12 Woodworking Tips and Tricks for Beginners

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Название	:	12 Woodworking Tips and Tricks for Beginners
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You had me laughing at myself! I am a retired contractor and you showed me two simple solutions to problems I ran into often on jobs Thanks for the video
Comment from : matt edwards

Even though I knew most of your tips and tricks in this video I still enjoyed it and I did learn something new Very well presented and very well appreciated, thank you
Comment from : Fransisco Alvarezinski

Awesome tips! Thanks for sharing!!
Comment from : Danny Wilsher

Your work and video is second to none may God continue to bless you and your family outstanding info young man
Comment from : Patrick Archuleta

Maybe just me, but your swaying back and forth was really distracting Good tips though
Comment from : Jack

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Comment from : PAPERGATORZ FEDDUCCA

Prefer the sawhorses over the foam on the floor Too old to be working on the floor
Comment from : Gary Corey

Wooow
Comment from : Josele Jonathan Ortíz

You have a Ryobi AND a Kreg track saw? What are the use cases for 2?
Comment from : Michael Campbell

Another copy and paste video brThese ideas have been in mass on Youtube for over 10 years
Comment from : Bestbuilder

L I K E 👍👍👍👍👍💯💯❣🤍❣💯💯🤩🤩🤩
Comment from : WOW Yummyyy

Great video! Thanks for posting Looking forward to putting that brad nailer tip into action
Comment from : wvp

Great tips thanks 🙏 I never seen the rolled mitre edge tip before Brilliant
Comment from : myerscok

For rolling the mitre use a 3-4 inch nail
Comment from : stephen watson

Use hockey pucks instead of the foam for cutting sheets
Comment from : stephen watson

Tip # 3, uh, how about, hold your brad nailer perpendicular to the wood
Comment from : Johnny Z

Nice to see that you're not a 'tool snob'lovin' that you seem to have a mostly Ryobi shop!!
Comment from : Mike Lehane

Good tips, but found your rocking from side to side while you talk distracting
Comment from : John Mack

I have been using a brad nailer for years and never knew how to keep the nails from deflecting I will certainly try it your way Thanks for the tip!
Comment from : Brian B

Foam - been doing that for a very long timebrMiter saw tip - no commentbrNail gun - never had a nail come out You were tipping the gun to the sidebrHow to draw the circle - nice tipbrAvoiding tear out - have been using tape for over 50 yearsbrSelf centering bits - love thembrmagnetic clip - Wife uses them in the kitchen - to bad I haven't any metal cabinets in the shopbrAngle finders - great item, I have 2 different ones One plastic - not real good - one metal, great one brSpeed square - most people don't know how many things you can do with onebrBurnishing the miter - good tip, but cut the miter at 448 degrees and get a perfect outside cornerbrGlue bot - love thembrSaw horse tip - good one
Comment from : David Curtis

Hi, beautiful video Please, can you say me the Model Name of Circular Saw Ryobi used in this video at the tips number 5?
Comment from : Cristian Leone

Thank you for the great tips! Can you tell me the type/brand of clamp that you used several times in the video It looked very slick
Comment from : Bryce Yorke

Thanks for the tipsHowever the background bass is so distracting i almost didnt make it to the endIf you use earphones it is really bad i would rather listen to you clearly thanks
Comment from : bill

Angle finder is a must and cost so little that I think miter saw makers should throw one in the box
Comment from : J Benson

Thank you for sharing love it
Comment from : Michael Holton

I just wondered, but why aren't more woodworkers using compasses?brIn Europe we used them Always in school and they seem to be perfect for drawing circles
Comment from : Azumao

PLEASE HELP : looking for some ideas on how to secure melamine cabinets on a wall that has plywood behind it ! My backing for cabs is 3/4 thick I would assume sheetrock is 1/2 and plywood half inch or 3/4 I usually use 3” screws on walls without the plywood directly to studs ANY IDEAS help any info on certain wood screws anything !! Was just thinking to use longer screws and put a bunch on each cabinet for extra strength TIA!! Also I think I will be putting legs on the cabinets
Comment from : jupiter jac

If you don't have a drill press, place two pieces of wood (2x4) offset from teach other, creating a corner Use that corner as a drill guide
Comment from : Canadian Woodville

Couldn't love and appreciate this knowledge video more The circle method is fantastic! Thank you for sharing with the woodworking community
Comment from : M Kelly