5 of the BEST tips I've learned in woodworking!

You will definitely use these five great tips!
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[isaackvasager]

Listen here now, Stumpy, I play things straight. Ain't no way I risk using these tips on the weekdays. I'll stick to weekends only, thank you very much.

[markd]

"Feel free to use them on weekdays as well" that's comedy gold

[klausalan]

Love the half lap tip! Little things like that make woodworking so much easier.

[longnamenocansayy]

i don't do anything with wood working but i really like these down and dirty tips for accomplishing easy tasks=tasks made easy when you know how.

[bluepeter]

Thank you for the half lap tip. That is a peach.

[theeddorian]

Thanks. That half-lap tip is an especially good one.

[chrismoody]

I like the table saw tenon test. So simple and effective.

[robeger]

The more I watch, the more I enjoy these videos. The videos are smart and informative, and I get a kick out of the subtle humor.

[kashel]

Just two videos in, and this is by far one of my favorite series, please keep them coming

[TobyChin]

"Feel free to use them on weekdays too." Thanks for the permission! I was worried that if I tried some of these on a Tuesday, they may not work!

[charleselkins]

The box holding tip is a good one. Nice easy jig.

[catfishcave]

#1 for supporting drawers for sanding - genius!
I’m always trying to clamp the drawer or clamp blocks into it; this is so simple.

[tobybirdmann]

THNX FOR THE INFO, IM KINDA NEW IN WOODWORKING AND U MAKE THE FRUSTRATING THINGS MUCH EASIER

[barelyevengood]

This series needs more uploads. Please

[The_Ol_Bizzaroo]

Oh man, that half lap trick is money!

[robertcasko]

Your channel makes this man, who will suck at woodwork the rest of his life, slightly less sucky. Thank you so much.

[rustyaxelrod]

That was some cool tips!….now if I can just remember them when the time comes.

[antonmoric]

Great tips, every one. And have to say, I am one of the great unwashed who never figured out the perpendicular drill technique using a scrap piece! Sweet n' easy technique, my favorite kind.

[uncabro]

every video makes me smarter, thank you