Instead of using a radius or chamfer bit on a router table, George Vondriska likes to use a tool called a Radi-Plane to smooth out the sharp edges of a ripped or jointed piece of wood. This simple tool allows you to quickly get rid of those ugly sharp points on a small piece that you plan to use for your woodworking project.
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George Vondriska teaches you how to resaw a piece of wood to create a box with grain that continues around all four sides. He draws a line down the middle of the wood and uses a single-point fence on the band saw to cut the piece, and then marks the sides that will be continuous… Read more »
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A tape measure, more specifically an accurate tape measure, is an essential tool for all woodworkers. George Vondriska teaches you a helpful tip to ensure your tape measure is accurate for both inside and outside measuring.
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Need to cut a set of perfectly spaced dadoes? It’s easy. All it takes is a little shop math and a shop-made fence. With this technique, once you’ve accurately cut the first dado, there’s no way to mess up the subsequent cuts. Watch and learn.
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George Vondriska shows a foolproof way to use your lathe to sand rounded surfaces on woodworking projects using an inflatable sander. A WoodWorkers Guild of America (WWGOA) original video.
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