99 Woodworking Tips & Tricks

[@beauxtx1959]

Awesome job! Especially enjoyed your dad also being in the video.

[@MichaelCarroll]

Great tips -- thank you! Your vids are hugely entertaining and informative!

[@artswri]

Great stuff, really an impressive collection of tips that you have collected. I always learn something new, even watch multiple times

[@Simonfrios]

Dude: the thumb impress was legendary.

[@markhowlett1705]

Great stuff Mate! some good tips in there, like the drill hanger!

[@peterwilliams6188]

Thank you Sir

[@gpmhlm]

I LOVE ❤️ YOUR VIDEOS. THANK YOU

[@Huttify]

It is not a surprise, but number 88 is more important than most others. And it just keeps giving!

[@LarryDMitchell]

Awesome video. There were five tips I NEED to do tonight and I'm sure a few others down the road. I'm going to share this via my email to myself so I can watch it again and take notes! 👍👍👍👍👍

[@LauraColey-d5h]

Love the videos !!!

[@hassanal-mosawi4235]

Thanks for sharing those tips and the make!

[@villageidiot8718]

informative AND entertaining

[@L0STH1K3R]

We can only hope that sonic tech will finally work on wood one day.

[@roguepetunia]

Great video. Good tips and very funny!

[@rick91443]

Ya, I'm still here too. Can't believe I was around to see the first one...cheers...rr Normandy, France

[@MarklTucson]

Good tips and fun video

[@AaronFriendStudio]

great one.

[@jackthompson5092]

Great tips.

[@gamer2101]

I love this!!

[@timnovak7334]

...fun and informative...

[@grahamtaylor989]

Brilliant

[@SheWhoWoodworks]

Perfect lunch time video. Nice Doctor Who ref btw 👍

[@ok-hd4so]

your hair is awesome!

[@TheMessyStudio]

Great vid, guys!

[@wortheffort]

Y'all's club meeting started back up?

[@TheMessyStudio]

@@wortheffort If you mean the San Antonio club, I've heard they have a new venue, but have not been to any meetings since the Covid thing.

[@wortheffort]

@@TheMessyStudio ya, not sure any are doing anything but virtual zoom stuff.

[@TheMessyStudio]

@@wortheffort I did meet up with the Pen Turning group a few months back for turning pens for the troops. They asked me and Rebecca DeGroot to come help them out.

[@whittysworkshop982]

I love these videos 🤙😂 thanks lads 😁

[@brucewelty7684]

pretty neat.

[@DragonwoodDesigns]

I love these kind of videos! Sure, I knew about 97 of these, BUT I learned 3 new jewels! I have been working wood since I was 7. I have never had the idea that "I know all that!" In this case, I learned 3 new nuggets. I love the Idea of chucking up a hook to hang drivers/drills. Also, I should clarify: I learned 2 things from your list, but 1 from the background; You have what looks like 3 or 4 inch white PVC pipes mounted to the wall for storing sandpaper and drill motors. I will implement that ASAP as all my battery drill motors are wasting valuable shelf space! Should have been "Bonus Tip #101".

[@thewalnutwoodworker6136]

I use the original blades on all of my planes except my No 4.

[@bobbabcock3847]

Good vid series

[@loucinci3922]

Darn it. Gave my mini-lathe to mother-in-law. LOL - you said wood! So Enjoyed. So funny! Thanks for sharing

[@davesloansnakehunter]

If I can wait for this, I might be the first to view it.

[@ugaladh]

But...but.... a scrub plane is my favorite plane to use. I used to put some neon tape on my bandsaw to try to remind me to re-tighten before use. someone on-line suggested putting a cheap Carabiner around the blade when you loosen it- you won't start it with that still on there . I've been happy with that method.

[@fionam3554]

That lazy Unknown Turner didn't do squat!

[@wheelerelectric]

I like the magnet with plastic. I’m going to use this Tipp when I dump my miscellaneous parts bucket over “about 4 times a year”.

