Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?
The Ultimate CNC EnclosureBlake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2019-08-03 | This is my custom Shapeoko 3 XL CNC Enclosure. Let me know if you have any questions!
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?The Galaxy BoxBlake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2024-12-12 | Don’t miss out on Bambu Lab’s exciting deals of the year! From December 3rd to January 3rd, explore amazing offers on our XMAS Page and grab the best deal of the season. 🎄 Here is my Bambu Lab affiliate link: shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2683783&u=4521118&m=138211&urllink=&afftrack=
Only ONE of these boxes are AVAILABLE FOR SALE on my website: weberwoodshop.com/projects (Most of my past projects have sold within hours of posting my videos so if you are interested don't hesitate!)
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?The Black Diamond Humidor (Made by HAND)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2024-01-19 | This box is AVAILABLE FOR SALE on my website: weberwoodshop.com/projects Brands/Collaborations/Sponsorships email me at: blakeweber@influint.co
Glowforge Pro is currently $1500 OFF! They are offering a $1000 discount on the Glowforge website (for a LIMITED TIME) but MY discount can be used ON TOP of that for a total of $1500 off. Here is my link to get an additional $500 off a Glowforge: glowforge.com/weber
By the way, I do NOT smoke. I might have a few puffs every 2 or 3 years with my buddy when he visits. I decided to build a humidor because it’s a classic style of box and I thought it would lend itself to some fun challenges. I absolutely do not endorse the use of tobacco. Woodworking is good for you. Smoking is not.
**This video is intended to be watched with HEADPHONES. I put a lot of time and thought into sound design.**
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Building the Rainbow Cabinet with only NATURAL wood colorsBlake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2022-07-09 | By the way, I forgot to mention I made TWO of these. One to keep, and the there one to sell. The "Rainbow Cabinet" is available for sale on my website: weberwoodshop.com
Brands/Collaborations/Sponsorships email me at: blakeweber@influint.co
I also have links to ALL of my favorite tools on my website. For discounts, use the links below...
I added a new dinosaur to the shop! Did you catch it?
Music from EpidemicSound.com
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Ultimate TOOL BUYING GUIDE! (Over 125 Woodworking Tools)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2021-12-15 | The FULL LIST is HERE: weberwoodshop.com/tools
For Brand/Collaboration/Sponsorship enquiries, email me at: blakeweber@influint.co
My ultimate buying guide for woodworking tools and woodshed accessories that every woodworker should own. There are over 100 items on my website including power tools, hand tools and accessories. Use this as your wish list!The Sunrise Hall Table (Made with Glowforge)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2021-11-13 | The "Sunrise Hall Table" is for sale on my website: weberwoodshop.com
For Brand/Collaboration/Sponsorship enquiries, email me at: blakeweber@influint.co
Link for the dovetail guide: (I use 1:8 for hardwoods) amzn.to/3rPoOgQ
Links for my other tools including saws, chisels, etc are all on my website.
Music from EpidemicSound.com
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?How to Build the Ultimate Overland Truck Bed Kitchen Drawers for Camping!Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2021-06-11 | How to build a DIY truck bed overland kitchen drawer system for camping! And yes, I know that title is ridiculously long, but this one is all about keyword search-ability. Enjoy!
For Brand/Collaboration/Sponsorship enquiries, email me at: blakeweber@influint.co
Here are the LINKS as promised:
SAVE up to $500 on a GLOWFORGE!!! Also using this link to purchase supports my channel... glowforge.com/weber
The following are Amazon Affiliate Links, which earn me a tiny commission but it all adds up so thank you for using them!
I have a WEBSITE, and there is a ton of information about me, my shop, and my projects: www.weberwoodshop.com
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?The Red Diamond ClockBlake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2021-02-20 | In this video I build the Red Diamond Clock with Patterned Veneer that I had left over from my Red Diamond Jewelry Box.
