Making corkboard frames

Starting with a big old corkboard taken out of an old univesity office, and turning it into two smaller ones for the kids, making the new frames out of bits of the massive old frame.

[@JDeWittDIY]

This is one of the very few channels where I watch every single video all the way through! Thanks Matthias.

[@vbertrand]

Same

[@wimchen]

me too, always learn something new from Matthias. Big thanks

[@equinoxefr75]

Same 😅

[@shawnstachowiak8517]

Love this guy! Me too! And comment and share!

[@TheLostVector]

Banging the old blade flat on your cast iron table saw like a true barbarian. I wouldn't have it any other way. One of us.

[@Absfor30]

Matthias could make a video about figuring out the smallest hole mice can fit through and I'd watch it... Nah wait a minute... We did that... And I watched it... Multiple times... Echoing others comments, thank you Matthias for educating us and showing us how to get things done with what we have!

[@williamreinhard]

I really like that trick for cutting splines without a jig. That's so much simpler!

[@matthiaswandel]

Good for big workpieces, but the annoying part is that the spindle needs to be curved

[@waterboy8999]

​​@@matthiaswandel Spindle?

[@walkingweapon]

InspireWoodcraft has a nice video how to cut a perfect kerf-width shim

[@szurketaltos2693]

I bet the spline doesn't need to be curved really in this case, some extra glue in there should be fine unless it's a major load bearing member?

[@tomcraven_]

@@waterboy8999I’m guessing he meant spline, the blade will make the bottom of the cut curved, so if you want the spline to fully seat, it would need to be curved too. but who am I to question the great Matthias!

[@d64d64]

This is entertaining, but also highly useful for those of us with a lot of too large corkboards.

[@stephengagnon4714]

I have been watching your channel for 8 years.

[@JoseSilveira-newhandleforYT]

Nicely done, Matthias!

[@inspector1794]

A nice easy project even I might be able to do. I enjoy watching you work and the opportunity to learn. Thanks for sharing.

[@Undermeman]

Very Nice, always a treat whenever Matthias posts a new video.

[@HiVizCamo]

Always interesting to see ordinary goods and builds from past eras still lasting a lifetime, they hadn't fine tuned planned obsolescence 😐

[@Mike-bd2se]

I love how you don't waste anything.

[@glenm99]

2:16 Inserting a shim to cleanly pop open the joint is quietly clever. 3:22 Clamping stops to the bench to help glue the frame was also new to me... great idea.

[@tracybowling1156]

Excellent job! I like the unvarnished one best!

[@rakeau]

I read the title as “cardboard frames” and was all like “what’s this about?!” 🤣

[@vallejokid1968]

So did I. I swear it said cardboard at one point.

[@matthiaswandel]

I make lots of typos, but that was your misreading, not my typo.

[@vallejokid1968]

@@matthiaswandel I can’t argue with that 😄

[@cyrilnorrie8450]

Your videos are always informing and entertaining. I always admire your shop-made equipment!😊

[@wolfparty4234]

I never get tired of watching your videos!❤

[@blaugrana-jw3dd]

The best exemple of recycling or upcycling whatever, what a guy!

[@davidtomlin8481]

Matthias, nice sawhorse the beginning 👍😉

[@jenkinseric2]

you seem to have two sources of material. Framing lumber and upcycling old stuff. well done.

[@TheLostVector]

Don't forget hardwoods via firewood!

[@davipip]

Saint Matthias, the frame multiplier

[@MCsCreations]

Pretty nice work, Matthias! 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@MRrwmac]

Nice work. Glad you took a break to make these. Those miter splined corners should stay now...haha

[@dege13]

Nice sweater. Hello from a former RIM employee in Waterloo.

[@dadabetic]

cutting down those wallabys was a genius move!!

[@LeesChannel]

That was one behemoth of a corkboard!

[@johnniewalker39]

Great use of the CNC! 😅

[@mastheadmike]

It took me an embarrassing amount of time to realize he wasn’t using the CNC for this. I said two or three times to myself, “why going to use a CNC for this if he’s doing all this prep” 🤦🏻‍♂️ A nice easy project.

[@matthiaswandel]

maybe watch the first 5 seconds instead of skipping ahead?

