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Woodworking Ideas using Vevor Magnetic Drill
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Was asked few months ago to review the Vevor Magnetic Drill taken awhile but I have found some very usfull ideas in regard to using it for woodworking project. Hope you enjoy them. VEVOR Magnetic Drill: s.vevor.com/bfQrw3 Discount code: VVPRO for extra 5% off
Personalizing a Shop bought Recurve Bow
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We recently have become involved in Archery and as is my way, I want to build a bow. Bought this cheap bow to practice with and use as a template. However, it looked a bit to plain so decided to personalize it with the Litchenburg Burner to give it some charactor. First video of the year. Cheers Steve
Ultimate DIY Tools
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I Went to a Trade show the other day and came across some wonderful DIY Tools. Here are a selection and brief usage of a few of them. As mentioned in video this is unsolicited nor was I paid or promised anything for the video. Just was so impressed with the quailty and ingenuity of what I saw and bought I just wanted to share it. Cheers Steve
The Sausage Making Video. Long version
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Here's the whole sausage making process from woe to go including the use of the Vevor Heavy Duty Meat Grinder and 5L Sausage Stuffer. There is a code and the end of the description that allows (for a limited time) a 5% discount on any of the product from Vevor I have used in the videos. This is the longer video that include the use of the 5L Sausage Stuffer. Showing how we are making Homemade S...
Making Sausages using the Vevor Sausage making Duo. Sue and I in the Kitchen
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This is a stand alone video of the process Sue and I use for, beautiful, delicious and easy to make Homemade Sausages. There is a code and the end of the description that allows (for a limited time) a 5% discount on any of the product from Vevor I have used in the videos. This is an outtake of a longer video that include the use of the 5L Sausage Stuffer. Showing how we are making Homemade Saus...
Vevor 5L Sausage Stuffer Review and Demonstration Making Real Sausages! Short Version
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Quick review and Demonstration of the Vevor 5L Sausage Stuffer. There is a code and the end of the description that allows (for a limited time) a 5% discount on any of the product from Vevor I have used in the videos. This is an outtake of a longer video that include the use of the Heavy Duty Meat Grinder. Showing how we are making Homemade Sausages from scratch. There are 4 videos in this seri...
Vevor, Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Meat Grinder Review and Demo. Short Version
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Vevor, Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Meat Grinder Review and Demo. Short Version
Build A Better Work Bench: The Sausage Stuffing Station Pt 3 of 3
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Build A Better Work Bench: The Sausage Stuffing Station Pt 3 of 3
Build A Better Work Bench: The Sausage Stuffing Station Pt 2 of 3
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Build A Better Work Bench: The Sausage Stuffing Station Pt 2 of 3
Build A Better Work Bench: The Sausage Stuffing Station Pt 1 of 3
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Build A Better Work Bench: The Sausage Stuffing Station Pt 1 of 3
New Jouneymans Tool Chest. Kitted out with Basic Handtools
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New Jouneymans Tool Chest. Kitted out with Basic Handtools
First Timers Bowl Tuning
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First Timers Bowl Tuning
Turning Faults into features with simple Parquetry. Pt.2 of 2
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Turning Faults into features with simple Parquetry. Pt.2 of 2
Turning Faults into features with simple Parquetry. Pt.1 of 2
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Turning Faults into features with simple Parquetry. Pt.1 of 2
Changing Bandsaw Wheel Rubber Tyre.
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Changing Bandsaw Wheel Rubber Tyre.
Replacing Small Picture Frame Glass
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Replacing Small Picture Frame Glass
New addition to the Bench, Vevor versatile Machine Vice.
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New addition to the Bench, Vevor versatile Machine Vice.
Timber Steam Box for Bending Wood MK II Pt.2 of 2
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Timber Steam Box for Bending Wood MK II Pt.2 of 2
Timber Steam Box for Bending Wood MK II Pt.1 of 2
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Timber Steam Box for Bending Wood MK II Pt.1 of 2
Steam Box Construction Prototype PCV Pipe
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Steam Box Construction Prototype PCV Pipe
Simple Project Building a Lathe Chuck Storage Shelf
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Simple Project Building a Lathe Chuck Storage Shelf
Vevor Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine. New Workshop Addition
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Vevor Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine. New Workshop Addition
It's the small things that take the longest time. The hidden costs!
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It's the small things that take the longest time. The hidden costs!
When it's better to forget it than fix it and START AGAIN!
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When it's better to forget it than fix it and START AGAIN!
Highlighting Mistakes as Features
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Highlighting Mistakes as Features
Steam bending Jig
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Steam bending Jig
Woodworking Evolution of an Idea. Concept to Completion.
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Woodworking Evolution of an Idea. Concept to Completion.
Review NEW Eyemuffs G6 Wireless Eye and Ear Protection
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Review NEW Eyemuffs G6 Wireless Eye and Ear Protection
Harp Tuning Key Pt 3 of 3
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Harp Tuning Key Pt 3 of 3

