WWGOA GOLD LIVE

WWGOA GOLD LIVE: Through Dovetails on the Bandsaw

September 17, 2018 By Editor & filed under WWGOA GOLD LIVE.

In this WWGOA GOLD LIVE event, George Vondriska demonstrates how to turn your bandsaw into a dovetail machine. With a little practice and a simple shop-made jig, you’ll be cutting through dovetails on your bandsaw in no time.

WWGOA GOLD LIVE: Lock Rabbets on the Router Table

August 15, 2018 By Editor & filed under WWGOA GOLD LIVE.

Learn more about lock rabbets on your router table during this WWGOA GOLD LIVE.

WWGOA GOLD LIVE: Resawing on the Band Saw

May 28, 2018 By Editor & filed under WWGOA GOLD LIVE.

This WWGOA GOLD LIVE event is all about resawing on the band saw. George Vondriska shows you how to do it the right way and answers viewers questions about the process.

WWGOA GOLD LIVE: Cope and Stile Joints

November 3, 2017 By Editor & filed under Blog, WWGOA GOLD LIVE.

This WWGOA GOLD LIVE event is all about the router table, cope and stile joints. George Vondriska used a two-piece rail and stile set and shop-made coping sled, while sharing lots of door making secrets along the way, to help you produce perfect cope and stile joints for your next door project.

WWGOA GOLD LIVE: Table Saw Dadoes

October 3, 2017 By Editor & filed under WWGOA GOLD LIVE.

In this WWGOA GOLD LIVE event, George Vondriska demonstrates the best way to cut perfect dadoes and rabbets using a table saw.

WWGOA GOLD LIVE: Bowl Turning

September 7, 2017 By Editor & filed under WWGOA GOLD LIVE.

This WWGOA GOLD LIVE event is all about the fine art of turning a bowl using a four jaw chuck. George Vondriska explains the best way to set up your tool and demonstrates how to move your wood to create a perfectly round bowl.

WWGOA GOLD LIVE: Setting Up Your Miter Saw for Accurate Cuts

August 18, 2017 By Editor & filed under WWGOA GOLD LIVE.

This WWGOA GOLD LIVE event is all about setting up your miter saw for accurate cuts. George Vondriska demonstrates the best way to prepare, make, and maintain consistently accurate with your miter saw (we know how important a perfect 90 degree angle can be).