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🎟️ Subscribe! 🤍 "A poor craftsman blames his tool." Gosh, I love that statement. The simpler the tool the less there is to blame, and few tools are simpler than a hand saw. While hand saws come in many varieties this post will focus on the western hand saw; however, many of the principles are the same for other hand saws. The key to getting a straight and accurate cut with a hand saw is practicing the proper technique. Lets jump into it with out any further introduction. Proper stance If you are right-handed you should stand with your left foot forward and your right foot back, knees slightly bent. This similar to a karate stance and will allow you to engage your full body in the work of cutting. Simply reverse the stance if you’re left-handed Gripping the saw The saw is gripped with the forefinger pointing forward towards the spine of the saw along the handle with the thumb wrapping around the handle to the opposite side and mimicking the pointer finger. The thumb and forefinger function as stabilizers locking the saw into the arm, thereby keeping the saw from moving left and right with out the wrist bending. The remaining three fingers grip the handle with a gentle yet firm grip think of it as if you are holding a baby bird in your hand, you don't want it to get away but you don't want to crush it. If your knuckles are white then you run the risk of crushing the bird like Lennie Small would. Correct sawing motion When we cut with the saw we want the forearm and the saw to move back and forth in a line without any lateral movement. Do this by articulating at the shoulder and the elbow with your arm close to the body. If your elbow moves away from your body like you are doing the chicken dance then you are doing it all wrong. Thumb help Lining up a cut and keeping the saw there as you start the cut is much easier when you employ a little help from the thumb on your free hand. The thumb should be used to line up the saw with the cut line and keep it there as a cut starts. First position the saw close to the cut line by hand and then place your thumb on the work piece where it can press on the side of the saw, to adjust the the cut line simply rock your thumb forward and back to move the saw. You thumb will keep the saw from wandering as you start your cut by acting as a guide, it will be safe there so long as you keep it on the side of the saw and not under it. Starting the Cut Position the work piece so that the side or face that is being cut is facing up and securely in place. A cut is best started on the far edge of the work piece (as opposed to across face or side) because it will require the minimum physical effort needed start a straight groove for the saw to ride in. The starting strokes work better with less pressure, I like to draw the saw back before my first cutting push when working with a western saw as it will create a micro groove that aids the saw on its first push. With a small groove established on the far edge you can work the saw forward and back to draw out the groove across the work piece to the near edge. Once the groove is established across the work piece you can relieve your helping thumb from its duties as a guide and level out the saw before continuing the cut. Tips Use the correct saw for your cut. A crosscut saw is used to cut across the grain and a rip saw is for cutting with the grain of the wood. If you need to a rip saw can be used to cross cut but a crosscut saw should not be used to rip cut. 📷 Instagram 🤍 ⚠️Warning: Woodworking can be potentially life threatening. Do not attempt any woodworking project without familiarizing yourself with important safety information regarding the tools and procedures you will use. This video makes no attempt at covering all required safety and procedural information to safely replicate this project. Independently verify information in this video before considering it as fact. Assume responsibility for your own safety and well being. I say this with love and concern for your well being.
