Intro to Woodworking Machines - WOOD magazine

This is a great overview of the most common power tools found in a woodworking shop. WOOD magazine's Craig Ruegsegger gives you the basics on the tablesaw, mitersaw, scrollsaw, bandsaw, scrollsaw, jointer, planer, lathe, router, drill press, drum, belt and disc sanders. Learn the functions and terminology of each tool. These are your building blocks for better, safer woodworking.

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1:05 Mobile Bases
1:27 Table Saw
8:52 Band Saw
13:41 Miter Saw
19:27 Jointer
23:19 (Thickness) Planer
25:45 Drill Press
37:35 Belt Sander
40:14 Disk Sander
41:55 Oscillating Spindle Sander
43:53 (Fixed Base) Router
45:05 Plunge Router
47:04 Router Bits
48:56 Router Table
52:00 Router Combination Kit
52:43 Lathe
1:04:18 Grinder
1:05:02 Scroll Saw
1:09:06 Dust Collection

[davearmstrong]

Simply the video to watch before buying any wood working tools. I wish this video came with every tool to show how to use them! Superb again. I love all the Wood Magazine videos. All presenters are brilliant. Thank you.

[ane]

Thank you sir for your time ! Excellent video, detailed and enjoyable!

[johnnybotz]

Kudos to the Carpenter and Woodworkink magazine.
My biggest pet peeve is addressed after
A few years of this channel the table saw height/depth of cut We finally have proper instrutorinstructio4:77 seconds ;:;:;;:; clearly states the blad we should be set 1/4 above the work piece. This seperatesvthr classcally train CrFtd from the self taught actors. I've seen a treasure trove of streaming blade a few inches above the piece gives me here bee Gee bees until I can face the

[bestyoutubernonegraternumber]

You don’t need a planer. The jointer is a planer. Once you make the first edge, the fence forces the next one square. You do all four sides, it’s square. Your planer is just for thickness, it’s just handy to combine the steps. The jointer is a jointer/planer. I didn’t know until RIDGID’s was named jointer/planer. Also, you are very helpful and teaching me a lot.

[lateefatadenike]

This class is interesting for my exam thanks

[electricman]

I have a version of the Craftsman Router that you show in the video and must say it is EXCELLENT ! Mine has the above the table height adjustment feature for use in a router table . Have had it for a couple years and enjoy using it, It can be found on sale at times and is one of the best values going. I also have porter cable, dewalt and hitachi and freud routers and my craftsman is usually my go too.

[j.dacosta]

There is a lot experience and knowledge for all the good instructions jv

[jusgibs]

Excellent channel! I’ve owned a mitre saw for years. I’t’s my goto for sizing boards. But you’ve shown me things here I never took the time to understand (The hold-downs). Anyway, appreciate your excellent videos and time spent to serve them to us.

[the_aaa_official]

excellent detailed video sir helps a lot .

[jerryjohnsonii]

Awesome video to understand how to use all of these woodworking tools.

[dindoleovero]

i have learned a lot from you sir thank you

[rabinpaul]

Many thanks for your great effort It's a really helpful for learners. Great love form Bangladesh..

[farukrehaman]

Very nice information about wood working mechinaries

[carlredmond]

Thanks for posting a very informative and educational video !!

[dronecinematic]

Great video. Very descriptive! I’ll be sure to subscribe.

[tomcasselman]

Nice video! I'd add the importance of safety glasses too

[petemahler]

Knock the corners off at the table saw, that makes it easier to turn.

[gonzalosantoyo]

fantastic video sir! so much information on machines to buy, also how to use them and most important how to used them with safety. I wish for more videos like yours. thank you:)

[johnslaughter]

When I do a large piece on the lathe, I knock the corners of using either my table saw or band saw.