How to Cut a Timber Frame Mortice
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Nice to have the toys lol.
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RESPECT!
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2:26 it moved, its got to be off by a small amount i would make it tighter and force it in so it has pressure on it already. great vid.
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he uses a long two handed Japanese chisel, does anyone knows the name of this chisel and, maybe, where I can get one in Europe? THX...
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Thanks for showing us how to use our new Saw Mortiser
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You can cut a lot of mortises with a drill and a chisel. If you're not in a hurry, it can even be preferable. I've used a DeWalt or Milwaukee D-handled 1/2 drill many times, and even a Millers-Falls human-powered boring machine on occasion. I have to say, if you like the quiet and the rhythm of hand-work mixed with conversation on a pleasant site, you can't beat the Millers-Falls. OTOH, if you're trying to make a living, speed is essential.
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nice demo
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It's called a "Chain mortiser". Google it, you'll find lots of vendors.
-jcr
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Nice, How do you like the Makita 7104 ? I am looking at picking on up but am torn between that and the Mafell. The clamp on the Mafell looks beefy but I am thinking the Makita will suite my needs (building our house and cabins).
Could you tell me what this tool is and where to get it?
karenwk1 2 years ago 5
It's just that easy!! Love using the Makita. Cuts a mortise like a hot knife thru butter...can get you in trouble real quick if your day dreaming as well, that's why they call me "patches"..lol!!!
kokaneesailor 7 months ago