This video is an introduction to circular saw basics, and educating those wanting to learn how to get started. This is part one of a two part series. In this first video, we will breakdown the basic parts and uses of the circular saw. Then, in part two, we will dive into the different types of cuts and jigs used with this saw. If you have any questions about circular saw basics, please head over to our channel and leave a question in the comment section. HOW TO USE A CIRCULAR SAW VIDEO -BASICS PART 2 - 🤍 SUBSCRIBE! 🤍 PRODUCTS USED IN VIDEO: Circular Saw - 🤍 Measuring Tape - 🤍 Speed Square - 🤍 24 tooth blade - 🤍 60 tooth blade- 🤍 Levels - 🤍 Follow me on: INSTAGRAM: 🤍 FACEBOOK : 🤍 #circularsawbasics #makita #howto
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"How to Sharpen a Hand Saw: A Beginner's Guide" #woodworking #viral #woodworkingtips #sharpness In this video tutorial, we'll guide you step-by-step on how to sharpen a hand saw like a pro. We'll cover the tools you'll need, the proper technique for sharpening, and some helpful tips to get your hand saw cutting smoothly again. Whether you're new to woodworking or a seasoned pro, sharpening your hand saw is an essential skill to keep your tools in top condition. So, grab your saw and let's get sharpening! 🤍manzarkhan236
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This clever magnetic 90 degree saw guide for woodworking makes it easy to cut straight every time. Please Subscribe if you like this video - thank you! 🔨 LINKS TO TOOLS AND PRODUCTS I USE IN THIS VIDEO* 🔸 Kataha Tatebiki Z Saw 10" Single Edge Rip Saw - 🤍 🔸 Neodymium 10mm x 2.6mm magnets (I used 3mm but 2.6mm will work just as well) - 🤍 🔸 Brush On Liquid Super Glue - 🤍 🔸 2 Part Epoxy, 5 Minute Set - 🤍 🔸 Machinist Ruler, 12in - Metric and Imperial - 🤍 🔸 Forstner Bit, 10mm (25/64-Inch) Diameter, 8mm Shank - 🤍 🔸 DEWALT 20V MAX Cordless Drill / Driver Kit, Brushless, 1/2-Inch, 110V charger version - 🤍 🔸 Woodworking Chisel Set - 🤍 🔸 IRWIN Woodworking Vise, 6-1/2-Inch - 🤍 🔸 DEWALT 10-Inch Table Saw, 32-1/2-Inch Rip Capacity, 110V model - 🤍 * I might receive a small commission on any purchases made through the affiliate links above. Thank you for supporting my channel while it grows 🙂 You can read more about this saw guide at the following blog post on my website: 🤍 This saw guide works for both 90 degree rip cuts and cross cuts. Materials required: - Hardwood of medium to high density. I used heart Rimu but Walnut is another good option. - Neodymium magnets (rare earth) 10mm x 3mm [3/8" x 1/8"] - Super glue - 5 minute epoxy - Wood finish (I used my chopping/cutting board conditioner which is made from mineral oil and beeswax) Tools required: - Saw (hand saw or table saw) - Chisel - Electric drill - 10mm [3/8"] forstner drill bit - Mallet Tags #woodworking #magnetic #cutting Music "Acoustic guitar arrangement for song" by Trev Row 🤍
Get the Katz-Moses Magnetic Dovetail Jig here: 🤍 In this woodworking skills video we cover Japanese Pull Saws 101, tips, tricks, dozuki, ryoba, flush trim and kataba. I go over basic use techniques and some great tricks to getting the most out of your saw. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and subscribe. Cheers! Read the blog on this video: 🤍 Folding Dozuki (Dovetail): 🤍 Dozuki (Dovetail) 9.5”: 🤍 Dozuki (Dovetail) 8”: 🤍 Dozuki (Dovetail) 6”: 🤍 Folding Ryoba (Double Sided): 🤍 Ryoba (Double Sided): 🤍 Kataba 10”: 🤍 Flush Trim: 🤍 Handmade Flush Trim: Try Ebay Cheap Flush trim: 🤍 Buy the Katz-Moses Dovetail Jig: 🤍 I have Walnut Slabs for sale: 🤍 Buy The Katz-Moses Stop Block: 🤍 The Katz-Moses Woodworking Apron: 🤍 Essential Woodworking Skills Playlist: 🤍 Woodworking Joint of the Week Playlist: 🤍 Check me out on social media: 🤍instagram.com/jkatzmoses 🤍Facebook.com/katzmoseswoodworking patreon.com/katzmoseswoodworking youtube.com/katzmoseswoodworkingshop Some of my other videos I think