Favorite woodworking sites?

[Jamie Smith]

Hi all-

I am new to the forums (I actually just found them a couple of weeks ago), and I am wondering what else I am missing.

What are some of your favorite woodworking related sites?

thanks...

[Al Killian]

Listing links to other forums from here is frowned aponed.

[Jamie Smith]

Sorry, I didn't actually mean forums, but rather project sites.

[Scott Thornton]

Mine are mostly shopping sites!

www.highlandwoodworking.com
www.rockler.com
www.woodcraft.com
www.sommerfeldtools.com
www.kregtools.com
www.amazon.com
www.lienielsen.com
www.woodpeck.com
www.bobmarinosbesttools.com (bob has some links to other cool sites too)
www.patwarner.com
www.minimax-usa.com (good videos on there)

I'm sure others have many other sites, but these are some that I frequent. You'll also find some of the guys here have some cool sites too.

Good luck and welcome to the Creek. Stick around and participate, it's a great place...

[Nancy Laird]

Jamie,

don't forget about www.woodworker.com (http://www.woodworker.com) - they carry multiple lines of machines and tools - everything for the woodworker but the wood. "Where the experts buy their tools."

PM sent.

Nancy (121 days)

[Larry Fox]

www.leevalley.com (http://www.leevalley.com)
http://www.toolsforworkingwood.com
www.homesteadfinishing.com

[Alex Berkovsky]

How about The Woodworking Channel (http://www.thewoodworkingchannel.com/).

[luc gendron]

Got to love www.hardwareattic.ca (http://www.hardwareattic.ca) everything for the professional and amateur!

Also www.richelieu.com (http://www.richelieu.com).

[John Schreiber]

I sure appreciate http://www.woodbin.com/index.htm .

The sagulator, which computes sag in shelves and beams and the shrinkulator which figures wood movement are very helpful. Plus they have a section on standards for furniture, desk heights, chair depths etc.

[Zahid Naqvi]

great, all I need is to bookmark this thread and I'll be good.

[Paul Douglass]

This gentleman does some good podcasts and provides entertainment. I enjoy his site.

http://www.thewoodwhisperer.com/

[Don Bullock]

As someone who is fairly new to woodworking, especially Internet sites I suggest -

http://www.finewoodworking.com

It has a vast library of articles on all aspects of woodworking. To access much of the library, however, there is an annual fee. I've found the site very helpful.

[Kermit Hodges]

Fairly new site but I like it. Friendly bunch [link to forum removed]

[Steve Clardy]

http://*poof*.com :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :D

[Nancy Laird]

Kermit----links to other discussion boards/forums are taboo, per the TOS. :( :( Sorry.

Nancy (120 days)

[Glenn Clabo]

Steve...Your "poof* is broken.;)

[Steve Clardy]

Steve...Your "poof* is broken.;)


On purpose ;)

Just adding my humor there :D :D Lol

[Richard Niemiec]

http://www.oldtoolsshop.com/index.asp

For galootish information.

RN

[Rick de Roque]

xxx

Nancy (120 days)

Nancy,
Whats the number of days for? Is that how many days till the baby is born? :D Or maybe smoke free...

Just curious.

Rick

[Nancy Laird]

Nancy,
Whats the number of days for? Is that how many days till the baby is born? :D Or maybe smoke free...

Just curious.

Rick

Retirement from the day job - gonna stay home and make sawdust, turn pens, and burn wood on the lasers!! And go to work in my jammies!!

Nancy (120 days)

[Keith Outten]

Gettin short Nancy....119 and a wake up :)

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[Nancy Laird]

I'm counting the days, Keith. Day job is getting boring after over 11 years in the same office!!

Nancy (119 and a wake-up:D :D )

[Doug Shepard]

I've beem reading through a lot of the blogs and articles here lately. Lots of good stuff.
http://www.woodworking-magazine.com/index.asp

[Randy Denby]

I'm just curious....what is the reasoning for not allowing links to other forums in the TOS? I recognize names of members and moderators on some of the other forums....so I reckon its not like having a jealous spouse....oops, I hope not . So.....maybe I didnt recognize names afterall. Nope, sure dont remember any. Uh-uh, never saw anyone anywhere else. I dont remember going to any other forums now that I think about it. ....I dont even woodwork .....so,never mind :)

[Keith Outten]

Randy,

Click this link (http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=61168) and read Question number 8.

In the future please use our Private Messaging system to ask questions concerning our rules here. We would be glad to respond to any question privately and save our Members from having to read the same responses over and over again.
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[Rob Russell]

Retirement from the day job - gonna stay home and make sawdust, turn pens, and burn wood on the lasers!! And go to work in my jammies!!

Nancy (120 days)

Sigh - it's probably more like 4000 days for me ... :(