We always love to know what our members enjoy most from Woodworkers Guild of America, so we took a look at our most popular woodworking projects, how-to videos, and tips over the past year. Here are your top five favorites from Woodworkers Guild of America in 2021!
1. Jointer vs. Planer
Those who are just beginning their woodworking journey often find themselves asking what the difference is between a jointer and a planer. This video has been a favorite when it comes to learning about the difference between these two essential woodworking tools. Watch video now!
2. Common Measuring Mistakes
We all know how the phrase goes. “Measure once, cuss twice.” Sometimes you just have to learn the hard way, but with this handy video, you can learn some of the most common measuring mistakes to avoid and spare yourself a headache. Watch video now!
3. Instant Drawer Project
Drawers don’t have to be complicated, but they do have to be sturdy enough to take a beating. This top video tutorial shows you how to build simple drawers in a snap that will stand the test of time. Watch video now!
4. Corning Prevention
When you’ve put hours of work into a project, there’s nothing worse than something going wrong when you’re finally near the finishing stage. Corning is a common issue that can be annoying to deal with. In this video, you can learn how to prevent it for a smooth finish (pun intended). Watch video now!
5. Cutting Rabbets on a Table Saw
Cutting rabbets may seem like something that requires special tools like a dado head or a router, but it can actually be quite simple! This handy how-to video shows you a useful hack for cutting rabbets using just your table saw and a few tricks of the trade. Watch video now!
Great stuff - thanks.
Thanks George, You’re a very good teacher. I enjoy your videos!
You're a great teacher, George. There is such a natural ease and confidence in your style, and, most importantly, your instruction is so easy to understand and follow. Thank you!
Always good to get refresher video tips. Thanks, George. The measuring video reminded me about building countertops at Habitat house. Counter was "L" shaped, so I needed to measure for the wall to end of counter. I read 85" on my tape. That seemed to be too big, so I re-measured and got 58". Now I have a lefty-righty tape measure, so I don't read the numbers upside down.
Well done, Thanks
very interesting
Excellent information and good reminders!
love to here george teach