4 Rules for Woodworking You MUST Follow

[@mardakworkshop4450]

As always a great video thanks for sharing 👌👌👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ChadStanton]

Thanks for watching my friend

[@raegir]

It’s easy to overlook a video like this because it isn’t a flashy build or jig or tool but it may be one of the most important videos I’ve seen in a long time. I genuinely appreciate your videos. Thank you for highlighting a sometimes overlooked aspect of building furniture.

[@ChadStanton]

Wow, thank you so much, Dylan. Yes, my channel does struggle. I'm not cool or tough. But I truly do what to help others. Thank you again

[@TonatiuhMellado]

@@ChadStanton Es porque eres un carpintero antes que una estrella en KZbin y te gusta (es obvio) ayudarnos :)

[@dannywilsher4165]

Thanks Mr. Stanton! You the man...

[@vincentpillay3408]

Always informative Chad. Thanks for continuing to make us better woodworkers.

[@bobh64]

A great honest piece.

[@ChadStanton]

Thank you kindly, Bob

[@athmostafa2462]

That's very informative video , thanks 😊👍

[@ChadStanton]

Thank you for watching. :-)

[@steveiv9250]

You the Man Chad, Awesome job !

[@pfalso4]

Thanks for your humility Chad. It’s rare these days. Much respect

[@billk.5891]

Great video Chad, thanks for sharing it.

[@NewBeginningNewCreation]

I appreciate another helpful video Chad. Good to see you again

[@ChadStanton]

Thank you so much for the comment. Hope you have a great day

[@jmdowdy]

Very informative! Thanks for another great video.

[@mikekernjr5121]

I respect people who can admit their mistakes. I respect them even more if they can come up with solutions to overcome those mistakes. Chad is one of those people. Good job Chad!

[@ChadStanton]

Thank you so much Mike for your kind words

[@nobuckle40]

Great information Chad! Thanks.

[@ChadStanton]

Thanks Doug for the compliment. And for not laughing at my mistakes 😆

[@nobuckle40]

@@ChadStanton Why would I laugh at your mistakes? I make them too. Let's do this, let's give ourselves room for mistakes and learn from them together.

[@edsweeney7266]

Stanton, you are hilarious and put out some great content.

[@mikekernjr5121]

Those rules are basic yet brilliant. Great video Chad.

[@ChadStanton]

Thank you Mike. I appreciate your comment

[@alberttibbets6567]

I like how you explain your thinking and show examples. Really helpful. Thanks.

[@ChadStanton]

Thank you so much. I appreciate your kind words

[@justinalang]

Great video! These are incredibly useful considerations to have when planning out a design.

[@ChadStanton]

Thank you Justin. For me, whenever I skip those rules, I always have issues.

[@johnjensen8560]

I enjoyed your video Chad. I am more into renovation and finish carpentry but I also do quite a few built ins. Over the course of more than forty years I have developed my own four very simple rules which I try to drill into apprentices that I have worked with. They are, when you build, make sure that it’s: level, plumb, square and straight. Whenever you have a problem in wood working it’s because you didn’t pay attention to one of those four basic principles! John Jensen from British Columbia.

[@ChadStanton]

EXCELLENT POINT! So true if you avoid one of those in the beginning it will only multiply as a problem as you go. Thank you!

[@paulbramhall9157]

Chad a speed sqare would fit nicely in the bookcase draw. Love the geometry and tips Thanks and keep up the great work.

[@ChadStanton]

Hahaha true. But it better be a small one

[@genardusfaberus6514]

Thanks for sharing. Not everybody is able to learn from errors.

[@ChadStanton]

I make plenty of mistakes. So i guess I'm learning a lot Hahahaha Thanks for watching

[@brucewelty7684]

yt has not been notifying of your additions. Also, the eBook link does not appear. Error on my part. The ebook link appeared at the side bar

[@TonatiuhMellado]

Chad... put a thanks button

[@yannkitson116]

Hmm I have a real knack for making ugly things even though I try to make presentable things... Thanks for some great tips!

[@ChadStanton]

Hahaha I can still make ugly pieces even if I followed all 94 rules

[@TonatiuhMellado]

Jajajaja

[@AndrewArndts]

94 rules... what is it the Pirate Code.. well as Barbosa said; "more like guidelines really. Welcome aboard the Black Pearl Miss Turner." whoops sorry I digressed there.

[@2C3T]

I'm sorry if something has happened but where is Dan? I saw him one video and then he's gone the other one. I understand if you don't want to talk about it or feel comfortable talking about it.

[@ChadStanton]

I moved 5 years ago

[@2C3T]

@@ChadStanton So you guys were friends and kinda just drifted apart?

[@jamesmclean1336]

Knick knack Patty wack full of crap....Seriously you make me laugh out loud Chad!...Great video!

[@ChadStanton]

Thanks James my friend!

[@TonatiuhMellado]

¡Jajajaja! I laugh to, and still it's better construct that 80% of what I make in a rush :)

[@TheFalconJetDriver]

Rule One! keep your fingers away from spinning saw blades!. Rule Two unplug power tools when playing with sharp things attached to said power tool! Rule 3 don't drink alcohol when working with sharp or spinning power tools. Rule 4 if it does not feel right STOP!

[@jasonoliver7881]

Ultimate challenge: Build a Canoe.