Building The William And Mary Highboy - Part 1 SimpleCove 2026-09-28 | Building The William And Mary Highboy - Part 1
MicroJig BladeClean First Impressions SimpleCove 2023-01-23 | In this video I give you my first impressions of the MicroJig BladeClean system. I cover how I use it compared to how I currently clean my blades and bits and my final thoughts. #woodworking #microjig MicroJig BladeClean: amzn.to/3Wudh4b (affiliate link)CMT blade cleaner: amzn.to/3kBECE5 (affiliate link)Green Cleaning Pads: amzn.to/3GZkiEq (affiliate link)MicroJig Tapering Jig: amzn.to/3D3sYbO (affiliate link)Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecove-------------------------------- Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt -------------------------------- Tools I Use (affiliate): amazon.com/shop/simplecove -------------------------------- See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com -------------------------------- Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1 -------------------------------- Follow me on Social Media: Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecove Twitter: http://twitter.com/simplecove Facebook: http://facebook.com/simplecove Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove -------------------------------- Sean Walker PO Box 1502 Versailles, KY 40383
#shorts video showing the making of a brass ruler #woodworking #brass #diy SimpleCove 2022-08-27 | Subscribe for more awesome content!
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How To Make Base Cabinets For Miter Saw Station SimpleCove 2022-05-13 | In today's video I show my process for building the base cabinets of my new miter saw station. This was accomplished by breaking down 11 sheets of plywood(7 being 3/4" and 4 being 1/4") using my track saw and a mobile base large enough to break down the full sheets.To assemble the cabinet I used pocket holes which is a fast and strong method of cabinet joinery. For the middle cabinet stretchers I offset the pocket holes so they can be installed without running into the screws from the left and right cabinet stretchers.The top is made up of two pieces of 3/4" plywood to give me a thick 1.5" top for both cabinets. I glued the pieces together and used a few brad nails to hold the panel in place while the glue dried.Finally I installed the drawer slides using pre-made shims starting with a 1/4" shim on the bottom drawer and then a 3/4" shim between the remaining drawers. Stay tuned for part 2 where I make veneered drawer fronts and install solid wood edge-banding around the tops.Tools used(Affiliate links below help me offset the cost of making these videos)- Massca Pockethole jig: masscaproducts.com/collections/frontpage/products/massca-m2-pro?aff=29- Massca 1 1/4" screws: masscaproducts.com/collections/pocket-hole-screws-plugs/products/1-1-4-coarse-thread-8-zinc-pocket-hole-screws-150-units?aff=29- Makita Track Saw(Buy festool tracks): amzn.to/3PmqxWg- Festool 55" Track: amzn.to/39lLUpS- Festool 106" Track: amzn.to/3l88ZPD- Bora Centipede Mobile Base: amzn.to/3FLTVRu- Bosch Drill: amzn.to/39fUnLs- Milwaukee Drill/Driver combo: amzn.to/37H6y3p- Porter Cable Batter Powered Brad Nailer: amzn.to/3L5KWvm- Titebond Glue: amzn.to/3L6Jk4l- Cabinet Levelers: amzn.to/3Me5nHT- Drawer Slides: amzn.to/3Lb5B1c- Miter Gauge: amzn.to/3wu0t2ENon Affiliate Links(Just tools I really like that you should consider buying)- TSO Guide Rail: tsoproducts.com/tso-guide-rail-squares/grs-16-pe-k-guide-rail-square-for-kreg- TSO Parallel Guide System(I bought the 30-50 set but you can do everything with just the 50, it's just going to stick off of the board pretty far on narrower cuts): tsoproducts.com/tso-parallel-guide-system/tpg-parallel-guide-system See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com -------------------------------- Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1 -------------------------------- Follow me on Social Media: Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecove Twitter: http://twitter.com/simplecove Facebook: http://facebook.com/simplecove Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove -------------------------------- Sean Walker PO Box 1502 Versailles, KY 40383
Whittling Knife Box For My Nephew SimpleCove 2022-02-13 | In this video I make a box for my nephews first whittling knife. It's made out of walnut and finished with shellac. For the hardware I went with some brass hinges and latch.-------------------------------- Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt -------------------------------- Tools I Use (affiliate): amazon.com/shop/simplecove -------------------------------- See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com -------------------------------- Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1 -------------------------------- Follow me on Social Media: Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecove Twitter: http://twitter.com/simplecove Facebook: http://facebook.com/simplecove Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove -------------------------------- Sean Walker PO Box 1502 Versailles, KY 40383
Making A VeneeredBox | Woodworking SimpleCove 2022-01-18 | In this video I show you how I make a beautiful veneered box. The veneers used are figured black Limba on the inside, Curly Etimoe for the outside and Laurel Burl veneer for the top and bottom. The finish used for both inside and outside is a 1.5 pound cut of a dewaxed shellac. Hinges are 95 degree side rail hinges (Model SR-638) by Brusso hardware.Detailed photos with step by step instructions: simplecove.com/1632/veneered-box-------------------------------- Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt -------------------------------- Tools I Use (affiliate): amazon.com/shop/simplecove -------------------------------- See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com -------------------------------- Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1 -------------------------------- Follow me on Social Media: Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecove Facebook: http://facebook.com/simplecove Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove -------------------------------- Sean Walker PO Box 1502 Versailles, KY 40383
