10 Quick Woodworking Tips | Paul Sellers

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To celebrate a year of ‘Tuesday Tips’ on Paul’s Instagram stories, Paul has picked his top 10 quick woodworking tips to share with you.
Every Tuesday Paul uploads a quick 15 second ‘Tuesday Tip’ to his Instagram stories. You can join Paul on Instagram here:
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30 июл 2024

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@salemhardan1177 3 года назад

This is the ONE AND ONLY channel on RU-vid that you only read positive comments

@Barouche 4 года назад

I like Paul Sellers for many reasons not least of which are the absence of irritating music, no amateur dramatics and no silly voices - Refreshingly just practical, concise information. Thanks Paul.

@greatfun7316 Год назад

TRUE! Learned a lot in just 8 minutes!

@samueldavis5895 Год назад

Also, he doesn’t try to sell us anything and doesn’t display an assortment of 500 chisels, 350 planes, 30 woodpecker squares, the best table saw with a festool arsenal of machines and some silly look on his face in every thumbnail. If there was a picture of an OG woodworker in the dictionary it would be Mr. Sellers, been following him for years now.

@nickpatterson2149 10 месяцев назад

I couldn't of said it better.

@Fraususemil 6 месяцев назад

Exactly this, I just found him and he'll definitely be the one I will look after first when I want to know a certain thing.

@aarondavis9208 3 месяца назад

And he just seems kind.

@steveiv9250 2 года назад

The Man is a Legend , he has forgotten more than most will ever know. Thanks again.

@bronzalba1159 4 года назад

55 years of carpentry experience is very valuable, this time is more than half a century and I have a lot of respect for this man's art Good luck

@raccoon6072 4 года назад

The Bob Ross of woodworkers: it looks easy, it's genius and soothing for mind and soul when you watch it.

@darcyconroy8240 3 года назад

raccoon Thank you! I grew up outside of the States so had never come across Bob Ross and I’m glad to know him, now. 🌷🌷🌷

@jkgkjgkijk 4 года назад

This man is a gift to humanity.

@jimmyrickard7217 3 года назад

Yes.

@rollinglama 3 года назад

yes 👍🏼👍🏼

@TWC6724 2 года назад

I am woodworking because of this man. So glad I found him years back when he came out with his first DVD series and book. Changed my life.

@jackstanford550 2 года назад

I had the pleasure of taking two classes from Mr Sellers in Waco years ago. He is the master of his trade and a wonderful teacher.

@jackeyley7708 4 года назад

68 year old novice starting woodwork hobby during C19 lockdown. Absolutely loving this. Great stuff!

@bighands69 3 года назад

You only need a handsaw, chisels and plane to start woodworking.

@bowlchamps37 2 года назад

@@bighands69 But beware, if the constructor is Boeing or Airbus, you ordered the wrong plane.

@bighands69 2 года назад

@@bowlchamps37 Sorry?

@raytry69 2 года назад

Same here at 52.

@danielh12345 Год назад

@bowlchamps37 this gave me a good chuckle, thanks 😂

@SSLucretia 3 года назад

He is amazing...... I am not very fluent in English, however , understanding him is very easy.... That's what I call a teacher... Perfect .. Many thanks Paul..

@wolverine1694 29 дней назад

Been wood working for 40+years and know 2 legends, and your both of them... God bless

@jimmyrickard7217 3 года назад

Paul Sellers, the Bob Ross of woodwork.

@MrMarkpeggy 4 года назад

Thank you for sharing all of these wonderful tips Paul and the team!

@luket4678 4 года назад

A pleasure to watch, thanks for the great tips!

@mikeygee4564 4 года назад

You've given me a whole new take on handsaws! I've struggled with that initial drag so many times. Can't wait to try this

@j.chrisbeck7492 4 года назад

Love your work, love the tips, thank you. Also I love learning and trying new things.

@alsmith1025 4 года назад

I would have never thought of that last one with the saw. It always drove me crazy. thanks so much for sharing this video.

@gnarthdarkanen7464 4 года назад

It's worth note somewhere that it's too easy to get lulled into a false sensibility. We buy a brand new tool, and bring it home to fix it for use... when "fixing" involves actively removing teeth, in part of all together... the very part of the tool we want most to work. BUT that's just the thing, isn't it? Nobody outside the craft even thinks of that sort of thing, and we still need Paul to let us know of it. ;o)

@ironmantooltime 3 года назад

Much cheaper than buying a Rob Cosman saw with graduated TPI!

@barryallin8161 3 года назад

I've seen this done on Japanese pull saws ( filing the first few teeth on the end nearest the handle of course)

@RicardoSantos-zh5uz 4 года назад

Wow. Really nice tips! Thanks a lot for sharing, Paul!

