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Get into Woodworking
United Kingdom
Registrace 29. 01. 2015
Get Into Woodworking is a channel aimed at those who are entirely new to, or just starting out in, woodwork, as well as old timers.
The aim is to develop the unexperienced woodworker, to the point where they can understand the plethora of woodworking channels that exist on the internet. There are good, and bad, channels out there, and with a little experience you will be able to tell which is which, and choose those that will best advance your woodworking skills and pleasure. My main channel, "Mitch Peacock - WOmadeOD", is hopefully one of the good ones, but it too assumes a certain amount of knowledge from the viewer. Following "Get Into Woodworking" will give you that knowledge.
I want to do all I can to help you do great woodworking / Mitch
The aim is to develop the unexperienced woodworker, to the point where they can understand the plethora of woodworking channels that exist on the internet. There are good, and bad, channels out there, and with a little experience you will be able to tell which is which, and choose those that will best advance your woodworking skills and pleasure. My main channel, "Mitch Peacock - WOmadeOD", is hopefully one of the good ones, but it too assumes a certain amount of knowledge from the viewer. Following "Get Into Woodworking" will give you that knowledge.
I want to do all I can to help you do great woodworking / Mitch
Firewood to Fantastic Part 7 - Completing the project
Websites:
getintowoodworking.blogspot.co.uk
handcutjoints.blogspot.co.uk
www.womadeod.co.uk
getintowoodworking.blogspot.co.uk
handcutjoints.blogspot.co.uk
www.womadeod.co.uk
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Firewood to Fantastic 6 - Square corner dovetail
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Websites: getintowoodworking.blogspot.co.uk handcutjoints.blogspot.co.uk www.womadeod.com
Firewood to Fantastic part 5 - Bent Lamination
zhlédnutí 843Před 2 lety
Bending thin strips with heat, and laminating thicker pieces, as the firewood to fantastic project continues. Website: www.womadeod.com
Firewood2Fantastic Part 4 - Design & Bending Form
zhlédnutí 274Před 2 lety
Websites: getintowoodworking.blogspot.co.uk handcutjoints.blogspot.co.uk www.womadeod.co.uk
Firewood2Fantastic Part 3 - A lesson in winding sticks
zhlédnutí 307Před 2 lety
The series continues with a lesson in winding sticks, as I continue to turn a piece of firewood into something fantastic. Sawyer's bench build: czcams.com/video/xbu6mLE9a_Y/video.html Websites: getintowoodworking.blogspot.co.uk handcutjoints.blogspot.co.uk www.womadeod.co.uk
Firewood to Fantastic - Part 2
zhlédnutí 431Před 2 lety
A short series, showing how to make something fantastic from a piece of firewood, with hand tools This channel was a spin-off designed for beginners, but there is much more to see on my main channel: czcams.com/users/WOmadeOD Website: www.womadeod.com
Firewood to Fantastic - Part 1 Selecting the good wood
zhlédnutí 504Před 2 lety
Start of a short series, showing how to make something fantastic from a piece of firewood, with hand tools This channel was a spin-off designed for beginners, but there is much more to see on my main channel: czcams.com/users/WOmadeOD Website: www.womadeod.com
Woodworking for Beginners 06 - Mortise & Tenon Joint
zhlédnutí 4,3KPřed 6 lety
How to make stub mortise and tenon joints. Get yourself coffee and cake - it's long! I haven't forgotten the box, and we'll revisit that soon. Previous videos in the series can be found here: czcams.com/video/ySzGiUeOpgs/video.html czcams.com/video/HAP0pGeRn5g/video.html czcams.com/video/-miwBiuwoEk/video.html czcams.com/video/WU4rwEOhXGk/video.html czcams.com/video/ml5wVLbxIiw/video.html Main ...
Woodworking for Beginners 05 - Dovetail joints 1
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How to make through dovetail joints, and a look at some other types. Get yourself a coffee - it's quite long! Previous videos in the series can be found here: czcams.com/video/HAP0pGeRn5g/video.html czcams.com/video/-miwBiuwoEk/video.html czcams.com/video/WU4rwEOhXGk/video.html czcams.com/video/ml5wVLbxIiw/video.html Main CZcams Channel: czcams.com/users/WOmadeOD Website: www.womadeod.co.uk
Woodworking for Beginners 04 - Finger (Box) joints
zhlédnutí 170KPřed 6 lety
Starting a box. How to make finger joints, and how to lay out box parts for grain matching. Previous videos in the series can be found here: czcams.com/video/-miwBiuwoEk/video.html czcams.com/video/WU4rwEOhXGk/video.html czcams.com/video/ml5wVLbxIiw/video.html Main CZcams Channel: czcams.com/users/WOmadeOD Website: www.womadeod.co.uk
Woodworking for Beginners 03 - Halving joints
zhlédnutí 6KPřed 6 lety
Finishing the jigsaw puzzle from last time. Basic sanding technique. How to make halving joints with limited tools and equipment. Previous videos in the series can be found here: czcams.com/video/WU4rwEOhXGk/video.html czcams.com/video/ml5wVLbxIiw/video.html Main CZcams Channel: czcams.com/users/WOmadeOD Website: www.womadeod.co.uk
Woodworking for Beginners 02
zhlédnutí 8KPřed 6 lety
I show you how to make a fret sawing support, and show how to use a fret saw, coping saw, or scroll saw, to cut out a child's jigsaw puzzle. Design considerations are discussed to make sure it lasts! The first video in the series can be found here: czcams.com/video/ml5wVLbxIiw/video.html More details on fret saws and coping saws can be found in my video 'Sawing Curves': czcams.com/video/JukIp3Y...
