Best Woodworking YouTube Channels...

[woodferret]

Came across this one.

http://www.youtube.com/@woodworkergirl

Young woman continuing the family business, custom cabinetry.  Mostly Chinese heavy machinery*, but occasionally I see a DF500 pop up   Usually short no-frills these are the steps taken 'diary' videos.

* Ya, I count Harvey as Chinese.  Sue me. 

update: I got to the newer vids.  It looks like another person, so I don't think it's their channel.
update2: It's from bilibilihttps://space.bilibili.com/20746698 (sorry, no CC eng subs)

 

[ChuckS]

Am I missing something?

"I count Harvey as Chinese." If it isn't, what is it?

 

[woodferret]

Am I missing something?

"I count Harvey as Chinese." If it isn't, what is it?

Nah, I think it's probably because most of us know the company.  I've come across weird 'don't buy chinese crap' 'oh, i've got a Harvey' or 'Bridge-city'.  I probably jumped the gun on that

 

[DoubleK]

WoodWorkWeb. Collin Knecht's channel is a great one if you're looking for a breadth of woodworking information.

 

[4nthony]

I didn't see this channel mentioned. I've been enjoying the videos from Korean woodworker, "Hammer Sound". He does a very nice job on this medicine cabinet. I really prefer watching someone build a project without unnecessary commentary.

Hammer Sound

 

[onocoffee]

update2: It's from bilibilihttps://space.bilibili.com/20746698 (sorry, no CC eng subs)

Did anyone happen to notice that at 09:37 the Makita sander says "Makita" upside down? [eek]
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1AoaCeiE34

I guess I would consider Harvey as Chinese as SawStop is German.

Had someone tell me the other day that Festool and SawStop are the same company. I told him, they have the same parent company, but they are not the "same company" - just look at their warrantys.

 

[woodferret]

Did anyone happen to notice that at 09:37 the Makita sander says "Makita" upside down? [eek]
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1AoaCeiE34

9:37 is the end of the video?  From 4:16 I got this though...

 

[onocoffee]

Whoops - looks like I can't read. Turns out it was at 08:03!

 

[woodferret]

Whoops - looks like I can't read. Turns out it was at 08:03!

Ah, Makita dust bag assembly.  Bag is basically just a sock and goes on any which way I think.
Good eye though.  I think I mentally block that out now

What I'm interested most though is her manual mill/copy router on extrusions.  Seems kinda useful in that panto-router sort of way.

 

[Mini Me]

An absolutely fascinating look at making Japanese Abacus's (Ababaci??)

 

[Lincoln]

Easily my favourite channel:https://youtube.com/@bradshawjoinery?si=_e63iOGMK11XbUXz

And this guy has a staggering 'home' setup:https://youtube.com/@pkwoodworking?si=p-VsXMv4dmQcMN3V

 

[Mini Me]

This is the most comprehensive workshop on YT by a long way. he uses it in his business as well as his hobby making some extraordinary stuff.

 

[Mortiser]

Resurrecting an old thread...
In case you haven't seen it and it hasn't been previously posted, this is an excellent channel. Great workmanship, good instruction and excellent video:

Germán Peraire Woodworking

Germán Peraire is a furniture maker and teacher based in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. Contributor to Furniture & Cabinetmaking Magazine. Woodworking courses online and in person. Check out Germán's courses here: https://germanperaire.com/en/teaching/

www.youtube.com

 

[onocoffee]

Finally, some other options than the YouTubers we've been beating up on in the other thread!