Woodworking Masterclass S02 E01

[@terencecallaghan8719]

ive never seen two blokes get so excited about wood. Excellent stuff!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Gotta get excited about something and Timber is safe.:) Cheers Steve

[@kochumvk]

The way you interact with the wood store guy, the calmness is exemplary . Subscribed.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks, hope you continue to enjoy the videos and project we put up. Cheers Steve

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks, hope you continue to enjoy the videos and project we put up. Cheers Steve

[@gorgeousGeorg]

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[@simonnicholson5913]

I'm so glad this is on youtube now. I've been looking forward to season 2 for so long! Thanks very much. This is an excellent series.

[@jeffb957]

Welcome back Steve! It's nice to see new episodes again. :-)

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks Jeff, haven't really been away, just a lot of stuff to organize and upload. More projects on the way. New website launched last week which will soon host a Woodworking Masterclass e-workshop. Thanks for watching. Steve woodworkingmasterclass.com.au/index.php

[@738polarbear]

This man has a wealth of knowledge which he willingly shares with all of us. keep it going mate. I am just sorry that i only recently found you.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Well I'm pleased you did. Thanks for the feedback by the way really appreciate it. Cheers Steve

[@adrianabshire]

Wow! I’ve watched your live feeds but didn’t know you had these also! I want to get all of these!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Well thanks for firstly watching me live Adrian and now for hooking into some of my other videos. Hope you enjoy them. Cheers Steve

[@Harryteeff]

Thanks again, Steve.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Cheers. More to come in the near future. kzbin.info Steve

[@siamaklighvani3951]

Many thanks for your teachings, God bless you.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+Siamak Lighvani You too, Thanks for your comments Pleased you like what we do. I hope you stay with us and the other projects we do. Cheers Steves

[@dross6206]

“Put it down as car repair”. Lol I’m stealing that

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

All copyright free materials. Some times you just have to be creative. Cheers Steve

[@doxen756]

Great Video Steve, realy cool. Love it!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks Doxen, pleased you are enjoying the series, more episodes to come. Steve

[@IgotHeliFever]

What a Bad Azz Book Press - would love to find one like it!! Very Cool!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Yep happy with than one bought it on eBay had to pick it up as to much to post. lol Cheers Steve

[@NearbyCactus]

Awesome to see you again - I "rediscovered" you courtesy of David Picciuto, who mentioned your show on his weekly wrap-up. I watched season 1 through the TV show channel some time ago but ended up unsubscribing because there was too much I wasn't interested in, so really happy to see you have your own channel here on KZbin! I can see I've got a bit of catch-up watching to do :-)

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Tim, Thanks we hope we can keep your interest. Anything particular you want to see drop me an email as we now run the full production side of things and can do whatever we fancy. COOL! Bob like it too. Cheers Steve

[@NearbyCactus]

Thanks Steve, I really like what you are doing, both in style & content!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks,

[@silver-hy6mi]

Love your videos, were have you been! I’ve only just found your channel on KZbin!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

I've been here for 5 years waiting for you to find me. lol Great that you have found us. Cheers Steve

[@kennethd2643]

Steve you have a great technique in teaching woodworking. I do have one question that I have looked all over on. Do you have plans to give or sell for the projects you make? I would really like to build the boxes you describe on S02 E01, I could wing it but I would like to use a set of plans that helps me to make sure I get it right the first time. Keep up the good work!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+Kenneth Dickerson Thanks for the feedback pleased you are enjoying what we do. At this stage I don't have plans as such. I can give you the dimensions and any help you need along the way. I am currently in the process of breaking the projects down into a learning format which will include more detailed instructions in text to compliment the Videos. They should be released early in 2016. I also have the Box-making Season (2) on DVD. Hope this helps in some way. Cheers Steve

[@joeo6378]

A toothing plane has to be an absolute monster to sharpen.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

No letting that one get into my field of vision. I've never had to do. But I think you are right. :) Cheers Steve

[@StrettonWalker]

Hi Steve: going back through most of your Video’s & I don’t think I have seen you use your No. 6 Plane. Do you ever use it & what would you use it on. Cheers from Ipswich QLD

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Stretton, It does get used occasionally, but to honest, only when my #7 isn't sharp enough and I'm to lazy to sharpen it. :) It is also a great substitute for a #7 for ladies of people that lack the upper body strength the push a #7. Cheers Steve

[@permafrosttwo]

I apologize if you explained this and I missed it, but what kind of glue is that that your dog likes?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi John, Not a problem it's Hide Glue sometimes called Animal Glue, Scotch Glue or Pearl Glue. Cheers Steve

[@wednesdaycarper7487]

Hi where did you get your apron from, love your shows

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Make them myself. Thanks pleased you like the show as well. Cheers Steve

[@richardborchard2618]

Love all the Laguna equipment, great stuff and building a collection myself. What size planer is that you have?

