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19d •
Project suggestions?
Hi, I am a beginner wood worker that want to make some projects, I don't have space for a table saw, jointer, band saw, router table or track saw in my workshop/shed.Any suggestion on what project I can make?
1 like • 13d
Hi Bob, I started making jewellery boxes or keepsake boxes. . Good luck .
27d •
What if You Don't Have a Table Saw?
It's easy in the woodworking community to think of pretty much everything in terms of what we can do with a table saw. But what if you don't have one? I did woodworking for years without one, mostly because I didn't have the money to invest in a table saw. Well, the good news is, you can do just about anything with a circular saw and a few jigs, that you can do with a table saw. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_m1A3Np01A
4 likes • 27d
Hello Rich, thank you very much for this video. The novices amongst us me included certainly can not afford a table saw, however circular saws are very accessible. 👍
Oct '25 •
Dovetails or not?
Hi All at Sawnery, how can I get better at dovetails? What angle to use?Which is best for beginners? Can anyone help. All help greatly appreciated. Thank you in anticipation and advance. Ian
0 likes • Oct '25
Thanks Rich. 🙏🏻
0 likes • Nov '25
@Tracy Novak thank you I'll look him up, I'll search through his videos for one related to Dovetails. Thanks again.
Oct '25 •
What wood to use?
Just getting started and have several small to medium size projects in mind. Shop French cleat wall, small toys for grandkids, trays, picture / puzzle frames… Deciding what wood to use and how to finish each.
1 like • Oct '25
I generally use pine to check if things are going to work and choose what looks nice at the yard. As for finish Osmo I find hard to beat, pricey but it does go a long way. It's also food safe for cutting boards and toys etc.
1 like • Oct '25
Hi Roger, we all are at one time or another. I'm only 12months into my journey. Welcome!
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@ian-jenkins-4031
My name is Ian Jenkins. I live in UK. I am a novice woodworker, hopefully getting better as time goes on, God willing.
Active 4d ago
Joined Mar 2, 2025
Pontefract, UK
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