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Arrow-Straight Circular Saw Cuts With or Without a Guide! Freehand or Track

Arrow-Straight Circular Saw Cuts With or Without a Guide! Freehand or Track

The circular saw is an invaluable tool to a woodworker, so let's talk about how to make straight cuts freehand and with guides.
The Most Common Beginning Woodworker Mistakes and How to Prevent Them

The Most Common Beginning Woodworker Mistakes and How to Prevent Them

I've made just about every mistake there is to make - multiple times. Keep your frustration level low and avoid redoing projects.
What Does “Square” Mean In Woodworking?

What Does “Square” Mean In Woodworking?

The idea of square is vital to woodworking. We have tools called squares and a piece of wood can be square.
The Only Tools You Need to Start Woodworking

The Only Tools You Need to Start Woodworking

You only need 5, affordable, easily stored tools to start building impressive woodworking projects. I show you exactly what those are.
5 Beginner Woodworking Tips I Wish I Had Known

5 Beginner Woodworking Tips I Wish I Had Known

Everyone starts out as a beginner not knowing much of anything, but these are things I wish I knew from day one.
Choosing the Right Saw Blades | Circular Saw, Miter Saw, Jigsaw, Table Saw, & Bandsaw

Choosing the Right Saw Blades | Circular Saw, Miter Saw, Jigsaw, Table Saw, & Bandsaw

It's not enough to just slap the first blade you find on your saw and go to work. You have to match the blade to the job and make sure the blade is up to the task.