Woodworking Masterclass S01 E02

[@doncochran9171]

Please don't shorten the videos, by far one of the best out there to watch. Very informative, easy to understand, and following along is easy. Thanks

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Don, I will be leaving the longer ones in tack on kzbin.info/door/X4wxZPvkIhrv9oFtyIaAEg But I find this channel seems to want more of the short snappy ones. So please check out the other channel above and subscribe. is is 99.9% hand tools. Cheers Steve

[@damonbeddingfield2958]

"Whenever you make a mark with your pencil always put your pencil were you need the mark and then move the square to the pencil". My dad told me this 20 years ago, and my dad told me my grandpa told him that 30 years prior to my dad telling me. And now I'm watching your channel and you are telling the world. Man, this warms my heart to a degree that cant be measured in feet, inches or mm. ;)

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Must be true then. lol Thanks for the sharing Damon. Cheers Steve

[@gustavobarroeta6444]

This was great, I been tryin to find out about "master craft woodworks inc" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Denia Diyictoria Bulldozer - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my mate got cool success with it.

[@sucesso_dev]

I read your comment from brazil

[@ki777iz]

wish someone had told me that long before I watched this video! 😂

[@Aussie_bush_kid]

I just found this. And as a very newbie woodworker. Is nice to find an Aussie maker that isn’t about sponsors and seems like I’m right there with you mate. Thank you.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Ross, Pleased you found us, hope to see you on a live stream in the future. Cheers Steve

[@micjbaron]

I've learned more in two videos with you than a few years in shop class. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

You're welcome Michael. Pleased I was able to help out. Thanks for your time to give feedback and your kind Comments. Cheers Steve

[@paoloportillo7700]

as a beginner who wants to get into woodwork, your videos are by far the most helpful. Appreciate you including the part where you make the different jigs.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks for the feedback Paolo. Any questions along your journey of woodwork feel free to drop me a message. And I'll do my best to help. Cheers Steve

[@truculentphillips8788]

Really love the way you explain things in a straightforward way, and don't attempt to make things too complicated. I realize I am about six years late to these videos and your channel but definitely glad I ran across them. Thanks for sharing your great skills and knowledge.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Truculent, Thanks for the feedback and kind words. Pleased you have found us and like what we do. We are back at it now for 2020. Have a great year ahead. Cheers Steve

[@mccantsc]

As a burgeoning woodworker with a young shop, I've found this first season/series excellent and indispensable. Thanks for sharing your wisdom and tradition, mate.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Charles, Appreciate the feedback. I will endeavour to keep it going. All the best with your shop. Cheers Steve

[@ltwoodproducts3265]

Love these older vids thanks for sharing them on KZbin

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

A pleasure LT, Pleased you are enjoying them. Cheers Steve

[@jamestimoney5082]

I feel like I’ve died and gone to woodworking heaven. Thank you Steve. Just subscribed I wish my woodwork teacher from school Mr Woolley could see the interest I have now. He almost had a heart attack when he saw me hammering a screw. 43 years ago though. Time to start again. This is such a good looking project to start with. For a total newbie to make something lovely is so good. Time to start buying a few tools now. Raise a glass to you Steve and Mr Woolley from BGS in the UK. Cheers

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks James, appreciate the feedback and no you're not dead just found a very nice place to Be Alive! Cheers Steve

[@edwardfalk9997]

I love these videos. Never thought to use that block to guide the chisel. Running to the garage right now to try this.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Edward Falk Thanks for the feedback, but don't run to the shed walk, that way you'll have more energy for Woodwork! lol Cheers Steve

[@rejvaik00]

how does this guy not have more views and subs?!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

I have no idea either, but I would like them if you can figure it out. Cheers Steve

[@Stettafire]

I think it's because woodworking is quite niche. You would never get this kind of thing on TV. However, that's why I like youtube and so forth, there is much more variety.

[@Matt-ps9iz]

+Woodworking Masterclass I would say it's because the youtube audience tends to be quite young, and prefer more energetic edited content. The attention span in the community is quite short. I want to be clear that I'm not trying to say anything negative about your content. It's excellent and I don't think you should change it, personally I'll be watching it all. However, if you don't already, posting this sort of content to Imgur would probably help a lot, as well as a handful of subreddits dedicated to these sort of things. Even the right Facebook groups would have a very positive response. Those audiences really love this kind of stuff, and tend to be a bit older, a good chuck of them anyway. Hope that's helpful, and thanks for using taking the time to share with us.

