Woodworking Masterclass S01 E04

[@Meticularius]

5/15/2019 USA Grandpa Bill: Steve, for me it is a joy to see your work, a true expert. I used to work in a mill years ago ( I'm now 71 ) and I'm used to being around real men in real shops doing real work, real experts with real years at work. Watching you, listening to you, has been another education for me and I truly appreciate it. Thank you for your work here, and the highest quality video editing. And, I suspect that if you fed your dog more he then wouldn't steal your MDF. - Grandpa Bill

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks Bill appreciate the feedback and your kind comments. Pleased you enjoy the show and I think if I fed Bob much more he would explode. . Cheers Steve

[@hollythedevonrex9233]

Thanks Steve, I ordered the rasp and used it on some chairs. What a pleasure to use such a quality tool, also saved time. Tanya

[@murmaiderman]

You are truly a master, its humbling but also makes me excited to continue to learn.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Mike, Thanks for the positive comment. I love learning I have just come in from the forge and am exciting about learning new stuff as well. Keep at it. Cheers Steve

[@Dseated]

It was good seeing the whole process, and you did a good job talking to us the whole time.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks DW. Appreciate your feedback. Pleased you liked the videos. Cheers Steve

[@aliasks6559]

Don't worry about the video getting boring because all you do is use spokeshave. Your videos are great the way they are. For example I once watched 43 mins of plaining a plank smooth (Paul Sellers) and didn't get bored. I also watched a 46 min video of a tabletop getting a burl veneer pattern top (Barry Lorimer) and I had to take a break because it got too intense before fitting the last piece :) do what you do like you do and everything's fine.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks for the endorsement. Cheers Steve

[@flexeroni]

Steve, fantastic program and vision. I was glad when I saw the comment about changing production teams and slowing down the pace and explanations, because that's the only recommendation I had. You really have a passion and it is giving me the itch to put what you are teaching here to practice. Thanks Steve!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Christopher, Thanks for the feedback and comments. Well you know what they say 'if you've got an itch you'd better scratch it.' Hope to see some of your woodworking projects along the way. Cheers Steve

[@macguy12341]

I just found this page and love watching. I too watch Paul Sellers and love his site as much as this one. Can't wait to view more and make some purchases. Keep it up mate

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks Randy, More videos will be coming soon. Cheers Steve

[@WiliamBennettwildarbennett]

As you say that it's a bit like grass grow. Well I for one like watching a good man work, I can sit and watch it all day...LOL Also love the idea of using the F Clamp as the spindle as a holder. Have to say love the Tool Cabinet in the background.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks for the feedback William. Long story about the cabinet in the background. Great project to work through dark times. All good now though. :) Cheers Steve

[@muhammadshoaib8089]

The way described and the work all wow.

[@738polarbear]

This bloke is great and I am surprised he is not more subscribed.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Yeah me too! lol Still all gotta start somewhere. Thanks again for the comment and belief. Cheers Steve

[@738polarbear]

He is a good presenter as he has a nice easygoing friendly way about him

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Well Thanks for that. Appreciate the kinds words and time you took to post them. Cheers Steve

[@cengizeren366]

wonderfully instructive!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Cengiz, Thanks pleased you likes it. Appreciate the feedback. Cheers Steve

[@robertwilliams199]

Good on you Steve for doing such a great job explaining things! Very inspirational and love to hear your fair dinkum Aussie accent. Cheers, Rob from Tassie.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Robert Williams Mate thanks for your comment we aim to please. more videos are here on our KZbin Channel kzbin.info. Thanks for the comment I hope you continue to watch what we do. Cheers Steve

[@lagrange-munuzerezh9245]

wow! I'm learning a lot with each video !

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks, Pleased you are enjoying your woodworking journey which I hope never stops. Cheers Steve

[@Stevelemontrudy]

"biggest thing I learned was how to control my temper" . I love it.

[@GibbinssXD]

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[@nickbarthram393]

Love your show, Thanks.

[@markharris5771]

You’ve made me feel alike I can do this! I’ll need bigger F clamps though and I don’t have a band saw, will a jig saw do? I really am a very green newbie. This videos are brilliant, thank you so much!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Jigsaw will do but you'll need the longer blades to get through 75mm stock. Thanks for the comment and I'm sure you can do it. Cheers Steve

[@markharris5771]

Woodworking Masterclass Thank you.

