Woodworking Tricks You'll Actually Use || Helpful Woodworking Hints
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Woodworker shares several woodworking tips and tricks, covering jigsaw cutting, custom wood filler from coffee grinders and sawdust, table saw blade height setup, toilet cleaning with a Craig jig, clamping hacks, and removing wood dents with an iron.
From the video
Answers: What are some helpful woodworking tips and tricks?
- jigsaw wood cutting technique
- diy wood filler from coffee grinder
- table saw blade height setup
- toilet cleaning tool hack
- wood clamp modification
- wood dent removal with iron
What it concludes
- Scoring a line with an exacto knife before cutting with a jigsaw prevents chip-out and results in a cleaner edge.
- Using a coffee grinder to grind sawdust into a fine powder creates superior DIY wood filler that matches the wood color.
- Cutting a scrap piece of wood on a table saw is the most accurate way to find the dead center height of the blade.
- A Craig jig can be used as a toilet cleaning tool.
- Drilling a hole in the end of a wooden style clamp and using a bolt with epoxy allows for easy tightening with a drill driver.
- Applying a wet paper towel and a household iron to a wood dent will remove most of the dent by pushing the compressed wood fibers back out.
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