Master the Basics in Woodworking with an Easy, Simple Box
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
- #woodworking #beginnerwoodworking #diyprojects
Because a box is the basis of so many aspects of woodworking, mastering the
techniques of making perfect square corners is a skill every craftsman should possess.
Magnetic Angle Gage
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Push Block
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Clamps
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Machine Square
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Trim Router
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DISCLAIMER: Woodworking and the use of power and hand tools can be extremely dangerous. You are responsible for understanding the safe use of your tools and techniques. Your safety is YOUR responsibility, I accept NO responsibility or liability for any injuries, accidents, death occurring to you or others if you attempt to do the things that I do or use advice that I give.
Hey there it's Wes...If you have any projects or specific questions you might need help with go to
www.woodworkingwithwes.com
You are an outstanding instructor, thank you for teaching us!
Thank you for the visit!! I appreciate your comment, Wes
You're so Professional and really good teacher Mr.Wes and your work is always is so detailed as well thank you for teaching us.
Thank you! I really appreciate your kind words, Wes
8:45 I made the same mistake 10-12 years ago, luckily I can still count to ten.
But it sent me out of the shop for a few days.
Always wait for the blade to stop before doing anything on the table.
But thanks for the video. 👍
Bonjour de 🇫🇷 un vrai plaisir de regarder les vidéos !!👍👌je les garde sous le coudes avec plaisir, la simplicité est tellement agréable ! Merci Et à bientôt ! Pascal.
Love your videos
You explain it all very well (I’m a newbie)
Thanks
What a informational video on how to make a box. Thank you 🙏 ❤❤❤. Much appreciated
Love the videos, they are very informative, keep up the great work.
I just started woodworking and your video is so rewarding. Great teacher.
Thank you...I appreciate the comment. Welcome to our community! Wes
Great job.
Thanks!
Thanks for watching!! Wes
Brilliant, this is just what I needed and going to make this box.
Thank you for your kind comment...glad you enjoyed the video. Wes
Great video 🎉🎉
Excelente!
Wes, your audio sounds sooo much better. Again you are a wonderfully skilled teacher. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you so very much for letting me know about the sound. I really appreciate your support and kind words. Wes
Great, simple we’ll explained. Thanks again WES
You are so welcome...thank you for watching !! Wes
Great. Thank you!!!
Thanks for watching...Wes
Wes, Thank you for your many videos. I learn something new every time. After seeing your video on the fork and spoon kitchen drawer, you shamed me into making a couple for my kitchen. In fact the bug bit me so hard, I did some in the shop. And with mini drawers that slide on top of each other. I have make a lot of stuff with at my side. I've done woodworking for 40 years. But its nice to have a 2nd pair of eyes at your side. We all thank you.
Hi...that is awesome! Thank you for your kindness, that's what keeps me going! Wes
Great video Wes! 👌👌👌👌🔥🔥🔥🔥
Appreciate it...you are so very kind John to always comment on the videos!! Wes
muito bom .gostei valeu abraços.tmj.
Nice video
Really good info Wes. Do you need a big watch on your wrist when wood working? Sorry but I am always thinking safety.Regards, John.👍
Excellent video Wes. I`m thinking how to stain the pine box without blotching but that`s another video perhaps. I always enjoy and learn from your videos.
Thank you for your kind words...glad you enjoyed the video! Wes
I tried my first rabbit joint last night and I'll be honest, it took me a few cuts to figure it out 100% but finally got it and made several cuts to hopefully imprint it on my brain lol. Im making a bunch of horse grooming totes and was using butt joints, glue and 18ga 1 1/2" brad nails and so far they're very strong for what they are but trying a few like this. Thanks for the video, Ive watched it several times and subbed to a great channel.
Very nice...welcome to the community!! Thank you for your comment. Wes
Great
Thank you ! Wes
Great video. I love the way you lay things out so clearly. By the way, not all machine squares are square. I bought a set from i-Gaging that was anything but square. I trusted them because they were "machine" squares and the result was horrendous - both in terms of money wasted on expensive lumber and also my time and effort. I think you should make that clear.
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Good video!
I would say you should never use the fence AND the miter gauge at the same time.
U must be careful
Thanks for the tip! Wes
Me perdí para que le puso ese trozo de madera a la tapa.de la caja .nunca más se ve.
😃😃
Your sound is so much better🎉
Thank you for letting us know...I appreciate the help :)) Wes
I’m here to learn the basics so I can make a guitar amp speaker cab.
Maybe you need to measure twice and cut once.
Lol
Would be better to show how to undo the corners and reduce the size, just like you'd do in the real world. Your measurement procedure is weak. But you've shown to us DIYers one spot where we'll screw up.