How To Mix Shellac Quickly #Shorts SimpleCove 2021-10-18 | Quick video showing my process for making a 1.5 pound cut of shellac. I have 8 ounces of denatured alcohol and 1.5 ounces of blonde shellac. I mix them using a magnetic stirrer and within an hour the shellac is ready! #ShortsAmazon affiliate link to the magnetic stirrer: amzn.to/3AR6jLF -------------------------------- Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt -------------------------------- Tools I Use (affiliate): amazon.com/shop/simplecove -------------------------------- See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com -------------------------------- Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1 -------------------------------- Follow me on Social Media: Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecove Twitter: http://twitter.com/simplecove Facebook: http://facebook.com/simplecove Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove -------------------------------- Sean Walker PO Box 1502 Versailles, KY 40383
Beautiful Cherry Table SimpleCove 2020-09-28 | In today's video i'm going to build this beautiful cherry using only a bandsaw, a couple hand planes, router, and a miter saw.Thanks to Felder for sending me this amazing bandsaw. Since taking delivery i've used the saw quite a bit and it's the last bandsaw I will ever need. Learn more about the Hammer N4400 here: felder-group.com/en-id/products/bandsaws-c1958/bandsaw-n4400-p3058Spiral bit used for making the mortises: bitsbits.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=79_80&products_id=88 use coupon code SIMPLECOVE15 to save 15% on your next order! Products used in the video (affiliate links below):Dot stickers: amzn.to/36po7SP Festool Router: amzn.to/3mYKjswWiping Varnish: amzn.to/33XnZqssimplecove.com#woodworking #hammern4400 #woodworkinghowto-------------------------------- Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt -------------------------------- Tools I Use (affiliate): amazon.com/shop/simplecove -------------------------------- See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com -------------------------------- Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1 -------------------------------- Follow me on Social Media: Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecove Twitter: http://twitter.com/simplecove Facebook: http://facebook.com/simplecove Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove -------------------------------- Sean Walker PO Box 1502 Versailles, KY 40383
Hall Table Build | Woodworking Build Video SimpleCove 2020-04-24 | In this video I show you my process for building a beautiful cherry hall table. #woodworking #simplecoveCheck out more photos of the table here: simplecove.com/1445/cherry-hall-tableCheck out bitsbits.com and use coupon code SIMPLECOVE15 to save 15% off of your next order of router and CNC bits(like I used in this video).Follow me over on instagram at instagram.com/simplecove-------------------------------- Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt -------------------------------- Tools I Use (affiliate): amazon.com/shop/simplecove -------------------------------- See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com -------------------------------- Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1 -------------------------------- Follow me on Social Media: Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecove Twitter: http://twitter.com/simplecove Facebook: http://facebook.com/simplecove Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove -------------------------------- Sean Walker PO Box 1502 Versailles, KY 40383
How To Make A Raised Panel Cabinet Door SimpleCove 2020-04-01 | In today's video i'm going to show you how to make raised panel cabinet doors using three router bits. To begin, I set out to make a 12" x 18" walnut door so I milled up the lumber which included extra stock for setting up the router bit. Next I installed the rail & stile bits and cut the profiles/joinery. Next I installed the big ol' raised panel bit with a back cutter to cut the raised panel. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel and follow me over on instagram @simplecoveThanks to Bits & Bits Company (@bitsbitscompanyinc.8517 ) for sponsoring this video: bitsbits.comBits I used:Rail & Stile set: bitsbits.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=102_261&products_id=1042Raised Panel w/back cutter bit: bitsbits.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=102_268&products_id=1098Use coupon code SIMPLECOVE15 to save 15% off of your order(coupon code cannot be combined with any other sales/coupon codes). I do not get a kickback if you buy anything from Bits and Bits company. The coupon code is to simply save you money.-------------------------------- Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt -------------------------------- Tools I Use (affiliate): amazon.com/shop/simplecove -------------------------------- See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com -------------------------------- Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1 -------------------------------- Follow me on Social Media: Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecove Twitter: http://twitter.com/simplecove Facebook: http://facebook.com/simplecove Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove -------------------------------- Sean Walker PO Box 1502 Versailles, KY 40383
How To Make A Shaker Wall Cabinet | Woodworking Project SimpleCove 2020-01-13 | In today's video I show you how to build a Shaker wall cabinet that is perfect for holding your PPE and other supplies for the shop. This cabinet could of course be used in the home as it's a beautiful cabinet with pegs to hang your coats/hats on and storage to hold some of your other items.Buy the Shaker wall cabinet cut list: simplecovestore.com/product/shaker-style-cabinetTo see more photos of the cabinet: simplecove.com/1324/shop-cabinetThanks to Bits & Bits Company for supporting this channel. Use coupon code SIMPLECOVE15 for 15% off at bitsbits.com Supplies used (Affiliate links below)Door Hinges: amzn.to/30jtrlAShellac: amzn.to/2QMSMRCPurdy Ox Hair Brush: amzn.to/2urWWWpBirch Pegs: amzn.to/35sUxaRDado Stack: amzn.to/2ThFu0ZDoor Hinge Template: http://bit.ly/HingeTemplateKreg Hinge Jig: amzn.to/2TkbWQj-------------------------------- Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt -------------------------------- Tools I Use (affiliate): amazon.com/shop/simplecove -------------------------------- See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com -------------------------------- Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1 -------------------------------- Follow me on Social Media: Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecove Twitter: http://twitter.com/simplecove Facebook: http://facebook.com/simplecove Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove -------------------------------- Sean Walker PO Box 1502 Versailles, KY 40383
