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TWP30: Air Filtration, Clogged Blast Gates, 2hp Table Saw

The Woodworking Podcast

01/20/17 • 33 min

Episode notes:

Thank you to the following Patreon contributors
- Lewi Uberg
- Jim Jardine
- Ainslee Portlock
- Robert Pinder
- Cory Hendrix
- David Lightman
- Joshua Luther
- Phil Edwards
- Leatherneck Garage
- Brodie Brickey
- Matt Parker
- ddmMADE
- Woodshop 101
- Jeff Ferguson
- John Lamar
- Darrell John
- Scott A McWilliams
- Terry Mulligan
- David Moffitt
- Chris Capistran
- JM Tosses
- Jameson Elam
- Cole Bouchard
- Chris Stokesmore
- Jason Adamczyk
- Modern Builds
- Charlie McKeefry
- Don Chesser
- Dixie Trapper
- Andrew P Tucker
- Michael Couch
- Steve Nelson
- Hives Manawatu
- Justin Shields
- George Thomas
- Jim Beshears
- Martin Wegner
- Clement Brizard
- John Wilson
- Steve Mills
- Darren Pruitt
- Kyle Veatch
- Frederick McIntyre
- Page Bonifaci
- Terry Burns-Dyson
- Christopher Michael Copes
- Saint Nicster
Instagram Links:
- Jay
- Nick
- April
Referenced Channels/websites/videos:
- Air filtration diagram located on page 12 of this diagram: http://cdn1.grizzly.com/manuals/g0738_m.pdf
Submitted Questions/comments:
- John Lamar – Since the weather has gotten cold here in Montana and my 2 car garage door stays closed most days I definitely have a need for dust collection and filtration. I was planning on getting a Wen unit but I don’t want to hang it from the ceiling. Will it be as effective on a cart like Jays or under my assembly table? I’m tired of all my chachkies getting dusty. Joanie doesn’t like it either.Jon
- Ed gonzales – What to do about clogged blast gates! So frustrating!
- Lewi Uberg – Hi, Big fan! Let’s say I was planning a trip to the us from Norway with the family. To vacation, buy 20% of what they sell in Rockler. And if possible meet some of the YouTubeers I like to watch. Do you think it’s ok to just ask?
- Ricky Chisum – I recently took my first project where I needed to use 8/4 hard woods, I have a few more people requesting for me to make similar items. My 1hp table saw had a very hard time so I am looking to upgrade. I am looking at the grizzly either the 2 hp or the 3hp. The 3hp is quite a bit more money. I have access to either 110 V or 220v so that is not an issue. It the 2hp enough? Thanks for all the great advice!

TWP7: Copper Flavored Aluminum

The Woodworking Podcast

04/28/16 • 52 min

Episode notes:

Big thank you to Jim Hall for making a contribution and supporting the show!

Breaking News:
- Nick – Foam into cinderblock video this week.
- April – Working on four different projects: hair stick, garage, mothers day gift, piped air.
- Jay – 3 shop guests this week: Wayne Brown, Tom Ferone, Shawn Stone. Upcoming projects: Lathe cart video this week.
Referenced Channels:
- Matt Lane
- Sean Rubino
- Clickspring
- Sailing and Such
Submitted Questions:
- Jason Parker – I currently use my router to do simple easing of edges and light decorative edging. However, I have a project which requires a much larger bit. Can you discuss router HP vs bit diameter vs cutter speed in relation to material height. Specifically, material thicker stock 1.75 but less than 3′′ thicknesses for locking miters and also raised panels both horizontal and vertical orientations.
- Jason Browder – I am a beginning woodworker and I am going to build an L-shaped computer desk so one side will be for my computer and the other for the kids computer. I would like to know what woods I could use for the top of the desk. With 2 11 year old boys it needs to be somewhat tough. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Also I live just south of April so if she has any suggestion on where to go to get some good wood I would appreciate that as well.
Giveaways!
- Jay’s Low Angle Jack Plane Giveaway
- April’s Ox COFFEEBOXX Giveaway. Enter by taking a picture of your shop and post it on Facebook or Instagram with the hashtag #oxxintheshop.

TWP40 – 8 Million Ways To Skin A Cat

The Woodworking Podcast

04/05/18 • 47 min

In this episode we discuss having multiple ways to do many things in woodworking and always trying to see a woodworking project from various points of view and using different tools to perform different tasks. Also, Nick hit a water line installing a desk.

