On Sunday, November 15th, I held an online workshop on YouTube. Rather than a Zoom chat, this was done as a live streaming YouTube event. The replay is now available on my YouTube Channel: YouTube.com/digitalwoodworking. The topic was a Q&A and I showed a new all-in-one custom CNC spoilboard bed dedicated to positioning, registering and …
During the October 4th, 2020 Sunday Workshop, a couple of folks requested links to the 3D printable models used to make various clamps and other components for the new workbench including the new Rockler porable drill guide I demonstrated. The links are below. Unlike earlier workshops, the October 4th recording won’t be posted on YouTube. …
May 17, 2020 1 pm PDT Digital Woodworking Tips and Tricks For many years I’ve been developing and collecting various ideas, tips and techniques on how to work better, smarter, more efficiently and new ways to improve workflow using Digital Woodworking tools. The result is my personal collection of tips and tricks. I’m a bit obsessive about such things, so be prepared. It’s …
Inlays present several challenges for digital woodworkers. CNCing them involves choices in speed, depth of cut, bit choices and offset strategies. Recently, I helped a friend on Mother of Pearl inlay project and I just uploaded the story and a YouTube video on the topic at my blog at Popular Woodworking Magazine. For the story …
Second workshop added. On June 8-9th, I’ll hold an exclusive two-day class for 2-4 students in my shop. We’ll cover basics, beyond the basics and advanced techniques in Digital Woodworking. Here’s the Class Syllabus and Schedule. Contact Tim for more information.
On April 27-28th, I’ll hold an exclusive two-day class for 2-4 students in my shop. We’ll cover basics, beyond the basics and advanced techniques in Digital Woodworking. The syllabus and schedule will be coming soon. Contact Tim for more information.
I’ve been writing, editing and YouTubing a new series on my CNC grid system. Always a very popular subject in my digital woodworking classes, these methods for setting up your CNC make setting up, aligning and positioning parts a piece of cake. Watch my blog at Popular Woodworking for more.
At some point in this online world, you face the reality that you have to do videos. If for nothing more then to explain complex subject matter better. And so, for better or worse I started to post videos on YouTube. I do promise to get better. Really. First up, is a review of a …
