Woodworking Masterclass S02 E04

[@jasonrobinson9524]

What a pleasure to learn from this masterclass video. Thank you.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks Jason, Pleased you enjoyed it. Really appreciate your feedback, Cheers Steve

[@GrahamOrm]

Nice job Steve. That over-width trick to allow play on the mitres is so simple but so effective. Tiny tricks like that make such a difference.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks Graham, When you make as many mistakes as I do you need some tricks up your sleeve. Cheers Steve

[@OneWoodAuwoodworking]

Awesome Steve, looking forward to more Aussie Aussie Aussie.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks Warren, Full steam ahead, not sure how steady I am but Oie Oie Oie. Cheers Steve

[@MrGmach75]

Those boxes are coming along nicely Steve. Love your work. I see you got a deserved mention on the Drunken Woodworker I didn't realise David was unaware of your channel. I'm gonna be building a box for Mum soon and I'll definitely be using these videos for reference. Keep up the good work and give Bob a pat for me.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Greg, Sorry for the delay in reply as I got hammered after David made the mention. I am very grateful to him for that and have been in touch with him to say THANKS. Cheers Steve

[@albertkelly7129]

saw this on tvs. look forward to tonights episode. great work Steve. ps. Bobs a bit of a legend :)

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks Albert, just as well Bob can't use a Plane or I would be out of a Job. More Vids can be found here woodworkingmasterclass.com.au/index.php click on the KZbin button. Cheers Steve

[@Eddygeek18]

Hey Steve, im 4 episodes in and loving the series. I will say i have been getting abit confused with which box your working on at a time but other than that is is teaching me alot. I'm just starting off with professional woodworking as i'd like to make a business with it. I'm using wood to make very small projects and have very little knowledge about wood working. I have always wanted a workshop from since i was in school doing wood work (i'm now 23) and this series is teaching me alot. Videos are great quality and i have subscribed so i can watch more :)

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Plenty to watch, also my other channel kzbin.info/door/X4wxZPvkIhrv9oFtyIaAEg may offer some alternatives on substituting Hand Tools for some machining processes. Are you interested in Furniture Making or other forms of woodwork? Cheers Steve

[@Eddygeek18]

Honestly im trying to make a business creating pixel art out of wooden 1cm cubes its going okay sold a couple just got aloud more marked out ready to cut and finish. It's more the finishing i am having a problem with. I would love to go into larger wood project in the future im starting small trying to get revnaue so i can buy the larger equipment needed to make the larger stuff, i just gotmyself a belt sander and a scroll saw still waiting on the belt sander should be here tomorrow, but that and a thick square saw is all i got (I call them square saws i think you call them dove saws or something) and i got a mitre block which has come in handy with making the lengths of wood small enough to go through my scroll saw. Its all real cheap

[@Eddygeek18]

By the way thank you very much for all your replies on everything i have posted great channel amazing i will keep subscribed! :)

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Interestingly I'm trying to downsize my equipment. I think it's like Water skiing you start of with 2 skis and end up barefoot??? Hope you sander arrives soon. Cheers Steve

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks, all the best with you woodworking ventures. Cheers Steve

[@bogdanmarinita6520]

Any idea, Steve, when next episode will be online? I enjoy every episode of Woodworking Masterclass.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Bogdan, Pleased to hear you are enjoying them. I'm told the next episode will be uploaded at the end of March, we also upload a new video each week besides the Monthly episodes. See more here www.woodworkingmasterclass.com.au Cheers Steve

[@zlspille05]

Hey great video! Saw your video on the Drunken Woodworker Weekly Wrap-up and I have to say this was one of his better recommendations. Have subscribed, and look forward to your future videos.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks. Yep, blew me away and I am very thankful to the person that brought me to his attention. Pleased you signed up and hope you enjoy what we upload. Cheers Steve

[@brettmayfield426]

Great work. lots of little things you do that have obviously taken years to acrue. just wondered how much you sell your ply boxes for?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Brett it greatly depends on the amount of work that goes into them. Cheers Steve.

[@brettmayfield426]

Thanks for getting back to me. i always find it hard to price my stuff as it always seems too pricey. i've been trying to find something that sells as is a bit different. a lot of people seem to do chopping boards. love your relaxed but knowledgeable teaching style. all the best.

