Update: This contest is closed & our winners have been randomly selected from the hundreds of comments made in the month of December. Congrats to the lucky winners!
TWW USB Stick: Kurt Hampe
TWW USB Stick: Randy Johnson
David Marks DVD Set: Keith Brann
David Marks DVD Set: Rob Triplett
Yonico Router Bits: Eddie Wildsmith
ArborTech TURBOPlane: James Moore
It’s the time of year for giving so we really kicked things up a notch for December’s Giveaway. Let’s dig in! And be sure to watch the full video so you can see Nicole and our latest addition to the Wood Whisperer cast, the Woodworking Rock Star!
David Marks DVD 2-Pack
First up is the David Marks DVD 2 pack. The DVDs include the first season of Woodworks and David’s Double Bevel Marquetry DVD (over $100 value!). We’ll pick one lucky winner who will receive BOTH of these awesome DVDs.
Yonico Router Bits
Next we have an incredible set of router bits. Three sets in fact! Our friends at Precisionbits.com. are offering up a straight dado set, a roundover set, and a cove set.
TWW USB Sticks
To celebrate a new item in the TWW Store, we are going to give away 2 TWW 8gb USB sticks. We also packed these bad boys with some classic Wood Whisperer episodes for your enjoyment!
Arbortech TURBOPlane
And finally, we are giving away an Arbortech TURBOPlane blade! If you ever wanted to get into free-form carving or something like scooping out chair seats, the TURBOPlane is the way to go. Let the Woodworking Rock Star show you how cool it is!
How To Enter
To enter the giveaway, all you have to do is leave comments here at TheWoodWhisperer.com! As always, fluff comments like “Pick me!” or “I’m in!” won’t count. We have tons of videos and articles in the archive for you to check out so jump in and leave a comment. The more you comment, the better your chances of winning! International entries are welcome. Good luck!!!
Are you interested in offering something up for our giveaways? contact us for further details and information.
Hi Marc, I’m from Bogota, Colombia and although not speak English, I really enjoyed it for about a year their videos and contributions to this wonderful profession of wood. am a carpenter and I like my job, I have 18 years of working with wood and I must say that I love my job. maybe that’s why I am interested in your videos and I like the fun and do your job. thanks for the contributions they made to make work more fun.
blessings to you and your family.
Greetings from Colombia
Thankyou for inviting internatioals. My father was a cabinet maker, and had a lot of hand tools. Unfortunately I recieved very little when he pasted away because I was so young. I have not heard nor seen anyone mention how to hide finishing nails in a inlayed project. If it was soft wood he would take a 1/4 inch wood chisle and carefully gouge a 1/4 inch to about 3/16 inch deep pocket with the gouge piece being just lifted. With just a tooth pick to hold the fresh gouge open he would very carefully tap in his finishing nail. Then he apply a liitle wood glue to the gouch(s) and lay the gouge piece back down. with a damp rag wipe each gouge then place a board to cover the gouges and then place weights on top of the boards and call it a day. the next day he would fine sand the whole surface. Surprizingly nobody couyld tell where the nails where..
One of the many things he tried to force me to learn when nI was very young.. Thought I would share the story.
The David Marks videos are great. Of course.
I liked your rock star thing
Woohoo I can’t wait to try the arbor tech turbo plane!
Thanks for keeping us both educated and entertained. Once the shop gets cleaned up, I plan to get busy turnin’ and burnin’ by reorganizing and using the new tools I recently acquired. I could really use the router bits — actually I could use everything, but the router bits are on top of my gotta have list.
Congrats to all the winners.
Congratulations to the winners!
I second the other Jim’s comments and add these:
Being a proud Papa is always the most enjoyable part of your day.
It’s great to make sawdust but even better to make memories.
Then it can merge and coincide with projects for him.
Enjoy!!
The Turboplane looks like the bee’s knees for rough shaping wood for turning.
Oh, Oh! sign me up for the TURBOplane. I have a set of chairs that I plan on dishing out the seats. This would make it so much easier.
I’m a beginner wood worker who found your videos on youtube. You provide a ton of information for someone like me, who is just getting started, to hit the road running. Thanks for all the help. Keep it up!
This probably the best and most enjoyable woodworking internet based show around. Can’t wait to tune in for another great year of projects and sawdust.
enjoy your site!
thanx
I’ve been burning bandwidth watching old episodes of the podcast for the last week or so. I’m really enjoying the show and learning a lot. I’m about 1/2 way through the charging center as I write this. I’ve subscribed and look forward to the rest of the episodes. You guys do a great job and obviously have fun with it. Thanks for doing this, I’m sure it’s a lot of work.
Regards
Cliff
Thanks for all the great articles and videos. I have used this site for so many decisions on what to buy, especially when it comes to brand. My favorite video is the Festool vs Dewalt track saw. I chose the Festool and I absolutely love it. Thanks again!
Thanks to your website, my husband now has to pay for a really expensive new hobby. thanks from both of us, but for different reasons!
Hi Marc,
I have been a advid woodworker on and off for the last 25 years and I’ve produced some really nice pieces of furniture and several other items. I lost my wife 2 years ago and kinda lost my interest in just about everything.
After vistiting YouTube and stubbling upon your videos, it sparked my interest again.
I’m in the process of building a couple nightsands and a dresser !!!
I’m now a subscriber and visit you quite often.
Thanks for the great videos and keep up the good work.
Doug
This has been a most enjoyable year that you have shared with us. A new shop, great woodwork and last but not least Mateo, your new addition.
Thanks and keep going.
Thanks very much for the vids – appreciate the effort and your style. Have you considered making some simple toys in a video? Have a good one!
This Spring I hope to make a toy truck for my son.
Crayon truck from 2x stock. Simple, basic, only hard part is the wheels. (I’ve got parts in three boxes in two locations. And snow covering the shop now, or I’d find the boxes.)