@perihelion7798 4 года назад

These were really great. Thanks for all of the information!

@TrevorDennis100 4 года назад

My goodness. Those were way more useful than I expected. The last trick with the saw was pure genius. Very much appreciated, so thanks Paul.

@mkbcoolman 4 года назад

I've struggled with that exact problem with my saws...I almost got chills watching that.

@Furao80 4 года назад

I wonder if it works the same for pull saws, filing the first few teeth nearest the handle?

@theeddorian 4 года назад

That saw trick is brilliant, and it seems to me that it eliminates the extra cost of a variable pitch saw. The one trouble I run into is that long ago now I learned to start the cut with the middle teeth of the blade and a drawing motion. It works quite well, but I still wonder how my grandfather, a trained cabinet maker, came to do that. I have to consciously remember to use the saw toe.

@ikust007 4 года назад

I was going to comment that trick also! Will do that on my last saws i filled...

@vinic8687 4 года назад

@@theeddorian the drawing back if the saw is the way it has always been done as far as I was taught. Starting with the tip of the saw isn't a good idea.

@bluesky6327 4 года назад

Paul Sellers, you’re my hero! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

@richardclarke9966 4 года назад

That clamp/arch trick is genius. Cheers as always, Paul!

@stefanr9653 2 года назад

I just use a curve ruler for this... or a metal lineal....and just bend it. Or I use a thin strip of wood, and just bend it also.

@stevekingsbury7190 4 года назад

Great tips Paul, thanks for all you do to pass on woodworking methods and practices. These tips are priceless.

@AsifMirzaSmiley 4 года назад

You Sir, are just a genius! Love your videos Paul.

@artanddesign8561 4 года назад

Fantastic tips very well articulated. Thank you so much for all of your help!!!!

@brad_nailer 4 года назад

The spoke shave tip was great, I'm going out right now to try it. All the tips were great, thank you Paul.

@nigelross6123 4 года назад

You're a mad wood genius. Always amazed at how simple you make things seem

@markgoode4109 4 года назад

Always a pleasure to watch and learn from Mr. Sellers. Excellent tips; will be using them all. Thanks for posting

@tomdenny8507 4 года назад

Truly ingenious and helpful tips. Thank you.

@gavinfeargrieve4874 Год назад

Tip #10 is golden! Why didn't I think of that sometime over the last 30 years?!

@clementcharlebois 4 года назад

Paul, you are an inspiration for us all.

@andrewk-majordochomerepair6014 4 года назад

That is a super tip for getting your saw going smoothly into a piece for detailed work, thank you!

@radharcanna 4 года назад

Brilliant tips. Love the one with the ruler!

@702ringo1 4 года назад

Damn! You’re the teacher I needed in high school. Thank you so much for those useful tips! You’re a true Master craftsman and a credit to your trade!!!

@waynemahler2015 4 года назад

Great tips. Thank you for sharing these.

@Jako-fh8zg 4 года назад

Thank you so much your sharing your knowledge, I’m eternally grateful 👍

@k4kfh 4 года назад

That clamp/arch trick is brilliant! Never would've thought of that, but it's so simple.

@lindsaychristie1804 3 года назад

The dovetail saw tip is priceless! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world 😁 hi from Australia!

@adamwilks 4 года назад

I love tip #10. Tried it! Awesome. Thanks Paul

@davidquirk8097 4 года назад

Wow! So much useful info in such a short video. Thank you so much.

@Karaon 4 года назад

The ruler trick! Love your skills Paul.

@puzzlering1 4 года назад

Another great set of tips, well done Thank you Sam

@ccv1616 3 года назад

Love the straightedge as a scraper tip. Genius!! Thanks Paul.

@debramcknight 4 года назад

Paul, you are just the best. Thank you.

@djae6083 3 года назад

Brilliant video! Thank you so much for this. Keep it going!

@LuckyEleven1177 4 года назад

These little gems are so helpful and bring us short-timers into the real heart of fine woodworking as we hone our skills. Thanks for taking the time and for explaining so well what you’ve learned.

@talltimberswoodshop7552 4 года назад

Those are great tips! Thanks for posting them.

@dannyUk-rg1ne 3 года назад

Love the idea with the arch in a sash cramp. Will definitely be using that.

@Glen.Danielsen 4 года назад

Absolutely fascinating and helpful ideas! 💛

@Ham68229 4 года назад

I'm always learning something new from your channel. Said it before, a saying my grand father taught me, "if you ain't learning something new everyday, you ain't livin". Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Cheers :)

@lvttvn9365 6 месяцев назад

Concise, reliable, repeatable tips, all I need. Thank you Paul Sellers.