How To Sharpen A Brand New Chisel And Plane Iron | Woodworking How-To SimpleCove 2019-11-25 | In today's woodworking video i'm going to show you my method for sharpening a brand new chisel and a brand new plane iron. We will start with the chisel by first flattening the back on the coarse diamond plate, 1000, 5000, and 8000 grit ceramic waterstones. Next we hone a 30 degree micro bevel using the 1000 and 8000 grit stones and the chisel is done!The plane iron is setup by flattening the back using the Charlesworth ruler trick on the 1000 and 8000 grit stones. Next, just like the chisel, we hone a 30 degree micro bevel.Build the ULTIMATE sharpening station as seen in the video: youtu.be/iBskJa4M9AwMy sharpening setup is as follows(affiliate links below):Coarse DMT Diamond Plate: amzn.to/2KUgmsf1,000 Grit Shapton Ceramic Waterstone: amzn.to/2Ddccaz5,000 Grit Shapton Ceramic Waterstone: amzn.to/2DfAH7d8,000 Grit Shapton Ceramic Waterstone: amzn.to/2KS2katHonerite: amzn.to/2XJzi20.5mm (19 thousandths) thick 6 inch ruler: amzn.to/2QL1cJISimpleCove Sharpening Station Plans: simplecovestore.com/product/sharpening-station-plans-cutlistLie-Nielsen Honing Guide: bit.ly/33hA1ZDThanks to Bits & Bits company for being our channel sponsor. Use coupon code SIMPLECOVE15 at bitsbits.com to save 15% on your next order!--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Build The ULTIMATE Sharpening Station SimpleCove 2019-11-19 | In today's woodworking video i'm going to show you how to build a sharpening station for your workshop. The case is made out of mahogany and the stops are made out of bubinga. For the finish, I went with something that's going to be easy to touch up, so I brushed on 3 coats of shellac. The total footprint of the case is 12" wide, 12" long, 3" tall.PLANS, SHIMS, AND TEMPLATES ARE NO LONGER FOR SALE.View more photos of the sharpening station: simplecove.com/1320/sharpening-stationThanks to Bits and Bits for being an awesome channel sponsor: bitsbits.com coupon code SIMPLECOVE15 for 15% off your next order!Tools used in video (links below are affiliate links):Sharpening Supplies: amazon.com/shop/simplecove?listId=1UJBJJYUXFXZZTools I use: amazon.com/shop/simplecove?listId=WJGOOOVQYUT5Cork Rubber material: amzn.to/2Oprw9s--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Bubinga and Spalted Maple Router Bit Box SimpleCove 2019-11-01 | Today i'm going to show you how I made this bubinga and spalted maple box to hold a set of router bits. The box sides are milled to 1/2" and a 1/4" groove is routed for the top and bottom. Next I make the bit holder, cut the miters, resaw the spalted maple and glue up the box.ENTER THE GIVEAWAY: simplecove.com/1314/bubinga-spalted-maple-router-boxThanks to Bits and Bits for sponsoring this video. bitsbits.com coupon code SIMPLECOVE15 for 15% off your next order!Bits included in the box: 530-cm500 1/2", Whiteside W-HC4122 3/8", 425-CM250 1/4", 425-CM125 1/8"SimpleCove Offcuts Second YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCqz73qowmLJabwpCi_MVQyADustin Penner (DP Make Stuff): youtube.com/channel/UCi5vt68L_LY7SWnZeO1ky0wParts/Supplies used (Affiliate links below):Spray Lacquer: amzn.to/2PxR6eBMagnets: amzn.to/2Ccx4P3Push Pads for Bandsaw: amzn.to/335BItSSelf Centering Drill Bits: amzn.to/2r3XwbdFlush Trim Saw: amzn.to/2N1ZjG9#besseytriggergrip #bessey #simplybetter --------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
How To Easily Cut Half Blind Dovetails SimpleCove 2019-10-04 | In today's video I'm going to show you how to build a couple of jigs to make cutting half blind dovetails faster and easier! Thanks to Bits and Bits Company for sponsoring this channel. bitsbits.com use coupon code SIMPLECOVE15 to save 15% on your next order!--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383#woodworking #dovetails #halfblinddovetails
Modern Bubinga Cabinet With Plenty Of Storage SimpleCove 2019-09-24 | In this video I share my build process for the modern bubinga cabinet. I collaborated with Chris Hoehle on the base and couldn't be happier with the outcome. My Second YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCqz73qowmLJabwpCi_MVQyAChris Hoehle (StudioCHS)studiocsh.cominstagram.com/studiocshyoutube.com/channel/UCtkxWf_e6-ea2nTu_LrVbBw - Subscribe to his channel!Thanks to AcmeTools.com for sponsoring this video. Check them out for all your tool needs. acmetools.comFor the router bits mentioned in the video, check them out at bitsbits.com Use Coupon code SIMPLECOVE15 to save 15%bitsbits.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=79_161&products_id=781bitsbits.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=102_173&products_id=982bitsbits.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=102_150&products_id=828bitsbits.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=102_148&products_id=973Check out photos and read more about the project here: simplecove.com/1302/modern-bubinga-cabinetHelp support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
The Ultimate Router Table | Woodworking How-To SimpleCove 2019-08-02 | In today's build video I’m going to show you how to build the ultimate router table. It features plenty of storage with 2 deep drawers, a couple of slide-out trays with space under them for more of your router gear. The cast iron top is a beast and the router lift with its two-speed lift mechanism is going to dial in your cuts perfectly and the fence has the features to keep your shop clean and router cutting straight.To make this cabinet I used one full sheet of 3/4” cherry plywood, a small portion of 3/4” baltic birch for the drawer boxes and a small portion of 1/4” baltic birch for the drawer bottoms. But 90% of the build will be the one full sheet of cherry ply. The cast iron top, pro router lift, and pro fence were provided to me by Rockler Woodworking.Second SimpleCove Channel: youtube.com/channel/UCqz73qowmLJabwpCi_MVQyADownload the free sketchup file: simplecove.com/1232/the-ultimate-router-tableProducts