Woodworking for Beginners 01
zhlédnutí 29KPřed 6 lety
How logs are converted into timber, and strength properties of different grain directions. Main CZcams Channel: czcams.com/users/WOmadeOD Website: www.womadeod.co.uk
Cross Halving Joint - Make a Trivet
zhlédnutí 411Před 6 lety
See how I prepare a cross halving joint, the basis for a simple but useful trivet. This is a beginner's level project, uses few tools, and makes a neat little gift Websites: getintowoodworking.blogspot.co.uk handcutjoints.blogspot.co.uk www.womadeod.co.uk
Cross to Rip Cut Panel Saw Tune Up
zhlédnutí 502Před 7 lety
This is part nine in a series on saws and sawing. A bonus episode, demonstrating how I turn a dreadful cross cut panel saw into a descent rip cut one ↓↓↓↓↓MORE INFO BELOW↓↓↓↓↓ Episode 1 - Introduction & Manual Straight Cutting Saws: czcams.com/video/YFrohieEp6g/video.html Episode 2 - Western Back Saws: czcams.com/video/flGkuKs3RD8/video.html Episode 3 - Western Backless Saws czcams.com/video/ex...
Saws and Sawing Tips and Tricks (GIW episode 34)
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Saws and Sawing Tips and Tricks (GIW episode 34)
Japanese vs Western Saws (GIW episode 33)
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Japanese vs Western Saws (GIW episode 33)
Western Backless Saws (GIW episode 30)
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Western Backless Saws (GIW episode 30)
Build a Table: Hole Filling, Shooting, and Gluing - #GIW25
zhlédnutí 677Před 8 lety
Build a Table: Hole Filling, Shooting, and Gluing - #GIW25
Top Flattening and Cutting a Circle - GIW#24
zhlédnutí 597Před 8 lety
Top Flattening and Cutting a Circle - GIW#24
Made a 3 tier shoe rack from an old pallet a couple of weeks ago using screws and steel joiners, god I wish I'd found this video before I started, great vid!
What's the thin saw called, thinner than a Tenon isn't it?
I love this demonstration and it contains much wisdom, thanks. My father was a carpenter and I remember as a child marveling at the box joints he would make on even quite wide boards (8" or so boards with 1/2" fingers), perfectly symmetrical, all cut by hand. He died over 40 years ago but I still use his dividers, in fact they're right here on my desk as I type. Your markup was perfect. I don't think my father would be impressed with your 'toy' saw (as he might have called it, no offense intended!), as he used a ~12 tpi tenon saw for all joints, cleaning up with razor-sharp chisel. He also eschewed the coping saw as he could rapidly hog out the fingers with chisel and mallet before paring to the line by hand. There are few things more pleasant on the eye than a well proportioned and symmetrical box joint and I'll be using your guidance to more often include them in my projects. Thanks again, really enjoyed this. 💯👏
Hi there great video, like to learn more in this side of things Trying to do a very small project, hopefully try and do the finger locking for my very first time Thanks for your video 👍
Great video. I was just getting into basic woodworking with hand tools since I don't have the space or money for power tools. This was exactly what I was looking for because most videos are using power tools.
GREAT JOB
Great teaching tool, using the puzzle pieces to illustrate the strengths and weaknesses of the wood grain.
I appreciate the level of detail used in describing these saws and their applications. I attempted to follow the link to your site for more information on saws, but received a 404 error message.
Is there a way to do without glue?
Love that u didn't rely on machinery I wanna start woodworking but wanna do it only using simple tools such as a saw, thanks again
Brilliant work!
Just found this video, thanks a lot! I have a very limited tool section, and wanted to start to learn woodworking, this is super useful. I know this is a 4 years old video so maybe you already did, but would love to learn more about japanese joints, the kind that doesn't involve any screws 😊
That's fantastic information on the wood grain.
am I see wolverine become a carpenter ??