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @philipchandler330
    @philipchandler330 2 дні тому

    Excellant

  • @CamBill_ROBLOX
    @CamBill_ROBLOX 3 дні тому

    Good one mate 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @arnoldvaliente7150
    @arnoldvaliente7150 4 дні тому

    Great video sir! I learned from a master in almost 3 minutes lesson. I hope you good health and stay fit. Stay wonferful sir!❤

  • @GeeDeeBird
    @GeeDeeBird 4 дні тому

    Enjoyed your video. How have the threads held up over time? Thanks for sharing!!

  • @tatiananaugolnykh
    @tatiananaugolnykh 5 днів тому

    Any advice on what file I could use, hopefully a Disston one, on a Great American crosscut logging saws ?!

  • @CamBill_ROBLOX
    @CamBill_ROBLOX 6 днів тому

    Good one mate looks good 👍👍👍👍👍

  • @CamBill_ROBLOX
    @CamBill_ROBLOX 7 днів тому

    Good one mate 👍👍👍👍👍 good to see you back enjoyed that video 👍👍

  • @rick91443
    @rick91443 7 днів тому

    Looking good Steve; missed ya! richard Normandy, Fra.

  • @omarm3649
    @omarm3649 8 днів тому

    Square video, The finger is 🔑

  • @DERDLC
    @DERDLC 9 днів тому

    I've just realised - and ive watched this video about 10 times. Steve - mate - you switched hands with each cut! First cut - left hand, 2nd cut - right hand, 3rd cut - left hand! Amazing!

  • @lindagrieve5795
    @lindagrieve5795 16 днів тому

    First WOW! That was so cool. I have an old circa 1913 sewing machine parlour cabinet. Everything is in great shape except for the top which I want to look better. I am pretty sure it is shellac but it has also been stained pretty dark. I like the dark and want to keep it. If I use methylated spirts will it remove the stain too? I have no idea how I would match the colour then. I want to French polish it. My brother was going to teach me but he passed away recently. If I clean with the meth spirits could I start French polishing right after that or do I need to pumice fill ? I am going to check your old videos to see if you have one on French polishing. I trust people like you who have years of experience. Thank you.

  • @guzmansantosaronibarrrios7159
    @guzmansantosaronibarrrios7159 18 днів тому

    Gracias Dios, espero ver esa mordaza la compre x banco , luego cuelgo a Tictok 😊

  • @markwallack8167
    @markwallack8167 22 дні тому

    Excellent ! Thanks.

  • @Bovorn.S
    @Bovorn.S 28 днів тому

    awsome review. I just finished doing this with a more costly version where i had to use a plunger manually. My hands and arms are DEAD!!! thanks for the review cos I know what I need to get!

  • @MarkMower-yp1lc
    @MarkMower-yp1lc Місяць тому

    Thank you boil in water for a few seconds. Helped out a lot. Thank you. Real good advice

  • @Rwjudy48
    @Rwjudy48 Місяць тому

    What material are the pegs that you use to hang your hand planes?

  • @OlunjeNhone-or6tf
    @OlunjeNhone-or6tf Місяць тому

    Amazing

  • @emailshe
    @emailshe Місяць тому

    Thanks a lot, you really helped my DIY kitchen for life

  • @11harrr
    @11harrr Місяць тому

    What is the oil he's using? Does it have a different name in the States?

