Joinery 101 with Steve Ramsey, Jay Bates, and Garage Woodworks

I ask a couple of my woodworking friends to help me talk to you about some common woodworking joinery. Woodworking joinery is the method of joining two pieces of wood together to create a more complex item. Woodworking Joinery is the one thing we as woodworkers need to know and this video talks about 4 common woodworking joints that you are most likely to use in your projects.

In this video you will learn about the following joints

Miter Joints - Presented by Steve Ramsey Woodworking For Mere Mortals

Box Joints - Presented by Laney Shaughnessy
Making the Box Joint Jig -

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Julie Neumark

[routeflyer]

I learned joinery basics from my grandfather (who was a master cabinet maker) over 65 years ago. It's great seeing old-world methods used in today's high-tech world.
BTW: The only power tool I ever saw him use when in his 60's he finally broke down and with an old motor he had he made a small table saw.

[rajkumarpope]

Hi Laney, I saw one of steve Ramsey video which you gave him a table Saw. I think that it was a pretty generous thing to do. (I recently took up joinery as a hobby and watch a lot of steve videos). I comment you on your generosity, it is so admirable of the woodworking community. Thank you

[paulconner]

Great video and information. Thank all of you for helping out. I am just beginning and this is one of my weakest areas. All of you are great for taking time to help us out.

[TickyMN]

Great video Laney. I love the colaboration with the others and this is a favorite video to use as a future reference again and again. Thanks to you, Steve, Jay and Brian.

[HomeImProveMentHow]

Thanks for sharing good information look forward to hear from you by for now, Ken

[MarriedManWoodworking]

I enjoyed the collaboration. Great video. Keep it up.

[charlesjohnson]

This is great information for all. Beginners get something to start from, and those working with wood for a while can always use a refresher every now and then. Stumbled upon your video while looking for a remedy for my bridle joint. Glad to see some of you younger kids so knowledgeable on woodworking.

[jimburnsjr.]

Awesome video, thanks much to you and your friends.. ultra classy work

[wgenfair]

Thank you, the best video ever!
Congrats

[notcharles]

Good job showing the sequence of cuts for the Box/Finger joints. Great trick / Jig for the half laps re: saw kerf.

[nnklem]

Really great video guys. I am trying to get into woodworking and being able to find videos like this that show the techniques in easy to follow steps is outstanding. Keep up the great work.

[roblove]

Wonderful videos! Thank-you very much for taking the time to share yours and your friends tips and techniques!!!

[arkangelsklucifer]

Subscribed.  Well made presentation.  Superb tutorial for no experience or experienced woodworking.

[wha]

Very good video guys. I love the collaboration on different types of joinery

[patpathinayake]

Laney, Jay, Brian & Steve, thank you so much for showing the eclectic skills in a single video. Absolutely fantastic. Love all your workshops and gadgets. Gosh, the dado stacks are so expensive, however, I must buy one. All techniques were brilliantly explained. Thank you and best wishes.

[ADESON]

Very nice video, guys. It seems to be a pice a cake for pros like all of you, but for beginners like me it's a real treasure. Thanks for sharing the information.

[linsi]

Probably the best intro I’ve ever seen ✌️

[vegieveganic]

Always new things to learn great job 👍 thanks!

[pipeman]

Well done, I liked the use of well done individual contributions. Very informative and a pleasure to watch.

[CT-nyog]

Awesome video! Thanks so much for posting great content in such a consise way