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Making a Cherry Wood Tobacco Pipe without a lathe (re-issue: no music version)
How to make your own tobacco pipe using a drill-press (no lathe). Easy, fun and reproducible process. ***** Due to popular demand, here is a new version of this video without any music. *****
Mouthpiece / Stem 3/8" (9mm) :
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9mm Pipe Filters :
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Tools:
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Hole Saw : amzn.to/2MZZssh (USA)
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Reamer Set : amzn.to/2GtS3A2 (USA)
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Wood Rasp Set : amzn.to/2HXQDA3 (USA)
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The Best Combination Saw Blade 10" :
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The stock I used is a ...
Mouthpiece / Stem 3/8" (9mm) :
amzn.to/2TAInYn (USA)
amzn.to/2JMsVV0 (Canada)
9mm Pipe Filters :
amzn.to/2TU7Z3D (USA)
amzn.to/2W0arZ6 (Canada)
Tools:
Round Nose Router Bit (3/4") : amzn.to/2t8Eyh9 (USA)
amzn.to/2Ln2Fnx (Canada)
Hole Saw : amzn.to/2MZZssh (USA)
amzn.to/2XNy09G (Canada)
Reamer Set : amzn.to/2GtS3A2 (USA)
amzn.to/2XNpjfp (Canada)
Wood Rasp Set : amzn.to/2HXQDA3 (USA)
amzn.to/2XTEoak (Canada)
The Best Combination Saw Blade 10" :
amzn.to/303GLgY (Canada)
amzn.to/2NgBFHi (USA)
The stock I used is a ...
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Видео
Handy corner clamp set (Caveman Tool Test)
Просмотров 9006 месяцев назад
Testing this very handy 90 degree corner clamp set of 4, while making a very simple plywood cabinet. (Not a paid promotion) Corner clamp set : amzn.to/49Gx7Aw (USA) amzn.to/3Ta3iBx (Canada) 16/18-Gauge Nail Gun (not the same as video) : amzn.to/3Vbvvue (USA) amzn.to/3PaiOvZ (Canada) NOTE : This video and description contains Amazon Affiliate links and if you use those to purchase anything, my c...
Box Joints on Giant Router Bit (Caveman Tool Test)
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Making a small plywood (7-ply cherry wood) box using a scary looking Box Joint router bit. I would recommend to use a plain wood boards (not laminated and not too hard) with this router bit For example, it would chew 1/4 inch (6mm) maple easily. (Not a paid promotion) Finger Joint Router Bit : amzn.to/4c1Halt (USA) amzn.to/3Ijo4JF (Canada) Flush Trim Router bit : amzn.to/42YvcEO (USA) amzn.to/3...
20 Minutes of Sharpening - Japanese knife on very cheap stones
Просмотров 2846 месяцев назад
This is simply me sharpening a very dull Japanese Santoku knife for a friend. I'm using cheap Chinese wet stones and taking my time. I thought I'd share this very zen moment with the summer night cicadas signing in my shop. Stone holder : amzn.to/49u0mGM (USA) amzn.to/3wFtfkz (Canada) I really don't recommend those low quality sharpening wet stones but if you really want to go cheap and don't m...
8 Piece Small Shank Twist Drill Bit Set (Caveman Tool Test)
Просмотров 3616 месяцев назад
This is a quick test for this very affordable bigger sizes drill set. This one is SAE 9/16” to 1” by 1/16th Increment but you can also find the metric set. Heat Treated High Speed Steel, 135-Degree Split Point Sometimes come in a case and sometimes not. Included Sizes: 9/16”, 5/8”, 11/16”, 3/4”, 13/16”, 7/8”, 15/16”, 1” (Not a paid promotion) 8 Pcs Drill Set : amzn.to/48wSV0f (USA) amzn.to/3SUZ...
