Woodworking YouTubersHand tools such as handsaws, planes and scrapers are very different than their motorized counterparts. They generate less dust, less noise, and require a different skill set. These differences may reduce your chance of health problems, the chance of hearing loss, and may provide a sense of accomplishment that power tools can not provide. Developing the skill set to use hand tools correctly to produce fine woodworking projects or wood art takes time and practice, but some find it much more rewarding than power tool woodworking.
James Wright (from Wood By Wright and Wood By Wright How 2 on YouTube) decided to take up all hand tool woodworking after moving to a home with no space for a full shop. He now shares the joy of hand tools on his YouTube channels.
The Joy of Hand Tools as Shared by James Wright - @Wood By WrightWoodworking YouTubers2022-06-07 | Hand tools such as handsaws, planes and scrapers are very different than their motorized counterparts. They generate less dust, less noise, and require a different skill set. These differences may reduce your chance of health problems, the chance of hearing loss, and may provide a sense of accomplishment that power tools can not provide. Developing the skill set to use hand tools correctly to produce fine woodworking projects or wood art takes time and practice, but some find it much more rewarding than power tool woodworking.
James Wright (from Wood By Wright and Wood By Wright How 2 on YouTube) decided to take up all hand tool woodworking after moving to a home with no space for a full shop. He now shares the joy of hand tools on his YouTube channels.
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We are not lawyers or tax experts and no information in the video/livestream should be considered as professional advice.Did he just say ELEPHANT SHAPED?Woodworking YouTubers2023-04-03 | Suman from @WoodcraftBySuman says he is making something elephant shaped. Full video here youtube.com/live/mQfi3li3LXM
#woodworkingintriguing Thumbnails That GET THE VIEW - with The Evening WoodworkerWoodworking YouTubers2023-03-28 | Jared is getting millions of views. How does he do it? And how does he get so much done as the Evening Woodworker? We will find out.
Jared is an engineer by day and a woodworker by night... usually after the kids are in bed and before the neighbors call the cops!
His channel is about all things woodworking. He does project build videos, how-to videos, shop setup and shop layout videos, tip & tricks, and tool reviews of the stuff he uses. He works in a small shop in 1 bay of his garage. If you want to improve your woodworking and get inspired with some creative projects and innovative designs, go join Jared as a fellow evening woodworker and make some sawdust!
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or see all the available videos and previous livestreams here: youtube.com/c/WoodworkingYouTubers/videoswho cares about TikTok?Woodworking YouTubers2023-03-26 | With over 100k followers on Instagram and a growingh audience on YouTube, Suman from @WoodcraftBySuman gives his opinion on his TikTok account.
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or see all the available videos and previous livestreams here: youtube.com/c/WoodworkingYouTubers/videosYouTube Shorts Versus Instagram Reels - Suman Sarkers AdviceWoodworking YouTubers2023-03-21 | YouTube shorts is now averaging over 50 billion daily views, up from 30 billion in Q1 2022. With that being said, short form content seems to be here to stay. Suman Sarker has succeeded with high number of Instagram reels views and is quickly growing a YouTube channel. We will discuss how to captivate a viewing audience in 10 seconds.
Also, how do you repurpose content for YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, and Tiktok?
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00:00:00 Intro 00:06:50 Jon from Lincoln St. Woodworks Became Full Time Content Creator 00:07:20 Will Suman Go Full Time as Content Creator 00:08:11 What to consider before going full time creator 00:22:28 Using Text on Screen in Short Form Content 00:26:26 Repurpose Long Form Content to Short Form 00:28:19 What are the trends of content length on YouTube/Instagram? 00:32:33 Thumbnail Strategy 00:35:45 Instagram or YouTube? Go!!! 00:39:47 The YouTube Shorts are not paying well 00:42:04 Why did you focus on Instagram? 00:44:08 Post same videos to YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels? 00:45:10 Sandy from MacKenzie Lumbermill is Batching 20 videos in April 00:47:31 Different Strategies for Instagram and YouTube 00:49:48 Use B-roll for short form content 00:51:09 Suman's 2023 strategy on YouTube 00:56:40 What is your Avatar? Why? 00:58:28 What should we do to improve our short form content? 01:02:53 Jon from Lincoln St Woodworks or Scott WalshPiecing Together a Business - Eric from Spencley Design Co.Woodworking YouTubers2023-03-14 | Eric Spencley from Spencley Design Co. has a goal to make woodworking a fun and exciting outlet for everyone regardless of skill level. Without formal education in woodworking, Eric is building a woodworking based content creation business that includes plans for sale, merchandise, and videos for your viewing pleasure (and your woodworking education).