@philipellis1865 4 года назад

Loved all those tips!!! Keep them coming

@markmcgarrey8655 4 года назад

Thanks Paul. Also loved the clamp arch trick.

@iestynjones5796 4 года назад

Brilliant. Thanks Paul.

@emgee8483 3 года назад

Simple,short and effective tips ...just the way it has to be. Many thanks!

@boozoochavis7506 4 года назад

It is so hard to argue with the amount and depth 50 years of experience brings to the table! Thank you for sharing your hard earned knowledge with the rest of the world, and please keep up the good work.

@markdmaker3173 4 года назад

Awesome! I really appreciate your knowledge.

@MrMichaelcurran 4 года назад

Down loaded this video from your web site and have been reviewing it often to keep in mind, how to avoid earlier mistakes. Your the best I have seen in applied woodworking.

@Bogie3855 4 года назад

Thanks Paul. Always helpful. One can never know too much.

@hypnoraythompson5824 4 года назад

Such a clever and helpful guy. Thank you.

@MrMNRichardWright 4 года назад

Always worth the time to catch your tips

@pteddie6965 3 года назад

Great tips, Paul. Thanks for sharing them.

@ywiwar7872 4 года назад

Love your videos. I have a couple of windows to make before summer comes here in Oz, the tips come in handy. They will still be, at best, rudimentary lol

@orpheusuk8762 4 года назад

Lovely stuff. This, and other videos from your series, have enabled me to raise my standards when working on wood and timber projects. Woodwork has never been so enjoyable.

@janineellis8434 3 года назад

Brilliant. Thank you for sharing.

@bigredracingdog466 2 года назад

Love the saw tip at the end. Thanks, Paul.

@mc045 3 года назад

Wow. First time watching one of your videos. I'm delighted and impressed! Thank you :)

@davidegerton-warburton1311 2 года назад

Thanks Paul I love these tips!

@karkalho 3 года назад

The sound of that saw you used on the last tip is so beautiful!! Very nice tips, by the way!

@Bill-jv5eg 4 года назад

Great tips, please keep them coming!

@christophschumacher640 4 года назад

He is a real craftsman . It looks like he loves what he is doing👌

@davidmegilley2968 2 года назад

Brilliant, one of the best ever

@douglafferty7688 4 года назад

Thankyou for sharing your tips. Helps me to improve my wood working skills. Thankyou again!!

@anthonypaynter828 4 года назад

As a newcomer to woodworking, these tips are GOLD. Love the saw tip, that was the best advice I have ever had. I found it always is difficult to not make a mess when you start sawing. Problem solved so easily. Brilliant.

@RobMacKendrick 4 года назад

Every one brilliant! Thanks for this!

@FinnMacCuhl 4 года назад

Not a dud tip among them. Absolutely magic. Thanks

@eldoradocraftsman3733 4 года назад

Too good. I’ve just subscribed and I’m So So glad that I did. Of course I wish that the Coronavirus never existed but at least I get a chance to watch these Great clips. 👏🏾👏🏾

@markmiller6402 3 года назад

Great advice as always. Thanks mate

@richarsenault1004 3 года назад

Thank you for these tips. Much appreciated.

@arthurhughes5080 2 года назад

absolutely brilliant Paul thank you for sharing those very useful tips 👍

@edt9666 4 года назад

Efficient delivery of knowledge. Thank you sir.

@lockedloaded4942 3 года назад

Thanks so much for this video! I learned a lot in those 8 minutes!!

@davidstansbury3204 2 года назад

Thank you for your time and knowledge. Great tips and as cihelmrich said no irritating music. Straight to the point. Again thank you.

@DEG1985 3 года назад

You are a genius, your wisdom is abundant. Thank you very much for helping those of us who are learning to work with wood, I have subscribed to your wonderful channel ...

@sweetbeat7 11 месяцев назад

What a great video, totally inspiring, thank you !!

@davidclark9086 4 года назад

This is so good. Thanks Paul.

@zackwoodworking498 2 года назад

Always fun to watch. Wish I had a garage full of equipment to actually try doing this stuff myself. Maybe one day...😞

@KBorham 9 месяцев назад

Start with a hammer, a saw, a pencil and a block plane. Just START, that’s the crucial part….

@B_COOPER 6 месяцев назад

It takes several decades (or if you have the money) to acquire a shop with that amount of equipment. Don’t be fooled by shops full of tools, 3/4 of the tools in everyone’s shop haven’t been touched in months because they’re not the favored tool or its specific purpose