    • @11harrr
      @11harrr Місяць тому

      Oh, it's just regular linseed oil? Not boiled?

  • @MicahJKelly
    @MicahJKelly Місяць тому

    GET ON WITH IT! Skipped through most of the video and still hasnt started the topic. Moving on.

  • @artofmiles
    @artofmiles Місяць тому

    it's rough on the bottom edge where he sawed so the grain is frayed 😢

  • @artemg2745
    @artemg2745 Місяць тому

    Are you still alive ? Great stuff !

  • @mathewz4032
    @mathewz4032 Місяць тому

    Thanks!

  • @user-ot8xd1hj9w
    @user-ot8xd1hj9w 2 місяці тому

    Lovely video ..can I have a update as I'm thinking of buying one are they good

  • @chriswhalen4498
    @chriswhalen4498 2 місяці тому

    I just bought one of these but I don’t understand how to install the included cutters. It seems the bits are too wide to fit the collet. Any help would be appreciated. TIA

  • @gregdolecki8530
    @gregdolecki8530 2 місяці тому

    Justin could make music with a spoon and dental floss.

  • @g.fortin3228
    @g.fortin3228 2 місяці тому

    loved this basic part 1 video! Could not find the part two after searching. Is the part two still posted ?

  • @closertothetruth9209
    @closertothetruth9209 2 місяці тому

    really, are these tools from an alternate universe never seen them LOL well maybe the vice grip shifter

  • @mvillenasthegallery6675
    @mvillenasthegallery6675 2 місяці тому

    May I ask what is the 3rd one called 😅

  • @kimberlym7609
    @kimberlym7609 2 місяці тому

    I have a 1938 Chickering grand piano that I want to use this technique. Stiripping is a lot of work . Question After you use the steel wool then is it ready for a new coat of shellac? And what kind of shellac do you use ready mixed or the pellets and mix your own up?

  • @anilphilip546
    @anilphilip546 2 місяці тому

    I am teaching my son to use a hand saw to cut wood for a project and was astonished at this good idea - thanks!

    • @Woodworkingmasterclass
      @Woodworkingmasterclass 2 місяці тому

      Hi, What a great thing it is you're doing too. Passing on life skills that will endure. Pleased I was involved in a small part of what you are teaching . Cheers Steve

    • @anilphilip546
      @anilphilip546 2 місяці тому

      @@Woodworkingmasterclass yes, otherwise it is gun-shooting video games which are an addiction. Do you have a video on how to use a drill? nothing fancy. Just so he can watch and learn how to drill a hole using a basic drill..

  • @JoanneLeblanc-xx8pz
    @JoanneLeblanc-xx8pz 2 місяці тому

    Great Job! Thanks

    • @Woodworkingmasterclass
      @Woodworkingmasterclass 2 місяці тому

      Hi Joanne, Pleased you enjoyed it. Appreciate your comment. Cheers Steve

  • @stevelapaglia1169
    @stevelapaglia1169 2 місяці тому

    Metha? What did he use? Thx sorry I’m a bit deaf

  • @dare2win215
    @dare2win215 2 місяці тому

    Nice post. Grief, he is long! i made one of these about 17 years ago (gee, time flies), when i was researching early Black American musical genres & the banjo. Fun to play & easy to make. I've had a few concepts I've been rehearsing. i might have to give it a crack or find a luthier.

  • @PD-yd3fr
    @PD-yd3fr 2 місяці тому

    That microwave tray rotating base is an incredible idea, brilliant

    • @Woodworkingmasterclass
      @Woodworkingmasterclass 2 місяці тому

      Hi PD. Thanks, must admit I was pretty impressed myself :) Cheers Steve

  • @AussieWoodshed
    @AussieWoodshed 2 місяці тому

    Great simple knock down design. Good to see designs that can be easily taken apart to more or store away.