Eric is building a business as he builds up his shop, makes useful shop projects, shares tips/techniques, and builds other projects. Eric typically uploads 2-3 videos a month since they take so long to produce but also shares content on Instagram. (instagram.com/spencleydesignco)
Eric tries to make woodworking a fun and exciting outlet for everyone regardless of your skill level, but If you need even more detail than what is provided in his videos, be sure to check out the full PDF plans that he has for all of my builds on his website. (spencleydesignco.com/store)
Eric’s YouTube channel has 193 videos and 17.6 Million Views. He has 113k followers on Instagram. He has plans and Check out Spencley Design Co. for yourself. You might even find some exclusive discounts for some great retailers.
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or see all the available videos and previous livestreams here: youtube.com/c/WoodworkingYouTubers/videosShould You Go to a WorkBenchCon? Honest Pro and Con ReviewWoodworking YouTubers2023-03-07 | The 2023 WorkBenchCon (aka Work Bench Conference) is over and we are reflecting on the value and who benefits most from attending the WBC.
There were sessions, speakers, and lots of networking. It was held at The Renaissance Waverly Hotel. WorkBenchCon is a conference for makers and many YouTube creators in maker/woodworker niches attend.
My guest is AJ from AJ Built This (@AJBuiltThis ). He and I were at the conference and attended different sessions. Check out his chanel below.
youtube.com/@AJBuiltThis
#WBCmakers #WorkBenchCon #WorkBenchConference
The host is RT Branham (aka Married Man) from Married Man Woodworking (@MarriedManWoodworking)
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or see all the available videos and previous livestreams here: youtube.com/c/WoodworkingYouTubers/videosThe Last Day of WorkBenchCon 2023Woodworking YouTubers2023-03-05 | Day 3 sessions of 2023 WorkBenchCon (aka Work Bench Con). What did we learn and what can we do with this information.
Day 3 at WorkBenchCon is complete. There were sessions, speakers, and lots of networking. We are staying at the The Renaissance Waverly Hotel. WorkBenchCon is a conference for makers and many YouTube creators in maker/woodworker niches attend.
#WBCmakers
The host is RT Branham (aka Married Man) from Married Man Woodworking (@MarriedManWoodworking)
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Day 2 at WorkBenchCon is complete. There were sessions, games, music, and lots of networking. We are staying at the The Renaissance Waverly Hotel. WorkBenchCon is a conference for makers and many YouTube creators in maker/woodworker niches attend.
#WBCmakers
The host is RT Branham (aka Married Man) from Married Man Woodworking (@MarriedManWoodworking)
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Day 1 at WorkBenchCon is complete. We are staying at the The Renaissance Waverly Hotel. WorkBenchCon is a conference for makers and many YouTube creators in maker/woodworker niches attend.
#WBCmakers
The host is RT Branham (aka Married Man) from Married Man Woodworking (@MarriedManWoodworking)
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Remember: Safety is your responsibility. This video is for entertainment purposes only.Dont Give Viewers a Chance to LEAVE - Advice for YouTube Video CreatorsWoodworking YouTubers2023-02-22 | With over 2 million subscribers, Cam from @BlacktailStudio tells us not to annoy our viewers and don't give viewers a chance to leave. In other words, don't be boring and get to the subject of the video.Thumbnails and Titles for Blacktail StudioWoodworking YouTubers2023-02-20 | With over 2 Million Subscribers, Cam from Blacktail Studio shares his thoughts about thumbnails and titles on his YouTube videos. Enjoy!!!
@BlacktailStudio is awesome. Make sure to check it out.DONT BE ANNOYING in your videosWoodworking YouTubers2023-02-19 | With over 2 million subscribers, Cam from @BlacktailStudio tells us not to annoy our viewers. He references and contrasts against the style of Jason from @Bourbonmoth. Great advice for most of us.
Nate was my guest. His channel is @ChannelMakers .Joe Walshs GuitarWoodworking YouTubers2023-02-16 | Would you have bought Joe Walsh's guitar? at a discount price? David Picciuto of @MakeSomething YouTube channel told us how he was buying a guitar - only to find that the guitar was previously owned by legendary musician and songwriter Joe Walsh. Joe Walsh's career included being a member of the James Gang, the Eagles, and the Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band in addition to being a successful solo artist. David Picciuto is a successful maker and YouTube star who, in my opinion, is a legendary story teller.