Used: (Affiliate links below help support this channel)Rockler pro lift amzn.to/2YC6ZBu (make sure your lift fits your router table!)Rockler pro fence amzn.to/338xPEYRockler cast iron top http://bit.ly/319MVbpRockler right angle clamps amzn.to/2Yg7shoRockler hinge location jig it rockler.com/jig-it-hinge-plate-template-aRight angle clamp accessories amzn.to/2YEMZyjCasters amzn.to/2Ki88ZXPocket hole screws for 3/4 plywood amzn.to/2Yjp10gFastcap flush cut trimmers amzn.to/2yyzw0aedge trimmer amzn.to/31eGOmm (not the best solution as I do often get tear out)ink roller or the fast cap roller amzn.to/2YlrIhUedge banding amzn.to/3374ZEMMakita track saw amzn.to/2YI72MoFestool sander amzn.to/338x6mWBosch drill amzn.to/2ZtswNWCountersink bit amzn.to/2yxT2dk (expensive but sooo worth it!)Drawer slides amzn.to/2YAo1Qn (These aren't the exact ones I used, but very similar and should work just fine)Middle Door Hinges woodworkerexpress.com/blum-110deg-clip-top-hinge-half-overlay-screw-on.htmlZero Protrusion Hinges: cshardware.com/b-71t7550.htmlHinge Mounting Plate woodworkerexpress.com/blum-0mm-cam-adj-wing-wood-screw-plate.html (works for both hinge types)Plexiglass amzn.to/2yv4QgfStainpad amzn.to/2YnnczmWipe on poly satin amzn.to/335qjKVGrommet amzn.to/2YjpqQkFlange DC Part amzn.to/2Yg7HZQY-Fitting DC Part amzn.to/2LVVnHK2.5" Hose Clamp amzn.to/2Kih3KQ2.5" Hose amzn.to/2ZqbYq5Kreg hardware jig amzn.to/2YGs25PKreg Hinge Jig amzn.to/315MLlgKreg Face Clamp amzn.to/2KcSW1rShims amzn.to/2KepNmC--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383#woodworking #routertable
The Drill Press Table You Need In Your Shop! SimpleCove 2019-06-07 | In today's Woodworking video I build a much-needed drill press table. It features 3 drawers for plenty of storage and nice some really awesome hardware which was provided to me for free by Rockler Woodworking. The width of the table is 12" and the length is 24". It's made entirely out of 3/4" plywood with the drawer bottoms being 1/4" plywood.Download the sketchup file: simplecove.com/1173/how-to-make-a-drill-press-tableHardware Used(Affiliate links below):2 1/4" Rockler Multi Track 36" long: amzn.to/31f9o7LRockler Multi Track Brackets: amzn.to/2MwbFYXRockler T-Track and Hold-Down Kit: amzn.to/2WsaYV3Amana Countersink Bit: amzn.to/2ItkmOhKreg jig: amzn.to/2WK8y3F--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
How To Make Clamping Cauls For Perfect Flat-Panel Glue-ups | Woodworking DIY SimpleCove 2019-05-17 | In today's woodworking video I show you how to make a quick and dirty shop jig to help you achieve perfect flat-panel glue-ups using clamping cauls. --------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
How To Make A Picture Frame | DIY Woodworking SimpleCove 2019-05-10 | In today's woodworking video I show you my simple method for making picture frames. To begin I CNC the artwork that will be going in the frame using a 30 degree V-Bit that was sent to me by Bits and Bits company. Now I can switch over to making the frame. To begin I cut the lumber and mill it to 3/4" thick. The frame pieces are 1 1/2" wide. The length for the top and bottom pieces is 13" long with the side pieces are 16" long. To cut the rabbet on the backside of the frame, I use a 1/2" rabbeting bit in the router table. I raise the bit and make several passes until I get to the 1/2" depth.To cut the miters I use my miter gauge at the table saw. I use a stopblock on the fence to make sure the pieces are the correct length. Next I dye a 1/8" piece of plywood black using india ink. This piece is the backer board. To finish the frames I wiped on a coat of Osmo PolyX. I assemble the frame and hold everything together using picture frame turn buttons and a sawtooth hanger.#woodworking #pictureframe #diyThanks to StainPad for sponsoring this video. To buy their products, visit amzn.to/2YduWiK or your local Rockler store. http://www.stainpad.comProducts Used (Affiliate links below):StainPad: amzn.to/2YduWiKPicture Frame Turn Bottons: amzn.to/308dnT9Bessey Band Clamp: amzn.to/2LyTK3aIndia Ink: amzn.to/308gF8WOsmo Polyx: amzn.to/2YiS0Na30 Degree V-Bit USE SIMPLECOVE15 for 15% off your order!: bitsbits.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=102_104&products_id=880 See More Pictures of The Frames: simplecove.com/1150/how-to-make-a-picture-frame--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
How To Make A CrossCut Sled | Woodworking DIY SimpleCove 2019-05-03 | In today's woodworking video, I show you how to make what will probably be your last crosscut sled. Ok, this probably won't be your last, but I bet it lasts you quite a while. With the replaceable inserts, removable extension fence, and small form-factor, this sled packs a punch. The entire sled was made out of less than a half a sheet of 3/4" baltic birch plywood. The inserts are made out of 1/4" baltic birch plywood. The fence cap, flip stop, hold-downs, and t-track were provided by Rockler Woodworking.#woodworking #crosscutsledDownload The Cutlist: simplecove.com/1136/how-to-make-a-crosscut-sled (This download includes the templates)Parts used(affiliate links below):Rockler Double T-Track Fence Cap: amzn.to/2LiLxQBRockler 48'' Universal T-Track with Hold-Down Clamps: amzn.to/2vCqYE1Rockler 3 in Fence Flip Stop: amzn.to/2Y2BhNYFrench Curves: amzn.to/2VbMTkVWilliam Ng 5 cut method: youtube.com/watch?v=UbG-n--LFgQPauls First Crosscut Sled Video: youtube.com/watch?v=Hhyw_1uXphEPauls Second Crosscut Sled Video: youtube.com/watch?v=Auhrr1m1nb0--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