For Brand/Collaboration/Sponsorship enquiries, email me at: blakeweber@influint.co
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?35 BEST Woodworking Tool Buys (2020)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2020-11-26 | ***Links below: keep scrolling... BUT THE FULL LIST IS ON MY WEBSITE: www.weberwoodshop.com
For Brand/Collaboration/Sponsorship enquiries, email me at: blakeweber@influint.co
**PLEASE COME BACK AND COMMENT TO LET ME KNOW IF YOU PURCHASE SOMETHING!
*Those links sometimes change. Let me know if I need to fix or update them.
This is a list of some of my favorite woodworking tool purchases from over the years. Not the first tools you should buy, not the best tools I own, just the tools that I though you might not have considered yet - but should! (What to buy, cool tools, best woodworking tools, all time favorite tool purchases for the Woodshop, tool wish list) These are not sponsored products. I bought everything on this list with my own money.
Find me on Instagram @weberwoodshop
Support me on PATREON to get a T-shirt, sticker and video credit shoutout: patreon.com/BlakeWeber
The following links are Amazon Affiliate links, which means that you will be supporting my channel with a very small percentage of your qualifying purchase and I really appreciate that!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Building the Red Diamond Jewelry BoxBlake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2020-11-21 | In this video I build the Red Diamond Jewelry Box with Patterned Veneer that I made in my shop.
For Brand/Collaboration/Sponsorship enquiries, email me at: blakeweber@influint.co
I've had a lot of requests for a link to the RING HOLDER so here is my Amazon Affiliate link: amzn.to/3obPIwK
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?How to Make a BASIC Box!Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2020-10-17 | Want to try building a basic box? This is a really easy box to make!
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?How I built this CRAZY bent Bar CartBlake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2020-10-03 | This is a RE-EDIT of my original 3-part Bar Cart series. I thought you might enjoy seeing the entire build in one complete video. Thanks for watching!
For Brand/Collaboration/Sponsorship enquiries, email me at: blakeweber@influint.co
For more photos of my projects, 360 Shop Tour, and links to ALL of my favorite tools, visit my website: www.weberwoodshop.com
Join me on PATREON for stickers, T-shirts, Sketchup Drawings, video credits, and more! patreon.com/BlakeWeber
Find me on Instagram @weberwoodshop
Music: Epidemic Sound
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Building the Leaf BoxBlake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2020-09-20 | Watch me build the Leaf Box!
For Brand/Collaboration/Sponsorship enquiries, email me at: blakeweber@influint.co
This is not a complete tutorial or "How To" video, but I show you how I made the leaf box and offer some helpful tips if you want to attempt something similar. I will share the template PDF with my Patreon Members.
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Mountainscape Cabinet BuildBlake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2020-08-29 | In this video I build two identical free-standing cabinets. One for sale and one for myself to keep. I use a router templates to cut veneer into a "mountainscape" marquetry design. Enjoy!
This cabinet is AVAILABLE FOR SALE... For details visit my website: www.weberwoodshop.com
For Brand/Collaboration/Sponsorship enquiries, email me at: blakeweber@influint.co
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?(2020) Ultimate One-Car Garage Woodshop Tour!Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2020-04-02 | Welcome to my 2020 one-car garage woodshop tour!
For Brand/Collaboration/Sponsorship enquiries, email me at: blakeweber@influint.co
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?35 Best Woodworking Tool Buys!Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2019-12-13 | This is a list of some of my favorite woodworking tool purchases from over the years. Not the first tools you should buy, not the best tools I own, just the tools that I though you might not have considered yet - but should! (What to buy, cool tools, best woodworking tools, all time favorite tool purchases for the Woodshop, tool wish list) These are not sponsored products. I bought everything with my own money with the exception of the Starbond which they sent me.
For Brand/Collaboration/Sponsorship enquiries, email me at: blakeweber@influint.co
Find me on Instagram @weberwoodshop
Support me on PATREON to get a T-shirt, sticker and video credit shoutout: patreon.com/BlakeWeber
The following links are Amazon Affiliate links, which means that you will be supporting my channel with a very small percentage of your purchase and I really appreciate that!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Star Drive Screws: (I'm sorry they pulled the "Variety Pack" from Amazon.com. This link is for a box of 1-inch star drive or "torx" screws to try and get started with. They are the same kind that I use.) amzn.to/2Pv5pA4
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Simple CNC Box with Fusion 360Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2019-09-02 | My first project with Fusion 360!
