Learn how to be a maker, woodworker, DIY and self build expert. Find out how to build a coffee table, discover van life and meet The Carpenter's Daughter in Episode 1. Hosted by Joe Whittaker of Average Joe's Joinery.
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7 comments
Allen Cameron
I have watched evolution TV enjoyed the content.recently made a planter with my evolution r255 sliding
Mitre saw using the mitre saw stand. Dust collection a problem.l would like to thank you for the helpful information.
Craig Butts
I’m really looking forward to episode 2 of this. The features have been great to watch and Joe hosts really well. He’s a natural.
antony waterman
Great first episode, loads of interesting content. Its good to see how other people work and what they can do and how they achieve their results, really inspiring. And one thing I have learnt I never knew such a thing as a tracksaw existed, I want that what a brilliant piece of kit. Cannot wait for the next episode.
Gerard Moloney
I use evolution tools every day for my construction worh
Efrain Diaz
Good.
Simon Mayo
Am I the only person who can’t watch the extra content eg how to make the coffee table because the website wants you to be signed up for emails to be able to do so, but it doesn’t recognise that I am already signed up for emails? Furthermore, I have since signed up again about 6 or 7 more times and each time it seems to go into a repeating cycle of demanding me to sign up again, then again again! Life’s too short! If you want me to watch your videos, please sort the glitch out or I’ll get bored and watch something else!
Dave Stevens
Great start to what looks to be avery interesting project, it would be good to see “how to make” features, also “how to get the get the tools set up correctly” sort of things. I look forward to the next edition.
Thanks
Dave