5 Beginner Woodworking Tips I Wish I Knew Sooner

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Great tips, you just got a new subscriber
Comment from : Pete Nelson

What is that tool that throbs up and down will pulsatingand can it be modified
Comment from : MeriKa Tools

Great tip for using the jointer 👍
Comment from : reacher72

Жду с нетерпением
Comment from : Briley Lindsay

Bro that joint at the end Sometimes you just have to start over You had a 2mm gap at the shoulder You should've just cleaned up the corners of your mortise and the shoulders of you tenon a bit better instead of hammering it in
Comment from : emiel beckers

BRILLIANT
Comment from : Timothy Roper

Use sanding discs with a spiral pattern of small holes (they are made that way) The shop vac pulls the dust through the holes so the sanding disc doesn't get clogged, and it sands better (read: faster)
Comment from : Angel Bear

The running of opposite sides through the jointer, purely ingenious!!brbrEven though it’s so obvious the simple solution!!!
Comment from : Josh Sand

Love your tips! They are really awesome I was thinking that I might already know 1 or 2 of them, but they are all new to me! Keep it up👍
Comment from : kwoque

Good ideas! Thank you for taking the time to make this video!
Comment from : J Leman

Those engineering squares are too fiddly Even cheap Chinese 1 2 3 blocks are more than accurate enough to set up wood working machines, (nobody is working wood in 0001") and you need two or more to ensure your fence is both square and straight
Comment from : Mark Bernier

bend the end of the blue tape over after you use it so you can find the end it will unfold when you next use it
Comment from : George Baker

You didn't show how you got the plug out !
Comment from : Florence Hargis

Dude, that was awesome brbrSubscribed
Comment from : Dunaway Guitars

Here's a great tip Watch more these videos! 👍
Comment from : Teds Custom Crafted Pens

I don't know how you cut that plug with that plug cutter, with a hand-held drill but my axact same plug cutter will mangle the wood if I tried that with a hand held drill Truth be told, even with a drill press, my plugs cut with that plug cutter will be sub-par and very rough,and may not even stand being tapped in the screw hole!! How can you do it?
Comment from : Seth Warner

why not run it throw the planer period Hello
Comment from : Jim Delarosa

These were some good tips I might add, get the longer plug cutters Some are longer than others If you're a millionaire, you can just buy a Stanley 77
Comment from : Joseph Haddakin

gooderns
Comment from : bc65925

I don't understand the third tip with the jointer and the planer Can't you just put the board through the planer? It should make it flat, hence the name planer
Comment from : ooltimu

Nice Vid!
Comment from : Princern Prince

Can someone point put his video for making dove tails with tape please? Struggling to find it :)
Comment from : Ruthydoodledoo

I'm new to this show, great place to learn
Comment from : Leo Rising

"Painter's tape" comes in various colors
Comment from : Charlie Hazlett

Why not just use double sided tape? I hate CA, and any opportunity to avoid it is good for me Besides, check the price of a roll of DS tape compared to blue tape, CA glue, and CA activator
Comment from : Ana Phylaxis

Don't you need the sanding pads with holes in for the vacuum system to work?
Comment from : Strang3rman

What is that knife called at 12:33
Comment from : MetaphorForests

All these tips have been done better and more efficient No need to explain, if you know you know This video above is silly
Comment from : Peel Off Records

Probably my favorite woodworking video And no product plugs either!
Comment from : HughBarrettDC

jointer tip: geometry
Comment from : Aldo Garbellini

Just seen your channel Did the subscribe thing I'll check out your videos😊
Comment from : M R

6 inches is still plenty big my wife said so
Comment from : antiichrombie48

Ahahaha
Comment from : Chris Bailey

Not all double-sided tape is made for carpets Carpet tape is made for carpets, so don't use it in woodworking Use woodworking double-sided tape It's easier and quicker that the blue tape "trick" Probably cheaper, too The blue tape trick is fine for an emergency when you are out of double-sided tape, but not routinely Blue tape is NOT easier to remove than woodworking double-sided tape
Comment from : Andrew Bennett

Everything is a game changer!
Comment from : Ronnie Paul

As I am a beginner can someone tell me what is the difference between a planer and a jointer?
Comment from : Captain Awesome

What is so wrong about just using double sided tape? It's inexpensive, doesn't dry out like a bottle of CA glue can and is just a single product Just the one roll of double sided tape vs CA glue, Blue tape and activator Seems silly to me
Comment from : Dave Kimball

Your videos are exceptional! You and your Kr3w have great skills
Comment from : Calliplume

👍👍👍👍, thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge with so much humbleness, greatings from Guatemala
Comment from : Dan Diaz

wow, these are actually really good tips!
Comment from : Sebastian

15:40 that joint has such huge gaps between the two pieces of woodunreal
Comment from : David Davidsonn