Nate was my guest. His channel is @ChannelMakers.Recreating Album Art for a Collaboration? - Makers Rock with Matt HaasWoodworking YouTubers2023-02-07 | Makers Rock is multi-year collaboration of woodworkers and makers where each participant recreates album art. Let's discuss.
Benefits
Grow your YouTube audience! You will get a LOT of new viewers checking out your channel!
Elevate yourself in the Maker community! You’ll collaborate with many other Makers!
It’s FUN! Like… a LOT of fun!
What is Makers Rock?
YouTubers recreate album art (ex: approximately 12″ x 12″ vinyl album cover) using any material and then give it away to someone in their audience.
All participants publish videos to their YouTube channels on the same day! We flood YouTube with Makers Rock videos!
All participants link to (and promote) other participants. It’s like a normal collaboration with a single person… but with MANY others simultaneously!
Each participant will either randomly give away their artwork to one of their audience members -or- provide $50 USD. Giveaways are very popular and also help grow your channel!
To join the Makers Rock Collab, friend Matt Haas on Facebook and he will help connect you to the private Facebook group.
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#makersrock #makersrock2023Woodworking, Maker, and YouTuber Q&A -|- Live with Billy Newton from Newton MakesWoodworking YouTubers2023-01-31 | Bill Newton from Newton Makes YouTube channel is live with RT from Married Man Woodworking. Billy is a woodworker and a maker that also makes videos to share with you. Learn how Billy has grown a successful business and YouTube channels.
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What Happens When You Work Hard at DIY, Woodworking, and YouTube? Dylan from Woodbrew Knows youtu.be/gaNgj0eY0Qg
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Rex Krueger is Making Woodwork Fun and Shared a Big Surprise with Us youtu.be/u509-5w4qdA
or see all the available videos and previous livestreams here: youtube.com/c/WoodworkingYouTubers/videosMaking Quality Videos so YOU can Build Beautiful Things - Drew Witt from WittworksWoodworking YouTubers2023-01-24 | You can build beautiful things with joy and Drew Witt is on a mission to help. Drew does that by making high-quality and creative videos that highlight different tools. Join us for this live conversation.
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or see all the available videos and previous livestreams here: youtube.com/c/WoodworkingYouTubers/videos[BUILD]-[LEARN]-[REPEAT] - Matt from MWA Woodworks is Our GuestWoodworking YouTubers2023-01-10 | Working with wood and building a YouTube channel can be challenging. Matt from MWA Woodworks is successful at both. He shares his woodworking knowledge on YouTube and has grown his channel to over 170,000 subscribers. He has videos on building cabinets, cutting boards, shop jigs, furniture and other projects. He also has videos on tools, finishes, and how to make your shop more efficient. All this is shared to help make you a better woodworker.
How did Matt start woodworking? How/why did he start a YouTube channel? Why is he so successful while others are struggling? What are his income streams and which ones are successful for him? These and other questions will be addressed in our interview. See you there.
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or see all the available videos and previous livestreams here: youtube.com/c/WoodworkingYouTubers/videosGoals and TargetsWoodworking YouTubers2023-01-03 | Happy New Year!!! Let's discuss goals and targets. Where will your business be in a year, five years, or even 10 years. Whether you have a woodworking business or a YouTube channel, setting goals is a key part of success.
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Collaborations among YouTube channels can be fun and rewarding - or can they? Let's discuss collaborations, tools, and projects among several woodworkers and makers.
Fabulous creators collaborated on a Secret Santa project. They will be my guests.
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What Happens When You Work Hard at DIY, Woodworking, and YouTube? Dylan from Woodbrew Knows youtu.be/gaNgj0eY0Qg
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Rex Krueger is Making Woodwork Fun and Shared a Big Surprise with Us youtu.be/u509-5w4qdA
or see all the available videos and previous livestreams here: youtube.com/c/WoodworkingYouTubers/videos731 Woodworks (Matt and Amy) is Helping You Chase Your DreamsWoodworking YouTubers2022-12-06 | Matt and Amy Outlaw are helping woodworkers and tool enthusiasts chase their dreams on the @731Woodworks YouTube channel. Matt shares DIY and how-to woodworking projects to help creators at all levels develop skills and make wonderful projects. Matt and Amy also inspire thousands of people each week on the Live Edge livestream/podcast.
From the 731 Woodworks YouTube channel:
I love woodworking tools and enjoy making content featuring cool tools I find. I give out woodworking advice and discuss how to grow a woodworking business and make money woodworking. I also say things like tubafour, onebafour and wompyjawed. I'm from Arkansas, born and raised. I proudly speak country. We have fun on this channel and share what has and has not worked for us as we build a business. We are the owners of 731woodworks.com where you will find woodworking plans and additional resources, high-quality photos of the products as well as our online store.