[@Stettafire]

+Matt Lindgren Of course! Great suggestion. Social media is great for getting the word out:D

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Well I'll shorten them a bit as see if that makes a difference. Always looking to do thing a more effective. way. Thanks for the advice. Cheers Steve

[@738polarbear]

I don't want you to shorten it .it's their problem if they lack attention span .i love this channel and you just keep right on going mate.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks, Yeah I think we have the mix pretty right now. Cheers Steve

[@staninjapan07]

Thanks from a Brit in Japan. I enjoy your videos. I don't do woodwork at all and don't have any tools (except mechanic tools for maintaining my bikes), but I really enjoy the idea of woodworking. No chance unless I move house (no space in an apartment/flat). Subscribed. Liked.

[@monkieie]

Have only just gotten into woodwork, having always been into mechanical engineering (which my tools reflect). At 46 I've just discovered a whole new world and feel like the complete novice that I am. Tenacious as ever though I've decided that I want to master the dovetail. Am practising with old pallet wood and some better pine, before moving on. Steve I love your honest down to Earth manner and the way that you explain things. Am amazed that you haven't got many more views. Good job sir! Greetings from a Brit in Switzerland.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks for you comment and kind words. Just a hint with dovetails you will find it a much more rewarding experience and generate better results if you shy away from pine as a material. If you can try some Birch, Swiss Pear or Sycamore. They will give you much cleaner and crisper joints. Cheers Steve

[@monkieie]

@@Woodworkingmasterclass Thank-you Steve for the advice. Birch is fairly reasonable and available here so I'll give it a twirl. Am looking forward to seeing the rest of your projects unfold.

[@13redduke]

I'm loving these videos and your dog is adorable. can't wait to watch more.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Bob said "What's not to Love!'Thanks for the feedback appreciate your comments and time. Many Thanks again. Cheers Steve

[@MrLao81]

A bit late to the show but I love it already! Don't change the format, it's nice to see someone who takes his time explaining things. A lot of other instructional videos are a bit to fast and flimsy. Keep it up!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks Martin, I think the format is still much the same this video is around 4 years old and I hope we have improved a bit over time but we still take it slow and show various ways of achieving the same result. Thanks for your feedback and comments. Cheers Steve

[@Rob.1340]

Thanks from Scotland.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thank you for the comment. Pleased you enjoyed it Rob. Cheers Steve

[@vincentsolon3216]

Wow this is very helpful! I'm inspired to practice my woodworking skills. I'm week new to this

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Vincent and welcome to the wonderful world of woodworking with all it's joys and the odd frustating moments. Never stop learning. Cheers Steve

[@vincentsolon3216]

@@Woodworkingmasterclass looking forward to this woodworking world, thank you di much mentor!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

@@vincentsolon3216 As I said, enjoy it. Cheers Steve

[@pctatc66]

You just won another subscriber! Great show.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Scott Kaye Thanks Scott hope you stay around. You can join the Woodworking Masterclass e-Workshop Free. Here www.woodworkingmasterclass.com.au/and get access to more videos and content that will not be released on KZbin. Cheers Steve

[@squirrelbong]

I find something about chiseling and planeing incredibly satisfying... great video!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+squirrelbong A Thanks I'm with you love hand tool work. Primeval but with good steel. Cheers Steve

[@africancichlids3011]

good way to relieve stress and anxiety

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Providing the Plane is sharp or else it can cause stress and anxiety. lol Cheers Steve

[@africancichlids3011]

ain't that the truth , i been sharpening my chisels and plane with sandpaper on a piece of plate glass simuliar to another person on youtube.. p.s my chisels are cheap and shit and have to be sharpened constantly . someday i'll own a good pair

[@africancichlids3011]

im getting good at it free hand .