you’ll like: Essential Woodworking Skills The Jointer: 🤍 Joint of the Week - Castle Joint: 🤍 CNC Dovetail Alignment Board: 🤍 Essential Skills for the Router: 🤍 The Ultimate Router Jig: 🤍 Essential Skills For Superior Accuracy in Woodworking - Tips and Tricks: 🤍 Moxon Vise Video: 🤍 4 IN 1 CROSSCUT SLED: 🤍 ALL IN ONE 45 & 90 DEGREE SHOOTING BOARD, MAGNETIC SAW GUIDE AND PLANE STOP: 🤍 JAPANESE HAND SAW TRICK EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW: 🤍 CUTTING DOVETAILS WITH ME AND DAVID FROM MAKE SOMETHING: 🤍 Tools I love: The Katz-Moses Woodworking Apron: 🤍 My Favorite Dozuki Saw: 🤍 My Favorite Ryoba Saw: 🤍 New Flush Trim Saw: 🤍 My Apron: 🤍 Razor Saw: 🤍 Marking Gauge: 🤍 Marking Knife: 🤍 Stanley Sweetheart Chisels: 🤍 Knew Concepts Fret Saw: 🤍 Dewalt Planer Package: 🤍 Forrest 10” Combo Blade: 🤍 Festool Tape Measure: 🤍 Starrett 6” Combination Square: 🤍 Woodstock 3 in 1 Shoulder Plane: 🤍 Stanley Low Angle Jack Plane: 🤍 Dewaxed Shellac Flakes: 🤍 Abalone Inlay :🤍 Abalone Inlay Alternate: 🤍 5 Minute Epoxy: 🤍 Triton 3 ¼ hp Router (with built in lift and edge guide incl): 🤍 Kreg Router Plate: 🤍 Triton Bushing Set: 🤍 Bosch 1 HP Colt Router Set With Fixed and Plunge Base: 🤍 Bosch Edge Guide: 🤍 Bosch Bushings Set: 🤍 Centering Cone: 🤍 ¼” Inexpensive Router Bit Set: 🤍 ½” Inexpensive router Bit Set: 🤍 Whiteside ¼” shank Spiral Upcut Bit ⅛”: 🤍 Whiteside ¼” Shank Spiral Upcut Bit 1/4”: 🤍 SUPER MEGA FLUSH TRIM BIT ½” Shank: 🤍 SUPER MEGA FLUSH TRIM BIT 1/4” Shank: 🤍 45 Degree Bit I Like: 🤍 Whiteside Inlay Kit I like: 🤍 Flush Trim Bit I Use All The Time for smaller applications: 🤍 Avid CNCs of all shapes and sizes: 🤍 Bescutter Laser (awesome c02 and fiber lasers) Website: 🤍 Camera Gear: Lumix GH5-s and main lens: 🤍 30mm Macro Lens: 🤍 15mm Lens: 🤍 50mm Lens I use for product shots: 🤍 Microphone: 🤍 Lav Microphone: 🤍 Gimbal: 🤍 2nd CAMERA Canon 70d: 🤍 Tripod: 🤍 Slider: 🤍 24MM Wide Angle/Macro Lens: 🤍 50MM f/1.8 for those tight shots: 🤍 10-18mm Lens for the wide shots: 🤍 #essentialskillsforwoodworking
After making 2 other magnetic handsaw cutting guides, in this video, I will show you how to make the BEST guide for your hand saw! Watch till the end for extra tips and uses you probably won't expect!! 🔥 Want to make your own?! LINKS FOR TOOLS AND MATERIALS USED► 🤍 🔴Subscribe to get updated when I upload new videos!► 🤍 This is actually my 3rd time making a magnetic cutting guide for my Japanese saw. My first Japanese saw guide was a simple magnet that was glued to a piece of wood, and using it to cut wood was very uncomfortable because I could never place it at 90 degrees properly... My second guide was similar to this one, except that it was mounted straight to my workbench, making it not portable and making it take up more space. The plywood face was also smaller. It also got damaged from the elements since my workbench is outdoors. This guide is better BY FAR, it's perfect! I've used it probably about 20 times since building it and it guides the saw perfectly, especially a Japanese saw that leaves an incredibly clean cut quality, even on a hardwood like European Beech! This magnetic guide is way better than any hardware store miter box you can buy, it's faster, more accurate, doesn't require a special saw, takes up less valuable workshop space, and should last forever - a great woodworking project for a beginner! #beginnerwoodworkingprojects #Japanesesaw Are you working safely?► 🤍 You can make videos just like this one! All of the equipment I use: 🤍 Hi! Welcome to my channel! My name is Yonatan. I'm 16 years old, and I love making and inventing stuff! I focus on making quick videos about homemade workshop tools, woodworking, metalworking, electronics projects, all sorts of clever tips and tricks, and more! If you enjoy watching my videos, make sure to subscribe so you don't miss any of my future videos! Yonatan24, 2018 - 16 year old, sick with DIY-itis!
