Furniture by Charles Neil

Good Morrning Mr Neil, I seen your sitl while going through my dailly post on Router Forum and the U-Tube video's. Awesome, Just had to check out the site. I printrede out your taper jig pattern, it will be a real finger saver. I've tried to cut tappers and just quit, my fingers are just too close. Thanks

I just ran across your site, was looking for a taper jig pattern. You do a great job of explaining how to, and keeping in mind shop safety. Thanks for the great inspiration.

At my profession I have faced different obstacles every single day , and it was crucial to find your website , that gave me a new perspective how to solve problems regarding woodworks ,and mostly important , wood finishings...
keep up with the good work !!!!!
best of all,

Roger Leo

beginner woodworker

freelance writer

Just discovered your website and I am really glad to have found it.

Your tips are amazingly simple and easy to put into practice. That is important to a beginner/novice like me.

There are many good woodworking podcasts websites out there, that are very enjoyable too watch, and these particular webisodes they produce, gives me inspiration to take my hobby skills to a higher level, in my shopwork.

But Charles:

Your webisodes, stands out among them, mainly because watching you work, almost in real time, where there is no cutting away after a brief camera shot

For example:
In the fitting of your drawer box, and doors on your pie safe.

Most of the common podcasts would, give a good brief explanation of what there going to do, then they would start the process of fitting, then cut away, and come back with the box fitted on the next camera shot, the same with the doors, a brief explanation, a start of the process, then a cutaway, and then come back when the doors are all fitted.

That's why I said your podcasts (webisodes) stands out , because we get to watch the WHOLE process friom beginning to end, of the fitting of the drawer box, and the doors, the only cut away you do is when it is repetitious.

That's why I find your webisodes MORE than just inspiration to go into the shop, but ALSO a great learning tool, because by you NOT cutting away but showing the entire process of what needs to be done, you are also explaining in great detail, of the process involved, believe me, that makes for a VERY informative, and EDUCATIONAL time of watching that process, from start to finish.

Your webisodes are entirely more EDUCATIONAL, and inspirational, then just a time to be entertained.

Thankyou for taking the time to do these webisodes, and excellent work in the camera department, who edits these podcasts, thankyou for showing entire processes from start to finish, with minimal cutting away.

You and your staff have done an OUTSTANDING job in your webisodes.
Keep up the great work.

God Bless you all.

Hi Mr Charles, thanks for your furniture and wood working tips.

Charles Neil is truly a master, his videos have helped me greatly as a fellow woodworker. Thank you for sharing your amazing talents with the world. God bless.

Having a great time learning from you charles thanks a whole heap.