Which woodworking YouTube channels do you watch?

[pe2dave]

+1 to Bradshaw some very practical advice.

 

[ossieosborne]

Peter Millard
Hooked on Wood

 

[Joe1975]

Just discovered ‘Wood Design’, brilliant!
Check out ‘how to make a curved modern bench’.

 

[Nic Rhodes]

most covered already but like:

Stavros Gakos
The Woodgrafter (seems to have given up)
Jay Bates
Stumpy nubs
New Brit Workshop
Pask Makes
Graham Blackburn
RenaissanceWW (Renaissance Woodworker)
Wood by Wright
Wood and Shop
Kings Fine Woodworking

do get really fed up with YouTube overdoses of 'reviews' of gear supplied by Trend, Sauter shop, Axminster....it just guarantees I don't buy it. A huge turn off. I like the Peter Millard approach to selling his gear and support him with purchases as opposed to Patreon. However despite me happy paying his last bill he still refunded me some back! lol but was impressed.

 

[Fred48]

Oliver Gomis produces some stunning work. One for the woodturners?

 

[RobNichols]

I follow quite a few already mentioned. I think the ones I'm enjoying the most at the moment that haven't been mentioned are:

• Mortise and Tenon Magazine
• Face Edge Woodworking
• The Worcestershire Cabinet Maker

 

[Molynoox]

Oliver Gomis produces some stunning work. One for the woodturners?

I just came across him yesterday, that infinity worm hole table is incredible!

 

[sammy.se]

Lots of good ones mentioned already. I always enjoy watching Ishitani Furniture. No music, and he makes really elegant stuff.

I'm a big fan of this channel

 

[BucksDad]

I just came across him yesterday, that infinity worm hole table is incredible!

That video must have really kicked into gear on the YT algorithm as it got recommended to me today as well

 

[matkinitice]

Sampson Boat Company is a great channel, rebuilding a large wooden sailing boat, what's nice about it alongside the actual woodworking is the obvious passion and puzzling involved in the project

Thanks for this recommendation.

Since you've posted this I've just hit episode 50 (of 144 or something?) and this is hands down one of the best series I've watched on Youtube.

I'm not into boat building, nor did I know anything about it really but the woodworking is ace. The size of the timbers and that bandsaw he gets (ship saw) is great.

I'd recommend anyone just hit up a random episode and you'll be hooked. The editing/video side of it is ace. No BS, no selling, just great.

 

[sammy.se]

Gid joiner was one of my favorites too, but he hasn't posted for a long time.

 

[Molynoox]

Gid joiner was one of my favorites too, but he hasn't posted for a long time.

Yeah what's happened to him? I had forgotten about him but I watched all his videos... one of my favourites also.

 

[Irvine]

+1 to Bradshaw some very practical advice.

Hi mate am so glad your back I missed watching you on YouTube. I was sorry to hear you were not well I hope get better soon keep up with video when it Great your back again. Just to let you know I do get a lot from your video thanks Paul

 

[Fidget]

If you have any interest in very old cars being tinkered with, rebuilt, raced and talked about.

Ivan Dutton who used to race saloon cars and is now 83

https://www.youtube.com/@shed_racing

 

[curryjunkie]

@D_W Perhaps the financial rewards might not be there,
I could easily see someone get at least half of the sub count that the gurus
have.
Take some decent UK channels, perhaps New Yorkshire workshop
Not looked at his social blade stats, there ya go, as expected
Seems profitable for one to do it in my eyes.
I take it's only a percentage of this cash, on the low end of the spectrum of estimates, but regardless, an income it seems to me.
This guys only been utubing in recent years.
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this guy is top drawer, as is "pask makes," an english guy living in oz who produces some outstanding stuff, lots of channels copy each other, its rare to find one that produces their own ideas or isnt about shop tours or laser reviews. i watch channels for entertainment rather than dung reality tv, but occasionally you pick up good ideas or techniques.

 

[Sgian Dubh]

I watch / have watched the following;

I realise it's been two years± since you initially posted your question but, in truth, I have to say that 99% of YouTubers posting stuff about woodworking are almost 100% ignorable on the basis that they're generally not very good.

 

[Doug71]

Never see this chap mentioned, he's a bit of a Bradshaw Joinery type as in he actually knows what he's doing and doesn't try to sell you anything.

 

[recipio]

I like sites that actually complete a piece of furniture !
A few American sites worth viewing are :
1 Four eyes furniture. Great production and a self deprecating sense of humour.
2. Blacktail Studio l Ditto.
3 Workshop Companion. American again but Nick has a terrific delivery and extremely knowledgeable.
4. Woodworkers source. A wood retailer in the mid west . No furniture but he describes the characteristics of the wood he sells. Worth a look.
5 Timothy Wilmots. Alas no longer posting but he has a workshop to die for and is based in northern France or Belgium.
Planning laws in the US seem very relaxed and of course they have loads of space. Yes, I am envious..

 

[JSW]

Gidjoiner's back after a long bout of illness for anyone interested. Link takes you to his video with a brief explanation, but his Facebook page goes into more detail. Glad to see the dude back, down to earth and knows his stuff.

 

[worker]

Anyone mentioned Rag 'n' Bone Brown yet? https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVyE_6jEtVZGmYGXtUOL5FQ

Not strictly woodworking, loads of DIY stuff as well