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RE: New/Old woodworking videos on YouTube - Chris from WAHM - 12-31-2022
Cabinet Door Panels with Relief Carving
Door Panel Series - Relief Carving. In this video, we will explore the possibilities of carved door panels for use as field panels in cabinet doors. If you are looking for that ultra hand crafted look, it is touch to beat this style! Presented by David Reilly.
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RE: New/Old woodworking videos on YouTube - Chris from WAHM - 01-06-2023
Custom Door Pulls from the Wood Lathe by Dick Sing
One of the best ways to dress up a cabinet door or drawer is to put a custom pull on it. Dick Sing shows you the techniques and design ideas that will make your cabinets stand out and stand proud! Follow along in this video to learn the techniques to make the pulls. Presented by Dick Sing
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RE: New/Old woodworking videos on YouTube - Chris from WAHM - 01-21-2023
Cabinet Door Panels from Plywood with Applied Trim
Door Panel Series - Plywood with Applied Trim. In this video we will explore the style of flat, plywood panels for use in the door field. However, this style can be improved by adding some trim pieces that give the panel much more appeal. The use of these trim pieces can also help define the style of the overall cabinet. Presented by Chris DeHut
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RE: New/Old woodworking videos on YouTube - Chris from WAHM - 01-27-2023
Turned Oil Lamps Make Great Gifts
These turned oil lamps make great gifts and lend themselves to a lot of creativity in design. Dick Sing demonstrated the process of making these lamps and provides some examples to spark your creativity. If you are looking for a new project, this is it!
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RE: New/Old woodworking videos on YouTube - Chris from WAHM - 02-03-2023
Marquetry and Veneered Cabinet Door Panels
Door Panel Series - Veneered & Marquetry Panels. This video explores a couple of decorative techniques to dress up panels when you need a bit more impact with the design. We will look at Marquetry and Veneer as ways to enhance the look and style of the cabinet doors. Presented by Chris DeHut
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RE: New/Old woodworking videos on YouTube - Chris from WAHM - 02-10-2023
Mortising with a Router
Continuing the discussion on Mortise and Tennon joinery, this video covers the milling of mortises using a Router with a jig. Fast, easy, and accurate mortises can be milled with a common router.
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RE: New/Old woodworking videos on YouTube - Chris from WAHM - 02-17-2023
Turning a Wine Caddy Great Gift Item
These wine caddies are great gift items and are fun to make. The simple function of them allows for a lot of creativity in their design and style. Dick Sing shows you how to turn them and shows you a variety of styling choices.
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RE: New/Old woodworking videos on YouTube - Chris from WAHM - 02-24-2023
Traditional Frame and Panel Door Construction
Door Panel Series - Traditional Raised Panel and Frame Construction. After exploring a wide variety of panel design concepts in previous videos, the conclusion to this series is a video on how to make a traditional raised panel cabinet door. This is a great resource to review the process and refine some techniques on the router table. Presented by Chris DeHut Please subscribe to the channel, without subscribers the channel cannot survive, IT IS FREE, thank you!
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RE: New/Old woodworking videos on YouTube - Chris from WAHM - 03-03-2023
Mortising on the Drill Press
One of the strongest joints in woodworking is the Mortise and Tennon joint. It has been used for centuries and can me a using a number of techniques. In this video, Chris explores a technique using a drill press and hand tools.
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RE: New/Old woodworking videos on YouTube - Chris from WAHM - 03-10-2023
How to Make Zero Clearance Insert Plates for your Table Saw
Zero Clearance inserts for your table saw improve safety and cut quality. Chris walks you through the process of how he makes them.
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