Woodworking for Beginners | What Tools Do I Need

Woodworking for Beginners | What Tools Do I Need

Interested in woodworking but don’t know where or how to start?

In this video I talk about my journey as a woodworker and go over a few tips on what tools to begin woodworking on a tight budget. I also talk about the upgraded versions of those tools if and when your budget permits.

Learn more about the tools mentioned in this video by clicking on the links next to the descriptions below.

Hand Tools:

Power Tools:

CAMERA EQUIPMENT USED:

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[timcgrew]

Thanks for the video. Hope you feel better soon.

[nisancashi]

black+decker is my weapon of choice, thumbs up for the vid

[TrashWoodshop]

Been on woodworking for 2 year, still need to get the combinacion square and the speed square can´t find any in my country Awsome video men keep it coming !!!

[opasworkshop]

nice video Sandro. thanks for sharing my friend.

[martintendayichirombe]

Thanks for the video man. But it seems you forgot to mention the plane and or the planer!

[jeremylowe]

Thanks for the video! The one thing I see missing from a lot of people's videos is a method for milling your lumber. I am very much new and just researching but wouldn't you want to have a way to mill your lumber yourself? Or does the milling from a lumber yard usually cut it in terms of straightness, flatness, etc?

[TJSWOODWORKINGSHOP]

Awesome show PAPA good beginners tips and tools lol :)

[silviumujdei]

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[KioMilenium]

Hello mate, I have never work with wood before but I want to build an "L" desk, hopefully I am not totally wrong but I fear I may be, my plan is to buy 1"x6"x10', cut 4 pieces of 6"x5' and glue them togheter to get a 24"x5' rectangle, is it that easy, of even possible if I don't have equipment ( table saw, clamps, etc) Do you thing I would be able to get a flat top on the desk? I'm sure this is a silly question, please bear with me.

[alexandrutacuta]

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[ryananderson]

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