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Woodworking Tools, Sharpening and how to buy Wood
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(243 ratings)
2,052 students

Woodworking Tools, Sharpening and how to buy Wood

This is a 3 in 1 course well worth getting, Buying tools, Sharpening tools, and Buying Wood, are all covered here.
Created byStephen Fawcett
Last updated 2/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Tools, Timber and Sharpening 3-in-1
  • I explain all about the main tools you will need to complete most jobs, how to select timber and how sharpen woodworking tools.
  • My courses on Woodworking there are interspersed with verbal comments and cautions, and 'pop-ups' captions giving advice on how to use tools safely.
  • I'm a great believer in buying quality tools, they pay for them selves. There's more to buying wood that you think, knowing what to look for, and not to buy.

Course content

9 sections10 lectures1h 11m total length
  • Introduction1:43

    Students will have the chance to view me and see the experience I’ve had and to go forward armed with what’s needed to buy and maintain tools.

    My intro shows some of the old collectors tools from many years ago showing what pride there can be owning good tools.

Requirements

  • Prerequisites; The relevant tools etc to perform sharpening, (listed below) and some basic measuring knowledge.

Description

Three sections are covered here. Tools, (sharpening saws, planes and chisels) and How to use and maintain them, and Selecting wood.

I will show you what to look for when buying tools, whether you buy brand new tools or second-hand tools, there is nothing wrong with second hand tools there is a good market for them. Before buying tools, do a lot of window shopping either on the internet or retail outlet stores.

                So how do you know if you are looking at professional tools or cheap tools? one idea is to keep a look out for trade fairs connected with Woodwork and tools, you will learn a huge amount by visiting one of these. If you buy new 'edge' tools like chisels and planes, they will come with a ground edge and will need sharpening (sometimes called honing). If you buy second hand tools they may come sharp but more often not. Once they are sharp I will show you how to stay safe and look after them. View some of the amazing tools that are available both new and antique that can take pride of place on your work bench. Now you have bought tools and they are sharp. You need something to work with, I will show you the different kinds of wood, what to look for and what to avoid.

Who this course is for:

  • Creative people who like a challenge, want to save money and have an achievement as the outcome.