About this episode

The episode discusses woodworking techniques, including making jigs and pricing custom cutting boards, featuring questions from listeners.

Brians Questions: Love the show. Thanks for getting right to the questions. I have a project where I've made hundreds of the same item. Over that time, I've come up with a bunch of different jigs and processes that I've iterated over time to make things go faster and work better. I wonder if you have experience with and thoughts about how to approach this kind of woodworking-at-scale and if Huy in particular has any take-aways from making all those drawer knobs recently. Thanks! Mike Hey guys, my name is Van Whitmire and I recently started listening to your podcast. I’ve really been enjoying it and had a couple questions for you.I’m 17 years old and super involved in my high school club, SkillsUSA. I placed 6th in the state of Nebraska in cabinetmaking this year. When I get out of high school, what do you think would be the better route: getting on with a construction crew or trying to find a job in a cabinet shop?I’m not a super experienced woodworker yet, but I know my way around a shop pretty well. I’m currently finishing up my junior year of high school, and over the last few weeks I decided I want to start making and selling custom cutting boards. Right now I’m completely…

People in this episode

Host: Woodshop Life Podcast

Guest: Van Whitmire

Topics covered

• woodworking
• jigs
• custom cutting boards
• pricing
• woodworking at scale

Keywords

• woodworking
• jigs
• custom cutting boards
• pricing
• SkillsUSA

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