Network Telephone Wire Crimping Cutter Stripper Plier (Caveman Tool Test)
Просмотров 796 месяцев назад
This is a quick test for this very popular tool. (not a paid promotion) Network Tool Kit : amzn.to/49mc1rb (USA) amzn.to/49iM77w (Canada) Just the crimping / striping pliers: amzn.to/42LT6U8 (USA) amzn.to/49pc3OL (Canada) Pack of RJ11 telephone jack blanks amzn.to/3URemps (USA) amzn.to/42K8AYR (Canada) Pack of RJ45 network jack blanks amzn.to/3UPnzP3 (USA) amzn.to/49loz1L (Canada) NOTE : This v...
Tool Wall Organizer Using Big Pegboard (Cave Setup)
Просмотров 2706 месяцев назад
This shop wall organizing was very satisfying to setup and made me realize how many tools you can have at your quick disposal for better and faster working !! Pegboard accessoriy kit: amzn.to/3T4Ac7I (USA) amzn.to/3V6RHWz (Canada) Some tools I used in the video... Jig Saw : amzn.to/49DAEiw (USA) amzn.to/3wogNFP (Canada) Impact Driver : amzn.to/3T8JbF4 (USA) amzn.to/3OSruqq (Canada) Concrete scr...
Dustopper - Dust Separator (Caveman Tool Test)
Просмотров 6793 года назад
This is a quick unboxing, test and review of the Dustopper dust collector / separator for any standard 2.5" (6cm) wet/dry shop vacuum and a standard 5gal (20L) plastic bucket. Using a dust separation system is reducing the vacuum filter cleaning by a lot! This one is a quick and easy, all in one, installation. (honest review, not a paid promotion) Few dust separation solutions : amzn.to/38A0rKR...
Best Workshop Bench Design (Shop Setup)
Просмотров 2903 года назад
The most simple, solid, sturdy and easy to build shop workbench (with not too detailed plan / drawings). All made from screwed 2x4 and 2x3 lumber boards (no jointing). Stop searching for plans, you can make this one in no time!! All Purpose #8 Wood Screws, 3 Inch : amzn.to/3pUJMt5 (Canada) amzn.to/3nRpyhZ (USA) 2x4" pine wood lumber : amzn.to/35RYAko (USA) Makita cordless drill and impact : amz...
Making a few pipe clamps - Caveman Tool Trial
Просмотров 5204 года назад
Pipe clamps are very handy, versatile and inexpensive. You can assemble them to make a very long clamp or a short clamp. For a few dollars and some old pipes rusting in a corner of your garage, you can quickly make a lot of very useful clamps by putting them together (use your old pipes)!! Here is how I made mines. 1/2" Pipe Clamp Hardware : amzn.to/3dk08VG (USA) amzn.to/2BcCPPd (Canada) 3/4" P...
Add Bluetooth to your Old Dusty Radio - Shop Setup
Просмотров 3084 года назад
This is how I converted my old radio from the 80s into a bluetooth radio. This is very affordable and easy to setup. Play your favorite podcast or music! Really a must for quality shop time! Bluetooth Receiver : amzn.to/3cIcaYu (USA) amzn.to/2ygkdN9 (Canada) Other models (they all do the same) : amzn.to/2ygEeDk (USA) amzn.to/3bNfLmE (Canada) Disclaimer : I am not a professional. This is not a t...
Hanging the Battery Charger (mounting mod) on the Wall - Shop Setup
Просмотров 4,9 тыс.4 года назад
A Great Shop Setup Tip! This is a quick video on how I modified a Makita battery charger to hang it om the wall. There was no mounting point on this model so I'm adding a key hole slot in the back. Makita cordless drill and impact : amzn.to/2xRw7wX (Canada) amzn.to/2Le7e1z (USA) Disclaimer : I am not a professional. This is not a training video, I am simply showing you what I did. NOTE : This v...
