Woodworking Expert Gives a FREE Masterclass on Woodworking
Woodworking Expert Gives a FREE Masterclass on Woodworking
Professional woodworking instructor, Steve Julian, was kind enough to give a mini-masterclass for beginner woodworkers. Steve is an instructor @WoodcraftSupply and shares his woodworking tips and tricks for processing wood as well as safety information along the way. This is part 1 of 2 from Steve. Amazon and other affiliate links are used in this description and they help support this channel.
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Thanks so much. Best regards from Sweden 🇸🇪
I think before all this calibration should be reviewed. It’s a crucial step in woodworking that most people have difficulty dealing with. I say this because I have trouble with it as well. You could use all the machines that this gentleman showed us but if your table saw and your mitersaw are out of whack then it will all be for nothing
He should rename it to the 4-Step Process. 1 – Jointer, 2 – Planer, 3 – Rip on Tablesaw, and 4 – Crosscut on Miter Saw. Other than that…excellent tips.
I got to use these [different planer] in my Intro To Woodworking class at the Indianapolis, IN Woodcraft store. Left the class with my first cutting board.
When you ever gonna do a build video like say a strong drawer?? Oh never mind..you did!😂
By “woodworking expert,” you must mean “woodworker.”
Great video! Amazing class! Greetings from México.
Is this not about rough lumber? With rough lumber I do a rough cut, joint a face (not an edge), plane to get parallel faces, back to the jointer to joint an edge to use against the table saw fence, then to the table saw to rip to final width.
If you are on the table saw with only one edge surfaced I think it’s not safe.
For someone who hasn’t bought a planer or a jointer yet, this was actually pretty informative
Reference edges! Something so simple wow! My projects just got way better with understanding this one thing.
Absolutely awesome and easy to understand instructions! Thanks guys!
Very well explained. Looking forward to part 2. Thanks guys.
Isn’t using a jointer and planer past the point of most beginners? I feel like someone who wanted to learn beginner woodworking would see this video and be discouraged at the thousands of dollars of equipment being used. There’s so much you can do with just a table saw I disagree with the planer and jointer being advertised as a woodworking 101 necessity.
Can’t wait till the Woodcraft in my area has its class on wood turning 😊.
Why is he not face jointing before edge jointing? If you edge joint, then rip then face joint nothing is going to be square…
Hi Matt, thanks for the video, been doing a bit of binging of your channel.
I had a question for you. I just purchased a 6 in benchtop jointer. Still in the box, as I am concerned about the optimal safe height (just watched your safety one 🙂 ) Most of my tools are on counter height rolling carts, but watching this video it is much lower in relation to Steves body. Any good recommendations for positioning safely?
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Great video. Some really good tips. Thanks.
Thank you! This was an excellent video. I learned alot of safe techniques. Woodworking isn’t as much fun when fingers and blood are everywhere but on your hand! Please keep up the great work and great guests.
Awesome video. It would be super interesting to sit a pick his brain.
This is kinda like what do you mean no one wakes you and dresses you.plz thia isn’t reality
Like a few others in the comments his order of doing things are just not right, and like someone else said the 0 clearance is to prevent splitting on the backside. I’m just glad he’s not my "professional" teacher.
Wow this video is so cool and very very informative. thank you for this information it is going to be very very helpful especially since I am a beginner woodworker and still learning. Keep up the great work and information that you provide to us.
Matt, he may have just explained it wrong, but should be joint one face first. Then joint one edge. That gives you one flat face, one straight edge and a 90 deg corner. Then you can go to the table saw and planer. Will save you a lot of headaches later on. Sorry to be against his method but it’s not right
Very well explained. Waiting for upcoming sessions….
Man that video was filled with pro tips!! Thank you!!
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This is a great series of videos for all of us. Whether we are new to woodworking or not, it’s always important to go back to basics.
That’s my local store!!
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Disagree and disappointed that you did not question this poor procedure.
1. Miter saw first, cutting to rough length will make milling more efficient and safer. Milling 8′ boards is wasteful and cumbersome if you only need 2′ pieces.
2. Table saw after planer, or at a minimum after face jointing. Should not run on table saw without face jointing or you can get more binding and poor cuts.
Nice video as usual. You gotta love that power tip. I tried it and it works great!
Great tip on the push block thanks for the video Matt
Planer and jointer are not beginners tools
EXCELLENT Video, Matt, thanks. What he went over wasn’t anything new, but it was an outstanding reminder of things I/we always need to do…, if we’re going to do it right – the First Time. Looking forward to the next installment……….
I want to STOP . He mentioned not to use your hands for pushers on the jointer. I won’t mention who, there was a professional home builder website and something horribly wrong happened and took off several of the man’s fingers. Please , Please , Please use these tools the right way.
Bless you all.
Shout out to Mr Julian! Darn few of us!
Shout out to Mr. Julian! Few of us around!
10:13 the purpose of the 0 clearance tape is to prevent tear out on the back of the wood
Great overview of necessary steps! I do them in a different order to get the most out of my rough cut boards though:
1) Cut to rough length (usually 1-2" extra for me) on miter saw. This will allow you to get much wider/thicker boards out of crooked stock.
2) Face joint one side, then edge joint one side. Once again this gets the most usable wood. If your rough cut board has an acute/oblique angle instead of a 90° edge, you’ll lose more material doing it in the opposite order.
3) Plane opposite side smooth.
4) Cut to width on table saw.
5) Cut to final length on miter saw.
Tak!
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Basic Push Pads – https://amzn.to/3SDec0f
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Planer – https://amzn.to/3U1lhsH
Miter Saw – https://amzn.to/3SEv3zP
Better Push Pads – https://amzn.to/3TGwwHd
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Wow, what beginner has industrial tools. He said space and budget is the problem with beginners. This video was a waste of time for me. Should have named this video the master class beginner class.😢
Thanks
Something in the proses is not clear to me, why to go to the tablesaw without any good face, the edge that you cut will be not 90 degree to anything
Awesome. Thanks, Matt and Steve!
I don’t have a planer, jointer or edge planer