Vlog #12 - News / Recommended Viewing / Tool Talk / Dust Port Adapters

Submitted by Keith on Tuesday 08/09/2020

Welcome to Vlog #12

0:00 Intro
0:26 What's New
1:55 Recommended Viewing
4:28 Tool Talk
11:06 Dust Port Adapters

Making A Workbench / Outfeed Table With Drawers

Submitted by Keith on Tuesday 08/09/2020

In this video I make a workbench / outfeed table with drawers for my workshop. 

You can get plans and cut lists for this project here: https://etsy.me/34CGR03 or sign up for Patreon or YouTube channel membership: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVyE_6jEtVZGmYGXtUOL5FQ/join

DIY Building A Shed From Scratch - Complete Project (Fast Version)

Submitted by Keith on Tuesday 08/09/2020

This video shows how to build a shed from scratch - from start to finish.

This is the complete / fast version of the project.  For more detail featuring all the planning, thought process, mistakes and opinions, please see the full 7 part video series linked below:

Zero Clearance Table Saw Insert Plate / Throat Plate

Submitted by Keith on Tuesday 08/09/2020

In this video I make a zero clearance insert or throat plate for my new table saw the Axminster AT254SB.

#woodworking #tablesaw #zeroclearance

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Axminster AT254SB / AW10BSB2 Table Saw Review

Submitted by Keith on Tuesday 08/09/2020

In this video I review the Axminster AT254SB (previously known as the AW10BSB2) table saw.  I have been using it now for 3 months.

Axminster Affiliate Link: https://bit.ly/axminsterKB
Axminster AT254SB Table Saw: https://bit.ly/at254sb
Axminster AT254SB Extension Table Upgrade: https://bit.ly/at254ext
Axminster AT254SB/AT315SB Sliding Table Upgrade: https://bit.ly/at254sliding

Vintage Cocktail Cabinet - Furniture Restoration

Submitted by Keith on Tuesday 08/09/2020

In this video I work on restoring a vintage cocktail cabinet as a commission for a client. The old finish was badly scratched and I needed to scrape and sand and add a new finish to rejuvenate the wood veneer (which I think is walnut). I also needed to repair a few dings, stop the drawer from sticking and lube up the metal components to get everything running smoothly.  Before and after pics at the end of the video

My Card Scraper video: https://youtu.be/h-KYqsAPMqk

#woodworking #restoration #furniture

Thanks for watching!

Finished Shed - Interior / Costs / Timescales / Q&A

Submitted by Keith on Tuesday 08/09/2020

This is the last in the series of my shed build project where I work on the interior of the shed, go through the total costs of self building a shed plus the timescales, and I respond to viewer comments and questions throughout the project.

0:00 Intro
0:30 Shed Interior
1:41 Shed Tour
2:53 Shed Cost
6:02 Project Timescales
7:17 Shed Q&A

Ali Dymock's planning permission video: https://youtu.be/fsTrMDn3f6k

Shed Door & Finishing Touches (PART 6 SHED BUILD PROJECT)

Submitted by Keith on Tuesday 08/09/2020

In this video I make a door with hardware for the shed, and add some finishing touches including working on sealing up the windows and adding trim, guttering and water butt connections, adding rodent proof mesh, soffit boards and ventilation and adding some paving outside.

Previous episode: https://youtu.be/6jpUm8OPOHE
Next episode: Coming Soon (early access available via Patreon)

#woodworking #shed #door

Thanks for watching!

Making The Shed Roof (PART 5 SHED BUILD PROJECT)

Submitted by Keith on Tuesday 08/09/2020

In this video I make the roof for the shed, which involved making two timber frames, sheathing the roof with plywood and finally adding roof felt - although I also talk about the other roof coverings I considered which included EPDM rubber, onduline bitumen roof sheets.  The roof felting process did not go well - at all!  But hopefully it will be watertight and weatherproof, and that's the main thing!

Cladding The Shed With Shiplap (PART 4 SHED BUILD PROJECT)

Submitted by Keith on Tuesday 08/09/2020

In this video I'll be adding the cladding to the shed using some pressure treated (tanalised) tongue and groove shiplap cladding.  I also explain how to fit the cladding to allow for expansion and contraction of the wood, and why I chose the cladding material I did over others that are available like featherboard, loglap, pvc etc.

Previous episode (Shed Wall Framing): https://youtu.be/-W5CslI9vaQ
Next episode (Shed Roof): https://youtu.be/6jpUm8OPOHE

#woodworking #shed #carpentry

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