References:

Leldon’s Channel

Old Woodworking Machine Forum

Vintage Machinery

Thank you to the following Patreon contributors!:

Chris McCoy

Tony Cabero

Byron younce

David Lightman

Phil Edwards

David Moffitt

Chris Capistran

Jason Adamczyk

Bryan Collette

Mike Stange

Walrus

Dixie Trapper

Steve Nelson

Jim Beshears

John Wilson

Steve Mills

Black Rainbow

Matt Parker

Kyle Veatch

TWP39 – Tool Show & New Host

The Woodworking Podcast

02/28/18 • 38 min

The Woodworking Podcast with Bob Kloes & Nick Ferry. In this episode we talk about our recent trip to the Midwest Tool Collectors Association tool show and what we picked up, including a raised panel plane from Pete Callen. As well as rather subtlety announcing Bob as the new co-host and talking about what tools we regret getting and which ones we wish we would have gotten sooner.

Thank you to the following Patreon contributors (you guys rock by the way!):

Tony Cabero

Byron younce

David Lightman

Phil Edwards

Scott A McWilliams

RandD WoodShop

Chris Capistran

Jason Adamczyk

Mike Stange

Hives Manawatu

Walrus Dixie Trapper

Steve Nelson

Jim Beshears

John Wilson

Steve Mills

Matt Parker

Kyle Veatch

Links:

Woodtuners Anonymous Podcast – http://wtapodcast.com/

TWP38 – w/ guest Bob Kloes

The Woodworking Podcast

12/29/17 • 38 min

This week’s guest is my friend Bob Kloes. He has been making fine furniture for over 30 years. He can also be found on his Instagram.

Some of Bob’s Work:

Nick’s “cheap” pine table:

Show Links:

Birds Eye Maple Video
Green Light Coatings
Agualente

Thank you to the following Patreon contributors:

Tony Cabero Byron younce David Lightman Phil Edwards Scott A McWilliams Terry Mulligan RandD WoodShop Chris Capistran Jameson Elam Chris Stokesmore Jason Adamczyk mike montgomery Mike Stange Hives Manawatu Walrus Dixie Trapper Michael Couch steve nelson Jim Beshears John Wilson Steve Mills Matt Parker Kyle Veatch

TWP36: Creating In Germany with Laura Kampf

The Woodworking Podcast

03/31/17 • 46 min

This week we are joined with Laura Kampf of Germany. She’s a creator of many things with a unique and creative video style. Be sure to check out her work at laurakampf.com. Also, subscribe to Laura on YouTube.

Thank you to the following Patreon contributors

Michael Gillitzer
Devin Richter
Jim Jardine
Byron younce
Damon Chance
Mike Rohlinger
Michael Homer
Cole Bouchard
Alicia Bramlett
Ainslee Portlock
Pinder Industries
Love & Renovations
David Lightman
Phil Edwards
Leatherneck Garage
Brodie Brickey
Jeff Ferguson
John Lamar
Scott A McWilliams
Terry Mulligan
David Moffitt
Chris Capistran
JM Tosses
Jameson Elam
Chris Stokesmore
Jason Adamczyk
Modern Builds
Don Chesser
ddmMADE
Hives Manawatu
Walrus
Frank Tippin
Ron Klaiss
Tom Pritchard
Caleb Harris
Dixie Trapper
Andrew P Tucker
Michael Couch
Steve Nelson
Justin Shields
Jim Beshears
Martin Wegner
Clement Brizard
John Wilson
Steve Mills
Darren Pruitt
Matt Parker
Robert O. Davis
Kyle Veatch
Frederick McIntyre
Page Bonifaci
Terry Burns-Dyson
Christopher Copes
Saint Nicster

Instagram Links:

Jay
Nick
April

Referenced Channels/websites/videos/stuff:

TWP34: Oklahoma Woodworking Event in June

The Woodworking Podcast

03/04/17 • 40 min

This June in Oklahoma will be the first annual Woodworking Event; A group of woodworkers from around the world who share the commonality of making woodworking projects and producing videos about them. We are gathering in Skiatook, Oklahoma on city parkland to showcase and demonstrate multiple aspects to woodworking & more. Walk along the 1/4 mile gravel path and stop by each exhibitor to see what they create in person. From bandsaw mills & bandsaw boxes, handmade dovetails & detailed joinery, to DIY & weekend hobbyists, we will showcase those and everywhere in between. Below is a list of what you can expect to see:

Bandsaw Mill
Swingblade Sawmill
Chainsaw Carving
Chainsaw Mill
Joinery
Tool Techniques
Wood Finishing
DIY & Beginner Projects
Kids Projects
CNC Routers
Scroll Sawing
Bowl & Spindle Turning
Hand & Power Tools
Pen Making
Woodworking Jigs
Metalworking
Resin Casting
& MORE!