DIY Bookcase Project | Woodworking Project SimpleCove 2019-04-23 | In today's woodworking project video, I show you how to make a couple of DIY bookcases. The cases are made out of plywood with the doors and face frame being made out of poplar lumber. They are 7' tall and 30" wide.View Detailed Photos: simplecove.com/1127/diy-bookcasesThe supplies used (affiliate links below):Kreg Hinge Jig: amzn.to/2IRtPRCKreg Cabinet Hardware Jig: amzn.to/2IHIMqbKreg Face Clamp: amzn.to/2VjVgKmSherwin Williams Latex PrimerSherwin Williams 7074 Software paint in satinSatin Minwax PolycrylicBlum Half-Cranked hinge adapter plates: woodworkerexpress.com/blum-9mm-inset-face-frame-plate.htmlBlum Half-Cranked hinges: bit.ly/2ZvLBiUBlumotion soft-close adapter mechanisms: amzn.to/2UwUC7H#woodworking #bookcase--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Zero Clearance Dado Jig | Woodworking Jig Must Have SimpleCove 2019-03-11 | In this woodworking video, I show you how I made a handy little dado jig to help with cutting dados in large cabinet panels. The longer portion of the jig is 18" long with the shorter piece being 12" long. Both pieces are 3" wide. I attached the fence perpendicularly using four 1 1/4" screws but first temporarily attached it using CA glue and activator.#woodworking #dadojig #cabinetryLearn more about this jig on my website: simplecove.com/1100/zero-clearance-dado-jigTools used (affiliate links below help me continue making these awesome videos for you guys.):23/32 Router bit: amzn.to/2EOoBlPBosch Plunge router kit:amzn.to/2EOsPdk CA Glue: amzn.to/2Hr1FfeCA Activator: amzn.to/2C9bESXWood Glue: amzn.to/2EU1ZABClamps: amzn.to/2EOVhMcFollow me on Instagram: instagram.com/simplecove--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Making A Shop Clock & Learning From Mistakes SimpleCove 2019-03-02 | In this woodworking video I make a wall clock for my shop. I begin by milling up lumber for the 12x12 panels that was comprised of two 1/4" panels. One maple and the other walnut. After the panels were glued up I taped them down to the CNC machine and cut the clock face using a 30 degree V-bit and then switched over to a 1/4" spiral bit to cut the clock out of the panel.After installing the hardware I applied one coat of an oil/wax finish and then hung the clock on the wall.The first mistake I made was actually with my illustrator file. I forgot to rotate the numbers to make them 90 degrees essentially, and the second issue was with the toolpath for the logo. I ended up cutting them too deep which makes them kind of hard to read. I've since fixed both issues for future clocks if I decide to make anymore.For more photos: simplecove.com/1091/shop-clockArticle on how to make a clock face in illustrator: lifewire.com/making-clock-face-in-illustrator-1701842--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
How To Make A Shop Cabinet SimpleCove 2019-01-07 | I recently bought a CNC machine and needed a place to store it. I threw together a cabinet large enough to not only house the machine, but it includes plenty of storage underneath. It has 4 huge drawers and 1 compartment that has room for an adjustable shelf. The cabinet was built using three 3/4" sheets of maple plywood, one 1/2" sheet of whatever cheap plywood for the back and one sheet of 1/4" plywood for the drawer bottoms. Download the plans here: simplecove.com/1065/cnc-cabinetTools used: (affiliate links below help support what I do)Makita track saw: amzn.to/2FgArakShopvac: amzn.to/2VzEm7WDado stack: amzn.to/2LTJM98Crosscut sled: amzn.to/2SHeN2CPush block for table saw: amzn.to/2CVlLvAQuick Clamps: amzn.to/2VAcWyHBessey 50" clamps: amzn.to/2VBKe07Kreg Pockethole jig: amzn.to/2Ca822fPockethole screws: amzn.to/2SI8An6Kreg Shelfpin Jig: amzn.to/2RBpmHpKreg Hardware Mounting Jig: amzn.to/2VzxLdvKreg Clamp: amzn.to/2C4lMLZ24" Drawer slides: amzn.to/2SHf4TcHinges: amzn.to/2RfYtJw35mm bit: amzn.to/2LXHJRm--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Raspberry Pi Arcade Box SimpleCove 2018-12-17 | In this woodworking video I show you how to make an raspberry pi arcade box.Since learning about the raspberry pi and all of the things you can do with it, i've been hooked. Especially the arcade systems you can build with them. In 2016 I built a retro arcade box and in 2017 I built a handheld game console. All were a blast to build and were very rewarding. So here we are in 2018 and I wanted to build another one. This time I wanted to stick the arcade in a traditional wooden box that from the outside, looks like an ordinary wooden box. You would have no idea that if you lift the lid, you would find an arcade on the inside. 50 years from now this box will hopefully be a conversation starter for whoever owns it. The box is made out of some beautiful curly cherry and was finished with shellac. The components that make up the arcade box are as follows(affiliate links below):Check out additional photos on my website: simplecove.com/1037/raspberry-pi-arcade-boxRaspberry pi 3 - amzn.to/2Goy3Ay7" LCD screen - amzn.to/2US3CWj1000C charging board - amzn.to/2R25rkG2 channel 2.8 watt amplifier - amzn.to/2UNKFnQ4400 mAh battery - amzn.to/2LmgEXR40mm speakers(2) - amzn.to/2UQVTYNpower button - amzn.to/2LlmDfIusb cables - amzn.to/2BnAtJP--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
How To Stain Poplar SimpleCove 2018-11-12 | In this woodworking video I show you how to stain poplar. Poplar can look awesome if you follow a few steps, first by prepping the surface. I sand with 80 grit, 120 grit and stop at 150 grit with my orbital sander. I take the end grain up to 220 grit since it absorbs more finish than the face grain. The 220 grit will burnish the surface and help even the color.Next I raise the grain by spraying water on the surface. After the water dries I sand with 150 grit on the face grain and 220 grit on the end grain.To prevent blotching I apply a pre-stain conditioner using a stain pad. I wipe away the excess and let it dry for 30 - 60 minutes.I next apply an amber dye stain and let it dry for 2-4 hoursNext I apply an Rosewood stain and wipe away the excess. I let it dry for 24 hours and then spray a few coats of shellac.Products used (affiliate links bellow):StainPad: amzn.to/2AYOPkPPre-stain conditioner : amzn.to/2Dzhz6aAmber Dye: amzn.to/2RITUDwRosewood Stain: amzn.to/2DxnpVPShellac: amzn.to/2RNAblZ80 Grit Sandpaper: amzn.to/2ODxnGi120 Grit Sandpaper: amzn.to/2FgsjIi150 Grit Sandpaper: amzn.to/2DzhL5o220 Grit Sandpaper: amzn.to/2T4ZyBe--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Modern Table | How-To Series | DIY Woodworking SimpleCove 2018-11-05 | In this video I show you how to build a modern side table. With a basic dowel jig, table saw and some scrap lumber you can make this table in a few days. The top is made out of 3/4" cherry while the base is a dyed mahogany. For the finish I first dyed the base using India ink and then wiped on 3 coats of a wiping varnish. For the top I wiped on 4 coats of the wiping varnish.Thanks to StainPad, the sponsor of todays video. Check the product out here: amzn.to/2PDxeHh (affiliate link). #woodworking #sponsored #modernsidetableProducts used in this video(affiliate links):StainPad - amzn.to/2PDxeHhDoweling Jig - amzn.to/2Rzt3tr3/8" Dowels - amzn.to/2SJpx13India Ink - amzn.to/2DjBcz2Arm-r-Seal Semi-Gloss Varnish - amzn.to/2qszUJJWood Glue - amzn.to/2SQicNkCircle Jig For Router - amzn.to/2Dm1IHZPlunge Router - amzn.to/2SMClUy1/2" Router Bit - amzn.to/2SL9kIQCarpet Tape - amzn.to/2PJR03QParts Used To Make TableAprons - 2 1/4" Wide X 10" Long X 3/4" Thick (QTY: 6)Legs - 2 1/4" Wide X 20 3/4" Long X 3/4" Thick (QTY 3)Top - 20" Round X 3/4" ThickFollow me on Instagram: instagram.com/simplecoveSubscribe to this channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