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?A Hand-Carved Sign (& An Introduction)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2019-02-22 | This video is really a way for me to introduce myself! But in the process I built a sign for my logo, and hand-carved all of the details. No CNC machine! (I'd love to get one some day though).
For Brand/Collaboration/Sponsorship enquiries, email me at: blakeweber@influint.co
This is a very personal project that is close to my heart if you can't tell. A lot of the things I do these days are motivated by my two boys. This shop and the knowledge that I can pass down with it means a lot to me when I think about what they might be able to do with it some day.
Details about the sign: Its poplar wood. I used a router to remove most of the material between letters and then hand-carved to the line with chisels and gouges. Then I painted it and used real gold leaf for the "yellow" parts.
Find me on Instagram! @weberwoodshop
Music: Epidemic Sound
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Walnut Boxes DONE! (Part 4)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-12-29 | Do you want me to send this box to YOU? Support me on Patreon! I will be sending one of these boxes to a Patreon member in the "Maker's Dozen" tier. patreon.com/BlakeWeber
Find me on Instagram: @weberwoodshop
This is the 4th and FINAL part of my Walnut Boxes series. I put leather on the inside of the boxes, and finish them with an oil and wax mix called Simple Finish. I also get to use my new branding iron. Enjoy!
The only sponsored content in this video is a "sample" (aka free) branding iron from Budget Branding Irons. Here's the link:
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Walnut Boxes (Part 3)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-12-08 | Do you want me to send this box to YOU? Support me on Patreon! I will be sending one of these boxes to a Patreon member in the "Maker's Dozen" tier. patreon.com/BlakeWeber
Find me on Instagram: @weberwoodshop
This is Part 3 of my Walnut Boxes series where I install the wood hinges and start putting some of the finishing touches on the inside of the boxes. Enjoy!
The only sponsored content in this video is a "sample" (aka free) Incra Hingecrafter Jig. Here's the link:
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Walnut Boxes (Part 2)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-12-01 | Find me on Instagram @weberwoodshop
This is Part 2 of my Walnut Boxes series where I assemble the mitered frame & panel box lids and start making some wooden hinges. Enjoy!
The only sponsored content in this video is a "sample" (aka free) Incra Hingecrafter Jig. Here's the link:
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Walnut Boxes (Part 1)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-11-14 | Find me on Instagram! @weberwoodshop
I'm starting to build a pair of Walnut Wood Boxes from some of the nice offcuts I've saved over the years. Its my first time using the Incra iBox jig for the box joints (aka finger joints). They sent me the iBox to sample (sponsored) and I'm loving it! In this first part I get them assembled and glued up.
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Surface Sanding Machine AttachmentBlake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-10-07 | Find me on Instagram! @weberwoodshop
Want to buy this sander and support me at the same time? Use my Amazon affiliate link...
In this video I took a little inspiration from Frank Howarth and build a table that attaches to my drum sander (aka Thickness Sander) that converts it to a tabletop sander. This way I can run boxes or other material over the top of the drum on a flat table. Enjoy!
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?This Is What It Feels Like To Climb Mt. WhitneyBlake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-09-12 | Off-topic from my usual videos, I climbed the summit of Mount Whitney for the first time with a couple of my best friends. Mount Whitney is 14,505 feet tall, and is the tallest peak in the continental United States. We climbed it in one day.
We started at the "Whitney Portal" trail head out of Lone Pine, CA and hiked to the summit and back in the same day. We started at 3:00 am and got back about 16 hours later. Our summit time was about 11:30. The day hike was about 22 miles round trip and 8000 feet of elevation gain.
A little personal background, although this channel is mostly about my hobby woodworking, I am a full-time firefighter and wedding photographer with a wife and two kids. I've been best friends with David since 2nd grade. David is in the Army, and has two kids with his wife Kathleen, who also hiked with us and is a total bad ass.
