MAKING OAK PEGS FOR THE DIY TIMBER FRAME - Not the Proper Way!

[@AndyUK-Corrival]

Great progress Tim. I haven’t been in my workshop for quite a while as I have lost my motivation but watching you and your enthusiasm again may tempt me out there tomorrow. Andy U.K.

[@mwils20]

Can’t decide which I’ve been more excited for. The birth of my first child or the assembly of this workshop!!!

[@tomtaylor3743]

This is the sort of excitement I'm needing my lock down life! Absolutely buzzing, hope all went to plan.

[@adamjamro23]

Lovely job

[@Olli4]

Great to see your enthusiasm!

[@timgrubb5677]

Like a kid in a sweet shop! Exciting times

[@markrowland5393]

I love your enthusiasm, hard work and ingenuity.

[@T8RTU]

I can totally feel the excitement in the ‘5 years in the making’ ....😎👍✅

[@andrewmitchell9807]

Natural split and 3mm, such a useful video - many thanks

[@karlgledhill1356]

Looking forward to the next video

[@BissellMapleFarm]

This is helpful. What is the size on the drill bit?

[@0044512]

I was about to ask the same question. The pricker I got needs a 19mm hole in the mortise as it's 18mm itself, so assume you drill 19mm holes then and use a tapered peg that goes out to 19mm in the end?

[@Mark199201]

Can tomorrow come today please? I'm looking forward to seeing this frame!

[@gingerelvis]

Interesting little detail of the big build. A spoke shave would be ideal for this, I reckon you'd whittle through them in no time the old fashioned way.

[@gaz740]

Can't wait to see the walls go up.

[@andrewrichardson984]

Great knowledge fella nice one Andy West Yorkshire

[@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT]

Looking forward to seeing how your make do crane works out 🤘 I got my cartlodge frame up just before Xmas but my video won't be uploaded for another couple of weeks! Make sure you brace each side before you go and have a cup of tea, the whole back side fell down on mine at tea break! Didn't catch it on film though 🤭

[@anthonydenbigh3757]

Oh how I've waited for a video 📹

[@normbograham]

When I was 17-ish, I cut a whole bunch of these, which took forever, and made them from what looks like firewood. I didnt know anyone used "milled" lumber. (lol).

[@Back2Brick-Ben]

I'll be honest Tim. I was gonna have a paddy when I saw this wasn't the raising vid but as usual thoroughly enjoyed it! Not get in with the big stuff 😂👍

[@andrewclarkehomeimprovement]

Thanks for this. Very timely, I need to make 40 some-odd pegs for a dining table build and don't want to buy dowels.

[@KFUURE]

Adapt and overcome! 👌

[@petemoring67]

Cor!! ..... Thought we were gonna be treated to a bit a whittlin there :-)

[@mark3995]

Best of luck.

[@athloneduke]

Tim, look up Kris Harbour on KZbin make his, he’s also an avid diy guy, some entertainment for you

[@gordyl9247]

Just wondering if you could push the pegs through a die by mounting it on a hydraulic log splitter, obviously if you need to make quite a lot. I'm suggesting hydraulic for control.

[@TheRestorationCouple]

Yeah lots bash them through a drilled steel plate which looks quite effective.

[@clydedecker765]

Sometimes ya just need a drawknife .... or something like it but a sharp knife in the Bowie class might just do the trick...

[@alexinnes402]

What a tease

[@dougsaunders8109]

I bet that oak smelt great as you cut it on the band saw

[@KFUURE]

🤣

[@KFUURE]

Thought I liked wood😆

[@dougsaunders8109]

There is just zoning about the smell of dried oak

[@KFUURE]

@@dougsaunders8109 there is just something! About dried Oak🤣 I think your fettish may of got out of hand.... Am only joking 👍

[@grahamyoudell4105]

Hey Tim... check out Chris Harbour on his utube channel...he made many pegs with a die....

[@davebarnes1742]

I call my peg maker Bob (my son ).

[@AbellTo]

What no spoke shave, no draw knife, no shave horse!

[@lbh002]

big wood

[@thewatermillscotland]

You need WAY less teeth for resawing those boards on the bandsaw. Get a blade with the least teeth and deepest gullets you can find. You only want 3-6 teeth in the wood at a time.

[@bazroyle9316]

Stop the teasing and making us wait we want to see it going up 😃😃😃

[@Musicpins]

yeah this is not the kind of thing you wanna buy, split pegs and dowels are just the best of all worlds.

[@matthewtarver5416]

The hole peg hole off set being due to pulling the joint tight is not true. The idea of off setting the hole is so as the timber drys the joint stays bearing on the tennon saddle and doesn't shrink and end up bearing the weight through the peg. It does pull things tight and look nice but that is not the off sets primary job. Jelous on the workshop by the way nice job! And also loved the lead videos that guy had skills!

[@stuartrich4574]

I didn't get to the video, the advert was too long

[@clausiusuf]

Patience is a virtue and you can always use the ffwd to advance 10secs.