This is the first time that Matt and Amy have been on this livestream together, but each one has been on the livestream previously.
This is the second time that Matt has been on the livestream. Watch the first time here: youtu.be/YFU0A1NwXHE
This is the second time that Amy has been on the livestream. Watch the first time here: youtu.be/6TIx3ZUG3eg
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Growing Fast on YouTube - with Joey Cousineau from the One Way To Make Channel youtu.be/W4iRFt69xBg
Helping you become a better woodworker with Jason Bent - Bent's Woodworking & More youtu.be/cfhts09er-8
What Happens When You Work Hard at DIY, Woodworking, and YouTube? Dylan from Woodbrew Knows youtu.be/gaNgj0eY0Qg
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Rex Krueger is Making Woodwork Fun and Shared a Big Surprise with Us youtu.be/u509-5w4qdA
or see all the available videos and previous livestreams here: youtube.com/c/WoodworkingYouTubers/videosSave BIG on Tool Purchases - Woodworking YouTubers LivestreamWoodworking YouTubers2022-11-29 | You can save lots of money on tools by buying blemished tools. I found a Direct Tools store and made a purchase. Now I wanted to share this and other information with you. I am not affiliated with Direct Tool Outlets.
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We are not lawyers or tax experts and no information in the video/livestream should be considered as professional advice.Growing Fast on YouTube - with Joey Cousineau from the One Way To Make ChannelWoodworking YouTubers2022-10-25 | There is always more than one way to make anything. Joey, from the One Way to Make YouTube channel has grown quickly on YouTube while sharing one way to make things at a time in his videos.
From Joey's YouTube channel:
We are here to learn and teach different ways to make things, most of our content will surround woodworking and woodworking related subjects, but we will occasionally branch out into other types of making as well, our intentions are not to teach the fastest, best, cheapest, or only way to make something but just one way to make it. We're always eager to learn new processes and learn from our mistakes, please feel free to reach out with any questions or thoughts, get subscribed so you don't miss new videos, and like and share the videos you enjoy so we can grow and share the information and encouragement to all who are interested. Thanks again, and enjoy the videos. @OneWayToMake
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DIY Your Way to 250,000 Subscribers - Live with Brent from BYOTools (Bring Your Own Tools): youtu.be/YDy_GCBHbFI
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One Year as a Full-Time YouTuber with Sponsors, Other Income streams, and Adsense (with Chris from A Glimpse Inside YouTube channel): youtu.be/tmxfHLijBvk
Channel Makers - Make More Engaging Videos (with Nate from the Channel Makers YouTube channel): youtu.be/XoKAKgLDeRU
On YouTube You Adapt or Die with Steve Ramsey - Woodworking for Mere Mortals: youtu.be/e55Kmq-jCtU
You Can Make This Too - What do you want to make? (with Caleb from the You Can Make This Too YouTube channel): youtu.be/RHzUlti_auk
or see all the available videos and previous livestreams here: youtube.com/c/WoodworkingYouTubers/videosSuccess with YouTube, Business, and Life - With Dylan from WoodbrewWoodworking YouTubers2022-10-17 | Entrepreneurs Dylan and Molly worked hard to go full time with their DIY, woodworking, and YouTube businesses. Dylan from the Woodbrew channel is our guest.
Dylan and Molly from Woodbrew have been making videos on YouTube since 2016 and it has been quite the journey. They were able to make this a full-time job in 2018. They make project plans to help beginners out who want to save money and DIY it themselves!
Do you feel successful? How did successful people get where they are now? How to be successful on YouTube. We are going to have issues, so do what you are passionate about.
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We are not lawyers or tax experts and no information in the video/livestream should be considered as professional advice.Helping you become a better woodworker with Jason Bent - Bents Woodworking & MoreWoodworking YouTubers2022-10-11 | If you are looking to expand your woodworking knowledge and skills then consider subscribing to Bent's Woodworking & More YouTube channel. Jason Bent is the man behind Bent's Woodworking and More. What you will find on his channel is videos showing tips and tricks, how-to's, product reviews, product overviews, build videos, DIY, and more. YouTube is such a integral part of Jason's woodworking journey and Jason wants to give back to the community.
