Free Videos via Podcasts

[WoodWrangler]

While I can't recall if this topic has been covered here or not before, I get so much use out of these resources I feel it necessary to remind everyone what is available to you ... for free!

Lots of free videos available online at www.woodworkingonline.com (simply go through the Archive down the left side and look for links to download videos about the articles. Some are really great)

Or ... to make it easier ... download the install Apple iTunes latest version (yes, it works on a Windows computer too) ... and get read to download some Podcasts (videos primarily). Visit the website above, find a iTunes link with one of the articles (looks like this

) and it'll open iTunes. From here you can pick the video Podcasts you want and it will download them. Then you can watch them on your computer through iTunes.

You can also add great other free podcasts once you get moving like:

• The Folding Rule Show
• The Wood Whisperer
• Rough Cut Show
• NoviceGarage Woodworker

The beauty of open information and technology ... ahhhh :-D

 

[nelsone]

Thanks for the link. Watched through one last night, but it was too late to reply to your post.

 

[ChrisMathes]

Jeremy...
I don't know if you posted this in the past or not, but this one caught my attention! Thanks for the link...I'll be visiting!

How did your trip to Kyle's go today?

Chris

 

[nelsone]

Jeremy didn't make it to Kyle's, but Mike (HPM67), Phillip (PTT49er) and I had a blast! Kyle was great to visit with and we each upped our wood stock nicely! Kyle was doing some sawing so we enjoyed watching the process for a while! Everyone should to try to make it up there on the 16th. It is well worth it!

 

[sapwood]

Works for me Jeremy :icon_thum

Thanks for the tip,
Roger

 

[Bryan S]

Thanks for the link, just watched through the oils and varnishes podcast. Some good stuff there

 

[sapwood]

:slap: Another thanks Jeremy!
I've downloaded 19 of the Woodsmith's and now I'm working on 21 for Wood Whisper. So how do I find the 20 or so hours needed to view them :BangHead:

I can just see myself now . . . tromping on the treadmill with Ipod in hand viewing WWing shows.

Injury report forthcoming,
roger

 

[WoodWrangler]

So how do I find the 20 or so hours needed to view them :BangHead:

[BANANA]I've got the same problem ... lot of late nights![/BANANA]