Guild Video Library
The content of this library is truly a treasure. These are not studio quality videos. They are recorded under shop conditions with all the variables you might expect. However, the sound quality of those posted are quite good. The topics covered over the years are many and hosted by some of the best and most talented woodworkers. You will find demonstrations/lectures by Garrett Hack, Mike Dunbar, Terry Moore, Jere Osgood, Jon Siegel, Matt Wajda, Terri Masaachi, Wayne Marcoux, Al Breed, Al Stirt and many more.
170 Records Found
| Animal Sculpture Part 1 |
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| Animal Sculpture Part 2 |
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| Intro to Piercing and Airbrushing |
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| Patterns, Texture and Color |
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| Restoration Turnings |
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| The Bowl Gouge: Who's the Boss? |
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| Turning a Lamp Shade |
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| Turning a Sphere into an Octahedron |
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| Using the OneWay Bowl Coring System |
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| Working with Distressed Wood |
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| Annual Meeting with Deneb Puchalski—2017 |
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| BIG Meeting June 2015 - Part 1 |
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| BIG Meeting June 2015 - Part 2 |
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| BIG Meeting June 2015 - Part 3 |
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| Queen Anne Lowboy—Turning Pad Foot |
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| Back Covers of Fine Woodworking Magazine |
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| Tapered Bent Laminations with a Twist |
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| Critical Essentials Al Breed Townsend Chest 3 |
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| Critical Essentials Al Breed Townsend Chest 4 |
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| Critical Essentials Al Breed Townsend Chest 5 |
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| Critical Essentials Al Breed Townsend Chest 6 |
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| Critical Essentials Al Breed Townsend Chest 7 |
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| Critical Essentials Al Breed Townsend Chest 8 |
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| Repairing Turned Architectural Columns |
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| Retrospective & Demo of Ball & Claw Carving |
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| Retrospective & Discussion—Gary Armstrong |
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| Spindle Turning |
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| Ten Essential Cuts on the Lathe |
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| Turned Sculptures with "Minimal Surfaces" |
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| Carving Wildlife |
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| Conversion Varnish |
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| Critical Essentials Al Breed Townsend Chest 1 |
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| Critical Essentials Al Breed Townsend Chest 2 |
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| David Lamb Retrospective |
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| Design and Construction of Turned Furniture |
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| Hammer Veneering |
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| Keynote Address—Design Symposium |
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| Retrospective Design Slide Lecture |
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| Retrospective Slide Lecture on Design |
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| Effective and Efficient Woodworking |
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| Veneering |
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| Wood Finishing Q+A |
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| Attributes of Good Design |
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| Explorations in Color and Texture |
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| Making Handmade Turning Tools |
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| Pouring Vessel |
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| Practical Approach to Making Chairs |
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| Sharpening—Panel Discussion |
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| Spiral Form |
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| Turned Rectangular Lidded Box |
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| Turning Palm Nuts |
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| Twice-Turned Bowl |
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| Choosing Hand Planes |
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| Coloring with Spray Finishes |
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| Filling Grain |
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| Green Wood, Rustic Furniture |
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| Overview of Spray Finishes |
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| Polishing Out Finishes |
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| Repairing Finishes |
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| Spray Finishing Techniques |
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| Spraying Water-Based Finishes |
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| Handcrafted Violins |
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| Ornamental Turning |
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| Tuning Up Woodshop Machines |
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| Bowl from a Thin Board |
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| Cross-Grain Bowl Turning |
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| Design in Woodworking |
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| Duplicating Spindle Turnings by Hand |
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| Fresh Look at Segmented Turnings |
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| Hollow Wooden Ornament |
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| Horton Brass Hardware |
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| Inside-Out Sculptural Forms |
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| Intro to Sharpening for Turning |
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| Introduction to Hollow Forms |
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| Making a Career as a Woodturner |
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| Miniature Goblets |
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| Natural Edge Goblet |
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| Reproducing Architectural Elements |
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| Tall Elegant Turned Vessels |
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| Turned, Textured and Carved Bowl |
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| Turning Endgrain |
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| Chair Joinery |
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| Complex Joinery |
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| Curved Surface Joinery |
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| Drawer Construction |
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| Going Pro |
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| Hand Cut Dovetails |
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| Hand Tools |
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| Japanese Joinery |
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| Joinery in Nontraditional Materials |
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| Machine Mortise and Tenon Joinery |
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| Portsmouth Furniture |
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| Retrospective of the Work of John McAlevey |
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| Rustic Joinery |
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| Sand Shading Techniques |
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| Scraper Day 1995 |
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| Shaker Legacy |
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| Thru Tenon Joinery |
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| Traditional Carcasse Joinery |
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| Works Made With Native Wood |
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| Jointers and Planers |
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| Making a Metal Body Plane |
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| Reducing Tearout in Woodturning—Panel Discussion |
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| Relief Carving |
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| Sharpening for Woodturning |
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| Carving a Ball Claw Foot |
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| Concepts of Design, Slides and Commentary |
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| Contemporary Woodturning—Slide Presentation |
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| Demilune Table |
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| Making Small Bowls |
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| Making Tapered Sliding Dovetail Joints |
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| MultiAxis Turning for Furniture and Fun |
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| Natural Edge Bowls from Green Wood |
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| Planing Wood |
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| Planing Wood by Hand |
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| Turning a Translucent Wood Lampshade |
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| Turning Angels |
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| Bending Wood—Three Approaches |
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| Finishing Day 2002 |
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| Bandsaw Basics |
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| Dutch Foot Leg |
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| Introduction to Veneering |
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| Three Boxmakers |
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| Bowl Turning |
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| Bowl Turning for Dummies |
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| Bowl Turning—Part 1 |
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| Bowl Turning—Part 2 |
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| Carving and Enhancing Vessels |
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| Design Conference—Part 1 |
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| Design Conference—Part 2 |
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| Turned Christmas Ornaments |
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| Turning Small Gifts |
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| What Are We Really Making—Panel Discussion |
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| Harvesting, Sawing and Drying Native Wood |
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| Inlays |
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| Is There Any Wood in NH Forests? |
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| Jon Brooks Retrospective |
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| Musical Instrument Day |
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| Understanding Wood |
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| Advanced Sharpening for Woodcarving |
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| Carving Transitions and Focal Points |
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| Carving Volutes |
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| Celtic Knot Carving |
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| Dust Collection Day |
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| Figure Carving |
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| Intro to Carving Tools and Sharpening |
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| Kitchen Cabinetry |
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| Retrospective—David Lamb |
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| Art vs. Craft |
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| Control, Comfort and Safety on the Lathe |
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| Hand Planes |
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| Hollow Vessels |
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| Introduction to Woodturning |
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| Lectures for the NH Furniture Masters |
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| NH Furniture Master's Exhibition—1997 |
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| Overview of Finishes and Stains |
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| Segmented Bowl Turning |
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| Turning Composite Materials |
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| Woodcarving Basics |
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| Woodworking Injuries |
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| Care and Use of Old Tools |
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| Finishing Day 1996 |
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| GNHW Juried Exhibitions—1994 and 1996 |
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| Intro to Woodturning |
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| Living With Crafts Exhibition—1996 |
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| Sharpening Day |
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| Ultralight Wooden Boat |
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| MultiAxis Spindle Turning |
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| Handcut Dovetails |
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| Using Native Wood—Panel Discussion |
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