Gluing: 101

[@TeaLoveandCare]

I'm new to your channel, but what I like about it immediately is how often you reference your mentors. That shows a lot of respect and honor for your woodworking tradition. It's clear you were a good student under them because only good students become good teachers, and your teachings are excellent. Really glad to find and subscribe to your channel.

[@SteveHayes1]

This series of "101" videos are fantastic! Thank you!

[@Philipmorleyfurniture]

+Steve Hayes thanks Steve. Hope to have more soon.

[@cavebeastdemon3631]

I’ve been woodworking for many years, sometimes professionally and I learned things in this basic gluing video. ...just goes to show you, when you think you know it all, you really know very little!

[@DiabloSpearguns]

outstanding presentation and information. 🤙

[@dennismcgehee2984]

I really enjoy and appreciate your videos. Some people are expert "doers" but not many are expert "teachers" as well. You sir are BOTH. I am by no means a novice woodworker but I learn something new from every one of your videos. My hat is off to you.

[@3cwoodworking.charlie759]

Thanks for the tips enjoyed the videos

[@noachmiller360]

great video, i learned a lot

[@morewithmorin699]

Great Video, great tips and pointers

[@donalso]

I should be allowed to give more than one like. the nuances of gluing. thanx.

[@steverochon1620]

Woodworking has been a love for a long time, but I’m mostly self taught. And while I’ve enjoyed your videos for awhile, I hadn’t gotten into the how-to basics.... things we take for granted, like milling and gluing. I’ve learned so much from a few of these videos that many woodworkers would skip over. Great details Phillip! I’m taking a class from you in Indiana this June and I’m really looking forward to what I will learn. Thanks for your work!

[@DontTreadOnMeToo]

Thanks for the instruction. For us novice wood workers it is excellent to see a real craftsman at work.

[@Philipmorleyfurniture]

+DontTreadOnMeToo cheers I'm glad it's helpful 👊

[@sbs128]

Excellent

[@GuysShop]

Nice overview Philip. Well done video too! Thanks for putting this together, it's a very nice reference video.

[@jasonlayton6964]

The in/out method is an awesome tip. Same principle as using a miter jig in that the edges will mate up perfectly when swapped side to side.

[@Philipmorleyfurniture]

Cheers man! Awesome!

[@jbjbuild]

Thats one of the best videos on gluing I've seen. Thanks and keep them coming!

[@Philipmorleyfurniture]

+Jeff Jump Thanks so much!!

[@thomastieffenbacherdocsava1549]

Hey Phillip, been getting some remember to, ideas from your videos. Wish I'd seen this two days ago. LOL! I do the triangles but the bigger triangle ......gonna use that. Finger cup. LOL! another .."next time." Came to a similar conclusion after using Titebond II ( supose to have longer working time? ) Also ..removing glue at early stages saves a lot of work. Thanks!

[@donnythedart]

Lots of really good info! Thanks for sharing Philip!

[@Philipmorleyfurniture]

Cheers! Absolutely!

[@AlabamaWoodworker]

Very good info, Philip! These videos are getting really good.

[@Philipmorleyfurniture]

+AlabamaWoodworker Thank you. Sorry for the weird exposure on the video. Still figuring out the new camera.

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

Binge watching your channel today. Should have taken notes. LOL. But the I/O thing will save me soooo many headaches. Simple things like that mean so much

[@Philipmorleyfurniture]

+Angie Overton That's awesome! I am really glad that you are finding it useful.

[@shadsyed943]

I have yet to buy a jointer, would the I/O thing work on a table saw (using table saw to joint the edges)?

[@brianjones5802]

Really enjoying your channel. Keep it up

[@Philipmorleyfurniture]

Much appreciated! Thank you!

[@brianjones5802]

Philip Morley Furniture sent you my info. next time you're in Austin let's grab a beer

[@Simplecove]

Packed with great info. Thanks for sharing, Phillip!

[@Philipmorleyfurniture]

+SimpleCove [Sean Walker] Cheers!! Appreciate the support!!

[@andrewhaley9592]

Does over tightening the clamps increase the chance or bowing of the panel or is that due to errors in milling?

[@jwkooi1979]

thanks. going to put the tips to use on wednesday. looking forward to the next 101

[@flamabl1]

Awesome stuff! Really clear and thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@taffynz90]

I've been following you for a while on Insta and have been watching your videos from the start. Your videos are always informative and a pleasure to watch. Shame you're in Texas and not just down the road in New Zealand. Can't wait to read the article on you in finewoodworking, I bet Matt Kenney was a blast. Thanks again, Taff

[@Philipmorleyfurniture]

+Ian 'Taffy' Standen thanks for following. A road trip to New Zealand would be great.

[@benharvey4524]

Enjoying your channel .Thanks for sharing, great info in all your videos ,keep em coming !! ...So many others just posting videos on what ever the weekly woodworking trend is on KZbin not of their own technique or experience

[@Philipmorleyfurniture]

+Ben Harvey. Thanks for your support! Appreciate the encouragement! Cheers!

[@befmx31]

I just found your channel. Watched your milling 101 and this one. Really good stuff. I really like your approach. I subbed. Thanks.

[@rodneykiemele4721]

Excellent ! I sure do hope you will continue to make videos, you're Great at it. You give excellent real life info and you're Great at being in front of the camera. ( not everyone is ) Thanks a lot for giving us your time and energy to make these videos.

[@Philipmorleyfurniture]

+Rodney Kiemele thanks for the encouragement. It's a fun and exciting adventure.

[@adriaanvaneyndhoven5774]

Hi Philip, First of all great videos with a lot of good tips. From what kind of panel width would you start using Caul boards?

[@csevengo_4321]

Lock your focus and exposure on your cameras. Thanks for your tips.

[@paolaalcantara7270]

Eres lo máximo !!! I & O 😍😍😍

[@paulhunley5338]

thank you that was great

[@AndrewPanckhurst]

Awesome explanation. You picked your board layout based in appearance, do you alternate endgrain growth rings up then down to make the panel more stable? Thx

[@Philipmorleyfurniture]

+Andrew Panckhurst Great question. When I worked in most production shops we followed that rule but what I have found in most studio shops is that is not the practice because we simply go with the A face. I think we can get away with it since we can be meticulous about every stage. . . Nothing is rushed.

[@gordhildreth4630]

Do you ever use the WEST SYSTEM?

[@jonathna11]

I just subscribed why doesnt your channel have more exposure or subs?

[@janitor6669]

Philip has the weirdest way of saying "here".