Power Tool Station Cabinet - All from scrap wood!! - Shop Setup
Просмотров 3364 года назад
This is how I made a power tool cabinet with pieces of scrap plywood and melamine. This cabinet saves a ton of space in the small shop but the greatest thing is your tools are always ready to use. This is sooooo useful !!! Also had to lay some stickers on the melamine door to hide scratches and holes. Some tools I used in the video... Bora clamps and kits : amzn.to/2xui8wC (Canada) amzn.to/2K4l...
Fast and easy Art Easel Stand - Scrap wood / one day project
Просмотров 54 тыс.4 года назад
This is how I build a quick wooden easel from scrap lumber. You can do this from strapping lumber, left over scrap, pallet wood or strips of plywood, it doesn't matter, it will work out perfectly! Follow the quick plan/drawing at the beginning of the video for dimensions and angles. This is a very short carpentry project! Easy to fold, carry and setup anywhere. Some tools I used in the video : ...
Adjustable Circle Cutter Drill Set - Caveman Tool Trial
Просмотров 3,9 тыс.4 года назад
Drill a big hole! Any size! Adjustable Circle Cutter Drill Set : amzn.to/3eAei66 (Canada) amzn.to/3eq2rre (USA) Cheap Drill-Press : amzn.to/34MwC7l (Canada) amzn.to/3eDdJse (USA) NOTE : This video and description contains Amazon Affiliate links and if you use those to purchase anything, my channel will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Questions or suggestions? ...leave them i...
Shop Electricity and Lighting (using EMT pipes) - Shop Setup
Просмотров 23 тыс.4 года назад
Shop Electricity and Lighting (using EMT pipes) - Shop Setup
The Bora Clamp Edge (cutting guide) - Caveman Tool Trial
Просмотров 8 тыс.4 года назад
The Bora Clamp Edge (cutting guide) - Caveman Tool Trial
Building the New Workshop!! (Urban House Shop Setup)
Просмотров 1774 года назад
Building the New Workshop!! (Urban House Shop Setup)
Knife Sharpening - Dressing a New Water Stone
Просмотров 7984 года назад
Knife Sharpening - Dressing a New Water Stone
Welding Mistakes! - First Time Welding Ever! MIG/flux-core
Просмотров 9575 лет назад
Welding Mistakes! - First Time Welding Ever! MIG/flux-core
Bow String Silencer Positions - Where to install (Raccoon fur balls)
Просмотров 26 тыс.5 лет назад
Bow String Silencer Positions - Where to install (Raccoon fur balls)
Sharpening a Chef Knife on Synthetic Water Stones (low budget)
Просмотров 6095 лет назад
Sharpening a Chef Knife on Synthetic Water Stones (low budget)
Quick Knife Sharpening on Paper Wheel (MDF)
Просмотров 11 тыс.5 лет назад
Quick Knife Sharpening on Paper Wheel (MDF)
Step-by-step - Tie a Traditional Nocking Point on your Bow.
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.5 лет назад
Step-by-step - Tie a Traditional Nocking Point on your Bow.
Paper Tuning for a Recurve Bow to Set the Nocking Point
Просмотров 8 тыс.5 лет назад
Paper Tuning for a Recurve Bow to Set the Nocking Point
The Puller (4 inch, 3 leg/jaw) - Caveman Tool Trial
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.5 лет назад
The Puller (4 inch, 3 leg/jaw) - Caveman Tool Trial
Tapered Spindles for Polishers - Caveman Tool Trial
Просмотров 17 тыс.5 лет назад
Tapered Spindles for Polishers - Caveman Tool Trial
Increase Air Compressor Capacity! - Auxiliary Expansion Tank
Просмотров 8 тыс.5 лет назад
Increase Air Compressor Capacity! - Auxiliary Expansion Tank
Power Cord with Pedal Switch (DIY) for any Electric Tool
Просмотров 38 тыс.5 лет назад
Power Cord with Pedal Switch (DIY) for any Electric Tool
10:47 I don't have a dust mask so I skipped this part.
I'm a Computer engineer and my office is filled with cables, gadgets, hardware etc. You've motivated me to organize it all this way, thanks for the video!