Come and chat with your favorite creators and find some new favorites!

*Many of the creators will have their items available for purchase throughout the weekend.

**Creator list & local accomodations coming soon – check videowoodworkers.com for the latest info.

***If you are a creator with a Youtube Channel and want to showcase your work at the event, contact videowoodworkers.com for details.

Thank you to the following Patreon contributors

Michael Gillitzer
Jim Jardine
John Kelly
Ainslee Portlock
Pinder Industries
Love & Renovations
David Lightman
Joshua Luther
Phil Edwards
Leatherneck Garage
Brodie Brickey
Matt Parker
ddmMADE
Jeff Ferguson
John Lamar
Scott A McWilliams
Terry Mulligan
David Moffitt
Chris Capistran
JM Tosses
Jameson Elam
Cole Bouchard
Chris Stokesmore
Jason Adamczyk
Modern Builds
Don Chesser
Ron Klaiss
Tom Pritchard
Caleb Harris
Dixie Trapper
Andrew P Tucker
Michael Couch
Steve Nelson
Hives Manawatu
Justin Shields
Jim Beshears
Martin Wegner
Clement Brizard
John Wilson
Steve Mills
Darren Pruitt
Robert O. Davis
Kyle Veatch
Frederick McIntyre
Page Bonifaci
Terry Burns-Dyson
Christopher Copes
Saint Nicster

Instagram Links:

Jay
Nick
April

Referenced Channels/websites/videos/stuff:

Wood Turners Anonymous podcast: http://wtapodcast.com/

TWP33: Downsizing? What would you keep?

The Woodworking Podcast

02/24/17 • 48 min

Episode notes:

Thank you to the following Patreon contributors
- Michael Gillitzer
- Jim Jardine
- John Kelly
- Ainslee Portlock
- Pinder Industries
- Love & Renovations
- David Lightman
- Joshua Luther
- Phil Edwards
- Leatherneck Garage
- Brodie Brickey
- Matt Parker
- ddmMADE
- Jeff Ferguson
- John Lamar
- Scott A McWilliams
- Terry Mulligan
- David Moffitt
- Chris Capistran
- JM Tosses
- Jameson Elam
- Cole Bouchard
- Chris Stokesmore
- Jason Adamczyk
- Modern Builds
- Don Chesser
- Ron Klaiss
- Tom Pritchard
- Caleb Harris
- Dixie Trapper
- Andrew P Tucker
- Michael Couch
- Steve Nelson
- Hives Manawatu
- Justin Shields
- Jim Beshears
- Martin Wegner
- Clement Brizard
- John Wilson
- Steve Mills
- Darren Pruitt
- Robert O. Davis
- Kyle Veatch
- Frederick McIntyre
- Page Bonifaci
- Terry Burns-Dyson
- Christopher Copes
- Saint Nicster
Instagram Links:
- Jay
- Nick
- April
Referenced Channels/websites/videos/stuff:
- hffcom YouTube channel. Time lapse build videos. 1 man professional woodworking shop. https://www.youtube.com/user/hffcom
- Benchtop planer snipe explained: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdDo3OEtjhc
- Keller jig – http://amzn.to/2l4n9AV
Submitted Questions/comments:
- July with Fitz – Question for the next podcast: If you guys were to move into a shop half the size of your current ones, what major tools do you think you could get rid of and still be able to do your work.
- WillVeeSC – Texas Collaboration! You Guys must do it! Then Mississippi with Jay.
- Anton Penner – hey quick question for next podcast. do your planers leave a low spot at the very end of a board? like a joimter would do if the blades were adjusted to high

TWP32: Dust Collection & A Brass Axe

The Woodworking Podcast

02/17/17 • 43 min

Episode notes:

