I’m convinced they lock these people in a room with tools, all kinds of random supplies, and a camera and say “film every weird thing you can come up with.

that tablesaw cut is a goodway to lose a finger. do not press the wood into the fence and adjust while making cuts. that motion can lead to kickback. respect the tool before you end up with nubs.I love how the caption goes “PERFECT!” when the joint they are demonstrating is obviously sloppy like shit.

I could not make any of these joints perfect, I don’t have that skill; but none of these are even close to perfect. Junior high carpentry kids can do better than this.

Here you got everything: from nice tricks, basic knowledge, repeating content to overcomplicated or utterly useless bad advice.honestly the sander disk reloads is really cool, but everything else is just awful, I really hope people dont try any of these.

I wish talented people skilled in woodcraft or other minor artistry are appreciated in the same way as it is done in western countries.

In my country India, such people barely manage to earn enough to ensure two time meal a day.When you realize there’s no actual legitimate use for any of these techniques and will mostly like end up harming you.

Watching here from Philippines I wish I can also have all the equipment that you use in your shop… Good luck and god bless.Me watching this video: yeesh, I have little experience woodworking, I shouldn’t be so negative with my mental narrative.