6 Ways to cover plywood edges - Which do you think is best??

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[jackbonawitz]

I love many things about your videos: you talk (too many guys act like everyone knows what they're doing and why), you're funny without being contrived, you're honest, you admit that you can and do make mistakes, and your videos are not tool shows where you try to show us all your cool tools and convince us that we need just one more tshotshke. Thanks!

[BiggMo]

What I love about this channel is your willingness to let us explore with you. Not just be lectured at.

[odw]

This is quickly becoming my favorite DIY/woodworking channel. I was actually looking for a way to not empty my wallet on high-end hardwoods for a project, and still make it look like a classy cabinet. You inspired me to experiment with this!

[anarchotrash]

WD-40 sponsoring your video has got to be the biggest stamp of approval I have seen.
Well done - you deserve it!

[adamw]

Complement: YOU explained very well all details needed to reproduce your project. Even pausing to instruct what you were ABOUT to do AND WHY. That is HOW to produce a Quality YouTube video. Please take this to Heart and continue. You are making a difference.

[ajlacostewm]

As a cabinet builder we use most of the technics you showed mostly on doors but we have an edge bander machine that uses hot melt glue veneer banding that will do hundreds of doors very quickly, very strong because you literally have to use the machine to remove the edge band .
Nice demo 👌

[DanielJonesParamotor]

The delivery of this video was as seamless as those edges. Damn, even the sponsor mentions blended right in. Amazing work Tamar!

[mansgrease]

You are inspiring on so many levels. I love how you open a dialog with us as viewers and take us with you. I always feels so involved and I learn more from your teaching style than anyone else on YouTube. You are amazing

[brianreddeman]

Your channel and a couple other channels have are a saving grace. I have barely any room to do wood working so I'm constrained to a hand router, a miter saw and a portable table saw. I didn't know with a little innovation you can do so much with just a table saw! Now I'm using it as a planer, cutting small logs, joinery...
Thank you.

[thatsoundsgood]

idk if it really is, but it seems like such a huge flex to be able to say that WD-40 sponsors this channel hahah

[aaudain]

This is what I like no loud music playing in the background all your video you take your time and explains I believe even a little child could understand, is the reason why I stuck with your Chanel 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💯

[Oracleidol]

Can I just say I love seeing a lady doing this? women perspective and approach is definitely different than men and I love to see this diversity, and I simply learn better, please keep up the good work <3

[bningthouja]

Wow! This is the kind of content I didn't know I wanted until I saw it. YouTube recommendations are not always useless.

[passerby]

OK Tamar, so first, I like whatever you like, and after watching and listening to you, I wouldn't dare to disagree with anything you say.
Second, I am really happy that I live in Germany and cannot buy many of the items that you recomend from US suppliers, because your face and style of presentation are so open and honest that it is difficult to refuse your suggestuions.
Deep waters and a depth of skill and knowledge, an honest face and sparkling eyes, and I am trying to limit my viewing of your back catalogue to ensure that there is always another interesting item still to watch.

[r.mercado]

While taking a brief moment away from my graduate studies, I needed to visit 2 of my favorite sites. Naturally, you’re one of them. Writing purely as a layman, I must say, “You are an Educator!” I am learning much! Thank you! Semper Fi

[famhr]

You always seem to find such interesting alternate ways of doing things and that adds so much to the quality of your videos. Thank you so much for all the effort it takes to create these. I know that there is a BUNCH of work done off camera to make them so professional. I also like the way you integrated the Audible commercial seamlessly. It is SO much better than the jarring way others get thrust at you...so in your face and jarring to the flow of the video. Love your work. Thank you.

[game-r-age]

Those bits would make great joints for cabinet door paneling. Great find.

[briannewton]

This popped up on my Youtube recommended. So happy I clicked, I do a little edge banding on plywood, I use glued timber edging mainly for basic workshop units to withstand wear and tear, but nice to see other options for nice stuff. Thanks from the UK

[rayray]

This is the first video by Tamar I have seen. Definitely won't be the last. She just might just be the best youtube creator I have seen yet. Well thought out explanations with great detail and the great editing left zero wasted time. Even the sponsorship wasn't just a few boring minutes but her project was incorporated. I'm geeking out right now 🤩

[iainparsons]

I subscribe to a lot of DIY and woodworker sites just for entertainment and some ideas (I am NOT a woodworker, metalworker or any other type of handy-artist). Just gotta say, you are the most natural screen presence, best information/idea source and professional out there. Ok, maybe tied with one or two. But you do a great job of educating, demonstrating and encouraging folks like me.
Thanks! Keep doing good stuff!