David mentions my brother in law "Kirby" toward the end of the video, and I'm realizing that he kinda makes it sound like someone died LOL! We wish Kirby could have come with us but he is totally fine and couldn't make it due to his work load.
We all had our challenging moments during the hike between our foot problems, knees, and altitude sickness. I started thinking about my two young boys toward the top and turned into a bit of a emotional wreck. The altitude sickness was definitely getting to me at that point, but I decided to keep that raw and vulnerable moment in the video despite the brutal comments that are sure to follow, because it was honest.
This video was made completely with the footage from our two iPhones and one small gorilla pod.
Find me on Instagram @weberwoodshopBuild: Mid-Century Night Stands... DONE!!! (Part 7)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-08-04 | Find me on Instagram @weberwoodshop
The night stands are DONE! In this episode I finish building the drawers and drawer pulls, and do the final sanding and finishing with wipe on polyurethane. Then I get these bedside tables into the bedroom and OUT OF MY SHOP! Leave your questions below for the Q&A video I'll post in a week or two.
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Mid-Century Night Stands (Part 6)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-07-26 | Find me on Instagram @weberwoodshop
Part 6 of the Mid Century Modern Bedside Tables aka Night Stands build. In this episode I take a little trip to my favorite exotic lumber store, Global Wood Source in Campbell, CA. Then I cut some shop-made figured maple veneer and laminate it to make drawer fronts. Enjoy!
Music: EpidemicSound.com
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Mid-Century Night Stands (Part 5)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-07-20 | Find me on Instagram @weberwoodshop
This is part 5 of the nightstand series where I build the drawer boxes and install them with the slides. Enjoy!
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Mid-Century Night Stands (Part 4)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-06-28 | Sorry its been a while since the last video, and it may not seem like I've made much progress. Please keep in mind this is a HOBBY for me and I build when I get time. Thanks!
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I'm building nightstands! Aka bedside tables. I built the bed last year in my woodshop but never got around to finishing the nightstands. I am using maple wood to match the bed I built. This is part 4 in the series where I assemble the legs to the cabinets. Enjoy!
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Mid-Century Night Stands (Part 3)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-05-21 | I'm building nightstands! Aka bedside tables. I built the bed last year in my woodshop but never got around to finishing the nightstands. I am using maple wood to match the bed I built. This is part 3 in the series where I design and build the legs. Enjoy!
THIS IS NOT A SPONSORED VIDEO. Although Incra did send me the Miter Sled with no specific obligation a few weeks ago so I'm proud to mention them in appreciation.
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Incra Miter Sled 5000 Unboxing!Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-05-12 | Find me on Instagram @weberwoodshop
Here's my Amazon Affiliate link for the Incra 5000 Miter Sled: amzn.to/38vDdVe
Incra sent me an Incra Miter 5000 miter sled, Incra Miter Express Sled, Incra Miter Gauge Combo, and an Incra Guaranteed Square 7" to test out and share with you!
Full disclosure on the "sponsorship" (Aka "sellout" ...whatever) situation: I reached out to Incra and asked if they would like to see some (more) of their tools on my channel. They said yes and sent me everything you saw in this video. They did not ask for anything in return and there were ZERO stipulations about what any future videos would entail. Of course I want to do their products and their generosity justice, but thats not hard to do because I LOVE their products and always have. Other than the products they sent, I have not accepted a single penny for my videos. I would not put anything in my shop that I would not spend my own money on in the first place! So this truly is just another chapter in my journey. I'm stoked on the new gear, and would like to THANK Incra for sending it!
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Mid-Century Nightstands (Part 2)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-04-14 | Find me on Instagram! @weberwoodshop
The "Lock Miter" router bit was a generic brand from Amazon.
THIS IS NOT A SPONSORED VIDEO.