[@Gambit2531]

Fantastic instruction just found your channel last night. You got yourself a new subscriber.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks for that. Welcome aboard. Got a few videos to catch up on, hope you enjoy them. Cheers Steve

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

DawgYankee Thanks, pleased you like what we do. The more the Merrier. showed you "awesome" comment to my wife and she is doubtful! But I appreciate it. Cheers Steve

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Many thanks, Welcome aboard hope you stick around and enjoy what else we have to offer. Cheers Steve

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Showed her that one too. Big Smile. Cheers Steve

[@BlakePusztai]

I just found you this afternoon. What a great channel! I appreciate the way you describe the fundamentals, and the usage of planes. You've got yourself another subscriber!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks and welcome aboard. Hope you stick around and enjoy the other videos we also have up. Appreciate your feedback Blake. Cheers Steve

[@bilalelhlimi2728]

Your job is as great as that of Paul sellers...love your videos.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks, I feel flattered to be compared to such esteemed company. Really appreciate your comment and feedback. Wish I could get his numbers though. lol Cheers Steve

[@videoaddictmma]

Excellent craftsmanship and quality AV. Subbed

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thank you appreciate the comment. We are now live 4 time a week on Twitch if you would like to join in. www.twitch.tv/woodworkingmasterclass Cheers Steve

[@MegaDenning]

Steve you have brought back memories of woodworking at school specially when you made the bench hook. I haven't seen one since I finished school back in 1971 lol. Not wanting to sound racist because I am not but It's easier to understand terminology I grew up with.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+Max Pozzetto Mate, I have to call it as I see it 'cos I don't know all the fancy names used now-a-days so I work with thing-a-me-jigs, Wots-its and measure in Poofteeths, Smiggins and Nudges, not to mention Fairies and a Bees ... Pleased you are enjoying the videos. I started High School in '71 and was told by my woodwork teacher to get a job in an office because woodwork was not for me, so that was what I learnt at school 'never believe someone else's opinion!' Cheers Steve

[@ateelmo]

Better lighting then first video and good teaching videos 👍🏼 got your self a subscriber

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

First lights were the TV Studios second set were mine. Thanks for the sub. Hope you continue To enjoy what we do. You can now catch us live on www.twitch.tv/woodworkingmasterclass twice a week. Cheers Steve

[@poorlyplannedoutings]

" many ways of skinning a cat....many ways to cut a dovetail," my new motto in life lol.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Very pleased to hear it. Goes with all things other than woodwork. Cheers Steve

[@aklasmazumder6379]

Beautiful wood wark i like your wark

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Aklas, Thank you. Cheers Steve

[@Ziegler_Digital_Media]

I love the look of a 1:4!! I use that the most.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

lol. Cheer Steve

[@meghanbuckley5409]

love your vids Steve, keep them coming I've learnt loads. PS did you crap yourself at 14:42?? lol

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks, hope you continue to enjoy them. Not sure what I did at 14.42? Cheers Steve

[@hxc7772]

This channel is amazing, so interesting and informative. Looking to become a furniture maker myself.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

All it takes is the interest and practice. Hope you find what you are looking for and if we can help you along the way all the better. Cheers Steve

[@AGLightner]

surprise, here comes the reddit/r/woodworking train. good stuff, I've been looking for more woodworking materials to watch.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

AGLightner It's something you just can't get enough off I agree, thanks for subscribing. Have you joined the FREE Woodworking Masterclass e-Workshop yet? More video content and projects there. www.woodworkingmasterclass.com.au/ Cheers Steve

[@6stringsbrainfingers]

If you're making dovetail joints without a Delta dovetail jig, you are a fucking God!

[@MrAbdullhali]

Great series Thank you

[@MisterZealot]

If you are not beeding, you aren't trying hard enough. lol. This is a great series mate. thx.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks for the feedback Pablo pleased you are enjoying the videos.. I think I must have tried to hard yesterday as I got several cuts on my fingers this morning. Cheers Steve

[@africancichlids3011]

someday i'll be brave enough to try the dovetail , i'm intimidated by them. i've yet to try one. i'm gonna watch this vid 100 more times then try it , thanks for the episodes .i look forward to watching more of the videos . as i see your prob past season 2 i got some catching up to do .. thanks

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Try cutting some on a piece of paper with a knife first. To get the handle on the angles. Them just pretend the wood is a thick piece of paper. Cheers Steve