[@wheelerelectric]

I recently bought a magnet for this purpose but this is 👍

[@tomcoker9882]

Shawn you and your Dad had a lot of valuable tips imbedded in this fun little video. Thanks. Cheers, Tom 👍 BTW: I think you should stick to woodworking (turning in particular) as I don’t think you’re ready for the Comedy Club. 🙄

[@wortheffort]

A dagger through my heart. Et tu Brute?

[@JohnClark-tt2bl]

The performance was a bit wooden.....😁

[@wortheffort]

@@JohnClark-tt2bl ugh… so you think my Oscar submission will get rejected?

[@heavymetallife398]

I just used the finger impression tip to go find a star drive, worked first time, and it took me nearly a minute to get to the toolbox, gotta be the tip of the year, someone's gotta get that tip to Adam Savage, always complaining about grabbing the wrong hex key

[@AmarettoEyes]

#59 is the funniest one 😂😂😂

[@J.A.Smith2397]

N here's a random for you, I know you like myself love Osage. Osage shavings are one the best dyes for fabric, hell maybe wood but your tip on metal shavings reminded me that adding metal shavings to osage dye is how you get green! I just dyed a shirt I use in reenactments.

[@wortheffort]

Didn’t know about metal.

[@TWC6724]

How do you like Mahoney’s finish? Was thinking of trying it out on furniture followed up by his wax. I know it’s not a durable finish but it’s easy and non toxic. Seems like a cheaper option to Rubio’s or Osmo.

[@wortheffort]

It’s my go to finish.

[@EMWoodworking]

I prefer Everclear 😁

[@wortheffort]

Around here Everclear is about $5 more for same amount. There are a couple generic brands whose price isn't much more than DNA.

[@philhorakjr1652]

Yeah..I got a good laugh or two...or three and more...and you guys sure had fun too.

[@cadaveramatore]

12:20 The most funny moment ever

[@jsporish]

this 99 tips video had 99 views before we came along.

[@whild017]

So whats the deal with #36? It's not good to use denatured alcohol and you should use something like Everclear instead?

[@wortheffort]

If you absorb it via skin and lungs then yes. Grain alcohol I don’t worry about.

[@whild017]

@@wortheffort thank you. I usually dont worry about grain alcohol either at least until the following morning hah thanks for the advice though. Love your channel man I've learned so much from you so far especially on the turning videos. Keep it up. Thanks again

[@jonaspeoples6931]

Hahahahahaha i love this guy

[@emanuelmifsud6754]

That was a great idea about the cathedral grain Direction however can we not show dangerous operations such as turning Square pieces on the lathe show how to prepare the edges by cutting them on a bandsaw

[@wortheffort]

There is no safety reason to round square edges in good wood.

[@emanuelmifsud6754]

@@wortheffort as a woodturning myself I can assure you that turning square stock will be easier if the corners were cut off first then there be no hammering of your gouges

[@wortheffort]

@@emanuelmifsud6754 disagree. It’s a waste of time, benefits nothing.

[@emanuelmifsud6754]

@@wortheffort do you disagree that having long hair next to a pedestal drill is dangerous

[@wortheffort]

@@emanuelmifsud6754 I don’t think you watched this video and just need to comment to feel better. Why do I say this? A) long hair pulled back is safe and that’s what you saw from me while working in this video. B) you couldn’t of seen me using a pedestal drill press with loose hair because I don’t own a pedestal drill press. So I wish you well.

[@TimC_1964]

That's hilarious!

[@J.A.Smith2397]

Well let's take a look lol

[@John50129]

Bald is beautiful!

[@wortheffort]

Ya, but then I’d have to shave every day.

[@MichaelBrown-kk6ck]

Tip for you - get Dad a better mic. Can't easily hear what he says. Great video otherwise.

[@wortheffort]

We use same mic.

[@emanuelmifsud6754]

Ebony timber stays black petrol chainsaws should be empty of fuel and run so the remaining fuel comes out of the carby

[@wortheffort]

Ebony grays, I said that.

[@emanuelmifsud6754]

As a woodwork teacher I showed safety Paramount to finishing or making a job showing dangerous techniques is incorrect

[@wortheffort]

I didn’t demonstrate anything dangerous here.

[@emanuelmifsud6754]

@@wortheffort operating a pedestal drill while you've got long hair is a recipe for disaster long hair should be in a hairnet