[@craigperry9918]

i have just started watching your show and i enjoy how you teach. the question that i have is do you heat your hide glue i have been told that you must heat

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi Craig, Thanks for your comment. Here is a video I posted some time ago on how I mix my Hide Glue. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJ7cpH6oZaiDoq8 For other videos that may interest you here is the Woodworking Masterclass channel kzbin.info or visit the website www.woodworkingmasterclass.com.au/ Cheers Steve

[@theogalvin2516]

Sweet video, really helped me finally fix my one of my projects in a snap. Just starting out with Woody Hyezmar’s book, the projects look really fun, google him if you want to see what I mean.

[@torl8924]

im confused, why did you choose a toothing plane to joint two boards?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

The boards were already jointed. I used the toothing plane to rough up the edges to take the glue. I use hide glue and that differs from PVA's as it requires a slightly textured surface to bind to. It also required less clamping pressure as the joint tightens as the glue cools and shrinks. Hope that explained it a bit better than the video. Cheers Steve

[@torl8924]

@@Woodworkingmasterclass Absolutely Steve, thank you.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

@@torl8924 You are most welcome. Thanks for watching. Cheers Steve

[@darkosariclukendic7064]

Hello. Can you, please, tell me what is the name of plane you are talking at about 15:30. Can you please write its name so I can google it?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Stanley 45 combination Plane. Cheers Steve

[@TheWoodStroker]

Aussies use the word "rebate" to mean 'rabbet'? Did I get that right? That's new to me. Nice series mate!

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

You've got it Rabbets here are a pest that eat crops!. Thanks for the comment, pleased you are enjoying the Series and stick around for more of them. Cheers Steve

[@danielbornhoeft7803]

I'm new to veneer... but what happens when both sides appear to bend almost the same amount?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+Daniel Bornhoeft The one that bends just that little bit more faces downwards. except in the case of Burls then the rough side goes down. Cheers Steve

[@danielbornhoeft7803]

Thanks Steve! I will have to pay a little more attention the next time I use veneer.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

The other thing to look for is the down side will be a little rougher that the up side when you run your hand over the grain. Cheers Steve

[@danielbornhoeft7803]

Thanks Steve! When I start another box I will look for that. I'm sure the more I get used to veneer the easier to identify the two sides it will become. Another question, if you were to make a veneered end table would you use Baltic birch plywood or mdf?

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+Daniel Bornhoeft No hesitation Birch Ply every time. Remember when veneering Ply to have the grain of the veneer going @ 90 degrees to the ply face and do the same to both sides of the ply or it will bend. Cheers Steve

[@GrahamOrm]

Only just discovered this show. Good stuff, well presented. Couple of teaching how to suck eggs comments. ONLY use push sticks on any exposed blade machinery. You will only ever prove me right once and it will cost you a finger or two. They work just as well once you get used to using them. When you re-sawed your timber out of the two sides of one board does it not leave your 2 new pieces open to cupping? Nice veneering tips! Graham UK

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Thanks Graham, Pleased you found us. Cupping, if it occurs is easily sorted by wetting the concave side of the timber once moisture is even I've not had any trouble with it. Cheers Steve

[@GrahamOrm]

Woodworking Masterclass OK, another good tip to remember thanks.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

***** Cheers.

[@peteholzman]

Just discovered your videos. As a professional woodworker, I know that one never stops learning and I love your style. I plan on watching you in the mornings before heading to the shop. One thought on your orientation of the sides of the box - If you place them in line, as they were cut from the original board, you will get continuous grain around all corners, except one. Thanks for your videos! www.noboringfurniture.com

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

Hi. Pete. Thanks for the feedback and allowing me to be a part of your starting the day. Yes i'm aware of that, in fact there is a way, which I will demonstrate later on which allows you to get contentious grain all the way round. Appreciate the thought though so thanks again for that. Cheers Steve

[@allanperret8859]

Like the shorter format.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

***** So do I, but the challenge is what to leave in and what to leave out. Oh well, maybe the answer is shorter episodes but more of them. Thanks for taking the time to comments. Cheers Steve

[@js-gy4tz]

HelloI am so sorry we will never be friends You have more fun than anyone I know. Keep them coming from your yank in Washington D.C.

[@Woodworkingmasterclass]

+js1944 Well we can be internet friends. Thanks for the comment. And yes I believe in having as much fun as I can, while helping other to also get enjoyment from life though creating stuff. Thanks for the post and I'll keep 'em coming. Cheers Steve