99% Don't Know These Woodworking Tips and Tricks (Compilation)
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- This is a compilation of a lot of the woodworking tips and tricks that I've learned over the years.
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0:00 Woodworking Tips and Tricks Compilation
0:13 Jointing Boards without a Jointer
7:43 Pocket Hole Joinery Tips and Tricks
22:45 Wood Storage Mistakes
34:54 Wood Finishing Tips and Tricks
50:05 How to Make Straight Cuts with a Circular Saw
57:45 Buying Wood from a Hardwood Store
1:18:24 How to Use a Router for Beginner Woodworkers
1:31:22 Mistakes to Avoid when Building a Workbench
1:42:56 Hardwood Buying Mistakes
1:52:21 5 Woodworking Tips and Tricks You've Never Seen
1:59:04 Beginner Woodworking Tips and Tricks
2:05:49 5 Woodworking Hacks
2:16:51 Beginner Woodworking Mistakes to Avoid
2:28:11 Stop Wood from Warping
2:36:09 Dangerous Push Sticks for Woodworking
2:47:56 25 Ways to use the Most Versatile Woodworking Tool
3:00:27 Most Dangerous Tool in Woodworking
3:06:23 How to Attach a Table Top to the Base
3:10:00 5 Ways to Joint Boards without a Jointer
3:28:15 Cut Large Angles with a Miter Saw - Jak na to + styl
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DFM Square - amzn.to/49C1mcu
DeWALT Table Saw - amzn.to/3QW8lED
Massca M2 Pocket Hole Jig - amzn.to/47fFulp
Face Clamp - amzn.to/46fc4Tb
Right Angle Pocket Hole Clamp - amzn.to/3QA3YP5
CA Glue - amzn.to/3snj5Uh
Pocket Hole Screws - amzn.to/3uhCLcM
DeHumidifier - amzn.to/46e7CEn
Bora Wood Storage Rack - amzn.to/40Bsx2Q
Pre-Stain Conditioner - amzn.to/3FYNhIu
Sanding Interface Pad - amzn.to/49K5Q0G
Spray Laquer - amzn.to/40ymQmh
Sanding Mouse - amzn.to/40AN1Zr
Swanson Straight Edge - amzn.to/3SAPZev
Kreg Rip Cut - amzn.to/47gXcFm
Bosch Router - amzn.to/3ukYOyX
DeWALT Router - amzn.to/46hg0To
Skil Router and Table Combo - amzn.to/3sy4ntw
Whiteside Router Bit Set - amzn.to/3u8RrdT
Sanding Disc Organization Container - amzn.to/3sBKmCc
Paste Wax - amzn.to/46hWVQR
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For someone who has done woodworking for some time, I find it refreshing to still listen to your solid advice because I always believe we never stop learning new tips and also remember tips which you may have forgotten!!!! Keep the videos rolling! They are brilliant!
As someone who is just coming up on a year of starting their journey, even though I’ve watched these videos individually, it’s nice to watch again. There are so many facets to woodworking and after hours and hours of researching and watching videos, it’s impossible to retain everything. I’m only 45mins in and already have so many things jumping out to me
I been in carpentry and general construction for over 50 yr. I really appreciate your videos, I always learn and relearn ideas from your shows. Thank you.
As a hobby, and sometimes professional, woodworker for the past 21 years I can say this is a great video for any moderately new woodworkers to run in the background on some isotunes while sanding. Multiple times. Lots of really good information here! Well done guys. You're appreciated.
Every time i watch one of your longer videos i find you take me on a joirney i didnt forsee and i almost always end up somewhere i needed to be. Thank you for all the time and effort you and your family put into your craft. You help far more people im far more ways than youll ever know.
2:19:03 absolutely, felt like a failure lately, feeling stuck, overwhelmed, lost, but we gotta get a grip and party on, aint nothing to it but to do it! you got your mind set on a goal, or project, dont sit around and procrastinate, causes time for doubt, get a game plan together and rock it out, no one is stopping you but YOU
I loved it Matt, when are you gonna do another like this? A bit more informative than that shop class I used to go to when I was school.
Had this video in my 'watch later' folder for some time and over the past 2 days watch the video in full, Some great tips there.
My favourite part of your video. The hardwood lumber store! Mark Puente was sooooo knowledgeable and passionate, unreal they still make men like these 😂
I am loveing the video. I even started it over to take notes with time stamps to follow-up on when I run into different problems.
Loads of good stuff. Didn't blink the entire time (although I did eat an entire chocolate bar). Your friend Mark is amazing too. He knows stuff and he's humble and mellow. Thank you for uploading!
