Stop Tearout - My Favorite Tips and Tricks

This weeks woodworking tips and tricks video is about how to stop tearout. I walk you through my 4 favorite tips for stopping tearout. Let me know in the comments what joint you’d like to see next week. Thanks for watching! Please like, comment and subscribe. Cheers!
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[Hoodalump]

As a guy who worked on construction sites during summers, I have to tell you how gratefull we were when the client or in some cases even neighbors provided us with water or sandwiches. A small gesture, but it makes a big difference!

[kenjones]

Hi Jonathan, One of the best tear out videos I've seen. Great job!

[VORONM]

These are really very useful tips for beginners. Thank you very much!

[TobiPHartmann]

Thnx a lot
I never think about the solution while planing endgrain

[tatendadarangwa]

I always enjoy your videos, watching from Botswana

[michaeldunn]

Love the band saw zero clearance idea. Never thought of that and it is now going to be SOP in my shop. Thanks a bunch

Harleymike/chicago

[TheTranq]

Great tips. Got the dovetail jig and stop block today, you can feel the quality when you pick them up!

[benrudman]

I love the bandsaw table trick.

And I received my stopblock this past week. Beautiful craftsmanship. I’m super excited to use it.

-Ben

[AutotechWoodworking]

Good tips, it's a good thing I bookmark all your tips & tricks videos, because I wouldn't remember them when I finally needed the information.

[TrevorDennis]

I was actually disappointed when we got to the end of this video, because I wanted the tips to keep on coming. What I like about your channel is that it is always a great return on the time invested in viewing. I knew the bandsaw trick, because I worked 40 years in a metal shop as a time served toolmaker, but now I am retired and discovering the joy of working with wood, and the learning process is a big part of what makes it so rewarding. So thanks for upskilling this old feller.

[christofix]

I Think this is one of the most interesting videos I have ever seen, nobody wants tearouts on his projects! well explained my friend. Thank you!

[stallionranchwoodworks]

That was a great tip for the bandsaw, never thought of that one! Great Job.

[justplanebob]

The bandsaw tearout trick is genius. I have a benchtop bandsaw that I use on very small cuts. They often go down the hole. I've thought of making my own 0 clearance button for it. But this is much faster and re-usable.

[befmx]

"really hard for me not to swear there". Man, for a split second I thought you were going to drop one. I'd enjoy the heck out of hanging out with you in the shop for day!

[thevegancorner]

Found your first video by mistake and fell in love ever since. Thanks for the useful tips, your videos make woodworking so much easier for me ;) Cheers!

[archer]

Yeah I know the tear out issue on the router, I make a lot of cutting boards, and during the round over I get tear out. Then have to clean it up. As always a great video, and always helpful.

[jmadd]

This is excellent - my router table tear out was a bit distressing.

[brightnuertey]

Mr Moses I like presentation great video

[tombuildsthings]

Great tip for the bandsaw! Are there similar Tips for drilling holes? I have certainly reduced tear out with a backer board and tape, but I till have a hard time getting a super clean edge when cross dwelling, or even with pocket holes I intend to cap off.

[brianp]

Great Vid, thanks go the good advice!