Newer video can be found here: 🤍 How To Sharpen A Crosscut Hand Saw This is the same saw that I restored in this video 🤍 Sharpening a cross cut saw is fairly simple and can be a lot of fun once you get the hang of it. you will need a triangular saw file and a standard flat file. To sharpen a crosscut saw start by jointing the teeth to bring them all down to the same level. keep the file at 90 degrees to the plate of the saw. Next use the saw File to cut in the teeth. I like to use 30 degrees but some like as little as 10. I will soon have a video talking about the difference between cross cut and rip cut saws, but if you can sharpen a crosscut saw you can sharpen a rip saw. Lumber Jocks 🤍 Instagram 🤍
A handsaw has a wide variety of applications in general home remodeling and maintenance. Learn how to use a handsaw with help from a home remodeling expert in this free video clip. Expert: Chris Palmer Bio: Chris Palmer brings his experience as a residential remodeler to a wide range of home improvement projects, including bathrooms, kitchens, carpentry and cabinet making. Filmmaker: John Baldino Series Description: If you're planning on remodeling your home or just need to do a little routine maintenance, a few tips and tricks can help make the experience easier. Learn about home repairs with help from a home remodeling expert in this free video series.
In this video on how to sharpen a woodworking handsaw, Paul Sellers shows how a simple rip cut pattern can be used for many crosscut saws as well. Sharpening a saw can be one of the most daunting sharpening tasks for a woodworker, this is a great beginners guide to sharpening the essential saws. For more free woodworking videos, please consider subscribing to my channel: 🤍 Want to learn more about woodworking? Go to Woodworking Masterclasses for weekly project episodes: 🤍 Go to Common Woodworking for step-by-step beginner guides and courses: 🤍 🤍 for Paul’s latest ventures on his blog Instagram: 🤍 Facebook- 🤍 Twitter- 🤍 Pinterest- 🤍
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A hand saw guide that uses a magnetic sheet, but it's not a jig that can cut anything. It's made to accurately and cleanly cut 1x materials and thin materials that are often used. You can cut straight even for the first time. Attach a stop block to the guide so that multiple sheets can be cut to the same length. It is a must function for furniture production. And I made it possible to use the saw guide in the vertical position. There are two advantages of this, one is that you can cut thin materials cleanly and accurately, and the other is that you can fine-tune and modify the length with a plane. If the material is precisely cut to size, it will be very easy to design and make jigs. This time I made a saw guide that can cut up to 1x6, but I will also make a guide for thicker materials such as 2x materials. By designing the guide differently depending on the thickness of the material, I think the accuracy will increase and it will be easier to use. Even DIYers who don't use a circular saw can expand their possibilities if they can achieve cutting accuracy. You can see how this hand saw guide perform in another video. Making Accurate Dowel Jigs with a Hand Saw| Cutting small parts precisely 🤍 For adjustments inexpensive trimming plane is just fine if you tune up the sole Small Trimming Plane: How to tune up and use 🤍 〈Contents〉 00:00 Features and usage of the hand saw guide 00:20 1. Using in horizontal position 01:40 2. Using in vertical position 02:37 3. Fixing and adjusting 03:45 A saw that goes well with the guide 04:08 Hand Saw Guide 101 04:45 Making the guide 08:10 Even beginners can cut straight! ■"Hand Saw Guide Drawings" 🤍 Circular saw guide, Drill guide, Dowel joint jig, Jig saw guide, these basic jig plans are free to download at kikikuma store. Enjoy woodworking! ■Feel free to comment or ask questions. Please subscribe! Thank you for your support. 🤍 ■Blog：🤍 ―― Drill straight holes！―― Straight holes using a simple Drill Guide 🤍 Drill Straight Holes without a Drill Press but using a Router 🤍 ―― Beginner Projects: using Only a Drill ―― A Rolling Tool Cart : Simple and Easy 🤍 Your First Woodworking Project: making a Simple Stool 🤍 #woodworking #handsaw #guide #jig