Really appreciated the shopping for hardwood section again. You do a GREAT JOB on doing these interviews and ask the questions that most woodworkers would ask themselves. It is intimidating to go hardwood stores at least initially. I found the first couple of places I went to be seemingly annoyed by a hobbyist woodworker just wanting to buy a few boards. By expanding by search radius I found some really great hardwood suppliers in North Carolina who treat me great and appreciate my business and I now enjoy the process very much. I have to drive a bit but it is well worth the trip.
Matt, I’ve been subscribed since your days of small beginnings! Found you years back with the farmhouse builds. You are amazing!! Even with the great success you’ve been blessed with, you’re still humble & serving all of us.
It’s human nature to lock into the negative comments, and skim over all the praise. I read many of the comments here and the one (1)! that was complaining about the length of the video gets swallowed up by the sea of gratitude!! 🙏🏻 !!!
So, pay no mind to that unfortunate person who clearly missed your objective!
Keep on keeping on Matt! You make a difference & an impact!!
THANK YOU!!!!!
Thank you!
Great video for newbies and us old farts. The inspirational section will definitely help new starters. Good safety tips and examples to either teach the new or give us older types a slap on the back to show that you are never too old to be reminded of safety.
Terry from Australia.
Side note: Baltic birch is great for Sound as well! Very good resonance particularly in the lows if you ever want to build yourself a nice sub enclosure for home or car high ply 10+ Baltic 👌 more plys the better! Would love to see you build one on a video! Be good to test those angle screw skills you have! Sure the end product would be beautiful and sound amazing!
You're video gives me the hope I can become an extreme amount better using my power tools, just so you know my father was a East Coast Master Cabinet Maker and he taught me zero you however have made my small dream come to closer reality. Thank you for all the hard work.
Totally agree that it IS a long video but imagine the amount of great tips a new woodworker hobbyist will learn in just 3 hours and save themselves money, time and probably their limbs. Excellent work. Keep it up.
Just finished and just wanted to say thank you for putting together some great tips and tricks. And it's only the real men that shows his mistakes just so it can possibly help others from making the same mistakes and I really appreciate that. Im definitely gonna subscribe..great job brother!!
Dude! That was mind blowing how simple and versatile that setup is! I never would of thought! I'm still a rookie carpentry enthusiast and love learning new hot tips! Thank you! You're also great with your demonstrations!
Tip #2 Was very Helpful, I am building some cabinets and I had that problem, thanks for the awesome tips!
An old sock makes a great applicator for staining. It stays on your glove hand well, and gives you a lot of control over the staining process.
Thanks for communicating your tips with a grace filled attitude. That makes us more attentive and the message sink in deeper. Keep your light shining it’s a blessing to see. :)
Wow glad I come back to watch the rest of this...I just learned a TON about wood....man thank you...
Really nice Matt, this is the Bible of carpentry, really appretiated all your effort you put in making videos and share your knowledge with the community I have learned alot not only from carpentry but also from being a good person. Greetings from México
As I'm watching ALL of these things you present in this video, I'm reminded of just how much I DO NOT KNOW about the power tools that I have. One time....just once....I had a kickback on my table saw and honestly...? I'm quite intimidated to use it again. And just that fact alone makes me hesitate to use it, especially when I'm by myself. I have a router but I've never used it, and I want to use it. Watching you with those templates was so good for me because I knew I had no idea of the correct way to approach it. You had 6 kickbacks....I bet I replayed that whole thing at least 5 or 6 times to get it straight in my mind of what you were doing and why you shouldn't have done it that way. Thank you for demonstrating the correct approach. I'm a 79 year old grandma who loves to make things, but I want to be safe in doing it!
Beautifully presented. A true craftsman's skilful problem solving given to us DIYers with much generosity.
Great video, nice to have all the tips in one place. I can just pause and come back to it when I like.
Matt went I am in the shop I listen to you in the background. If I hear something I stop and watch what you are doing. I think that some creators videos are to short. Thanks man keep it going 🎉
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you for your informative videos. I enjoy watching and learning from them. Thank you for the advice on just getting started in woodworking. Mistakes will be made but as long as you learn from them. JUST DO IT!
Love the long format video and thank you for all of the knowledge/pro tips that you give us.
I loved this video. Very informative and very professionally presented. I spent a few days watching it and going back over parts of it again. (in between other things) in this video I learned a variety of techniques I was unaware of as all I have learned has been through experience and CZcams. I have saved it to watch again!😊
Additional tip -- Keep enough pocket hole bits on hand to set them to the appropriate depths you use and then leave them at that depth.
