I'm diving into the world of furniture making and I'm looking for the best resources to get started. Are there specific books or YouTube channels that are recommended? Would visiting a local hardware or woodworking store be beneficial? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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Woodcraft has some amazing learning videos and resources available on their website. Kreg Tools also provides a lot of useful content for beginners. And don't forget about Wood Magazine; it's one of the best magazines out there for basic woodworking advice!
You should definitely check out the YouTube channel 'Woodworking for Mere Mortals'. It's packed with beginner-friendly videos that’ll help you get your bearings!
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Books are a fantastic resource, especially since they were the go-to before YouTube took off! I recommend starting with Lost Art Publishing and checking out Taunton Books, as they offer great insights on principles and design. Paul Sellers also has a wealth of knowledge with his content and books. They really help in understanding different joints, materials, and finishes! Let me know if you want more title suggestions.
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