Glad to hear that helped! Cheers!
Excellent job. I'm about to do the same thing to a really nice old Harold Groves riser with a delaminated limb. Thanks a ton!
Nice project! I'd love to see that! Thanks for your nice comment and Cheers!!
He's dangerous!
*Promo SM* 🎉
Thank you help me alot
Happy to help
Make a pipe why don’t ya
Exactly! Thanks and Cheers!!
Nice short video showing how to use these spindles. I got a small bench grinder coming with these, and the manual assumes the user knows already how to use this stuff… 😑 As a beginner, I appreciate your video.
Glad I could help!! Thanks for the great comment! Cheers!
I need four cheap and easy display easels for one time use. This design is perfect!
Glad this was helpful to you! Cheers!
Great video... thxs
Glad to hear you enjoyed! Due to many viewers request, I just released a "no music" version of this video. Cheers!
What model is your router? Good luck with your channel!
Thanks for the great comment!! My router is the 14Amp Maximum Mastercraft (Canadian Brand) but when I look a the Skill 14Amp Router, they really look identical. It came with a plunger base and a fixed base and I attached the fixed base from underneath my Radial Arm Saw table for convenience. Cheers!
thank you
Thank you for your kind comment! Cheers!
HOW LONG DID IT ACTUALLY TAKE
Oh this is the best question nobody asks! It probably took me 30h to install the pipes and pass the wires through and to my electric panel including 3 trips to the store. Then another 15h to install all the outlets, covers and lighting. Between work and family, an hour here and there, it took me a good 2 months of elapsed time to finish the project. Good thing I don't count my time ;o) Thank you for asking and Cheers!!
I'm about to make my own pipe and needed to understand how to carve the block of wood, this is the best woodworking video ive ever seen! The plans at the beginning were extremely helpful. I have one question though as someone who has never used a pipe before, can i make the full pipe out of wood? or is there a reason people seem to buy the mouthpiece instead? I know it has a place to hold a filter, but im honestly not worried about that, im perfectly willing to deal with the harshness.
I'm really glad this was helpful! You can certainly make a stem from wood. A lot of people use a piece of tree branch in a shape they like and split it in the middle. Then they carve out the center before re-glueing the 2 halves. I never made one of those but I always think about giving it a try for a wizard type of pipe. The longer the stem, the colder the smoke. About the filter, I'm using it mostly to absorb the condensation humidity that sometimes build into a nasty juice. When I'm out of filters I roll a piece of paper or bark in there. However, having a wood stem is actually a good way to avoid this condensation because the wood will absorbe it. Making your own pipe makes a really rewarding smoke! Cheers!
@@OuttheCave well I've been through a journey. Carved my pipe out of a block of ash, drilled the holes, and chiseled everything into shape, just need to sand it now. I'm really happy with how it turned out, though my rounding skills with a chisel are not good. The wood stem definitely added a bit of complexity, but that was mostly solved with a longer drill bit. It was difficult to get the holes to line up inside the joint. Making everything else was so painless, I'm really glad I found this video, thank you!
That is good to hear!! Ash is a good wood but start it with slow smokes to build a nice cake and avoid burning it (1/4 bowl, few half bowl, few 3/4 bowl). The trick for lining up the holes (if you ever make a 2nd one) is having a square block to start with and also, once you setup the piece firmly in the drill press, you don't move it until all holes from that directions are done. And how does it smoke?? I bet it's great! Cheers!
What kind of materials are you making out ?? Bobby s
Thanks for your question! It's made from MDF (also called "particule board" or "fiber board" depending of the country/region) MDF is a medium density variant (MDF : Medium Density Fiber). Basically. it's fine wood dust mixed with a bonding agent, making it look like thick and heavy cardboard. It's also very easy to balance because the density is evenly distributed. It comes natural brown/beige or with a primer white paint that you can scrape off. I hope that helps. Cheers!