[@africancichlids3011]

good idea. i shall try that . i'm sure i'd have no prob learning .if i was there first hand .i'm a hands on learner

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

I'm the same, let me do it and i can learn it. Show me and I forget. Cheers Steve

[@thomasajspur8230]

I learn alot.. :-) Cheers from Denmark

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks Thomas, for sharing and letting me know I appreciate that. Pleased you enjoyed the videos. Cheers Steve

[@wildhog7210]

Thanks for the content

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

It's a pleasure Ian. Thanks for the comment. Cheers Steve

[@easyaussietarget3355]

Great content mate! I really love to see fellow Aussies smashing out some quality work ")

[@rudabras]

Great great content thanks. I'm really surprised you have so less subscribers.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

We are getting there slowly but growing each day. Thanks for your feedback and tell your friends about us please. Cheers Steve

[@kjonesy4142]

Definitely learned something, thanks!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks for letting me know. Pleased we were able to help. Cheers Steve

[@Chris-iu5ol]

Love your show, by the way! As a German, living in Oz, I never get the point with that inch stuff.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

My reluctance is where do you go after 1mm? Never sounds a good as 1/32 or 3/64th. Mind you I would prefer walking a Kilometer rather than a Mile!. Cheers Steve

[@africancichlids3011]

im canadian we go my kilometre and inch's ..:) anything else is confusing for me , i'm sure measuring in MM is way more accurate. that's my hypothesis

[@aklasmazumder6379]

Who are you from

These are some great videos. You are a straight donk butt pirate. Keep up the good work. Liked and subscribed. Edit: Hold up - dont be making fun of alzheimers. I almost revoked your donk status because of that. I didnt because you are so donk.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Patrick, fairly sure it was " Old Timers" I refers to not Alzheimers must be my accent.:) Cheers Steve.

[@SitrepJ]

I want to get into woodworking (especially furniture making) but my only problem is the price of hardwoods. So I was wondering if you just pay the price or if you have any tips to get it cheaper?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Unfortunately the answer is yes. There are some ways around it though. I buy in bulk that saves me quite a bit. If you have the machinery you can save by buying rough sawn and dressing it yourself. Downside to that is you often don't get to see the grain pattern until you've purchased it.The one I find most effective is look for shorts (lengths under 900 mm or 3') and end of mill runs that everyone else has picked over and left the scraps. Many times you get them for a good price and can made projects to suit the timber you have instead of having to buy the timber to suit the project you are building. Hope that has given you some food for thought. Cheers Steve

[@SitrepJ]

Woodworking Masterclass Ok thanks for the reply. What wood did you use? Maple?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Queensland Maple, but any nice timber will do an excellent job. Cheers Steve

[@jeremylowe7029]

As a new woodworker all I can do in these videos is star agape at that collection of planers lol

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Jeremy, There are a few there and I must say even thought they all get used they are not all necessary to do woodwork. They are a combination of over 30 years of scavenging, scouring and being in the right place at the right time at eBay, garage sales and auctions. You can get by doing serious woodwork with only a #3, #7 and a good block plane. Eloy tour woodworking journey. Cheers Steve

[@jeremylowe7029]

Great information sir. I'm still working on my tools and I'm wondering how critical having hand planes is. They are really the only "essential" tool I don't have.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Very, if you want to pursue a hand tool journey Jeremy. A good block plane with a movable mouth and at least a 5 1/2 which covers a wide range of applications or of you can afford it instead of a 5/12 get a #3 and #7 Cheers Steve

[@Hudson4426]

Got a new sub!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hudson Welcome aboard. Hope you enjoy what else we put up. Cheers Steve

[@stupearson79]

What type of wood are you using for this project?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Queensland Maple

[@MrAbdullhali]

Could you please make an episode of wood types

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Abdullh Ali I would like to be able to help, but unfortunately there are so many types from so many countries all known by local names, even in Australia there are woods that are known by different names in different states. So it would be almost impossible with the time allowed to cover them all. Do you have a particular wood or country or certain thing you want to build that may require a specific wood? Cheers Steve

[@MrAbdullhali]

Woodworking Masterclass Thank you sur For that I will do my homework in the local market and may discuss with you in which is more suitable for each project

