12 Woodworking Tips and Tricks for Beginners

This video covers 12 of my favorite tips and tricks to help make you a more accurate and efficient woodworker.

0:46 Making Repetitive Cuts
1:28 Preventing Brad Nail Deflection
2:15 Drawing Perfect Circles
3:29 Preventing Tear Out
7:30 Perfecting Imperfect Miters
9:14 Do More with your Saw Horses

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[brianb]

I have been using a brad nailer for years and never knew how to keep the nails from deflecting. I will certainly try it your way. Thanks for the tip!

[mattedwards]

You had me laughing at myself! I am a retired contractor and you showed me two simple solutions to problems I ran into often on jobs. Thanks for the video.

[mkelly]

Couldn't love and appreciate this knowledge video more. The circle method is fantastic! Thank you for sharing with the woodworking community.

[Shujashaher]

Thank you for sharing in👍keep them coming ✌️

[piledriver]

Thanks, love the Nail gun tip, I wish I'd seen your video a fortnight ago lol

[John-NeverStopLearning]

The Brad nail tip may only work for round head nails. I have been modifying Ethan Allen furniture for my wife. The “T” head nails turned so “T” is across the grain it splits the hard maple 1/2” thick strips.
New tip I use a magnetic base with the on/ off on it to help guide wood through the table saw and band saw. Place it where you need it and turn on the magnet.

[patrickarchuleta]

Your work and video is second to none may God continue to bless you and your family outstanding info young man.

[fransiscoalvarezinski]

Even though I knew most of your tips and tricks in this video I still enjoyed it and I did learn something new. Very well presented and very well appreciated, thank you.

[johnisley]

Simple but good refresher course. Thank you.

[myerscok]

Great tips thanks 🙏 I never seen the rolled mitre edge tip before. Brilliant

[BobMuir]

Enjoyed those very much, thanks
Bob
England

[leemajor]

That's a great informative video. I've learned a few new tips thanks to you. Really appreciate you putting this video together 👍

[bevhales]

Really helpful time saving and quality tips, thank you

[CAwolfguy]

Nice to see that you're not a 'tool snob'...lovin' that you seem to have a mostly Ryobi shop!!

[wvp]

Great video! Thanks for posting. Looking forward to putting that brad nailer tip into action.

[awlthatwoodcrafts]

Saved those angled off-cuts. They can be used as clamping cauls when gluing up the angled workpieces you just cut. The off-cut will match the angle you cut as well as have a surface that is more compatible with applying clamping pressure.

Another tip is if you don't have a vise. Get one of those old-timey wood screw clamps, clamp one side of the wood screw clamp to your work table/bench and then clamp your workpiece in the wood screw clamp. Viola! Instant vise. I've even used a wood screw clamp as a makeshift drill press vise.

[tonyborzumato]

Great tips; some I knew, others, not so much. FYI, the self centering bits are called "Vix" bits. I have no clue why.

[aleksandrfedotov]

Хорошая подборка приспособлений и способов, особенно понравился вариант N 10. Спасибо за видео. UP!

[michaelc.fischer]

Just found you! Awesome tips! Thank you!