How To Cut Perfect Miters For Picture Frames And Boxes SimpleCove 2018-10-29 | In this Woodworking video I show you how I cut perfect miters for projects like picture frames and boxes.#woodworking #how-to #howtocutmitersThe most important step is to make sure your table saw is tuned up. First I make sure the miter fence is perpendicular to the saw blade and make a test cut. With the fence lined up I tilt the blade to 45 degrees and make yet another test cut to confirm. With the saw good to go I cut 4 pieces to 6 1/2" using a stop block on my miter gauge. Next I cut the miters on both ends and then glue the box up by putting glue on all miters.Items used in video(affiliate links below):Kreg Miter Gauge: amzn.to/2DanpL0Digital Angle Finder: amzn.to/2qgXadtBlue Tape Cutter: amzn.to/2SrJKInTitebond Glue: amzn.to/2SstqHnFour corner grain matching video from Guys Woodshop: youtube.com/watch?v=vW9Xr0NC2mM--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
DIY Floating Shelves SimpleCove 2018-10-22 | In todays Woodworking episode I show you how to make DIY Floating Shelves with LEDs.The wall shelves are made out of cherry and finished with 3 coats of a wipe on poly. The bottom shelf is 20" long, the vertical board is 9 1/2" long and the top board is 8 1/2" long. All three parts are 5 3/4" wide. I routed a 3/8" wide, 1/4" deep groove on the center of the boards for an battery powered LED strip. The joinery method for the shelves are reinforced miters.Thanks to Acme Tools for sponsoring this build video. You can find out more about Acme Tools by visiting http://bit.ly/AcmeToolsSimpleCove See detailed photos of this project: simplecove.com/960/diy-floating-shelves-with-ledsProducts used (affiliate links below):Table Saw: http://bit.ly/AcmeToolsSawStopJointer Planer Combo: http://bit.ly/JetJointerOrbital Sander: http://bit.ly/OrbitalSanderFestool Domino: http://shrsl.com/18g5lLED Strips(QTY: 2) : amzn.to/2PMOx5uWipe on Poly: amzn.to/2CY4iEcMounting Brackets: amzn.to/2S3Yihk3/8 Spiral Bit: amzn.to/2S6RUWzTitebond Glue: acmetools.com/shop/tools/franklin-5064Ceramic Geometric Planter Succulent : amzn.to/2S6RShuList of Materials(2) 1.125"x 5.75"x8.5" - Shorter Horizontal Board(2) 1.125"x5.75"x9.5" - Vertical Board(2) 1.125"x5.75"x20" - Longer Horizontal BoardSpline Jig Video: youtube.com/watch?v=evKRySPgq2gSubscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Comprehensive Guide To Woodworking Templates SimpleCove 2018-10-15 | In this woodworking video I cover how to make woodworking templates from start to finish, by hand. I begin by exporting sketchup components to an SVG file and then converting the SVG to PDF so that you can print it out and take it to the shop.For CNC services, contact Donny Carter donny@donnycarter.com. I used Donny for my barstool templates and he did a fantastic job. Great price and quick turnaround. Highly recommended.Materials used in this video (Amazon affiliate links below):Up-Cut Spiral Flush Trim Bit: amzn.to/2NGWffUStandard Flush Trim Bit: amzn.to/2RQqggCTop & Bottom Bearing Flush Trim Bit: amzn.to/2RPMoHWDouble Sided Tape: amzn.to/2pSVbvXBosch Router: amzn.to/2ROOHe7Router Bit Organizer Tray: amzn.to/2CJQj4OSketchup Extension: http://bit.ly/2CgH3UH#woodworking #handmade #cnc #sketchupforwoodworkersSubscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Buy a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
How To Make Modern Barstools SimpleCove 2018-10-08 | In this episode I show you how to build a set of modern barstools. This project started out in sketchup with me drawing the parts to have templates made on a CNC machine. Having the CNC'd templates really helped make this build faster and more efficient. The barstools are made to fit 43" high countertops that are in my kitchen, which explains why they look a little tall.The barstool was made out of cherry lumber and finished using a wipe on varnish. To see more pictures of the barstools: simplecove.com/954/modern-barstoolsThanks to Acme Tools for sponsoring this build video. You can find out more about Acme Tools by visiting http://bit.ly/AcmeToolsSimpleCove A Couple Of Tools I Used(affiliate links):Table Saw: http://bit.ly/AcmeToolsSawStopJointer Planer Combo: http://bit.ly/JetJointerOrbital Sander: http://bit.ly/OrbitalSanderSubscribe to my channel: http://bit.ly/SubScribeToMyChannel--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: http://bit.ly/SubScribeToMyChannel--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Curly Maple & Walnut Shoe Shine Box SimpleCove 2018-07-16 | In this video I make a nice curly maple and walnut box to hold my shoe shine products. To begin I resaw the curly maple down to multiple pieces for the box, lid and bottom panel. Next I cut the dovetails in the box parts using my Katz-Moses dovetail guide which I use often. Next I cut curves in the walnut pieces and finally a curve on the top panel to match. For the finish, I wiped on a few coats of Osmo PolyxDovetail Guide: http://bit.ly/KatzMosesDovetailGuide--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Tansu Inspired Chest | Woodworking SimpleCove 2018-07-02 | This chest was heavily inspired by the traditional Tansu style. It's made out of white oak with the internal compartments made out of walnut. The drawer fronts are made out of some heavily figured walnut. For the finish, I brushed on several coats of a 2 pound cut of blonde shellac.Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Inlay A Wooden Flower | Woodworking How-To SimpleCove 2018-05-31 | In this episode I show you how to inlay this sweet looking wooden flower! With a few basic rules, inlaying's not too difficult but it takes practice and a steady hand to master. Don't worry, if you're not getting great results, I also show you how to fix gaps around the inlay to help hide them. Trust me, I had several!Tools I Used(Affiliate links below help support my channel)Bosch Router amzn.to/2LcrKh53/8" Upcut Spiral Bit amzn.to/2J3zJw3Marking knife similar to mine amzn.to/2L7M3vQ1/4" Chisel amzn.to/2LbUJBB0.5mm Pencil amzn.to/2H77GKu--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