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Abdullh Ali Sounds like a good plane. Happy to help when I can. Best of luck with you. Cheers Steve

[@tylerfurlong1547]

Am I the only one who found it hilarious that his final product is covered in blood in this one?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Just goes to show Tyler it was live and that things don't always go as planned but they do get done.:) Cheers Steve

[@adrianw.1638]

good instructions and all, but I never saw a woodworker doing its job so hectic and breathless.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

That's called under pressure. First time being filmed and they shot 3 x 30min episodes in a morning live. No re-takes and no mistakes. Cheers Steve

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

LOL!!! Love it. Even Bob's rollin around. Cheers Steve

[@edmartian]

Apart from being a great show. It's nice to have a decent Aussie show with no 'exact same size' and 'I'll just go ahead and...'

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

What you mean 13/64ths by 1 and one 1/4 of a fairies .... Maaaate, got enough problems making the stuff in the first place let alone worrying about 3/5th's of 5/8's of nothing. lol Appreciate your feedback edmartian. All good. Cheers Steve

[@edmartian]

Woodworking Masterclass I think you missed my point. The Americans use a lot of 'exact same size' instead of 'exactly the same size' and they repeatedly explain something and then say, 'I' ll just go ahead an do that'. It's not incorrect but it just annoys my Aussie English. It is great to watch such an experienced bloke showing what he knows. Cheers.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

No Worries then :) She'll be right, I won't use any of that lingo then, well a but. Cheers Steve

[@carmonacrafts1972]

I wish your cameraman would really get in there I feel like whenever there's something really important I could have seen camera was too far out. But love your videos

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

I'll take that as a complement as these early videos were done with the crew from a TV Station the later ones are all my own camera work. Thanks. Cheers Steve

[@rubygreen1249]

What is a mil. I ask because I usually go by feet or inches

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Millimeter approx 1 x 25th of an inch. Cheers Steve

[@rubygreen1249]

Woodworking Masterclass thanks

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

:)

[@nilsjensen5069]

You Americans have a lot to learn about proper measuring unit systems ;)

[@paulwhitear4983]

I am left handed. When I was at school i found it difficult because everything was made for a right hander. The bench stop was on left so I used to put the wood in vice. The teacher wondered what i was doing so i had to explain to him that i was left handed.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Yes it's true God only created a finite number of geniuses. The rest of the world have to cope with right handedness. :) Cheers Steve

[@orbodman]

Because you cut the tails first why do you not cut them all at once?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

No rhyme are reason sometimes I do other times I don't. Possibily in this case it was most likely that I had a production crew on an hourly rate. It was sometime ago. Cheers Steve

[@victoriaa8765]

I feel I like I just found the wooden Holly Grail :)

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Well I hope you stick around and see what else we do. Thanks for the feedback really appreciate it. Cheers Steve

[@victoriaa8765]

Yes sir, about to start season two.I was going to build a coping sled this morning but I got hooked watching your ways :)

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

I always like to workout how I would do it first. Then, see how others tackle the same problem. Tends to give a better perspective on things. Hope you get it done. Cheers Steve

[@NS.Woodworks]

what brand is the Japanese hand saw you use?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+Nick Jewell Sorry not much help to you as it's all written in Japanese. It does however have a large "Z" printed on the handle. Cheers Steve

[@NS.Woodworks]

+Woodworking Masterclass Ok, thanks for the reply!

[@jsc3417]

+Nick Jewell looks like this one: www.amazon.com/Z-Saw-Dozuki/dp/B001DSY7G6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1452501874&sr=8-1&keywords=dovetail+saw Dozuki "Z" Saw $35

[@StevePringle]

It might be a Z-Saw - Cross Cut Japanese Handsaw H-250 that is on Rockler.com

[@desarrollojava]

You watered the wood, Why?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+Marcelo Iván Rojas Hernández It had a cup in it, from the heat, so by watering it. It reintroduced moister into the cupped side which has dried out and therefore flattens the board again. Cheers Steve

[@JoshStockwell84]

think the transfer jig was Dave Barron

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

You're right Josh it was David Barron, but the pressure of the moment I pronounced his name wrong. Cheers Steve

[@JoshStockwell84]

No worries Steve! Your videos are really inspiring and are making woodworking accessible to all. Thanks for putting them up on youtube

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks for the positive feedback. Pleased you enjoy the videos. Cheers Steve

[@africancichlids3011]

agreed

[@JgHaverty]

you know youre australian when maple is "softwood".

