Creating a perfect mitered joint with a shooting board
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Lie-Nielsen Toolworks, Inc, which designs, manufactures and sells a wide variety of woodworking hand planes and tools, held 2 days of interactive demonstrations in the Building Construction Technology's area during January 2009. This demonstration, presented by the Homestead Heritage School of Woodworking, shows how to make a perfect mitered edge for a picture frame by using hand tools and no nails.
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The skill that man had with hand tools is incredible.
bikenutt1000 2 weeks ago
@Postie218 Well, you don't need THAT plane. Just use a normal bench or block plane (regular or low angle No. 4, 5, 6, 7 or regular or low angle block plane) or whatever you have. The result depends on how well the plane has been tuned (flat sole, wings 90° to sole etc.), how accurate your shooting board is and how well you can do this task.
The important part of this video is: 1. Cut the miter, 2.shoot it to get it perfect (or as good as you can get it)
SanityRestorer 4 months ago
Yeeeeah, ok, five hundred bucks for that shooting plane. Who has money for that ?
Postie218 4 months ago
rip saws arent that much
kd0afk 7 months ago
@MrMeanderthal - Yes, IF. It not negate the fact that THIS joint may or may not have been a true 90 degree joint. Remember, If a frog had wings it may not bump it's ass every time it jumps. - - I always check my work even though I use proper technique and jigs along with good tools. As good as I am, sometimes I find something else caused an error. - - Of course it is never me. lol
specialks1953 10 months ago
@specialks1953 if the shooting board fence is a true 45 then the joint will be a perfect 90.. no need to check it.
MrMeanderthal 10 months ago
"I'd love to see you work on that." "Yes, I've got it here."
personNumber0123 10 months ago
I am sure it was really a square joint but it would have been nice to see the joint alligned with a square to show it was not a degree of few degrees out of square. I know, I know, I am being picky but the title says PERFECT.
specialks1953 1 year ago
that tool chest is nice
Blackoutx86 1 year ago
ACCBCT needs to make more videos.
gehris13gretsch 1 year ago