2018 Shop Tour Part 2 : The Q&A SimpleCove 2018-05-24 | In this video I answer questions from some of my Instagram followers about my shop! If you didn't catch part 1 of the shop tour, check it out here: youtube.com/watch?v=-mMA4ChigpYWhy aren't you following me on Instagram? http://www.instagram.com/simplecove--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
2018 Shop Tour | Woodworking Shop Tour SimpleCove 2018-05-21 | It's 2018 and I've had a few things change around the shop so I figured I would shoot a shop tour to show you my setup. I work out of a 2 car garage that measures 21 feet wide by 22 feet long with 10 foot ceilings. Guy Dunlap - Guys Woodshop - youtube.com/user/GuysWoodshopSimpleCove Guild - simplecoveguild.comLathe Cabinet Build video - youtube.com/watch?v=sqK1m7IXhYASandpaper Cabinet Build video - youtube.com/watch?v=N9J3Fs78XqoAssembly Table Build Video - youtube.com/watch?v=KQBprBL545gTools/Supplies mentioned in this video(affiliate links below)Katz-Moses Dovetail Guides - http://bit.ly/KatzMosesDovetailGuideGrizzly G0548ZP - amzn.to/2IUHaZQJet JJP12 Jointer/Planer Combo - amzn.to/2LhacRqJet Parallel clamps - amzn.to/2LiC3RxBessey Parallel Clamps - amzn.to/2rYFNiVBessey F-Clamps - amzn.to/2ICZQcUBessey UniKlamp - amzn.to/2Izhoe8Irwin Quick Clamps - amzn.to/2IBBcO4Incra Router Lift - amzn.to/2wZsR1aBosch 1617EVS Router - amzn.to/2ID00RyHitachi C12RSH - amzn.to/2rWovD2iVac plugin - amzn.to/2IW2aizJet 1221VS Lathe - amzn.to/2ke1NlGLathe Bed Extension - amzn.to/2LfVRVsGeneral Finishes Arm-r-seal Varnish - amzn.to/2ID5EmQSawStop PCS31230 Table Saw - amzn.to/2kb5to4Foam Router Bit Tray - amzn.to/2IYHDKg--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
How To Make A Picture Frame SimpleCove 2018-04-30 | In this episode I show you how to make this padauk and maple picture frame.The build starts by making the maple matte. Typically, picture frames have a cardboard matte, but I wanted to change it up and make one out of wood. I chose maple as it's a nice contrasting wood paired with the padauk.I used Osmo Polyx as the finish, applying it with a 3m white buffing pad.For more pictures: simplecove.com/867/how-to-make-a-picture-frameUnique products used in this build(amazon affiliate links below help support my channel):Glazier points: amzn.to/2Fs6XCRD-ring hangers: amzn.to/2HFS81oPicture hanging wire: amzn.to/2rasqLsKreg Miter Gauge: amzn.to/2HC4YSrHitachi Miter Saw: amzn.to/2jg22frRabbeting Bit Set: amzn.to/2Ft9TioBottom bearing flush trim bit: amzn.to/2JEf1CYTop bearing flush trim bit: amzn.to/2r9GtSiMicroJig Gripper push block: amzn.to/2jimdJUNon Affiliate links:Studley Tool Cabinet Poster: http://bit.ly/StudleyToolCabinetPoster--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
How To Make A Walnut Cutting Board SimpleCove 2018-04-23 | In this episode I show you how to make a simple walnut cutting board. I begin by making the template that I drew up in sketchup by gluing the paper template to a piece of 1/4" MDF. Next I cut the template to size by first cutting the angles at the table saw and then cut the curves at the band saw. With the template complete, I can now use it to make the actual walnut cutting board. I begin by milling the walnut to 1 1/4" thick and then trace the template on the walnut board. Next I cut the walnut board to rough shape at the miter saw and band saw and then using a flush trim bit, I make the walnut the same exact shape as the template.Finally I apply a few coats of finish and the board is done!Follow me on instagram: instagram.com/simplecoveProducts and Tools used in this video (affiliate links):amazon.com/shop/simplecove----------------------------------------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Modern Walnut Coffee Table SimpleCove 2018-04-16 | In this episode, I show you how I built my modern walnut coffee table. The top is made out of a solid slab that I flattened using a router sled and the base features bent laminated curved aprons and tapered legs. For the finish, I used a wiping varnish, applying 4 coats to the top and 3 coats to the base.See more photos of the coffee table: simplecove.com/861/modern-walnut-coffee-tableTools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Cherry Wall Cabinet Guild Build Finale - Applying Shellac/Varnish & Hanging The Cabinet SimpleCove 2018-02-25 | In part 5 of the cherry wall cabinet guild build I show you how I finish both the cabinet and the back panel. For the cabinet, I apply a wiping varnish but for the back panel, since I wanted to keep it bright and white, I brushed a 2 pound cut of blonde shellac. It's a packed video which I think you will really enjoy!For more information about this series and to download the free plans, head on over to the guild: simplecove.com/guild/cherry-wall-cabinetThis guild build was in collaboration with Popular Woodworking Magazine: http://www.popularwoodworking.com--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Cherry Wall Cabinet Guild Build Part 4 - Glass Panels, Veneering & Door Pulls! SimpleCove 2018-02-21 | In part 4 of the cherry wall cabinet guild build I show you how to install the glass in the doors, cover the basics of veneering for the back panel and designing and installing the door pulls. It's a packed video which I think you will really enjoy!For more information about this series and to download the free plans, head on over to the guild: simplecove.com/guild/cherry-wall-cabinetThis guild build was in collaboration with Popular Woodworking Magazine: http://www.popularwoodworking.com--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Cherry Wall Cabinet Guild Build Part 3 - Case glue up, back rabbet and hinge installation! SimpleCove 2018-02-13 | In part 3 of the cherry wall cabinet guild build I show you how to glue up the case, route a rabbet on the back side of the case for the back panel, install the hinges and fit the doors. It's a packed video which I think you will really enjoy!For more information about this series and to download the free plans, head on over to the guild: simplecove.com/guild/cherry-wall-cabinetThis guild build was in collaboration with Popular Woodworking Magazine: http://www.popularwoodworking.com--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Cherry Wall Cabinet Guild Build Part 2: Bridal Joint Doors SimpleCove 2018-02-06 | In part 2 of the Cherry Wall Cabinet guild build, I measure the cabinet opening for the doors. For the door joinery I show you how to cut bridal joints using a shop made jig.For more information about this series and to download the free plans, head on over to the guild: simplecove.com/guild/cherry-wall-cabinetThis guild build was in collaboration with Popular Woodworking Magazine: http://www.popularwoodworking.com--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