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+JgHaverty But it is prefaced my 'Queensland' not 'Rock'. Cheers Steve

[@JgHaverty]

Woodworking Masterclass Haha, right. Queensland maple is more on par with mahogany, correct?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+JgHaverty Yep, it's considered by many to be Australia's premium Fine Furniture timber. Produces some amazing figure as well. Cheers Steve

[@JgHaverty]

Woodworking Masterclass I do guitar building (luthiery), but I try to incorporate anything I can learn. Your "spline joint" thing is something I need to try. The wood I use is typically 7-12% humidity, do you think I should try to use that technique? I dont normally have issues with joints separating, but it does happen from time to time, normally a temperature thing I thought, but it might be a humidity thing.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+JgHaverty It does strengthen the joint by adding extra gluing area as well as cross grain adhesion rather than just a butt joint. So give extra resistant to knocks and bumps. Cheers Steve

[@blameusa7082]

3:44 that little scrap would cost you about £7 in UK 🤣 Its considered a full sheet at my local hardware shop[

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Blame, I have also noticed a huge spike in timber prices recently. Don't throw as much away as I used to. Do people think it grows on trees :) Cheers Steve

[@stevenr1452]

I am a beginner woodworker and when you said you were going to show us how to make a dovetail jig I got really excited. The as I watched and listened to you "show" us I became very disappointed. You don't "show" us how to do anything. you describe what you are doing but the camera is either so far away or at a horrible angle which doesn't allow us to see anything you do.

[@jasonroman77723]

Because you have Alzheimer's you should take focus factor. Works for me. God bless.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Sounds good Jason, if only I could remember to take it. Cheers Steve

[@drmckee]

I mirror Graham's comment in regards to the quick pace. Other videos I see provides about 10 minutes of instruction in a 50 minute video, "Yawn!". With your method, I feel I get 2 hours of instruction in 30 minute. Danny

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

drmckee Thanks Danny, I try and keep it interesting because it helps me stay awake also, lol. Pleased you are enjoying what we offer. Cheers Steve

[@KatzeARL]

Nobdoy else noticed he cut his hand palm (some deleted take) and then bled over the piece he's working on? No? :| Still appreciate the video.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

If you look and listen @ 21.53 you will hear me go OUCH! As I slid the palm of my hand over the cutting edge of a chisel laying in the Bench. No deleted take out. That was shot all in one go live. Cheers Steve

[@ki777iz]

no way i'd get any of that right... 😅

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Ki777iz, Little bit at a time small steps. Try, Improve, Repeat. Every confidence in you that you can do it. :) Cheers Steve

[@kaptensnall]

Love the show, however this video could have been more detailed. I will complement it with another video. As a novice its important to learn the tools. I think thats is missing here.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Henrik, These are taken from a TV show so a lot of information was cut. However the later videos were made for KZbin and contain much more information. Appreciate your feedback. Cheers Steve

[@aklasmazumder6379]

You use whatsapp

[@edwardfalk9997]

Direct link to the alignment jig: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3qXZqB7jKZ9rJY

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Edward Falk Thanks for the post i'm sure others with find it useful as well. Cheers Steve

[@aklasmazumder6379]

I'm carpenter

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Yes, you mentioned that before. Cheers Steve

[@Chris-iu5ol]

I thought Australia is metric by now? LOL.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

You are right it is. But i'm not. A child of the change over. So I still order 2.4 meters of 2"x4" . Many's the time I've also asked for 1 Litre of Milk and a Pint of cream in the same transaction. LOL Cheers Steve

[@Chris-iu5ol]

This is an exact describtion of my problem here when buying timber for a customer! "What do you need? 2X4?" Or they say everything in mm. While in Germany, the tradies usually order/ talk in cm in timberstores aso. if not in written form.

[@africancichlids3011]

lol

[@hammondmiers3789]

Make it wooden with the help of the Stodoys instructions.