Nice tip. I might add to use some loctite if using this method.
This Video was absolutely Awesome THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT TIPS
Positive attitude even gives a peptalk and nice to look at then I saw his T-shirt subscribing ❤❤
Thanks for all the tips Matt. I appreciate it! 😊😊😊😊
Tools I used around others or had someone want to borrow a hand tool, I used the plastic dip to mark my tools. That way they are immediately recognizable. Thanks for the reminder, I just added a can to my Amazon order.
Matt, great use your library content for us followers. I have watched you for a few years now and have to say that most of this I have seen in years past however, it is great to know I can find it in one location. Highly recommend more in the future. Time well spent. Thanks. Carl
I appreciate that!
I appreciate your content man, I've watched all 3 hours and 32 minutes over a couple of days. Learned a lot and I just want to say thank you for sharing "the most dangerous tool in woodworking" I can see how much that bothered you and you posted it online for us to learn from it. So thank you, buddy!
Thank you!
Lot of good info. I like the piece about not being lazy and not telling your customers the little mistakes you made...👍
I for one loved this video. You don’t have to watch it all at once
Found your channel recently looking for diy desk designs and have been watching a bunch since. Really enjoy the content, can’t think of much better woodworking videos on CZcams. Great work
Awesome! Thank you!
...gotta tell you~ blew my mind on the trick for cutting angles larger than your miter saw was capable of... BOOM~ mind blown... Thx,
Really enjoyed the video. You sure did find a lot of ways to join boards w/out a jointer but forgot a really easy, convenient way that's been done for centuries. A handplane. A good, sharp jointer plane is pretty quick for small one-off projects. A decent plane might run $150, so not dirt cheap, but it's money well spent.
Best Video my favorite all together thanks!
Have a Blessed Day
Thanks!
This is one of the best videos that I've seen and very I'm explaining
Note of the tapering jig. Don't add the grooves all the way across the jig. Stop about a half inch before the blade side of the jig. This is more of a safety measure to ensure that the clamp doesn't stick out of the jig... something you really can't see once your piece is on the sled.
Good Stuff. I literally came to the comments to suggest this very thing.
Yup. already cut the tip of one of my clamps because I wasn't paying attention!!! Great suggestion!
Came to say the same thing.
These videos my be somewhat repeated from other videos that I have seen it comes in handy as I forgot or forget some important steps along the way so so I appreciate the go overs on these videos thank you for tips and I enjoy watching all that you have to offer sincerely Jesse
Best 3+ hours spent yet. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Best tip was .... well two... the jointer sled and the last miter saw tip. I'm looking for plans to incorporate my worksite table saw, miter saw and router table into a work bench. Miter saw would need to flip down so the bench could serve as a runout table. Do you have plans for that?
No plans for that yet. Sorry
Actually I watched the whole video, and what I have to say is thank you. I realize that a lot of this is old hack for a lot of people, but I did find several useful nuggets and a couple of good reminders tucked in. Again, thank you and if you make another one like this, I will probably watch the whole thing 😊
Great to hear! Thank you!
This is very informative video and some great tips for newbies and even experienced with a open mind and willing to change with the times. A++ on the video
Great video! I Learned to use an Inspection at the SerfPrep booth at AWFS back in July. Has made a HUGE difference in my finished products. You were trying to show sanding and planer marks on raw wood that only shows up after the wood is stained. An inspection light (hard Light), held at the side lets you see all of the imperfections by creating shadows on the scratches and imperfections. Light at the top does not show the imperfections, you need to move the light 90° to the side. Then you can see all of the scratches as you work your way through the grits. It makes a huge difference.
Great tip!!
Awesome info. Thank you for all of the very important tips!!!
Excellent video, and great to have several great pieces of advise in one place so I didn't have to go looking for them separately!
AMEN BROTHER ! GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ! GOOD JOB!!!
That’s a great tip using he pocket hole drill bit as a counter sink. I will be using that tip. Thank you!
Thanks for this compilation. While the video is long, it’s also comprehensive (the purpose of a compilation, right?). I have learned a lot from you since subscribing. The biggest thing I learned, or was reminded of, is that you can get it done if you try & if you stick with it. The best part & why I keep coming back to your videos is that you are an ordinary man trying his best to share what he’s learned on his woodworking journey (not just another CZcams “actor” reminding us that he’s a fancier woodworker). May God continue to bless you, your family & your business.
Thank you, I appreciate that a lot.
I'm just starting. Love this. Glad to see ryobi. I love that brand.
Great video.
Nice to be reminded of these
Excellent video. Great tips and great insight on your journey.
