Online videos...

[rileytoolworks]

Come on then folks. Tell me where I can find some interesting woodworking (any variety) videos online. I've pretty much exhausted POOTUBE and WOOD WHISPERER, and I'm bored.
Links please....
Cheers.
Adam.

 

[wizer]

Matts Basement Workshop?

Logan Cabinet Shoppe?

 

[Haldane]

Try The Woodworking Channel they have a fair few videos to watch
http://www.woodworkingchannel.com/dolph ... ibrary.php

Dave

 

[rileytoolworks]

Thanks.
Just got in from t'shed, so sorry for the late reply.
I'm gonna see if I can find owt interesting.
BTW, glad you're on the mend Wizer.
Adam.

 

[wizer]

Thanks Adam

 

[jlawrence]

there's a few decent ones in stus shed.
And if you know how to search there's 220 episodes of Norm out there

 

[rileytoolworks]

I've not been able to find any of Norms stuff for free on't net.
What kind of alchemy are we talking about here?
Adam

 

[Hobbyshop]

I am quite new to woodworking so these may be too basic for some, but I enjoyed them:

http://www.woodworkingonline.com/category/podcast/

 

[Benchwayze]

Come on then folks. Tell me where I can find some interesting woodworking (any variety) videos online. I've pretty much exhausted POOTUBE and WOOD WHISPERER, and I'm bored.
Links please....
Cheers.
Adam.

http://www.woodmagazine.com/woodvision/ ... 1338929762

You'll have to sort through the vids, but there are some interesting ones there.
HTH
John

 

[tulsk]

How about the Woodwright's shop with Roy Underhill
http://www.pbs.org/woodwrightsshop/sche ... video.html
Cheers John

 

[AndyT]

Aimed at beginners wanting to adopt or switch to hand tool methods, you could try this guy:

http://logancabinetshoppe.weebly.com/podcast.html


I thought he was quite thorough and helpful on things sometimes left out as obvious. Postings seem to have slowed down though - these things must take a lot of effort. And he hasn't built anything on screen yet - Roy Underhill's your man for that, as already said by tulsk.

 

[Schummie]

- Search on Itunes for woodworking podcasts, there are a lot.
- See on the website from Charles Neils for nice videos.
http://antiquesbuiltdaily.com/
- A nice website from my great friend Al, he has also a great woodshop.
http://sandal-woodsblog.com/
- a Australian woodworker, he name is Stu and he has a Shed, Stushed,
http://stusshed.wordpress.com/
- Woodtreks a beautifully woodworking website from my friend Keith.
http://woodtreks.com/
- Woodworkers resource
http://woodworkersresource.com
- Woodworking online a lot great woodworking videos/
http://www.woodworkingonline.com/

This are some websites with woodworking videos, I which you a much pleasure

Schummie.

 

[Finn1]

Ta

 

[BespokeJoineryMan]

You might find some good ones on metacafe or Vimeo too.

Does anyone know of any good woodworking podcasts or radio programmes with Q & A?