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What Happens When You Work Hard at DIY, Woodworking, and YouTube? Dylan from Woodbrew Knows youtu.be/gaNgj0eY0Qg
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Rex Krueger is Making Woodwork Fun and Shared a Big Surprise with Us youtu.be/u509-5w4qdA
or see all the available videos and previous livestreams here: youtube.com/c/WoodworkingYouTubers/videosDont Live in Fear - Quit Your Day Job and Live Out Your Woodworking Dreams with guest Jerill VanceWoodworking YouTubers2022-10-04 | After 32 years on the job, Jerill Vance walked away from the chemical industry and went back to college at the age of 55. It was time to take a chance and pursue his dreams. Jerill Vance is the only person in West Virginia to receive an Associate Degree in Fine Woodworking. He graduated from New River Community College in December 2010. This leap of faith and entrepreneurial spirit resulted in Jerrill's current accomplishments. He is designing and building furniture, has a PBS woodworking show, is growing a YouTube channel, and pursuing opportunities to share/teach the art of woodworking.
Jerrill Vance was born in West Virginia, where he learned carpentry skills early in life from his father and grandfather. At the age of 14, Jerrill was a carpenter's helper. In 1977, Jerrill began working in the chemical industry in research and development. He set up a small woodshop in the basement of the house he built in 1979. He has expanded his woodworking knowledge ever since.
In 1990 Jerrill joined the newly formed Valley Woodworkers of WV, Society of American Period Furniture Makers in 2005 and Mountaineer Woodturners in 2010.
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Woodworking YouTubers is a channel for those that enjoy interviews with woodworkers, makers. creators, and artists that have YouTube channels or social media related to these niches. We also have interviews with those that have insights on how to grow a YouTube channel. If you like this livestream, you may also like watching one of our previous livestreams:
What Happens When You Work Hard at DIY, Woodworking, and YouTube? Dylan from Woodbrew Knows youtu.be/gaNgj0eY0Qg
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Rex Krueger is Making Woodwork Fun and Shared a Big Surprise with Us youtu.be/u509-5w4qdA
or see all the available videos and previous livestreams here: youtube.com/c/WoodworkingYouTubers/videosWhat Happens When You Work Hard at DIY, Woodworking, and YouTube? Dylan from Woodbrew KnowsWoodworking YouTubers2022-09-27 | Entrepreneurs Dylan and Molly worked hard to go full time with their DIY, woodworking, and YouTube businesses. Dylan from the Woodbrew channel will be our guest.
Dylan and Molly from Woodbrew have been making videos on YouTube since 2016 and it has been quite the journey. They were able to make this a full-time job in 2018. They make project plans to help beginners out who want to save money and DIY it themselves!
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Woodworking Trivia Includes: - What is the definition of a hardwood? - Which is a softwood? - Which is NOT a correct pairing of a wood with its color? - What is the primary way that Japanese saws (JS) differ from US saws?
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Why do we make videos in the first place?
What are you contributing to your viewers with your videos?
How does an upload schedule add pressure to the creator and how does it impact audience expectations?
How do you get motivated?
How do you avoid burnout?
How do your own goals cause stress in your life? How do you manage this stress?
Companies call it work/life balance. How do we reach YouTube/Life balance?
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Here are some items we may discuss:
Build videos
o Build videos are dead in the traditional sense - or otherwise a gamble
o Throwing stuff at the wall and seeing what sticks
o “I need to build this, so I’m going to make a video about it because someone might like to see it” – Is this the wrong attitude?
Malecki-style videos
o Pure entertainment
o The thought was to show more personality on camera with more authenticity.
o Fun, goofy, quick, spastic – editing for a younger or less patient demographic
o This wasn’t right for the woodworking space, at least not at my level although it does work for Malecki
o At least the build videos provide some value to the audience. Do these videos provide value at all?
o These videos can be time-intensive in the editing stage since there was no prep-work and no script. Had to cobble something together in the edit.
- Instructional videos
o The first couple did not do well – stick with something for long enough to
know it is or isn’t working
o Retaining elements of my previous styles (or familiar styles in the
woodworking space) keeps a sense of familiarity in my videos, even if I pivot.
▪ Keep the ‘build’, but maybe in the background, or “B-story”
▪ Keep the goofiness, try and keep the authenticity
o Value packed content
o Broad and familiar topics while packaging it with a unique paradigm.
o Everything is scripted in advanced
How to know when to pivot and make a change?
- When the numbers don’t show growth
o Don’t blame it on the audience, don’t blame it on YouTube, or the almighty
“Algorithm”.
- Comments
o Don’t ignore the negative comments, whether said constructively or not,
there is an underlying truth to how the commenter felt about your content
How does video style impact productivity?
- Filming a build-video or an entertainment-style video without a plan in advance can make a nightmare in the editing.
