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In this video I will show you and explain 5 different woodworking joints. I will discuss the butt joint, rabbet joint, tongue and groove joint, dado joint, and the finger joint, also known as the box joint. This video is meant for the beginner woodworker that may want to learn ways of reenforcing the standard butt joint or are looking to branch out and try some other techniques. I will show simple techniques that don’t require spending a bunch of money, as well as, some accessories that can assist the same tasks. Hope you enjoy!
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Let me know some other joints you might like to see in the future below.
dude this video was amazingly helpful! thank you
Man U copy my g @daggerwin
2:34 can you show how to do it with hand tools
I like all you do here without any special tools, as you stated.
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Love this video. I have just started out and have just finished a project using bow tie inlays all by hand, I can not wait to have all these tools 👷🏻♂️
sorry sir all this armada of super professionnel tools
IS NOT FOR BEGENNERS HABIBI
Jason: 5 Easy Joints for beginners. You mentioned at the beginning that no special tools needed. So far all tools you used are expensive table saws that the average beginner does not have.
Videonya sangat menari karena teknik pembuatan dari beberapa model sambungan dijelaskan dengan baik. Sehingga mudah untuk dipahami.
He doesn’t do it the hard way while going around ppls houses use chisel/saw/gauge/who’s gonna carry a table saw around anyway in my opinion chisel is better you can do your own perfection he’s just lazy
rammstein
Ahh yes, the common table saw, all beginners have one of those just lying around in their shed.
Thanks bro ! I want to begin woodworking as a profession
Well I just got fucking expelled from my local college and this helped
I am 13 an I chose engineering as it is the closes thing to cars and f1 but this also looks fun as a side hobby
You forgot to mention. This is for beginners who own all these specialized tools.
steelers
4.44 🙏
Well, thanks for the video, really, but these joints are a far cry from being for beginners, not even close.
I feel like he’s talking about me, I am just starting get into pocket jig and pocket screw.
I think I'm gonna pull the trigger on that Incra IBox to help you out buddy. Is it still a qualifying purchase?
Thanks for showing a few different methods for the various joints.
Great video, not done any woodworking for about 20 years and I'm going to build a coffee table from some old scaffolding boards 🙂 think I'm going to go with dowels
with very minimal equipment he says
After cutting the the finger joints with the Incra Joinery System you set the two pieces down just like Perry does from Incra. 🤣🛫
I have the TS LS Joinery System and the Master Lift II all well worth the money, oh and the clean sweep keeps the dust out of the air and into the DC System.
"Dont need any special tools"… proceeds to use all specialised tools…
Thanks for this video this helped on my homework!! Thanks again I will Sub for sure
im here because my teacher is making me do this for an assignment
Joints for beginners…Kreg Pocket Jig is all you need to know. Using plugs? What does Joe Biden have to do with this?
Hi Ben, Thank you for the awesome tips and hints, they were really helpful. I was wondering if you have heard of this beginner woodworking program before? https://sawdust-addict.com/woodworking-hacks-you-wont-believe/?affid=dealsflow It looks like a great program to help people start with woodworking. I was just looking into some options before I make my decision.
Cheers, keep up with the great work 🙂