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15 October 2016

T-Shirt Giveaway News

Congratulations Nick
The first Lee Cooper Workwear t-shirt giveaway on my YouTube channel was won this week by Nick (pictured right).

The letters 'K', 'O', and 'A', were included in the Tanga Tanga, Trend T31 Review, and European Walnut videos, and there were two acceptable answers: Koa, and Oak.

The next t-shirt giveaway begins now, with four letters to be included in future videos (not every video has a letter). If, I have at least one correct entry, one week after the final video is published, then a winner will be drawn then. If not, I'll issue a reminder and wait another week, and so on until there is a winner.

Remember, all you need to do is collect the letters, share the videos (any method you like), arrange the letters to make a woodworking term, and email me the word.

4 August 2016

#TOOLMake16 - The Results

After judging and drawing, the Champion, and Prize Winners, can now be revealed.

Watch the Results video here:

Grateful thanks to Carl Jacobson for his help in the judging process.

We both scored the winner maximum points. Do let me know what you though of all the entries, and of the choice of Champion.

And if you haven't watched the entries yet, then I encourage you to do so.

#TOOLMake16 playlist

16 July 2016

The Side Table & Video Build Guide - FREE

Several months ago I built some simple side tables, by hand, with modest joints. The design, based very much on an old table built in woodshop class by a relative over sixty years ago, is classic and scalable. Videos of this build are available, free, on my Get Into Woodworking channel, starting with this one: https://youtu.be/NSue46eWsxQ

I've used round tops, but of course you can use a square top with the legs under each corner.

Scalability means that you can easily build the table to the size you want, without ruining the design. Just scale every dimension by the same factor. There's no reason why you couldn't build a dining table this way, or even a dolls house table!


A SketchUp model is available, for free, on the downloads page