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ttention solely to safety topics is something that helps recharge the safety batteries for a year’s worth of use. This year, I have a few safety videos for you including a look at MicroJig’s MJ Splitter, a shootout review of cyclone dust separators, and a lesson on cutting tenons at the ...
...think, “hmm, maybe I should pay attention to that so I can be informed and make the right decision when the time comes”. Our most recent video, Episode 31- Pencil Holders, has spurred a little conversation about safety. Specifically, a few of my operations in the video were called into...
Every year during Safety Week, I like to spread the love a little and share links from my fellow bloggers and podcasters. Last week, I was quite distracted with website trouble so here’s a quick list of links that were brought to my attention. If you have a blog and you wrote a safety-related...
nks, so if you don’t want to look at them you won’t have to. Just a few of the things you can expect to see that week are safety-related videos from me as well as a few from Finewoodworking.com. We will also have daily giveaways, sponsored by Rockler. And be sure to check all of the ...
it of a loss for topics. So what I need from you folks are specific safety questions (not looking for broad topics here). I’ll then create a few videos around those questions/concerns. If you are new to woodworking, this is an excellent time to ask those burning safety questions. If one person...
...s and dadoes or could I do the routing through the pre-finish? I confronted this issue just recently with the steamer trunk project. You can view the video here if you want to get an idea for my personal approach to pre-finishing. Generally speaking, I don’t like finish to get on any mating...
Usually by this point in the week, things are slowing down. But as you can see below, the community contributions keep rolling in! Timber Frame Tools – Best Practice is a Safety Habit Splintered Board Podcast – Safety Week 2010 (Pt. 2) Stu’s Shed – 10 Safety Tips Sleep...
he Finger Tom’s Workbench – Agony of De Feet Matt’s Basement Workshop – Minimize the Dust High Rock Woodworking – Safety Week Renaissance Woodworker – Shavings Can Be Slippery Woodworker’s Safety Week is brought to you by the fine folks at MicroJig! Woodwor...
Woodworker’s Safety Week blazes on with some great articles from our friends in the blogosphere! Half Inch Shy – Safety Awareness Week 2011 Penultimate Woodshop – Real Men Don’t Need Fingers Little Good Pieces – What I Screwed Up Back Then – Bandsaw Injury Stu...
Woodworker’s Safety Week blazes on with some great articles from our friends in the blogosphere! Matt’s Basement Workshop – Sensible About Safety Tom’s Workbench – Offput By Off-Cuts? Giant Cypress – Dust thou breathe, and unto dust thou lungs shalt return, redux...
osta’s Workshop -DeWalt Safety Glasses Tom’s Workbench – Extinguishing Characteristics Matt’s Basement Workshop – Safety Week 2010 Begins! ...
nally and focus on safety. With the cooperation of the rest of our internet woodworking community, I hope we can create a whole series of blog posts, videos, audio programs and articles that can be referenced all year long. And knowing most of these folks, their contributions will be interesting a...