Why support Chinese made products? Jore plug cutters and starbond ca glues don’t support the CCP and are not crazy expensive
Comment from : Steven Shelton

Thank you!
Comment from : Melissa Barron

You kind of mention this at the end But Proper Shop lighting is huge imo Just getting some cheap harbor Freight LED's even is often a huge upgrade over what most of us start out with in our shops After coming from a custom cabinet shop, to making my own shop space I really missed the quantity of lighting Having the shop well lit with good coverage makes it so much easier to do finishing work Give it a try, your eyes will likely thank you :)
Comment from : TheTsunamijuan

Why are you using “joiner” and “jointer” interchangeably? The machine is the jointer and you are the joiner 🫶🏻
Comment from : Living My Best Life

Great video but way did you block the safety shield that protects your hand from doing its job with the feather board?
Comment from : Edmund Hayes

Thanks for the tips Malaysia hadir
Comment from : The Man

Love the "t" shirt! Wish i had that when i was building houses
Comment from : Charles Supplee

Love your channel, but One of your tips isn't too cheap you need a plainer and a jointer I believe they cost quite a bit more than some blue tape
Comment from : T L

Awesome tips! Thank you!
Comment from : Glen M Taylor

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Comment from : Alfred Schmaltz

Great tips, sometimes the simplest things can make a huge difference
Comment from : Geoff Drew

awesome vid mate, thankyou
Comment from : Bob Glendenning

Super easy, barely an inconvenience!
Comment from : William Werts

Good tips I didn't understand one part of the face side of the board smoothing If you own a planer wide enough for the board, why would you make it uneven on the jointer instead of just starting with the planer? I get the part about using the MDF for a flat backer, just not the the part about doing part of the job on the too narrow jointer
Comment from : davidbwa

Dang I wish I knew the joiner trick years ago!
Comment from : Jack Wagon

When half the information is in bonuses, you know you're watching the right channel
Comment from : Curt White

Buy
Comment from : Santri Pusat

Drop the shitty music in the background and I’ll return
Comment from : Robert Smith

I don't know if the featherboard prevented the jointer's safety from closing but pushing a board through that thing with 5-6" of exposed finger shredders seems like a great way to to end up in a life altering accident
Comment from : Nate

Love the dovetail tip at the end
Comment from : Kevin Langley Jr

Very impressive John
Comment from : Linden Houston

Thank you! :)
Comment from : licustoms

I didn’t quite get the purpose of the bonus tip: jointer with large board It seems to me like the same could’ve been achieved with planing on both sides? Why use the jointer at all? Please explain
Comment from : Raul Hiedra

Can only click the thumbs up once, so here’s a few more 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 The beginner tips are much appreciated 😎🤙🏼
Comment from : Gabriel Rodriguez

I want to prefix comment with i'm sorry because i'm sure you get the way to much Malecki you must know Johnny Galecki
Comment from : MrKirby365

I want to thank you for your vids I just got into woodworking as in only having 2 tools so far 😂 There are tons of vids obviously but yours are the ones I enjoy watching the most and learn a lot from
Comment from : 303 Junglist

I dont understand why you ran the board through the joiner prior to the planer to make the board flat Wouldnt the planer do the same thing?? I watched it twice?? What am I missing? AND did you just sand wet glue! Great tip Thanks
Comment from : Eric Hart

I love the offsetting angles using the joiner GREAT TIP! Thanks so simple but wow what a difference! Thanks
Comment from : Eric Hart

You have too much time on your hands if you're screwing around with plug cutters Far cheaper, less work, and simpler to just use dowels or use dowel joinery and have nothing to plug My issue with the activator is don't you now have the CA activator all over your pieces now? In the glue filler example, you've just ruined your sandpaper, why not just use the soap and water cleanup as the glue specifies?
Comment from : JPowellCreative

I have to try the blue tape and ca on my new table saw tomorrow
Comment from : Paul Krieg

But why is CA glue so freakin expensive??
Comment from : Pete Webster

👍👍👍👍great tips
Comment from : Gib Clark

Great tips man!brHonestly, I've always had double stick tape lying around for household use, so never had to deal with the glue trick It's pretty cheap and a roll will last you years, but YMMVbrThat jointer trick is awesome! you can even use it on a tablesaw if your getting cuts that aren't 90* first board face up, second board face down, fits perfectly!
Comment from : Temjiu

As another you tuber says, that’s ok with the blue tape, but why not do the job in one with double sided tape Why come up with a new method that works rather than an easy old method that also works - and blue tape can also leave a residue
Comment from : paul webb