How to Attack your Cut-Lines #carpentry #carpenter #tips #tricks #wood #line

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Thanks. I asked you this because I’m self taught and you answered me back. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and experience. It goes a long way.

spursfansince

Bro....this is what I'm talking about sharing information and teaching others as simple as this is...it is still knowledge

jeffreykountz

You should be teaching trigonometry in carpentry to high school kids. Communicate clearly and in an easy-to-understand manner, and you always have good reasons for what you are doing.

crapphone

This is actually a very important point to make. When working with others you may need to know what they do in order to get the cuts correct.

traillesstravelled

Thank you, TBC!! Not only do I appreciate your videos, but I love to read the comments of your subscribers! You have some good guys following you!! 💜

SandiRose

Great way to teach it! The only thing I’d add to it is that the saw is taking away an 1/8 of material for the typical saw blade so you can factor that into your total measurement.

colinclifford

I typically always mark past my measurement with intentions of cutting out the pencil line to get my exact measurement. If you take the blade right to the edge of your pencil line then your cut will always be accurate.

LP

Short sweet and to the point. Always concise

nature

Just found this guy, but bravo. Immediately love your energy! Temple BUIL-ders! 😂❤

markwinkler

My grandfather would hit his blade with a torch for 3-5 seconds as the spun when he needed really perfect cuts. And the blades all cut PERFECTLY straight. He was a master woodworker and said he was taught that in his teens.

eyedwilli

And once again that is the proper way to cut! Temple bill is putting some people on to some knowledge on how to be a better carpenter!!

mikeygurule

This was something that I couldn’t grasp for a long time as I’m a finisher by trade. Once I understood everything changed. Now precision carpentry is apart of my business. Another tip that meant a lot is keeping your pencil sharp af and best is using a razor to score in precision applications

gerbilbits

Your vids are so thorough bro, thanks for doin the Lord’s work for all the viewers 🙏🏼

WhistleLad

We should name the 3 different examples. I believe the 3rd one is eating the line. Im not sure the other two.

TheJudgeJuryExecutioner

I've always hated the pencil mark principles. I guess I was a born machinist because they just aren't exact enough for me. I'll be Damned, though. My old boss can use a speed square older than me, a dull pencil, and a tape measure with no marks for the first six inches and build something to the highest standard out there, and the mans been through three strokes. It's a skill I wish I had.

zendell