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THE SECRET of the Old Masters of CARPENTRY | Woodworking Tricks and Tips for Beginners Make 16,000 Projects With Step By Step Plans ...even if you don't ha...
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- WillWood - Diy & woodworking
May 17, 2020 · Use Woodworking hand tools and Machine to Create Amazing & unique furniture from Big Monolithic Hardwood... and Today is How to make A Carved Table with Design Neck and Decorate is very ...
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- Woodworking Craftsman
Quantum Tech HD. 14.8M subscribers. 17M views 10 months ago. ...more. Once again, we bring you the best tips and hacks of the year! Explore the TOP woodworking excellence with these expert...
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May 15, 2017 · Totally beginner-friendly, WoodWork Web features both projects and technique videos. Make a Lazy Susan for your cottage picnic table, or learn the finer points of using an electric hand plane—they’re all there.
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- Frank Howarth
- Andy Rawls
- Ishitani Furniture
- Paul Sellers
- Andrew Klein
- Marius Hornberger
- Great Smaller Channel Recommendations
Frank Howarthis one of the most famous woodworking channels out there, but if you haven’t heard of him, you should definitely check him out. He originally focused mostly on woodturning, but also does quite bit of CNC work and a range of other projects, like shop items and he did a series on how he rebuilt his basement. What makes him unique are his...
Andy Rawlsis a Texan woodworker, who was originally educated as a videographer (which shows in the quality of his videos). He studied under Paul Sellers, and so he knows how to use hand tools just as well as machinery. His projects are usually about building a piece of furniture, from simple to very complex cabinets or tables. Recently he diversifi...
Ishitani Furnitureis a channel from Japan about master furniture maker Natsuki Ishitani, filmed by his wife Chie. The videos also often feature their small dog. Japanese woodworkers are considered (among) the best of the world, and Ishitani in my opinion is the most skilled woodworker on Youtube. He combines old Japanese methods with modern machine...
Paul Sellersis one of the most famous woodworkers on Youtube. In contrast to other channels, he focuses (almost) only on hand tools. Based on his decades of experience, both in practicing and teaching woodworking, he makes videos on everything related to hand tool woodworking. Many of his videos are about specific tools and how to use them, as well...
Andrew Kleinhas a unique channel. He is not an expert woodworker (but still a good one!) like most other channels on this list, but he is a highly creative engineer who keeps coming up with new tools and jigs for the workshop. Among his inventions are a special saw blade to cut boxes really quickly, a pencil making kit, and most recently aninnovati...
Marius Hornberger is a German woodworker whose main focus is on everything related to small workshops. His videos are about making a band saw, adding a spiral cutterhead to a vintage jointer planer, 3D printing partsfor a dust collection system, and more. More recently his videos are also about building furniture, and reviews of new machinery, like...
There are also some smaller channels that don’t upload as regularly, but are still really great to watch. These are some recommendations:
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Apr 14, 2023 · If you’ve always wanted to know how to craft things out of wood or just learn the ins and outs of wood as a material, YouTube is a great place to learn. On this page, we’ve compiled 30 (yes 30!) of our favorite woodworking channels on YouTube, in no particular order.
