Instructional video/DVD

[Monroe Brown]

Folks,

I'm looking for instructional video/DVD recommendations on all woodworking topics. If anyone has any favorites they like, or stinkers they didn't like, I'd love to hear about them.

Happy New Year,

kmb

[Don Bullock]

Wow, that's a very broad request. Can you narrow it down to the types of things that you'd like to learn to do?

[Rob Will]

I have a set of DVD's put out by Jet. Not sure where I got them. Amazon?

Here's a bunch of videos:

http://www.woodworkerslibrary.com/woodworkingdvds.php

Rob

[Monroe Brown]

Wow, that's a very broad request. Can you narrow it down to the types of things that you'd like to learn to do?

Primarily furniture making/cabinet making, machines and techniques, and hand tool techniques. I'm not all that interested in specific project videos and I don't (yet?) turn wood or do marquetry.

But, really, I like to know what others find helpful and I like to glean ideas from a variety of sources.

Thanks,

kmb

[Jack Ganssle]

Check out smartflix.com. They rent DVDs for $10/week and have a lot on woodworking.

Jack

[Rob Blaustein]

If you're into hand tools, Rob Cosman's DVDs are excellent.

[Brent Smith]

You might want to check out the Marc Adams DVD set. http://www.marcadams.com/videoseries.html

It covers most aspects of woodworking and will give you an idea of where you want to go from there.

[Grant Morris]

Some freebies well worth viewing...

http://www.woodworkingonline.com/category/podcast/

http://thewoodwhisperer.com/

[Don Bullock]

Some freebies well worth viewing...

http://www.woodworkingonline.com/category/podcast/

http://thewoodwhisperer.com/

You can learn a lot from both of these. There are many hours here of "free" instruction.;):D

[Greg Just]

You should consider new episodes and reruns of New Yankee Workshop. I find that even if I'm not interested in the project, there is always a new idea or method to do something that can be applied in other project.

[Ian Haywood]

Kelly Mehler has a book on table saw use and a companion DVD. Kelly Mehler's School of Woodworking (http://www.kellymehler.com/)

Ian

[frank shic]

i loved the frank klausz's dvd on dovetailing a drawer.