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50% off plans during lockdown: 🤍 use code 9JVT31A How to sharpen a hand saw was a question I had a hard time answering when I started. but it is an easy skill when you know the basics. in this video, we cover some of the basics of file selection and tooth geometry and how to sharpen a rip saw. in the next video we will go into a lot more or the details of sharpening a saw and focus on sharpening a crosscut saw. Kennebec Saws - 🤍 Difference between Ripsaw and crosscut saw - 🤍 It is an old video! Files I use - 🤍 File guide I use - 🤍 Making a saw vice - 🤍 -Tools I Use- 🤍 Shop apron I use - 🤍 -Book I am Listening to in the video- Spell or High Water (Magic 2.0 Book 2) (9 out of 10) - 🤍 Audible membership I use - 🤍 Top Patreon Supporters: Erich Keane - 🤍 Chris Hertzog - Kyle Prince - Jeffrey Hall - Travis Reese - Nelson Smith - ////Help this channel grow\\\\ 🤍 ////You Can find me:\\\\ 🤍 ////Creators Colective Live\\\\ 🤍 Music By. Tim Sway 🤍
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Learn how to use a circular saw to cut wood when doing DIY projects in this brief introduction to a circular saw! Eventually, you'll want to move beyond painting furniture and you may want to build furniture, cut wood for crafts, or do DIY projects around the home. You'll need power tools, such as a circular saw, to cut wood. Add this power tool to your "must have" list. //ACCESSORIES FOR STRAIGHT CUTS// Kreg Circular Saw Guide: 🤍 Speed square: 🤍 //MORE TUTORIALS// How to Use a Jigsaw: 🤍 Check out my Project Gallery: 🤍 Subscribe to my mailing list for 5 additional freebies: 🤍 * BLOG: 🤍 EMAIL: serena🤍thriftdiving.com FACEBOOK: 🤍 PINTEREST: 🤍 INSTAGRAM: 🤍 TWITTER: 🤍 SNAPCHAT: 🤍 THRIFT DIVING TEE-SHIRTS: 🤍 * MAILING ADDRESS: Serena Appiah P.O. Box 463 Spencerville, MD 20858
If you know of some older handsaws lying around, restoring them is the perfect weekend project! Restoring older tools and giving them a second life is a perfect addition to the budget-minded woodworker’s shop. Follow me on Instagram 🤍
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This DIY circular saw cutting guide will help you make straight and accurate cuts with your circular saw. Learn how to make this saw guide. You only need a couple pieces of thin sheet stock to make this guide and it will work with just about any circular saw. You can also make the same type of cutting guide for your jig saw. Subscribe to this channel for more of the latest woodworking how-to videos and new product innovations. Click the red subscribe button at: 🤍 Find the best woodworking products and innovations at: 🤍
I am restoring an old hand saw I got from my grandfather via my dad. This video was created for the Think Media 1K Challenge 2022 and is absolutely not a finished product. But, you have to punch fear in the face at some point. Random Information: 1) Yes, I know the thumbnail is really not very good. 2) This is the first video I have ever edited 3) I did no color grading 4) Other than testing my gear and learning how to upload, this is my first posting. Tools: Bahco Slim Saw-Sharpening File; Lee Valley 62W3306 🤍 Gear: Camera: Canon M50 using a variety of lenses Editing Hardware: AMD 2600X with a GTX-1660 Super Video Editing Software: Davinci Resolve Photo Editing Software: DXO PhotoLab 5 Music: Black Dusk by Vegetable Police Production - Toronto Ontario. Purchased from BandCamp.com Vegetable Police Productions: 🤍 Song: 🤍
In this video I show you how to make a handsaw caddy. This DIY woodworking project helped me solve the problem of having my handsaws stored wherever there was space. It's simple to build and uses just a few tools. I hope you enjoy this video on how to make a handsaw caddy. Be sure to like and subscribe.