- Preparing a script for an instructional video will make a much more efficient filming process and editing process. It does make more time up front but overall it’s
quicker.
How video style impacts authenticity
- It’s much harder to show personality when doing a voice over for a build video - Jason Hibbs does this very well. I don’t think I did this very well
- It’s hard to show personality when reading from a teleprompter in an instructional
video
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Each of our guests have recently exceeded 1000 subscribers on their channels. Check them out!!!
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Descriiption of the @DashWithAshinCanada and why you should describe: Ash has side hustles and loves making YouTube videos and building YouTube communities. Ash is Dashing & Documenting along the way. This is part time work for Ash for fun and savings. Her side hustles include DoorDash , Uber Eats , Instacart and Skip the Dishes. She creats videos as she delivers. Visit the channel here: youtube.com/c/DashWithAshinCanada
Description of the @Andyhhhdx channel and why you should subscribe: Welcome to the Andyhhhdx Youtube which is here to support YOU. We create product reviews of technology items which are available at affordable prices to help you create content. As well as that we create "how to" beginner guides to help you become more creative! Do you want affordable technology but unsure if it's worth it? Enjoy learning about software but need a no nonsense guide? Then you are in the right place! Visit the channel here: youtube.com/c/Andyhhhdx/featured
Note that Ash also had a channel called @ConsistentAsh
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Items that may be discussed:
- Software for manual control of your phone:
- Finding the Best vlogging Camera
- More Serious Cameras
- Higher end mirrorless cameras like the EOS R5, Sony A7 series.
If lenses are not weather sealed, expect internals to get dusty.
-FLIP SCREENS are invaluable for a one-person production team.
-Cameras with remote (using phone or a physical remote) are tremendously valuable
Camera Settings:
For manual control of your camera, there are three primary areas you need to learn: Shutter Speed, aperture, and ISO. All three of these parameters play a role in the exposure (aka "brightness") of your final image.
If using manual control, your shutter speed should be appx 2x your frame rate. So if you're shooting 24fps, shutter speed should be 1/50th of a second. Conversely, if you're shooting 30fps, your shutter speed should be 1/60th of a second. Keep the shutter speed locked and adjust aperture and ISO to properly expose your scene.
LIGHTS
Pay attention to color temperature and color rendering index.
Size of the light source matters. Bigger the light, the more soft it tends to be. You can also use softboxes to soften (aka scatter) the light. Softer lights produce a more pleasing look.
Shop lights: 85+ CRI is ideal. None go greater than 88CRI with exception to American greenlights.
Inexpensive all-around: GVM 600S (90W 3200-5600k CRI 97+).
Multi light setup: GVM 800D or equivalent
TIPS
Get creative with your camera angles- show people a fresh perspective. People will find it much more enjoyable to watch. This increases engagement and adds perceived value to viewers.
Joseph Mullins is a professional that has worked on Adult Swim, CNN, and Cartoon Network. He now has the JoJaqs YouTube channel. Joseph grew up loving TV. He majored in broadcasting in college. When he first went to WorkbenchCon he realized that woodworkers on YouTube were trying to teach woodworkers how to make video. He is now making content for content creators. Woodworkers can best learn woodworking from a woodworker. Imagine learning how to produce video from a video expert who knows how to do working. Joseph is currently working on a series of videos that serve as a boot camp for video production.
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We are not lawyers or tax experts and no information in the video/livestream should be considered as professional advice.Pre-production Process for YouTubeWoodworking YouTubers2022-05-24 | When you master the pre-production process for YouTube videos then you will reduce post-production editing time by planning your video project like a professional. Brainstorming, building an outline, constructing a storyboard, defining the script, and preparing the shot list will be covered in this video. We will discuss how to plan your video and how to apply techniques from the professionals. Next week we will discuss how to edit like a pro and other post-production skills.
Joseph Mullins is a professional that has worked on Adult Swim, CNN, and Cartoon Network. He now has the JoJaqs YouTube channel. Joseph grew up loving TV. He majored in broadcasting in college. When he first went to WorkbenchCon he realized that woodworkers on YouTube were trying to teach woodworkers how to make video. He is now making content for content creators. Woodworkers can best learn woodworking from a woodworker. Imagine learning how to produce video from a video expert who knows how to do working. Joseph is currently working on a series of videos that serve as a boot camp for video production.