[@josephknightcom]

Superb quality presentation skills.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Many thanks, appreciate the feedback. Pleased you like what we do, Hope you stick around for more to come. Cheers Steve

[@alex.germany]

Hey Steve, I'm from Germany and I like to look your Videos so much. You'ra really a an experienced and funny guy :-). Please continue making such Videos. A few things I want to say: 1. Please take your time and show some more closeups between the several steps. Sometimes you jump verry fast from step to step. Such Videos cannot be long enough and nothing will boring :-). 2. It's a question: You use sometimes water for several purpose. Is this water not going into the wood and will there have negative effects? Normally I try to keep my wood dry... Best Regards from a big fan Alex

[@Burgyste]

Hey Steve, great show, in which Video do you show how to stick the sanding block to the plywood?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+Steve Burgoyne Hi Steve I think the one you are after is this one. Let me know if it's not and i'll check further. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXPJfn-oj9qMgac Cheers Steve

[@Crawer101]

G'day Steve. You have inspired me... I'll be making some boxes for Christmas. Quick question - what model Lacuna table saw is that?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Well thanks for letting me know always great to hear someone is getting back into woodwork. My table saw in the Laguna Platinum Sliding Dovetail with the shorter extension fence. Look forward to seeing some pics of your Boxes. Cheers Steve

[@Crawer101]

Woodworking Masterclass Thanks. I've just ordered a Fusion and a 1412 bandsaw. My father in law has given me some 100yr old rosewood boards - perfect for box making. I'll send you some photos of the build. Cheers!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Enjoy your new machines I've never had a problem with my Laguna Stuff. Looking forward to seeing some Rosewood Boxes soon. Cheers Steve

[@robertbrunston5406]

Thanks Steve.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Appreciate your acknowledgements. Cheers Steve

[@Eddygeek18]

God i'd love to spend a few weeks in your workshop just learning things

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

So would I! lol Cheers Steve

[@Jamesgreggy]

episode 5 is deleted?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi sonofjebbo, It will be back up in the next couple of days there was a glitch in formatting. I apologise for any inconvenience but we would prefer to get it right than quick. Cheers Steve

[@Jamesgreggy]

That's great, your videos have very clear instructions. I like your blend of power tools and hand tools. Keep up the great work and thank you for providing this content.

[@alexc6249]

Hi, I'm sorry but you say something very wrong about sanding. When you sand a piece of wood, you begin at 120, after 150, 180 and finally 220 or 240. Then, you humidify the wood's piece. When the piece is dry, you sand it again at 220 or 240. But you never go back to 120 !!!!! It is a huge mistake !!! If you go back to 120, you can sand your piece forever. It will never end. I'm french so it is hard for me to explain. But the water is needed for the wood's pore. After humidification, the wood's pore ascend to the wood's surface and open. And then, you erase it with a last thin sanding. But if you begin again to 120, you re-open all the wood's pore !!!! And the only purpose of sanding is to erase the pore !!!! And sanding to 400 is non-sense for a normal finish. Bye.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks for the explanation. That's what I love about woodowork so many differnt ways to do things. Cheers Steve

[@alexc6249]

You are welcome, Steve. I like to see your video. There is a lot of good tips. Happy new year.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Happy New Year and a very prosperous 2017 for you also Alex Cheers Steve

[@qwaqwa1960]

FN heavy, eh...? ;)

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

No to be taken lightly....lol Cheers Steve

[@godwinxuereb1198]

Hi Steve, I've recently stumbled on your channel. Love watching you work, really looking forward to making a veneer box. When you cut the lid off on the table saw, what blade do you have set up? Any particular tooth configuration for cutting veneer?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Godwin, Please that you enjoyed the videos. No special blade just a thin kerf 40 tpi rip saw. Set it just below the full width so it won't cut all the way through and finish it with either a thin knife of fine hand saw. Cheers Steve

[@godwinxuereb1198]

@@Woodworkingmasterclass Thanks for clearing that out for me Steve :)

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

@@godwinxuereb1198 Not a problem pleased to help. Cheers Steve