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SSYTC003 Ideal Tools – Festool Mecca
Ideal Tools – Festool Mecca in Williamstown, Melbourne A perfect synergy of sales, training, and getting real hands-on experience with the next potential addition to your workshop. I really enjoy this...
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SSYTC004 Ideal Tools – Festool Mecca
Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4), Flash Video (.flv) (Right-click, and select “Save Link As”) Best video quality is achieved by downloading then playing the mp4 version. Posted in Podcast Tagged:...
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SSYTC006 Miter Gauges
Not that long ago, I posted Shed.TV episode 51 on the Tablesaw, and in it there was some discussion about Mitre Gauges (or Miter Gauges, which ever is your preferred spelling!) One of the site’s...
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SSYTC19 Linseed Oil Experiment
I was looking through some files taken off one of the cameras, and found this video shot as part of the Linseed Oil Experiment. Better late than never. Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4), Flash...
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YouTube Chronicles reminder
Having not posted any Stu’s Shed YouTube Chronicles (SSYTC) for a while (or any video for that matter), just a quick reminder: the SSYTC are deliberately a very low production value offering – handheld...
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SSYTC023 Visit to Rockler, Denver
SSYTC023 Rockler Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4), Flash Video (.flv) Filed under: Podcast Tagged: Rockler, SSYTC
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SSYTC024 Tormek T7
Stu’s Shed YouTube Chronicle 024 – A look around the Tormek T7 Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4), Flash Video (.flv) Filed under: Podcast, Techniques, Tools Tagged: Sharpening, SSYTC, T7, Tormek,...
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SSYTC030 Bodging
While visiting, my Dad showed me some quick videos he had shot at a recent bodging demonstration in New Zealand, so have spliced them together here for your viewing pleasure. I found the hook knife...
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Line Shaft Live
Probably the thing that I enjoy seeing more than anything else at Sovereign Hill, are all the line shaft driven machinery. I’d love to have a workshop straight out of the 1890s. I’d feel right at...
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