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We are not lawyers or tax experts and no information in the video/livestream should be considered as professional advice.The Dark Side of Collaborations | Just Kidding Because We Had a Great Time Making GamesWoodworking YouTubers2022-05-17 | Making your own games at home can be fun. Seven YouTube channels collaborated to make videos showing how to make wooden games. Each one designed and made a different game. The collaboration between these creators was challenging and fun but we did it all for our viewers. Let's discuss collaborations, woodworking, the creative process, and how we designed these games.
Chris - Custom Carving Creations: https://www.youtube.com/c/customcreat... Sandy - MacKenzie Lumbermill: youtube.com/c/Lumbermill Matt and Dom - Friday Workshop: youtube.com/c/FridayWorkshop Hugh - McMath Woodworks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsOP... RT - Married Man Woodworking: https://www.youtube.com/c/MarriedManW... Jarod - The Dad Cave: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTTR... Jack - Everyman Builds: youtube.com/c/EverymanBuilds
0:00:00 Intro and Countdown 0:12:12 Sandy from MacKenzie Lumbermill 0:13:42 Jack from Everman Builds 0:14:49 Friday Workshop 0:16:28 Jarod from The Dad Cave 0:17:44 Chris from Custom Creative Carvings 0:19:28 Hugh from McMath WoodworksMaking a Change from TikTok to YouTube - 1915 WoodworksWoodworking YouTubers2022-05-10 | There are many successful YouTube creators that want to start and grow a YouTube channel. Brandon Craig of 1915 Woodworks is making this transition.
There's opportunity to leverage TikTok to drive a flood of views and get new subscribers on your YouTube channel. TikTok is a fast growing social media platforms.
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@1915WoodworksHow to Sell Woodworking Projects, Start Your Online Business, and Woodworking Business TipsWoodworking YouTubers2022-05-03 | Start your woodworking business, sell items at farmers markets, sell wood items at trade shows, sell wooden projects online, and make more money with your woodworking business. It is time to start making money with your online business or social media presence. Zach and Tricia Tift of TFT Wood (a woodworking business) will be our guests and they will discuss their secrets to better woodworking sales online and leveraging social media to build a brand while creating revenue from the different social media platforms. Tricia and Zach also host the Backwoods Business Podcast. You too can monetize social media now and start making money with your online business right away.
In 2022, social media marketing can be an intimidating business venture, but Zach and Tricia have made it work from their homestead in Montana. They have been Featured in multiple Meta articles for our success with advertising platform, they work directly with Marketing Experts at Meta every 2 weeks, and have developed a process that gets 3x-4x ROAS. The make, package, and ship woodworking items that the sell online. They have refined a process that maximizes their sales and allows them the freedom to live where/how they want.
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0:00:00 Countdown to Livestream 0:13:34 Zach and Tricia Tift 0:18:58 Evolution of the Woodworking Business 0:25:39 Often Overlooked That Can Make Sales Easy 0:38:07 Four Secrets to Create and Optimize Ads 0:45:56 Peel the plastic off the camera lens. LOL 0:46:35 3X to 4X ROAS - What is ROAS? 0:52:55 Start Selling Wood Products Online 1:07:14 Adding a story to your online ads. 1:08:31 Best source for shipping materials? 1:16:30 More lessons learned from farmers market sales. 1:23:00 Formula to determine if a farmers market or festival is good for sales. 1:28:20 What size boxes do you use in your woodworking business. 1:29:48 Niching down? 1:35:15 Get monetized now on social media without followers or subscribers. 1:43:45 What should I make to sell? 1:52:20 Any beard care tips? Any birds in that beard? 1:55:45 I hear my wife calling
The Den of Tools - Meet the Man Behind the BearWoodworking YouTubers2022-04-26 | Tools & Projects & Bears, OH MY! Let's discuss tools, tool deals, sponsorships, contacting vendors, and how Red (aka Jeff King) grew a YouTube channel based on tools, deals, and a bear. @denoftools is a great channel that focuses on Tool Reviews, How To, DIY, deals, and other related subjects. In this interview we discuss how Red became a YouTube video creator, the transition from employment, his dealings with sponsors, how he has streamlined his workflow, and his advice for other YouTube creators. We also discuss tools, what makes a tool review effective, and how community is more important than large subscriber counts.
For your reference: Remember: Safety is your responsibility. This video is for entertainment purposes only.Want Insanely High View Retention? WATCH THIS to Improve Your Product Reviews on YouTubeWoodworking YouTubers2022-04-21 | Here is some quick advice for making product review videos. Do a "versus" video with products or improve your product review videos. Camera angles and focusing on key features can be more rewarding for your viewers and lead to better view retention. Nate from Channel Makers (@ChannelMakers) was our guest on the livestream and is a YouTube expert that gives advice on his channel to those wanting to grow their YouTube channels.