Used this method on my Bodnik Quick Stick RD longbow. D97 Flemish twist with DIY wool silencers. Ultra quiet for hunting! Thanks!
Happy to hear that! Sounds like a great bow. I never tried a longbow and that's something I've been missing out apparently. Thanks for sharing and Cheers!
I was taught over a half century ago, 1/4 way down on upper limb and 1/3rd way up on lower limb. Then it cancels its vibratory frequency. You can tune by moving the upper one in either direction in small increments to elliminate almost all noise. Been doin it like that for over 50yrs and it works very well.
Thanks for sharing your experience! It makes a lot of sense. Cheers!
Great video !!! The music very bad 😢
Thanks for your comment. Sorry aout that! I can't change it but I am using more accessible music in my recent videos. Cheers!
dam bro im in love with that guy
Great video. ( Love the radial arm-saw and the railroad track tool rest)
oh he(( yeah!
Nice SKX
The fact that you did this all one-handed while holding the camera is impressive. Does the lighter weight of the MDF wheel throw off the balance of the grinder?
Thanks for your comment! This is an interesting question I had not thought of... When the stone side is unbalanced, I think it shows more and quicker perhaps. But when it's balanced it's running true no problem. I also ran it without the stone on the opposite side and also with a buffer wheel. Cheers!
Pluggin the holes with dowel rod is that absolutely necessary or was it for aesthetics? because I personally wouldn't care if there was a visible hole underneath the limbs of my homemade ilf riser.
Hi Eric, Good point, that was purely for aesthetics and I don't think it makes enough difference for the structure/strength. Thanks for your question and Cheers!
Very awesome video and sexy man
so we have to put on the strings silencers every time we remove the string from the bow?
Hi, thanks for your question! Absolutely not. If you wax your string a minimum, the silencers will hold well in there and stay in place when taking down your bow string. And the real fur last a very long time as well. Cheers!
Great video!. No blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. No irritating music. Tool in action. Honest mistakes. Please make more videos.😁👍
Thanks for your great comment! I'll try to make more videos shortly. Cheers!
Thank you :)
Thank you for the video. I can’t seem to get mine to attach to the buffer correctly. The spinning is off balanced.
Oh, that's not cool! I hope you can straighten it or get it replaced by the seller. You could also try to shim it if it's not tight enough on your shaft and that may help to center the tip. One thing for sure, be careful not to run bring it p to full speed if it's unbalanced. Cheers!
what size whole saw r u using
Hi, Hole-Saw drill bit is 1-1/2 inch (38mm). See in the video description (click "show more" to see it all) for all bit sizes and other measurements. Good luck with your project and Cheers!
Great job man! You made me want to give it a try myself..👍🤠
Thanks, I appreciate the good words and you should definitely give it a go!!
I've been on a rabbit hole for the past 2 days with it dude I've made 2 so far just with my fixed blade some silver maple and twine you cut a cylinder about the size you want your bowl split it in half draw your bowl on to it and carve it out carve your hole through one of the sides then carve your stem split it in half hollow a line down the middle of it wrap the bowl and the stem separately in the twine to make sure it has a good seal back together then put the stem onto the bowl and Bob's your uncle
@@Fourwheeldriveslides205 , Cool! Glad to hear that! Yeah, I never tried the splitting way but I've seen it and I'll sure give it a try! Thanks for sharing and Cheers!!
What is that material
It's MDF - Medium Density Fiber. thank you for your question and Cheers!
Music in background is very loud i wanna be able to hear your work your tools sound of wood emerging into something beautiful your pipe ☀️
Thanks for sweetening your comment, I do appreciate! This is an old one and I since learned to balance music a bit better in my videos. Ok, way better now ;o) Cheers!
One of my favourite easel builds yet! Thanks for posting man. I also don't see a lot of people using the radial arm saw in place of a tablesaw.
0:50 👏🏼 thanks for the heads up
No problem and thanks for your comment! Cheers!
