Uploaded October 2014 | Updated September 2026, 21 minutes ago
In every woodworkers shop, somewhere in a corner lies a scrap pile. It consists of pieces both big and small, the ones that we just can’t bear to throw away because “I might be able to use that someday.” Well … for me that day is today; not only that but it is a perfect opportunity to have a ‘mash-up,’
Part Jenga game, part bandsaw box, part end grain whatever - All Mailbox Bank
So get out in your shop and creatively clear out your scrap corner. If you need some inspiration, take a look at these fellow YouTube Woodworkers’ ideas:
April Wilkerson - youtube.com/user/AprilWilkersonDIY
Steve Carmichael - youtube.com/user/carmichaelworkshop
Peter Brown - youtube.com/user/kludge1977
John Heisz - youtube.com/user/jpheisz
Fr. Thomas Bailey - youtube.com/user/monk1998
Dominic Bender - youtube.com/user/DominicsWoodworks
Manhattan Wood Project - youtube.com/user/ManhattanWoodProject
Arzensek Andrea - youtube.com/user/ArzensekAndrea
Steve French - youtube.com/user/blockyimage
Jason Rausch - youtube.com/user/rauschww
AdventuresInDIY - youtube.com/user/AdventuresInDIY
Fabian's Tiny Workshop - youtube.com/user/swingguitar1950
Nick Ferry - youtube.com/ferrynick
Richard Morley - youtube.com/user/Trende1978
Patrick's Work Shop - youtube.com/user/Patricksworkshop
Darbin Orvar - youtube.com/user/darbinorvar
Rock-n H Woodshop - youtube.com/user/rhwoodshop
Carl Jacobson - youtube.com/user/haydenHD
The Nomadic Polywright Show - youtube.com/user/johnzzhu
McGinn's WoodShop - youtube.com/user/McGinnsWoodShop
Jack Houweling - youtube.com/user/Jacka440
Mike Fulton - youtube.com/user/mfwoodshop
Ted Alexander - youtube.com/channel/UCGcDAiHsT2QD2gO4Oi_0etQ
Average Joes - youtube.com/user/AverageJoesJoinery
RJBWoodTurner - youtube.com/user/RJBWoodTurner
The Chris Pine Workshop - youtube.com/user/TheChrisPineWorkshop
Visit My Website:
monkwerks.org
facebook.com/monkwerk
plus.google.com/+FrThomasBaileyOSB1
twitter.com/MonkWerks1
lumberjocks.com/thomasosb
Music:
Special thanks to Jon Sayles for his free recordings of Early and Renaissance Music: monkwerks.org/jsayles
In every woodworkers shop, somewhere in a corner lies a scrap pile. It consists of pieces both big and small, the ones that we just can’t bear to throw away because “I might be able to use that someday.” Well … for me that day is today; not only that but it is a perfect opportunity to have a ‘mash-up,’
Part Jenga game, part bandsaw box, part end grain whatever - All Mailbox Bank
So get out in your shop and creatively clear out your scrap corner. If you need some inspiration, take a look at these fellow YouTube Woodworkers’ ideas:
April Wilkerson - youtube.com/user/AprilWilkersonDIY
Steve Carmichael - youtube.com/user/carmichaelworkshop
Peter Brown - youtube.com/user/kludge1977
John Heisz - youtube.com/user/jpheisz
Fr. Thomas Bailey - youtube.com/user/monk1998
Dominic Bender - youtube.com/user/DominicsWoodworks
Manhattan Wood Project - youtube.com/user/ManhattanWoodProject
Arzensek Andrea - youtube.com/user/ArzensekAndrea
Steve French - youtube.com/user/blockyimage
Jason Rausch - youtube.com/user/rauschww
AdventuresInDIY - youtube.com/user/AdventuresInDIY
Fabian's Tiny Workshop - youtube.com/user/swingguitar1950
Nick Ferry - youtube.com/ferrynick
Richard Morley - youtube.com/user/Trende1978
Patrick's Work Shop - youtube.com/user/Patricksworkshop
Darbin Orvar - youtube.com/user/darbinorvar
Rock-n H Woodshop - youtube.com/user/rhwoodshop
Carl Jacobson - youtube.com/user/haydenHD
The Nomadic Polywright Show - youtube.com/user/johnzzhu
McGinn's WoodShop - youtube.com/user/McGinnsWoodShop
Jack Houweling - youtube.com/user/Jacka440
Mike Fulton - youtube.com/user/mfwoodshop
Ted Alexander - youtube.com/channel/UCGcDAiHsT2QD2gO4Oi_0etQ
Average Joes - youtube.com/user/AverageJoesJoinery
RJBWoodTurner - youtube.com/user/RJBWoodTurner
The Chris Pine Workshop - youtube.com/user/TheChrisPineWorkshop
Visit My Website:
monkwerks.org
facebook.com/monkwerk
plus.google.com/+FrThomasBaileyOSB1
twitter.com/MonkWerks1
lumberjocks.com/thomasosb
Music:
Special thanks to Jon Sayles for his free recordings of Early and Renaissance Music: monkwerks.org/jsayles
