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I wanted to make a quick announcement about two upcoming appearances. Highland Woodworking - Atlanta, GA (May 1st & 2nd) I’ll be doing free demonstrations all day on Saturday May 1st. On Sunday May 2nd, there will be a paid seminar “Shop Secrets from The Wood Whisperer” fro...
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I try not to make a habit of discussing things like advertising on this site. As much as I tend to be a “community guy”, business decisions are not made by committee and asking people what they think of increased advertising usually ends up in a very bad place. So this is really just my...
eur woodworker such as myself. I look forward to everything you put out. I just started putting together my basement shop late last summer. In fact the sole reason why I got started in woodworking was because I got hooked after watching your cutting board video (and promptly watched the rest of y...
My name is Marc J. Spagnuolo. I am a podcaster, video producer, and woodworking enthusiast. I have contributed articles and video content to FineWoodworking.com and Popular Woodworking Magazine. Producing the Wood Whisperer is a great way for me to combine four of my passions: woodworking, technolo...
Do you review products that you receive for free? How do you price your work? How do you make money? How do I enter the giveaways? Is that really your garage and how big is it? What’s your favorite glue? What respirator do your wear/recommend? What equipment/software do you use to make your...
Before I was a podcaster, I was a fan of podcasts. Surprise surprise, right? Well I still enjoy kicking back and watching my fellow woodworkers do their thing, or reading about it on their blogs. By the way, if you don’t already know, there is a little widget in the right-hand column calle...
Finally, the Benchcrafted Split-Top Roubo workbench is complete. If you can believe it, I started this build back in October! While a workbench is a fairly large time commitment, it shouldn’t have taken me more than a month to complete. But if you add in filming, editing, my first child being...
Road Trip! I was originally convinced that the Gadget Station would call for knife hinges. But just for fun I decided to take a trip to my local Woodcraft to see what they might suggest. Well, surprise surprise! I discovered a hinge that I had never noticed before. The Soss Invisible Hinge. I ac...
My shop is small, so I use all available space as efficiently as possible, especially wall space. I have plenty of storage for the small hardware that usually sits on the table in the way. I use the empty space under tables and benches and also under my table saw out feed table. The shop is ...
Anybody who works job sites or in clients’ homes can appreciate Daniel’s “shop”. Daniel is not just a road warrior, he is also the owner of 7FootSwing.com and produces… what else? Seven Foot Swings! Let’s hear from Daniel: I know you like to see how other guys s...
end-grain cutting boards. 2) Needed to get consistent thicknesses on cabinet doors and face-frames. 3) I don’t really have a planer to speak of. The 3rd will probably generate the most controversy, but my design allows me to bite into about 0.040-0.050 inches of wood with each pass without bur...