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Essential Craftsman
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40+ years of building experience, all in one channel. Learn house-building, carpentry & construction, blacksmithing, safety & productivity, how other trades & shops function, and maybe even how to be a better version of ourselves! The videos feature Scott Wadsworth covering a wide array of topics, tools, history, and lessons learned. The purpose of the channel is to showcase the knowledge that is gained through experience, and encourage respect for the craftsmen, their tools, and history.
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leemortimer1740
(3 minutes ago)
This guy has a massive amount of knowledge and experience and he delivers it with such a great manner that makes you want to listen to him all day
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tomgaffney7
(9 minutes ago)
This guy looks like a rocket scientist but instead he's one of the best carpenters I've ever seen. Respect!!
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christsciple
(18 minutes ago)
These are great tips! I learned these by the 8th grade working in my families construction business. My dad is a home builder and architect and taught me everything I know from excavation, surveying, concrete, rough and finish carpentry you name it! Now in my 30s and still using them regularly!
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henokB
(27 minutes ago)
"Good fast professional work is beautiful and people can afford it." Great wisdom.
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Gabson9
(32 minutes ago)
How i cut wood. Measure 3 times, mark my cutting lane, then measure 2 times more, then cut, realize i made a mistake and start all over again.
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michaelandcolinspop
(46 minutes ago)
I’ve watched this a few times to refresh my understanding of some of these advanced skills and I am always amazed. My brother is a master carpenter, but it wasn’t until recently that I truly understood and appreciated the complexity and sheer guts it takes to do this job.
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Ronsonic
(51 minutes ago)
"You can also rip like this..." No. No, sir, I cannot. YOU can rip like that. I learned a lot watching this that I will definitely use in the future. But, like my very smart brother once said "knowing how a thing is done is not the same as knowing how to do it. If it were we'd all be journeyman bricklayers." Thanks again for these great, direct and down to earth lessons.
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