I'm building nightstands! Aka bedside tables. I built the bed last year in my woodshop but never got around to finishing the nightstands. I am using maple wood to match the bed I built. This is part 2 in the series where I assemble the boxes for the cabinets. Enjoy!
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Big-Ass Table Saw SledBlake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-03-30 | Find me on Instagram @weberwoodshop
I needed a crosscut sled, aka miter sled, aka table saw sled. So I built one! Its a 36"X36" BEAST. I also tuned up my table saw and installed a new blade. I should be in good shape for some very accurate cuts now!
Here's a link to the new blade... it seems great so far!
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Mid-Century Nightstands (Part 1)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-03-21 | Find me on Instagram @weberwoodshop
I'm building nightstands! Aka bedside tables. I built the bed last year in my woodshop but never got around to finishing the nightstands. I am using maple wood to match the bed I built. This is the first episode in a series where I talk about the furniture design and start cutting the pieces for the cabinet boxes. Enjoy!
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Mid-Century Entry Cabinet (Part 2)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-01-18 | Part 2 for the mid century entryway cabinet I'm building. I am hand-cutting 136 dovetails with only hand tools for the two cabinet cases. In this video I just barely scratch the surface but you get an idea for what I've gotten myself into.
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Mid-Century Entry Cabinet (Part 1)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2018-01-03 | I'm building a mid-century (danish modern) inspired cabinet for my entry way. This is part 1 where design the cabinet in Sketchup and start building. I forgot to mention it in the video but I'm using California-native Claro Walnut. Enjoy!
The reason I started adding "best with headphones" to the beginning of my videos is that I spend a lot of time perfecting the sound. So please do yourself a favor and listen with quality speakers or headphones :)
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?
How to build a mid-century modern cabinet, how to design a mid-century cabinet.His First Woodworking Project!!! (Tree Ornaments!)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2017-12-21 | This is my son's first woodworking project! We make a few homemade tree ornaments for some family members' Christmas presents.
After drawing the Christmas tree shapes, I help him cut them out on the scroll saw. Then we drill the holes for the ribbon and finally he paints the ornaments with some paint pens. If anyone needs a really cute and kid-friendly project, or a first woodworking project idea, this is a really fun and safe one to get started with. Enjoy!
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Cutting BoardsBlake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2017-12-19 | I take 3 gnarly slabs of Claro Walnut and turn them into 13 cutting boards (aka cheese boards) for Christmas presents.
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Build: Bandsaw Dust CollectionBlake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2017-12-18 | It ain't pretty but it works! Today I build a dust collection port that attaches directly below the table of my 14" bandsaw with rare-earth magnets.
I've actually been frustrated for a while now because I felt like there had to be a better way to connect my dust collector to my bandsaw but I couldn't figure out how to attach it because the underside of the table is such a weird shape but it was too thin to tap screws into. One day I was looking at that package of magnets and it just clicked.
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?The Ultimate One-Car Garage Woodshop Tour!Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2017-12-07 | Welcome to my 2017 woodshop tour!
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Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Router Table Dust Collection Box (Part 2)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2017-12-06 | I build a quick hanger for my drill + impact driver and finish the dust collection box for my router table. Also I have a special guest to help me with quality control and creative design.
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience and not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?Episode 1 - Router Table Dust Collection Box (Part 1)Blake Weber (The Weber Woodshop)2017-12-06 | My First attempt at a youtube video so go easy on me! I'm starting a woodworking vlog and this is Episode 1. Today I build a box to enclose my router table and connect my dust collector (part 1). I'll finish the project in the next video. I swear I'm not usually prone to so many amateur hour mistakes but thinking about shooting a video at the same time is a lot harder than I thought it would be.
Standard Disclaimer: Putting your soft, squishy fingers near powerful sharp spinning things is dangerous. I've been doing this for a while and I know what I'm doing but even I'm not invincible. I take a lot of safety precautions based on my level of experience but not all of them are shown on camera. Don't do anything you aren't comfortable with. If it makes you nervous you're probably doing it wrong. Don't do anything stupid. Reapply sunscreen often and floss before bed. Is anyone actually still reading this?