Support what we do at 🤍 Today we took a look at different ways to resaw a board. I take you through the table saw, bandsaw and a really cool technique from Japanese Carpenters. Resawing is important because it helps you conserve lumber, make your own shop sawn veneer and create matching grain patterns on all sides of a box or your table top. Let me know what you’d like to see next! Please like, comment and subscribe. *Suizan Saws - use code SUIZAN10 for extra 10% off* 🤍 *Full Kerf Ripping Blade (saws over 1.5 HP) - use code KMT10CMT for extra 10% off* 🤍 *Thin Kerf Ripping Blade (saws under 1.5 HP) - use code KMT10CMT for extra 10% off* 🤍 *Timber Wolf 3TPI x ¾” (Saws over 1HP make sure to get the correct length)* 🤍 *Timber Wolf 4 TPI x ½” (Saws under 1HP make sure to get the correct length)* 🤍 How to Saw Correctly - 🤍 How to Setup a Bandsaw for Resawing - 🤍 *Check out OUR BRAND NEW STORE for tons of great TOOLS and Support the Katz-Moses Woodworkers with Disabilities Fund*: 🤍 *Buy the Katz-Moses Stop Block:* 🤍 *Buy the Katz-Moses Magnetic Dovetail Jig:* 🤍 *Buy the Katz-Moses Woodworking Apron*: 🤍 *Donate to The Katz-Moses Woodworkers with Disabilities Fund* 🤍 I have Walnut Slabs for sale: 🤍 BitsBits is the BEST place to buy router bits: 🤍 USE CODE JKATZMOSES15 for 15% off Total Boat Epoxy: 🤍 10% Discount code JKATZMO Essential Woodworking Skills Playlist: 🤍 Woodworking Routers Video Playlist: 🤍 Woodworking Joint of the Week Playlist: 🤍 Woodworking in *SLOW MOTION* Playlist: 🤍 Tool Tune Up Thursday Playlist: 🤍 Check me out on social media: 🤍instagram.com/jkatzmoses 🤍Facebook.com/katzmoseswoodworking patreon.com/katzmoseswoodworking youtube.com/katzmoseswoodworkingshop Tools I love: My Apron: 🤍 My favorite Dozuki dovetail saw - 🤍 My favorite Ryoba saw - 🤍 Marking Gauge: 🤍 Marking Knife: 🤍 NEW Suizan Flush Trim Saw: 🤍 Narex Richter Chisels: 🤍 Knew Concepts Coping Saw (best deal I’ve found): 🤍 Dewalt Planer Package: 🤍 CMT Chrome are the Absolute Best Table Saw Blades (JKM10CMT for Additional 10% Off)- 🤍 Great Small Tape Measure: 🤍 BLEM Combination Squares (high accuracy and value at a fraction of the price due to cosmetic scratch): 🤍 The ABSOLUTE best Sandpaper on the market: 🤍 Dewaxed Shellac Flakes: 🤍 5 Minute Epoxy 10% Discount code JKATZMO: 🤍 2:1 High Performance Epoxy 10% Discount code JKATZMO: 🤍 Dewalt Trim Router: 🤍 Dewalt Full Size Router Kit: 🤍 Dewalt Planer: 🤍 Bosch 1.25 HP Colt Router: 🤍 Bosch Edge Guide: 🤍 Bosch Bushings Set: 🤍 Centering Cone: 🤍 *MY CNC MACHINES* (I highly recommend both) Bescutter Laser’s Website: 🤍 Avid CNCs of all shapes and sizes: 🤍
8 Essential Circular Saw Tips for the Beginner. Circular saws can be an intimidating tool to use for those not used to using one, and for good reason, they can do a lot of damage in the blink of an eyelid. My recommendation is to just take your time, make sure that your surroundings are free of clutter and secure your pieces that you are cutting with a clamp to minimise potential injuries. With that, in today's video l just want to brush up on the basics so that your experience using the circular saw is an efficient, enjoyable and safe one. That way you’ll be able to build anything from an outdoor sofa or even a little step stool to an actual house, safer and quicker. The two popular circular saw sizes are the 7 ¼” and 9 ¼” models. For most of us, the 7 ¼” saw is the perfect size capable of performing most cutting tasks whilst the 9 ¼” model is more for the professional contractor. As far as blades go, the 24 tooth model is a more rugged blade and is for faster cuts that is suited to jobs like construction or landscaping. The 40 to 60 tooth model is for work where the finish cut needs to be of a higher standard such as doing trim carpentry or cutting plywood. Having said that, both models fresh out of the packet create a pretty nice finish. Hope you enjoy and find the video useful. Let me know what you think 👍😁🇦🇺 Before l go on... Link to All My Woodworking Plans: 🤍 Buy Me a Coffee. Please help my Channel to keep producing DIY Educational Content with a small donation. Your generosity is much appreciated. Cheers. 