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Woodworking Video Articles
Original woodworking videos embedded into informative articles
What's a Video Article? Only the greatest tool since the tape measure!
WWGOA created this unique two-in-one product which contains printable step-by-step instructions on a specific technique and video illustrating each step of the technique to help you in your shop. It's like reading an article and then having the author give you a personal a demonstration of the technique
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Each Video Article contains high-resolution videos clips that demonstrate each step of the technique. Simply open the document, and click on each photo in the article to watch a short
video illustrating the technique. Then print the article to keep a copy handy in your workshop.
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To view the Video Article, you need the most recent free version of of Adobe Reader and QuickTime. Click on the links below to access the free versions of these software.
FREE Applying Trim to a Cabinet Video Article
Adding a piece of trim can add a big touch to the top of a cabinet. But often the most difficult part of adding trim is getting the parts cut to exactly the right length so the miters are tight and look great. This video article includes step-by-step instructions for a no-measure technique that virtually guarantees success.
A total of 4 minutes of video instruction (16MB)
FREE If you've been looking for a bulletproof technique for making cabinet doors, this article is for you. This article includes an overview of two-piece rail and stile router bits as well as tips and tricks on how to set up and use the bits to create perfectly matched rails and stiles.
More than 10 minutes of video instruction. (60MB)
Tips for Viewing and Printing Video Articles
- To view the PDF file, you need the most recent version of Adobe Reader or the PDF viewer plug-in for your browser and QuickTime player installed to view the video clips embedded in the PDF.
- Mac users should open the Video Article using Adobe Reader and not the default Mac Preview program.
- Videos embedded in the PDF will play the best when the PDF is saved to your PC. Viewing the videos in the PDF prior to saving the document to your PC will slow the amount it takes to play the video.
