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Show your students the safe way to work with power tools with this no-nonsense 16-part series. Used as an introduction or as a refresher,
each video demonstrates correct operation and maintenance. Viewable/printable instructor’s guides are available online. Correlates to competency standards for core curriculum and carpentry from the National Center for Construction Education & Research. A Shopware Production. (12–22 minutes each) © 2006 Preview Clip Online C o
Table Saws This video covers both cabinet and portable table saws—the tools of choice when a circular saw just won’t cut it. $79.95 QGR35530 • DVD / VOD
Cutoff Saws Also known as miter saws, cutoff saws will crosscut long stock, cut picture frame molding, fit crown molding, and quickly cut multiple boards to the same length. This video compares straight, compound, and sliding compound models. $79.95 QGR35531 • DVD / VOD
Radial Arm Saws A radial arm saw may just be the most versatile power tool in the shop—and also the most hazardous. This video thoroughly acquaints viewers with it. $79.95 QGR35532 • DVD / VOD
Band Saws and Scroll Saws Whenever a project throws you a curve, it’s time to turn on the band saw or scroll saw. This video features both. $79.95 QGR35533 • DVD / VOD
Routers Help your students get in the groove. This video introduces the router through table-mounted and freehand applications. $79.95 QGR35534 • DVD / VOD
Jointers Jointers and biscuit jointers are becoming a common sight in woodshops. This video takes a look at both of these important tools. $79.95 QGR35535 • DVD / VOD
Planers If radial arm saws are the most hazardous power tools in the shop, planers are probably the safest. This video shows how to work with them. $79.95 QGR35536 • DVD / VOD
Lathes Spindle-turning, furniture-making, shaping round- or disk-shaped pieces of wood—lathes can do it all. This video examines how. $79.95 QGR35537 • DVD / VOD
Power Nailers
This video nails the subject of nailers with informa- tion on four types: pneumatic, cordless electric, cordless impulse, and power-actuated. $79.95 QGR35538 • DVD / VOD
Drill Presses
When pinpoint accuracy counts, the drill press is the tool of choice. This video highlights both floor and benchtop styles. $79.95 QGR35539 • DVD / VOD
Drills and Drivers This video takes a close-up look at cordless and corded drills and drivers, those indispensable sidearms of the building trades. $79.95 QGR35540 • DVD / VOD
Timber Furniture: The Design Process This program explains the basic steps in designing and constructing a piece of wood furniture. Correlates to all National CTE Organizational Standards (including the provisions of the Perkins Act). (21 minutes) © 2009 Preview Clip Online C ‡ o $129.95 QGR41139 • DVD / VOD
Fasteners for Cabinet Making Examining wood screws, nails and pins, biscuit joinery, and more, this program introduces the types and uses of various fasteners in building cabinets and furniture. Correlates to all National CTE Organizational Standards (including the provi- sions of the Perkins Act). Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. (26 minutes) © 2006 Preview Clip Online C ‡ o $129.95 QGR40218 • DVD / VOD
Stationary Sanders This video explains how to make quick work of the biggest chore in the shop with stationary sanders. $79.95 QGR35541 • DVD / VOD
Circular Saws The circular saw is one of the most widely used portable power tools at construction sites. This video spotlights direct-drive and worm-drive models. $79.95 QGR35542 • DVD / VOD
Jigsaws and Reciprocating Saws A reciprocating saw is a workhorse that can cut through just about any material. A jigsaw is a preci- sion instrument for cutting tight curves and complex shapes. This video shows how to put this dynamic duo to work. $79.95 QGR35543 • DVD / VOD
Rotary Tools, Bench Grinders, and Sharpeners For carving fine details or honing an edge, rotary tools, bench grinders, and sharpeners are a must. This video deals with them all. $79.95 QGR35544 • DVD / VOD
Building a Workcenter It’s a multifunctional tool stand, a workbench, and a sawhorse all in one! This video profiles the portable workcenter, an indispensable item that’s equally useful in the shop and on the construction site. $79.95 QGR35545 • DVD / VOD
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Hand Tools for Woodworking There will always be a place for hand tools in the modern workshop! In this program, woodworking enthusiast Stuart Lees shows how to use a variety of saws, planes, and chisels. In the process, he explains how to measure and mark out a project and then safely secure it. Correlates to all National CTE Organizational Standards (including the provisions of the Perkins Act). Viewable/printable educational resources are available online. (24 minutes) © 2009 Preview Clip Online C ‡ o $129.95 QGR42220 • DVD / VOD
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