[@memyselfandeye1234]

A Pleasure As Always ... Thank You Kindly ... peace

[@nabiabdelkader7750]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله تعالى وبركاته السيد متياس ويندال واخيرا قد استجبت للمطلب وفعلت اللغة الفرنسية لترجمة وفقكم الله تعالى

[@cantorstaub6834]

Matthias could probably even cut his hair with the table saw

[@martyforgigs]

That is wicked funny!

[@JonnyDIY]

Nice job👍. Must've come out a church or something

[@johnmcmunn3827]

That would have been "THE" Perfect job for your CNC ...🖖

[@Somnifuge]

I don't know if it was purely a dated style thing, or if someone thought it was structurally necessary, but that old frame just felt _excessively_ thick.

[@szurketaltos2693]

Definitely style, I've seen corkboards that vintage with tiny trim holding up just fine... Ymmv though, if you get a properly full conspiracy board

[@cncgeneral]

I fear I would've run a tracksaw across the middle and called it done!

[@davidmcgrath6507]

Thanks for another lesson!

[@txkflier]

Oh darn, no CNC. However, I did learn a few tricks. Good job..

[@TheBitKrieger]

I read "cardboard frames" and was so confused.

[@scottmiller9098]

2:00 the curse of hand tools

[@jayhitek]

Only Matthias would try to hammer a table saw blade flat.. the rest of us would call it scary enough and toss it.

[@EitriBrokkr]

Speak for yourself. Some of us would have just ran it and made a 1/4 kerf like a wobble dado

[@shawbros]

No, I would also try straightening it.

[@Matthias-md3wn]

Most importantly did you hit a nail??

[@matthiaswandel]

yes

[@ronthacker211]

If it's wood, I use Titebond III for most everything.

[@paulfrizzell31]

👍great video

[@DavidLunney]

It's very rare that I can give Matthias any pointers but on this one I can! (I'm a professional picture framer) You should get a band clamp, much easier than your method of gluing up and self squaring :) you can make your own with a ratchet strap and a few blocks of wood ... Loved the channel for years dude

[@matthiaswandel]

Got a band clamp ages ago. Decided not to use it after the first time. You should get a band clamp!

[@tigacub]

Great😊

[@MrBrian-Columbus]

Now the kids fight over who gets which one.

[@matthiaswandel]

Yes, lack of identical is always an issue. but we are now up to four corkboard. One in the kitchen plus one for each kid.

[@Neue-Werkstatt-BM]

Hello Matt, well done👍! What the hell happened to that saw blade...? I've never seen anything like that before. Best regards Bruno

[@matthiaswandel]

Don't know. Might have used it for pruning and got it caught on a branch or something like that.

[@Neue-Werkstatt-BM]

​@@matthiaswandel I just hope you don't screw it into the machine anymore. You can install a cheap quartz clockwork and hang it on the wall in the workshop😉😂.

[@FlightSimDude]

👍

[@billlichirie14]

😁👍

[@katelights]

wait wait wait you got a CNC?

[@gorak9000]

he started building it in the last video - I still think that's not really him, and is just an AI deep fake imposter - Matthias "never CNC" Wandel built a CNC machine? Sure thing!

[@jonanderson5137]

It has a wooden frame 😂

[@gorak9000]

@@jonanderson5137 He's probably mostly going to do woodworking stuff on it anyway, not build space shuttle parts out of inconel, so the wood frame is probably good enough for what it is. Or, at the very best, the wood frame is enough to use the machine to make a metal frame?? Maybe??

[@jonanderson5137]

@@gorak9000 the laughing was because it's classic, not because it won't work

[@matthiaswandel]

If you have a CNC and are doing a project like this, the best way forward is to not use the CNC.

[@AbdullaMalik-c3o]

Its a time to make miter saw

[@johnboyboy919]

Who else was waiting for the CNC

[@sdspivey]

Why not cut the frame in half first, then it would not be too tall to go on the saw.

[@matthiaswandel]

miter joints would be more likely to break, which I was trying to avoid

[@bartlomiejbugno]

Czy i kiedy wreszcie włączycie opcję tłumaczenia komentarzy internautów na język polski?😢😢😢😢😢

[@TheMrWoodsman]

Try to that on a CNC 😂😂😂😂