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Woodsmith is offering an online class on basics of table saw use, conducted by Stumpy Nubbs. $200. https://www.creativehomeclasses.com...smithTips&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=14571
Here's the copy from the site:
This is the place to help you get the most from your table saw. This course, from Woodsmith magazine, led by an expert woodworker, covers techniques for making accurate and safe cuts at the table saw. No matter what kind of projects you have in mind, you’ll learn how to get the best results from your table saw.
All that, plus:
Maintaining your table saw
Setting up your saw for accurate cuts
Choosing the right blade for the task at hand
Making essential crosscuts and rip cuts
Cutting miters, tapers & bevels
Smart approaches for cutting plywood
Creating dadoes, rabbets, tenons, & lap joints
I know a number of members enjoy Stumpy Nubbs so I thought I'd post this item. I have really benefitted from many of the Woodsmith Shop videos in the past and the topics are probably good for beginners and intermediates. I guess you can watch and review the material. No endorsement intended, just interesting.
Here's the copy from the site:
This is the place to help you get the most from your table saw. This course, from Woodsmith magazine, led by an expert woodworker, covers techniques for making accurate and safe cuts at the table saw. No matter what kind of projects you have in mind, you’ll learn how to get the best results from your table saw.
All that, plus:
Maintaining your table saw
Setting up your saw for accurate cuts
Choosing the right blade for the task at hand
Making essential crosscuts and rip cuts
Cutting miters, tapers & bevels
Smart approaches for cutting plywood
Creating dadoes, rabbets, tenons, & lap joints
I know a number of members enjoy Stumpy Nubbs so I thought I'd post this item. I have really benefitted from many of the Woodsmith Shop videos in the past and the topics are probably good for beginners and intermediates. I guess you can watch and review the material. No endorsement intended, just interesting.