I think this is one of the best videos I’ve seen yet on woodworking tips! Lots of info and a ton of tubafours cut 😄 I am going to go build that jointer jig now.
Wow, thank you!
An awesome gathering of some of your best! Happy Holidays and God Bless!
Great vidio! I am a new woodworker and learned so much! Keep up the good work!
Awesome vod matt..keep up the great work
Regarding measuring inside a cabinet or between two walls etc, I just watched a video with this tip:
I’ll use the inside of a cabinet that is 16” wide as an example.
Take two pieces of wood such as 2” x 10”.
Place each end of each piece against the wall of the cabinet.
Secure both sticks. The total length of both sticks is the EXACT width of the cabinet
I completely love the hall video 😊 I really enjoyed you explaining all the details, God bless 🙏
Excellent video like always thank you Matt for the compilation. I guess the earlier poster didn’t know this was designed to be a compilation.😂
Thanks for watching!
Awesome presentation and very informative!
I just picked up my first mitre saw (Dewalt 779) that I got for a steal. This video was very helpful as I had doubts re. the contractor grade blade that came with the saw. I’ll be using the saw for hobby use, including picture frames and cutting crown moulding. Thanks for the information. I’ll likely pick up a Diablo blade…, but definitely will get a 80 or greater blade count. Your videos are terrific!
Thanks, some of these I had seen but many I had not. Nice to have them all in one place. Look forward to more in the futuer.
Glad you enjoyed!
Great video, love the compilation.
Thanks!
Matt---- you've outdone yourself with this one!!! I'd already seen, probably, 50% of this compilation but as one of your other commenters said, as a newbie (1 year now) retaining all this information is not possible and the review you gave is a master course review! Thanks sooooooo much for taking the time to educate us new kids on the block. So many of the tips and tricks you share really help folk like up our game. I'm not interested in making a profit but rather enjoy making things as gifts for friends and family.... such personalized gifts are so much more meaningful than store bought. I do have on question... do you use software for project designs? Again, thanks for sharing the knowledge -- and BTW, I have purchased many of the tools you've recommended such as the framing square fence and BOW Xtender fence and they are AWESOME!!!! -- Larry
Thanks Larry!
thank you for your videos helps me alot
This video really made a difference in my woodworking. Thank you.
Glad it helped!
Thank you for this video ! Soo helpful
THANK YOU. I loved the Believe section. Thanks again.
Thanks for the heads up with the plastic push Stick, But No wood worker needs a plastic woodstick.Nothing
*Like a wood Push Stick💥👍💥*
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Wow thanks I am going to make this jig. Great video
Thank you, Matt!
Great really worthwhile video full of good information.
I fell asleep with the TV on, woke up to this guy describing the dangers of what I'd assume to be linseed oil soaked rags. This dum dum proceeds to place crumpled rags in a pile of dry leaves outside 😂
Same lmaoo
True - but if you’re going to burn your leaves (around here - common) it’s win-win 😂
Same i just woke up to this
Great tips and tricks. Thank you.
Great vid. All in one reference!
Love this kind of video 🎉 watched the entire thing it’s great
Took me quite a few attempts to finish, lots of pauses , but got through it. Great video
Hey Matt just wanted to offer a suggestion to try. In regards to your workbench Having a sticky feeling left to it I am thinking something like tacky feeling. Something I very very recently learned using spray paint here in humid Florida sometimes the curing process doesn't go great and I end up with a tacky finish that can last days, weeks sometimes it seems indefinite. A little trick I learned it's a bit messy but you could try sprinkling some talcum powder or even baby powder on the tacky surface and allow it to sit for a day or more. Then sweep or vacuum up the powder and you just might find that tacky feeling is gone. I can't promise that it will work but what do you have to lose? The powder will absorb any residual leftover moisture that you're finish might have left on it. Again I was doing this for tacky spray paint but I feel it might work for your application as well.
Great Video. Love this type of format. Learned a lot.
Glad to hear it!
i really like your presentations. Thanks
Glad you like them!
Awesome video, I learned a lot
Very interesting and useful im following for more keep it going
To fill cracks and knot holes just use fine sawdust from sanding the same wood mixed with wood glue, and it will closely match the wood when dry
Great compilation, thank you!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love the videos, really love the shirts!!!
always a great watch.
Super great film i have save it for later to. more like this will be nice
Friend you're awesome! Love your vids
Cowboy Cerrone is doing woodworking now. Cool
i watch you and have been learning a lot from you but one thing i really couldn't just let go is you are showing tips and tricks on routers and you are putting your hand on top of bits and making adjustments to battery routers with the battery in them
Love the video, thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed it!