🤍 Similar Videos that you may be interested in: 9 AMAZING Cordless Drill Tips: 🤍 8 Game-Changing Hammer Hacks: 🤍 9 AMAZING Tape Measure Tips: 🤍 4 MIND Bending Carpentry Tricks: 🤍 Link to Speed Square. l like his one. It's is so easy to read and to find: 🤍 Link to 24 Tooth Circular Saw Blade. Suitable for Construction: 🤍 Link to 40 Tooth Circular Saw Blade. Suitable for Carpentry Trim: 🤍 Link to my Makita Circular Saw: 🤍 Link to Pro Grip Straight Edge Clamps: 🤍 Safety Glasses: 🤍 Safety Glasses That Can Be Worn Over Glasses: 🤍 Hearing Protection: 🤍 How to Build a Set of Simple, Stackable, Sawhorses: 🤍 Tools l Use, Resource Page: 🤍 ………….. DIY For Knuckleheads Website: 🤍 - SUBSCRIBE to DIY For Knuckleheads and never miss a video again! 🤍 - SOCIALS: Please Note: If you intend to submit a Workshop Hack for review, please watch the following video for YOUR submission requirements. The relevant footage starts at the 2.22 mark. I look forward to seeing your tips 👍😁🇦🇺 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Check us out on Facebook: 🤍 ………….. Check out my NEW Spanish Channel! All the same videos but in Spanish! 🤍 Mailing Address: DIY For Knuckleheads P.O. Box 152 Sawtell, NSW, 2452 Australia. - Check out the Latest Swag from our New DIY For Knuckleheads Clothing and Accessories Store! 🤍 Music supplied by and Released under Creative Commons License 3.0. Music Title: Acid Jazz Musical Artist: Kevin McLeod Have a great day and l’ll see you again real soon. 😁 #circularsaw #circularsawtips #howtouseacircularsaw
In this video I maked a easy DIY miter box for free using scrap wood pieces .with this I can easily cut 45degree cuts and 90degree cuts correctly.I spent only few hours to make this hang saw miter box and it’s very easy to make.don't buy one make your own one at home for free and save your money . Subscribe MR workshop 👇 🤍
Leah shares a few shop tips for beginner DIY-ers, beginner carpenters, and woodworkers. They are: 1. How to Protect Your Workshop from Spontaneous Combustion 2. The Difference Between Plumb, Level and Square 3. How to Cut a Straight Line with a Hand Saw 4. Tools that are Two-fers Discounts for See Jane Drill viewers from Rite in the Rain All-Weather Notebooks and More: Get 15% off your Rite in the Rain order! Just use the code: SEEJANEDRILL when ordering. 🤍 Get Rite in the Rain notebooks on Amazon: 🤍 Support this channel by shopping on Amazon through our link: 🤍 Support us on Patreon: 🤍 Contact Info: Email Us: Leah🤍seejanedrill.com Twitter: 🤍 Website: 🤍 Channel: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Disclaimer: Due to factors beyond the control of See Jane Drill, we cannot guarantee against improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information. See Jane Drill assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Use this information at your own risk. See Jane Drill recommends safe practices when working with tools seen or implied in this video. Due to factors beyond the control of See Jane Drill, no information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or from the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not See Jane Drill 🤍 #seejanedrill
It's time for another basic tool lesson. Today we are looking at how to use a jigsaw. This is one of the most useful tools in the tool box because of its' versatility and use of operation. If you have any questions not covered in this how to use a jigsaw basics video, please leave them below. SUBSCRIBE! 🤍 BOSCH JIGSAW: 🤍 STARTER BIT SET: 🤍 BIG BIT SET: 🤍 Follow me on: INSTAGRAM: 🤍 FACEBOOK : 🤍 #boschjigsaw #jigsaw #basics
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