19 – A woodworker’s first seven layout tools
Rob Brown talks about the first seven layout tools that you should purchase: Tape measure, engineer's square, metal rulers, sliding T-bevel, marking gauge, combination square, mechanical pencil.
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A series of 51 video tutorials presented by Rob Brown
Basics of woodworking
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20 – A woodworkers first seven power tools
Rob Brown talks about the first seven power tools that you should purchase.
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21 – A woodworkers first four machines
Rob Brown shows you what first for machines you should buy to begin making furniture: jointer, planer, bandsaw, and miter saw.
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22 – A woodworkers next four machines
Rob Brown describes what other machines you should buy for your shop: table saw, drill press, dust collector, and sanding machine.
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23 – Writing utensils for woodworking
Rob Brown talks about the writing utensils you need in woodworking.
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24 – Protecting your work-in-progress
Rob Brown shows you a variety of tips to protect your project during construction and assembly.
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Rob Brown describes several work supports that will help improve your productivity and safety.
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26 – Five tips to make better jigs
Rob Brown shows you how to make efficient, productive shop jigs.
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Rob Brown introduces you to the various types of clamps used in woodworking.
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Rob Brown explains when and how to use clamping cauls.
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29 – Abrasives for woodworking
Rob Brown talks about the variety of abrasives you need to properly finish your projects.
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30 – Six common adhesives for woodworking
Rob Brown outlines the pros and cons of the six main types of adhesives used by woodworkers and DIYers: PVA, Epoxy, Polyurethane, CA (Cyanoacrylate), Urea Formaldehyde, and Contact Cement.
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31 – Drill bits for woodworking
Rob Brown talks about the basic drill bits you need in woodworking.
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32 – Common woodworking screws
Rob Brown talks about the type of screws commonly used in making furniture.
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33 – Five common hinges for furniture making
Rob Brown discusses the five most common types of hinges used in furniture making.
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Rob Brown explains how the right knobs and pulls can enhance your woodworking projects.
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35 – Wood hardware – fasteners
Rob Brown explains when and how to use the three most common types of wood fasteners: dowels, biscuits, and loose tenons.
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36 – Crucial miscellaneous hardware
Rob Brown talks about a range of hardware items handy to have on hand, including shelf pins, guides and T-Nuts, press-in feet, adhesive bumpers, magnets and washers, L-brackets and corner braces.
