Episode 17: Rustic MDF

Another Woodshop Podcast

English - July 05, 2020 06:00 - 1 hour - 49.7 MB
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Episode 17 - Dan built a massive desk, Mike is wrapping up projects, and Pete celebrates Polish/American pride. In this episode we talk essential skills for new woodworkers, our process for squaring material, cutting dados in plywood, learning how to tune tools, how to never stop buying tools, using MDF for a workbench top, our go-to-tape measure, and wife-swap: shop edition.

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Voicemails:

Adam

Adam’s Custom Made

How to account for time in content creations and how do you get better?

Josh

Joshthedad1

What is a skill that every woodworking that is starting out should learn?

Questions:

Mark Ordner

Scruffybearwoodworking

Your process for squaring material and going about checking for squareness during the course of the build.

Simon Holter

How to get dados set up for plywood?

Max Jensen

Jensen Joinnery

How did you learn how to fine-tune and tweak your tools?

Kayla Dunlap

How do I get my husband to stop buying tools?

Eli Williams

Ewilliams03

Working on a workbench and thinking of using 3/4” birch or MDF. What factors should I consider in making my decision? Cost, longevity, etc.

Isaiah Dreise

@trail_customwoodworks

Hey Mike. I’ve got a question for you and the guys on the podcast. Just wondering what your guy’s go to tape measure is? As you may know I do a #tapemeasuretuesday

Todd Cameron

Toddcamo10

If you three had to do a shop swap, whose shop would you want to swap with and why?

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