Thank you to the following Patreon contributors
- Michael Gilitzer
- Lewi Uberg
- Jim Jardine
- John Kelly
- Ainslee Portlock
- Robert Pinder
- Cory Hendrix
- David Lightman
- Joshua Luther
- Phil Edwards
- Leatherneck Garage
- Brodie Brickey
- Matt Parker
- ddmMADE
- Jeff Ferguson
- John Lamar
- Scott A McWilliams
- Terry Mulligan
- David Moffitt
- Chris Capistran
- JM Tosses
- Jameson Elam
- Cole Bouchard
- Chris Stokesmore
- Jason Adamczyk
- Modern Builds
- Don Chesser
- Tom Pritchard
- Caleb Harris
- Dixie Trapper
- Andrew P Tucker
- Michael Couch
- Steve Nelson
- Hives Manawatu
- Justin Shields
- Jim Beshears
- Martin Wegner
- Clement Brizard
- John Wilson
- Steve Mills
- Darren Pruitt
- Robert O. Davis
- Kyle Veatch
- Frederick McIntyre
- Page Bonifaci
- Terry Burns-Dyson
- Christopher Copes
- Saint Nicster
Instagram Links:
- Jay
- Nick
- April
Referenced Channels/websites/videos:
- Nick theater cart – https://nickferry.com/2014/10/custom-mobile-work-station/
- Grounding dust collection: http://www.thewoodnerd.com/articles/dustExplosion.html
Submitted Questions/comments:
- Hey Jay-Pril Ferry (three in one) ! Just a reaction to your last episode, and the ‘blen/blunder’ of April with the axe handle. I had the exact same thing happening to me last week, when gluing up a carefully hand crafted mallet head in reverse on its handle... (see picture of the glue up with epoxy : https://postimg.org/image/9eznf1o0z/ – dont mind my epoxy made recipient) So unfortunately I noticed it after the epoxy had set, and had to saw the sides to make the mallet work, but now I have a tiny awkward mallet to remind me to check EVERYTHING before glue up... (https://postimg.org/image/meqecfkdz/) Kind of like measure twice cut once, but in this case, it is more check twice, glue once! Anyway, thanks for sharing this blunder April, I feel less alone in my misery Keep up the great work and podcast! All the way from Belgium, Kévin Moulart
- Leo Jewitt – Hello! I am a listener and enjoy of the podcast. I’m an apprentice carpenter, and amateur woodworker. My question is how do you find inspiration for designing projects? I have a couple cabinet projects to tackle, and am having a hard time designing them. How do you do it? Thanks!
- David Fensler – Did I hear you mention on a podcast that there might be a woodworking show or meet & greet in Oklahoma? Do you have any more details on this?

TWP35: Plywood Storage, Lathes, and a Pizza Peel Featuring Shawn Stone

The Woodworking Podcast

03/24/17 • 63 min

In this episode we are joined by Shawn Stone of stoneandsonsworkshop.net filling in for April for this episode. We introduce Shawn for those who don’t already follow him and we discuss plywood storage, lathe options, pizza peels and some other shenanigans. Subscribe to Shawn’s YouTube channel.

Thank you to the following Patreon contributors

Michael Gillitzer
Jim Jardine
Mike Rohlinger
Michael Homer
Cole Bouchard
Alicia Bramlett
Ainslee Portlock
Pinder Industries
Love & Renovations
David Lightman
Phil Edwards
Leatherneck Garage
Brodie Brickey
Jeff Ferguson
John Lamar
Scott A McWilliams
Terry Mulligan
David Moffitt
Chris Capistran
JM Tosses
Jameson Elam
Chris Stokesmore
Jason Adamczyk
Modern Builds
Don Chesser
ddmMADE
Hives Manawatu
Walrus
Frank Tippin
Ron Klaiss
Tom Pritchard
Caleb Harris
Dixie Trapper
Andrew P Tucker
Michael Couch
Steve Nelson
Justin Shields
Jim Beshears
Martin Wegner
Clement Brizard
John Wilson
Steve Mills
Darren Pruitt
Matt Parker
Robert O. Davis
Kyle Veatch
Frederick McIntyre
Page Bonifaci
Terry Burns-Dyson
Christopher Copes
Saint Nicster

Instagram Links:

Jay
Nick
April

Referenced Channels/websites/videos/stuff:

Smart Passive Income: https://www.smartpassiveincome.com/
Shawn Stone mallet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5WIZHydviY

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