Rather go and buy yourself a Peterson pipe
I have some great pipes I bought but there is something about a pipe you made yourself. I'll still check out Peterson pipes, thanks for the recommendation! Cheers!
amazing !! thank you
Is that an older craftsman saw? I have one that looks identical and works the same
My Radial Arm Saw is a Black & Decker (made by DeWalt back in the years), But I've seen the Craftsman RAS and it's working just the same. Thanks for you question and Cheers!
Green polishing compound, car polishing compound?
Car polishing white and red will most likely work too but I believe they are a bit finer then the green one. Let me know how that goes if you try. Thanks for your question and Cheers!
You took the time for conduit, then going up the wall should have been done in conduit for the protection of the wire as well! Some one already mentioned the green wire, yes it for grounds only along with bare! use two 1/2-in Zinc-plated Steel Set Screw Connector Conduit Fitting, a 3/8-in Die Cast Zinc Clamp-on Type Service Entrance Connector Conduit Fitting, and a 1/2-in Zinc-plated Steel Threaded Coupling Conduit Fitting, 1/2-in 90 Zinc-plated Steel Right Angle Type Elbow Conduit Fitting, a 1/2-in Zinc-plated Steel Set Screw Coupling Conduit Fitting to keep the same look you are doing! strip the romex for the conduit run down to the box leaving a little to start into the conduit for tightening down on it at the clamp! That way you have your conduit up to the ceiling then romex going along the board, I think you will like it that way when you see it done! You can one for each romex! This is just a idea!
Great comment/ideas! I should have used another color than green. I added some tape on all extremities to indicate it was a neutral wire but that was clearly a mistake from my part. For the romex on the wall up, those were enclosed not too long after so I didn't run conduits. Same with the ceiling romex but I still got to insulate and close that ceiling, hopefully in the spring. Thanks a lot for taking the time to put all the details! Cheers!
@@OuttheCave But you hooked the green taped wire to the power side not the neutral side! 6:59 in video! That is a real problem for some one else in the future, safety!
@@oldcatmech Yeah, I fully get it, that green wire should have been red or black. I may re-run a red wire to all those outlets at some point. It would not take too long if I just hook in to the green to pull it in the conduit sections. Thanks for pushing me in the right direction! Cheers!
There's a seller on Ebay, called 'Antlers by Cody', who makes pipes out of antler and horn; and, he coats the inside of his pipes with "liquid meerschaum". From what little information I've gathered so far, 'liquid meerschaum' is simply powdered meerschaum, mixed-with a binder; but, I don't yet know what that binder would be. I had wondered if clay might serve similarly.....
Really sounds like a great concept, having a bowl of meerschaum. Thanks for bringing this up and let us know if you find out! Cheers!
Would coating the inside of the bowl with clay or 'liquid meerschaum' make the pipe last longer?
Hi and thanks for your great question! I have never seen a pipe with a coated bowl. I know there are corn cob pipes that are coated with clay but I think they just coat the outside. So you may have just invented something! Let us know the details if you do any tests with this idea and how it went. Cheers!
Very excellent work sir
Thanks for your good comment! Cheers!
Good job 👍
Thanks for your great comment!
I thoroughly enjoyed your reasoning and explanation, will follow suit. Thank you.
Thanks for your great comment! Cheers!
I found that cherry woods absolute favorite thing to do is crack. Its so frustrating
Oh, sorry to hear that. I used kiln dried cherry and it never cracked on me. Hope you find a cool wood that works. Cheers!
Dude Check out some much better videos
nice crash, thanks for sharing!
I just tried this silencer position on my longbow, and I’ve never heard such a quiet bow. Thank you!!
Glad that worked out! Thanks for the feedback! Cheers!
Dude! I could have carved that out with a band saw or a grinding wheel in 5 minutes. WTF?l
Thanks for your comment! I'm fixing a bandsaw soon so I'll probably use that in a later video. A grinding wheel, not sure, this wood darkens/blackens really easily. I may give that a try. Cheers!