The full interview livestream replay can be seen here: How to Make More Engaging Videos (Real Examples) with Nate Black from Channel Makers youtu.be/XoKAKgLDeRU
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#productReviews #viewRetentionDavid Picciuto - Creative Pursuits and Now Make SomethingWoodworking YouTubers2022-04-19 | David Picciuto is a creator with a very successful YouTube channel (i.e. Make Something, @MakeSomething ). He is always finding new and interesting ways to share his knowledge and projects with viewers.
From the "Make Something" Channel Description:
Woodworking is my #1 passion but believe it or not, I wasn’t born with sawdust in my blood. Over the years, I’ve pursued a wide range of passions — music, photography, video, web development, graphic design and now woodworking. While that might seem like a crazy path, I’ve come to realize they’re more similar than you think. They’re all creative pursuits, and when you’re done, you’ve made something that wasn’t there before. That’s kind of amazing, and it’s something I think everyone should have the opportunity to experience.
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0:00:00 Introduction of David Picciuto 0:00:49 David PicciutoOvercome Fear of Failure MotivationWoodworking YouTubers2022-04-17 | Overcome Fear of Failure Motivation. You can overcome your fears.
You can make the life you want to, make the business you want to, make whatever it is you want to make. You know with a proper amount of perseverance and brute force and ignorance you'll get there. Although it's not really that at all.
This was taken from a livestream on the Woodworking YouTubers channel where the guest was Caleb Harris from the "You Can Make This Too" YouTube channel. You Can Make This Too is about removing the mystery of how things are made and showing you there is no magic, just one step after another. So if you are the kind of person that looks for answers instead of excuses, then come along and I'll show you that you can make this too. If you are inspired, informed, or just entertained by my videos, please subscribe and leave me comment or send a message. Make time to make something.
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From Caleb in the livestream: I can answer this a little differently than what I've already talked about. First though i want to say thank you I definitely tried to send that message. You know "You Can Make This Too" isn't just you can make what do. You know you can make a piece of wood that looks like this too. It's you can you can make the life you want, to make the business you want, to make whatever it is you want to make. You know with a proper amount of perseverance and brute force and ignorance you'll get there. Although it's not really that at all. It's a lot of risk and and fear but moving through those deliberately by just paying attention. learning, being set on constant and continuous improvement.Being Your Own Boss is Like a Nature DocumentaryWoodworking YouTubers2022-04-13 | Cam from Blacktail Studio compares being your own boss to a nature documentary.
Being your own boss and starting your own business can be stressful yet rewarding. Knowing that you can not rely on a steady paycheck must drive you to get sales, make a valuable product, and deliver value with everything you do.
This was taken from a livestream on the Woodworking YouTubers channel where the guest was Cam from the "Blacktail Studio" YouTube channel. Blacktail Studio is the hottest woodworking channel on YouTube. We will have Cam on as a guest to discuss several topics including how he started his business, why he started YouTube, how he uses analytics, how to create the best thumbnails, and what Cam thinks will impact YouTube for woodworkers in the future. You should definitely subscribe to Channel makers.
The full interview livestream replay can be seen here: The Blacktail Studio Interview - Being the Most Successful YouTuber in the Niche youtu.be/XMziLmMQkss
Cam with Blacktail Studio is a Portland Oregon based craftsman creating fine furniture and home decor. He specialize in resin river tables made from epoxy, live edge slab tables, and unique solid wood furniture for commercial and residential use.
To see what Cam is working on before build videos are posted, follow him on Instagram: instagram.com/blacktailstudio
Also, check out his website to see more photos and details of finished projects that he's worked. www.blacktailstudio.com
For your reference: Remember: Safety is your responsibility. This video is for entertainment purposes only.The Wood Whisperer - Marc Spagnuolo Tells it Like it isWoodworking YouTubers2022-04-12 | Marc Spagnuolo is a furniture maker, YouTube/social media creator, video podcast host, and entrepreneur. Marc became interested in woodworking while renovating his first home. He started his woodworking journey on his own by reading, studying, and practicing everything he could find on the subject. He then sought an apprenticeship with woodworking personality David Marks. Although he had studied and established himself in the biotechnology industry, he left that career and pursued a career in woodworking and videography. Marc has built a sustainable business that includes the following:
thewoodwhisperer.com The Wood Whisperer on YouTube (@woodwhisperer)
The Wood Whisperer Guild
woodwhisperer on Instagram
The Wood Whisperer on FaceBook