[@SparkeyDogfish]

Did I hear a top bearing squeak? I have a jet saw and my top bearings are talking to me to the point I have two new Timken bearings ready to replace. Just wondering.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Very likely, the Jet is prone to ripping bearings to bits the other thing consider replacing as the spaces rings, if you have any, that are positioned between the bearings. I have gone though 2 sets of spaces and 5 sets of bearings over time. Still a good machine though. Cheers Steve

[@andypalmer1319]

Love the channel informative and funny, keep it going

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks Andy. Hope you enjoy some of the other 300+ videos we have. Appreciate your comment and feedback. Cheers Steve

[@hedorah99]

Excellent stuff. I cannot wait to try making one and I've been looking for an excuse to buy a spoke shave.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Would like to see the work in progress and finished item. What sort of spoke shave are you looking at? Cheers Steve

[@hedorah99]

I can get some older Stanley models for a good price. Not state of the art but it's what I can afford and the moment. And I will take some pictures. Keep up the good work!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

hedorah99 Nothing wrong with the old Stanley's most of mine are 1930~1940's and some even earlier. Much better than the post 1980's. Have fun tuning them up. Something special about using a plane that you have rescued from the forgotten depths of someone's shed. I've plans to do a video on how to fettle and tune an auction bought plane. Cheers for now Steve.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Tanya Rasp I used was one of these www.stewmac.com/Luthier_Tools/Types_of_Tools/Files/Dragon_Hand-cut_Rasp.html the cause one. Cheers Steve

[@hollythedevonrex9233]

What brand is the second rasp - the pointed one?

[@danielbatts9386]

If a solid piece of wood can't be obtained for each leg, could multiple pieces be glued up to the correct size or would that look bad?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Daniel, Yes it certainly can. But, bear in mind that different pieces will expand and contract at different rates so you will in all probability get join lines appearing in them and also, depending on the glue used, glue line ridges as well. As far as the look goes, Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Cheers Steve

[@africancichlids3011]

you're a great teacher , these Cabriole legs don't seem as intimidating to make with your tutorial . great job Steve

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks appreciate the feedback. Everything is easy once you break it down into the smallest steps. Cheers Steve

[@africancichlids3011]

Agreed

[@738polarbear]

He makes it look easy but it's quite a skill to do a beautifully round leg.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Easy just needs practice. Cheers Steve

[@MrZippitydo]

I was looking on web site for the plans for that bow sander I cant seem to figure out where they are can you help

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Sorry for the delay. I will be making a "how to" for the Bow sander within the next to weeks and will have it available on the woodworking Masterclass website. www.woodworkingmasterclass.com.au Cheers Steve

[@Rob.1340]

thank you.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

You're most welcome Rob. Thanks for the comment. Cheers Steve

[@johnhuggins5021]

Hey Steve, I know it's been some time since you posted this series of videos, and while I have not scanned every posting here, you probably are already aware that Lee Valley Tools in Canada now sells a couple of different size bow sanders that you briefly discuss here. Here's their link: www.leevalley.com/en-us/shop/tools/hand-tools/sanders/110462-bow-sanders I really have to say I have enjoyed this series of videos (and have watched it a couple of times now), and I hope to dive in with making my first piece of period-style furniture for my wife. Great job.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi John, Yes I think a few companies are now doing bow sanders but they are so easy to make try to make one before you buy. Looking forward to seeing you Table as it develops. Cheers Steve

[@wadesaunders583]

you found your calling sir!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks Wade, I believe I have. Thanks for the feedback. Cheers Steve

[@ruim53]

WOW

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks. Cheers Steve

[@jimc4731]

I enjoy all the videos, but you always seem so rushed. Please show the finished details for a few more seconds. There is a lot to be learned from a visual aspect. Thanks JIM

[@GuitarxXxHeart]

Never beat a chisel like this. There are many nerves in your hand which can injure

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Good Point Alexander, thanks for the comment.. Cheers Steve

[@mgmoody42]

I'll venture a guess that Bob is the dog?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Matt. Excellent deductions you are correct. He is the star of the show. But seeing I have thumbs he needs me to be there to operate all the tools and hold things. lol. Cheers Steve

[@jamesmcintyre348]

Thanks for sharing your expertise. I wish you wouldn't ware camouflage aprons. My eyesight isn't what it used to be.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi James, Thanks for the feedback and comments most appreciated. The story behind the apron is I used to make them and when I started the TV show that was the last one I had left. Not to worry though It's all about what the hands and what they are doing so watch them and I promise I won't wear gloves. :) Cheers Steve

[@fabian8813]

Many thanks, I have been researching "sellers woodworking" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Denia Diyictoria Bulldozer - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some decent things about it and my work buddy got cool success with it.