The English Woodworker

Learn Woodworking Online

  • Blog
    • Video Posts
    • Hand Tools
    • Techniques
    • Workbenches
    • All Posts
  • The Videos
    • The Nest of Tables
    • Build A Danish Stool
    • The Trestle Table
    • The Industrial Desk
    • Build A Retro Sideboard – Online Video Series
    • Build A French Workbench
    • The Raw Edge Coffee Table
    • Chair Building – The Basics.
    • Build A Hall Table
    • Get Sharp – Sharpening Edge Tools
    • The Side Table & Bridle Guides
    • How To Build A Workbench – Online Video Series
    • The Spoon Rack – Hand Tool Course
  • About Us
  • Gallery
  • LOGIN

Videos Are Coming!

May 22, 2013 By Helen 5 Comments

Since announcing about our online videos at the beginning of the year we’ve been taking advantage of every spare moment we can find to bring our plans together. We’ve kept pretty quiet about them for a while now as we wanted to get our ideas clear and create something concrete to show you rather than just talking on and on about them forever.

The exciting news is that we now have a fair bit of footage to share and we’d like to bring you the first look at ‘The English Woodworker Online Videos’ here next week. There’s a full mix of content that we have planned and we’re going to pick out one from the ‘Tips & Techniques’ hat in a hope that this might entice more people to come along ready to enjoy the project builds that will follow.

Here you can see our ‘film set’ as it started to come together (it was actually my office but I’ve been pushed out to make way for the videos). A few mismatched floor boards and some old unwanted cladding were used to transform the room; it wasn’t elegant but in the spirit of make do and mend it was just the right touch to create a setting for the ensemble of hand tools which now hang from every crevice.
This isn’t a very big space but we had various reasons to set up here as it was easy to manage the sound and lighting. We also loved the idea of it being very down to earth (this room is much smaller than a single garage) but were able to show how it is ample space for hand tool woodworking, and if we didn’t have the filming equipment to worry about there’s also room for a small band saw and planer / thicknesser.

The videos will be varied so we’ll also be nipping to our main workshop from time to time to show how we might speed things up or take a different approach over at some of the machines. We hope that the consistent theme throughout all of the videos will be that ‘down to earth’ feel; this is about doing woodworking for the enjoyment and for making beautiful and practical creations that you can be proud of.

If you’re eager to see what we have to offer then please dont forget to subscribe here or to our RSS feed to stay notified.

Filed Under: General

Related Posts

What’s Been Simmering?
Loose tenon for reinforced edge jointing
To Trust Or Reinforce?
Whining Is A Habit


Browse the Xmas Discounts!


About Helen

Helen seeks to explore ways to live with greater joy & sustainability for both ourselves & the planet. Concepts which have led to the recent launch of her second business Winglewood News.
As the producer of our videos, Helen brings a unique perspective & injects life to our education ensuring it is both a pleasure to watch & easy to follow & learn from.
Learn More About Helen & The English Woodworker.

« Golden Coins
What Can I expect? (Video Sneak Peek) »

Comments

  1. Ken says

    May 22, 2013 at 5:56 pm

    Great work guys, way to go. 😉

    Reply
  2. Kieron says

    May 22, 2013 at 9:34 pm

    Looking forward to seeing these when they are done.

    Kieron

    Reply
  3. Paul Chapman says

    May 23, 2013 at 9:02 am

    That’s good news, Helen. Looking forward to seeing the videos.

    Reply
  4. patrick anderson says

    May 23, 2013 at 6:12 pm

    Looking forward to it. I hope the dog will be a full time cast member(he makes me think of Chalky on Rick Stein)!

    Reply
  5. mihai says

    May 24, 2013 at 1:56 pm

    Good beginning : Stars are already in , next (not necessarily) the bench.I’m waiting forward.But take your time : good things are done slowly.

    Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Subscribe to future posts:

 

Subscribe to future posts:

  • Blog
  • The Videos
  • Sign Up!
  • Contact Us
  • Keep Up To Date
  • LOGIN
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • RSS
  • YouTube

Browse the Xmas Discounts!


Latest Posts

  • Which Saws Are Best For Ripping Thick Stuff? [Video]
  • How do I Sharpen a Router Plane? [Q & A Video]
  • Bench Top Edge Jointing [with Video]
  • Blog
  • The Videos
  • Sign Up!
  • Contact Us
  • Keep Up To Date
  • LOGIN
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms & Conditions

Copyright © 2023 · The English Woodworker

Scroll Up