Hexagon Slide Puzzle With Hard Maple

[@egollaa]

@6:57 Been there, done that. I use a steel screw to form thread in the wood. Then the brass screws turn easy.

[@coreygrua3271]

Delightful, creative thinking in full view. Patience…personified. Thanks for the video and for sharing years of knowledge so freely.

[@Gabe-vu9lj]

I just came across these Rali Swiss made hand planes that seem intriguing. They have a replaceable, double sided steel or carbide blade and a seemingly very easy throat and depth adjustment.

[@Reptilia12]

Nice! Reminds me of the old “magic disk” puzzle that you separate with centrifugal force by spinning on a pencil

[@MCsCreations]

Beautiful work, James! Really nice puzzle! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@professor62]

Very cool puzzle, James! I was gonna ask why you needed the screws, but I’ll just watch your other channel. lol

[@gareths100]

1.20 => shooting board/ plane envy 🤤

[@social3ngin33rin]

@0:50 lololololololol @3:43 how do you gauge how much sticks out?

[@WoodByWright]

I just touch it and feel how much of the iron is out on both sides.

[@dpmeyer4867]

fun

[@wilarguello1598]

Hola. Veo que es tu pasatiempo. Lo que hace me gusta. No tienes herramientas eléctricas, bien. Me gusta tu caja de cepillar ángulos. Pero no tienes una para cortarlos, ni sierra de banco. Soy impresor. Saludos desde Nicaragua.

[@WoodByWright]

¡Gracias! Tengo una sierra de caja de ingletes para cortar los ángulos, pero su uso requiere mucho trabajo. El solo uso de la sierra de mano es más rápido y preciso.

[@wilarguello1598]

@@WoodByWright así como van los acontecimientos aquí, creo que volveremos a lo manual, bien los que estemos vivos. Mil gracias por responder. Saludos