Cherry Wall Cabinet Guild Build Part 1 SimpleCove 2018-01-31 | In collaboration with Popular Woodworking Magazine, I'm sharing with you my cherry wall cabinet guild build. This is going to be a 5 part long format series showing you step by step how to build the cabinet. For more information and to download the plans, click here:http://bit.ly/CherryWallCabinetGuildBuildytPopular Woodworking Magazine: http://www.popularwoodworking.comSupplies used in this video(afilliate links)Dovetail bit: amzn.to/2DMwQgy3/16" spiral bit: amzn.to/2DK4rrj45 degree chamfer bit: amzn.to/2Eo5KxqOther products/tools I use: amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
How To Build A Wooden Sheath | Damascus Steel Knife Sheath SimpleCove 2017-12-14 | In this build video I show you how I made two wooden sheaths for my new Damascus steel knife that I recently purchased. I made one sheath out of curly maple and the other out of an exotic wood called Chechen. I wanted the maple to be a contrasting look and the Chechen to be something that matched the color of the handle of the knife.To make the sheath I begin by resawing the lumber at the band saw. Next I run the boards through my drum sander to take them down to their final thickness. Over at the table saw I cut the pieces to their final widths and lengths.To remove the waste where the knife will go, I first trace the blade on to the handles and then using an 1/8" router bit, I remove the waste. To protect the knife while it's in the sheath, I put flocking on the inside. I did that by applying the glue, and then shooting the flock on to the glue to dry.Finally, I routed a chamfer on 4 edges of the sheath and then applied a couple coats of a wipe on poly.Let me know which sheath you think looks better with the knife in a comment below.--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383To use this video in a commercial player or in broadcasts, please email licensing@storyful.com
3 Different Veneered Boxes SimpleCove 2017-12-06 | Support what I do by buying a SimpleCove T-Shirt on Amazon! http://amzn.to/2BG4SShIn this video I share my process in making 3 different veneered boxes. The boxes are walnut, cherry and maple and each have a veneered panel for their lids and base.The maple box was finished using a water based top coat to keep the color of the wood as close to natural as possible. The other two boxes were finished with a garnet dewaxed shellac.--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
How To Make A Mobile Lathe Cart | Woodworking How-To SimpleCove 2017-11-21 | This lathe cart is made out of 2 sheets of 3/4" plywood and less than half a sheet of 1/4" plywood for the drawer bottoms. The lathe stand is 30" high, 16" deep and 60" long. I breakdown the plywood using my track saw and then assembled the whole case using the kreg pocket hole system. It's a quick and easy project you can knock out in a couple of weekends.Download the Cut List: simplecove.com/785/mobile-lathe-cartHelp support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirtTools/Supplies Used (affiliate links help support what I do):10" Drawer Slides: http://amzn.to/2zTyiPzLocking Casters: http://amzn.to/2z7MP6GRight Angle Corner Clamps: http://amzn.to/2iD0A6QBosch Router: http://amzn.to/2BaeHYXTable Top Router Bit Ogee: http://amzn.to/2z8GxngOx Hair Brush For Shellac: http://amzn.to/2z96CmdKreg Pocket Hole Jig: http://amzn.to/2iC8k9gKreg Cabinet Hardware Jig: http://amzn.to/2iDblGeKreg Face Clamp: http://amzn.to/2BaTzlpKreg Shelf Pin Hole Jig: http://amzn.to/2iBFYvUMakita Track Saw: http://amzn.to/2z8e6FUJet Lathe: http://amzn.to/2zW94Q3Jet Lathe Bed Extension: http://amzn.to/2Bb0riQRoller Stands: http://amzn.to/2jKCI4CDado Blade: http://amzn.to/2zV8wKmPush Pads: http://amzn.to/2zYgNxfPower Drill: http://amzn.to/2zYkjY618 Gauge Brad Nailer: http://amzn.to/2zVuwEKKreg Miter Gauge With Stop Block: http://amzn.to/2z8rxFOIrwin Clamps: http://amzn.to/2zWSUXa1 1/4" Pocket Hole Screws: http://amzn.to/2zX0vET--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
How To Make A Right Angle Clamping Jig | Woodworking How-To SimpleCove 2017-11-03 | While making my assembly table I was quickly reminded that when joining 2 large panels at a 90 degree angle, It's a pain in the butt! To make this an easier task for future projects, I knocked out a few of these right angle clamping jigs. Using scrap 3/4" plywood/MDF, I was able to batch out 8 of the jigs in under an hour. The jigs are 12" x 12" x 3/4"For detailed photos and more information: simplecove.com/770/right-angle-clamping-jig--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
How To Make Custom Walnut End Tables | How-To Woodworking SimpleCove 2017-10-25 | I was recently commissioned to build a couple of end tables by the same client that purchased the live edge bench that I built a few months ago. This video shows the build process.More detail on the end tables can be found here: simplecove.com/763/custom-walnut-end-tablesCheck out the latest SimpleCove contest: simplecove.com/contestDont forget to follow me on Instagram to keep up with behind the scenes photos of what i'm working on: http://www.instagram.com/simplecove--------------------------------Help support what I do by buying a SimpleCove t-shirt! http://bit.ly/SCWoodworkingShirt--------------------------------Tools I Use (affiliate):amazon.com/shop/simplecove--------------------------------See more projects like this on my website: http://www.simplecove.com--------------------------------Subscribe to my channel: youtube.com/channel/UCmlRWK6jRFi2No_gDBDjwow?sub_confirmation=1--------------------------------Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/simplecoveTwitter: http://twitter.com/simplecoveFacebook: http://facebook.com/simplecovePinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/simplecove--------------------------------Sean WalkerPO Box 1502Versailles, KY 40383