    • @Woodworkingmasterclass
      @Woodworkingmasterclass 2 місяці тому

      `Thanks AussieWoodshed, It works well and so easy to build. Bonus is offcuts makes grerat choppiing boards. Cheer Steve

  • @paulhowells6172
    @paulhowells6172 2 місяці тому

    Thank you for the advice, never thought of doing that way

  • @thechannel8x
    @thechannel8x 2 місяці тому

    20 minutes, and not once actually using the tool. Like WTF?!

    • @Woodworkingmasterclass
      @Woodworkingmasterclass 2 місяці тому

      Well, sorry that sometimes is the way, in this case it was to give a background on the use of and various routers available. Thanks for watching it anyway. Appreciate the feedback. Cheers Steve

  • @Splatterpunk_OldNewYork
    @Splatterpunk_OldNewYork 2 місяці тому

    Thank you for introducing me to this process. I see Marquetry in a different light now.

    • @Woodworkingmasterclass
      @Woodworkingmasterclass 2 місяці тому

      It's a fascinating artform of woodworking and there are so many different ways of doing it. Thanks for your comment. Cheers Steve

  • @teejay3510
    @teejay3510 2 місяці тому

    Nice work

  • @damiencwalker
    @damiencwalker 2 місяці тому

    Nice work mate. How are you getting green veneer?

    • @Woodworkingmasterclass
      @Woodworkingmasterclass 2 місяці тому

      Hi Damien, I have a friend that dyes them for me using textile dye. Cheers Steve

  • @CamBill_ROBLOX
    @CamBill_ROBLOX 2 місяці тому

    That’s awesome mate 👍👍👍👍👍 definitely something I am positive I wouldn’t be able to do hahaha patience is not my friend haha

  • @1deerndingo
    @1deerndingo 2 місяці тому

    I'm jealous that you had a class with Mr Kopf. Would you be interested in doing a video on how you developed the bird: the shapes, the colours. Were the colour painted on to light coloured veneers? If so, what paints? There is not so much out there on this form of marquetry, but it is the best form.

  • @rick91443
    @rick91443 2 місяці тому

    Hope there will be a second video after....Cheers Steve from rainy old Normandy, France

    • @Woodworkingmasterclass
      @Woodworkingmasterclass 2 місяці тому

      Hi Richard, yes more coming. But I've taken up Archery so busy with that too. Cheers Steve

  • @kupus6622
    @kupus6622 2 місяці тому

    I can trust a man with 8 plains. It shouts capability, dependability and a attention to detail i can only ream of.

  • @brendat5144
    @brendat5144 3 місяці тому

    Hi Steve, what angle do you use?

    • @Woodworkingmasterclass
      @Woodworkingmasterclass 2 місяці тому

      Hi Brenda, 13.5 degrees works for me. Tilted to the left, cut outside the line anti clockwise. So the piece gets turned clockwise, if that makes any sense. Cheers Steve

  • @hughesjulian
    @hughesjulian 3 місяці тому

    It goes to the artist in you mate.

    • @Woodworkingmasterclass
      @Woodworkingmasterclass 2 місяці тому

      Thanks Julian, It's been awhile for me to get around to it, but happy so far. Cheers Steve

  • @mondujar279
    @mondujar279 3 місяці тому

    I’m retired but and beginning woodworking as a hobby only, I just wanted to say how awesome these videos about bandsaw joints are. So helpful to me, I will definitely be trying to make them myself

    • @Woodworkingmasterclass
      @Woodworkingmasterclass 3 місяці тому

      Hi Mondujar, Pleased you find them useful. Welcome to the slippery (but satisfying) road of woodworking. Cheers Steve

  • @designsanddimentions
    @designsanddimentions 3 місяці тому

    Beautiful. Love It❤️

  • @jenniferherrera4203
    @jenniferherrera4203 3 місяці тому

    what about a ring from essential oil? Please help

    • @Woodworkingmasterclass
      @Woodworkingmasterclass 3 місяці тому

      Hi Jennifer. unfortunately oil is a different problem. Having said that when I french polish I use DAA to pull linseed oil through the shellac finish so I guess there is a way, but it would be trial and error. Possibly see if there are any old time furniture finishers around and ask them. If you were local I would be happy to have look. Cheers Steve