😄 I'm available for stand in work on films
This connection is the strongest joint, because it has a stepped inclined joint surface. This means that both work together to withstand the load, and there is no significant movement that affects the joint.
I love how detailed your videos are. Most newbies like me would find the detailed work a bit frustrating at first, but when the end product turns out like yours, it is all justified and sense of accomplishment is awesome. I am currently practising box joints using your teachings from episode 04 and having lots of fun with it. Thanks again.
Awesome, thank you!
Great video. CZcams is crammed with slick 'superhero' woodworkers who have all the right tools and a million-dollar workshop. It can be fun to watch, but I've found your videos a lot more helpful and down-to-earth.
Thanks 👍
Now drill straight down and pin them with a dowel.
Yes you can, and it sounds a good idea. Unlikely to fall apart if pinned, but I haven't tested it, so can't say for sure.
5:42 min in and know nothing
you 40 year old men praying him like his god
4:28 making a box
and I don't lie
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you should name yourself self get your out of woodworking
my DT teacher sent me this on teems very med
I need a fret saw pal. I hink a trip on Amazon is needed now.. Would u be able to get one at B&Q??
Axminster Tools, Workshop Heaven, Classic Hand Tools, all online all should have decent quality ones
What glue did you use
I can't recall, but most likely regular PVA
What glue did you use
Long time ago now, but probably PVA wood glue. Otherwise a liquid hide glue.
What glue did you use
Great video and really well explained
Glad you liked it!
I've got some to do soon. I used to use a router but I'll do it by hand like this. Thanks
Cheers, go for it
Thank you so much for this fantastic video! Super helpful, really well explained and totally inspirational.
Cheers, great to hear. All my work is now on my main channel, which you can find by searching @mitchwoodwork on CZcams
@@getintowoodwork Got you; couldn't work out why you didn't have more subs!
Great upload. Thanks.
Cheers. All my work is now on my main channel, which you can find by searching @mitchwoodwork on CZcams
Nice work, but cutting straight for a beginner usually isn't happening, i have been trying for years and still cannot manage it! a beginner is not going to have a beautifully sharp chisel, or probably not even a moderately sharp one for the precise cuts, and even at 57 I still don't own a fret saw, or anything similar !! Great job on the video, but as a beginner, mine would look nothing like that ! I can make and sharper knives, but wood is something else !!
Cheers. You've identified what's important, and I've posted videos on sawing and sharpening which should help some. Jewelers, fret, or coping saws are widely available, and you don't need fancy, expensive ones for waste removal in joinery. Good luck with your woodworking. All my work is now on my main channel, which you can find by searching @mitchwoodwork on CZcams
I'm loving this. So basic compared to the ridiculous tutorials going on at the moment with people showing off their fancy machines. Wish you had more of these videos I've learnt so much so far
Cheers! All my new stuff is over on youtube.com/@mitchwoodwork
Mitch, Thanks. I have had a about a dozen rough hunks of Osage Orange firewood sitting in the shop for a number years waiting for me to do something with it. The stuff is tougher than a mother in laws heart, but I’ll give your method a try.
Thanks for sharing this
Cheers. No longer posting on this channel, but on Mitch Peacock designer woodworker channel
Thanks! Is there any easy way to unnail after nailing box joint?
Not that I know of
thanks
Thanks for showing with basic tools and how to correct mistakes
Cheers
I made a nice pile of firewood. How do you get the precision in all this?
Patience and practice go a long way
Great channel and series
At last! A Brit doing a woodworking course from the ground up! Woohoo! Ahem... It's taken a while to find you out of a pile of Americans measuring in furlongs and cubits. I hope you're metric, i'm only 26 seconds in. I stopped it here so i could subscribe and ring your bell (If you'll pardon the expression!😆) Right, all subbed up. I'm diving back in...
Beautiful, thanks Mitch
Just wow. The "box" looks amazing. This was supposed firewood. At first i thought it would be some weird cake shape, but it looks special, different from the usual boxes. Over the video series, you made it look so easy. Thank you very much to let us follow along your journey.
Thank you very much! Hope I've inspired you to have a go
Extremely helpful, thank you
This is a real man! I’m fascinated by wood working, just wish I had a big garage!
Cheers!
Great video bro
Glad you enjoyed
I guess that this is one time where a good layer of wet slippery glue is an advantage? Get well soon Mitch.
Cheers
Thanks for this little project, which has taken a really interesting turn by introducing steam bending as a technique. Will continue to watch this with interest as I've watched a video on Japanese craftsmen making Cedar Bento Boxes and other food containers by utilising steam bending and was intrigued how to replicate this technique in a home workshop.
Pure steam bending of the spalted ash would certainly fail, but mixing heat and laminating will get the result I want. Hope you enjoy it.
A little bit of weird design, but it makes a very interesting project to follow with all kinds of skills to practice! Thank you!
Thank you! Cheers!