Podcast appearances and mentions of matt cremona

Matt Cremona is unusual in the world of woodworking because he not only builds high end furniture, but he cuts down the trees and mills the lumber from those trees to make that furniture.    In 2016 Matt built his own bandsaw mill which allows him to make lumber out of really big logs.  Amazingly, Matt's most popular video is 42 minutes long and shows how he used his bandsaw mill to make slabs. It's a fascinating look at all the labor that goes into milling lumber and gives viewers insight into the finer details of a process most of us have never seen before. Let alone, the impact of seeing that it's just one guy doing this in his yard.   Most recently, Matt moved into a  huge new home that he's renovating and making even huger by building an addition to the space, which he's documenting and sharing on YouTube.     Visit Matt Cremona on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/mcremona

On "Beyond the Classroom", we talk to people who use their platform to teach others. From self-taught woodworkers and urban gardeners to roller skaters and craft brewers, we meet people who have turned their passions into careers. This week we spoke with Matt Cremona, a Minnesota based Urban Logger who sources his materials from urban lumber that would otherwise end up in a landfill. We talk about how his passion and resourcefulness helped him to create a career that he loves.  

When Matt Cremona decides to build an heirloom piece of furniture, he doesn’t just wander over to the local lumber store and pickup some lumber. That would be too easy. Matt’s an urban logger so it’s more far likely that he found a recently cut down tree in the city, hauled it home on his log trailer, sawed it on his custom bandsaw mill, dried it in his backyard, and then got on with building the furniture. His whole process is amazing and today Matt will tell us a bit more about that, and more specifically, about the fully custom logging trailer that he’s been building over the last few months. Yes a whole trailer. Matt is also co-host of the Wood Talk podcast, so check that out as well! Subscribe to the weekly maker digest: https://artofthebuild.fm Support the show: https://patreon.com/artofthebuild Matt's trailer build: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0dX5redvVZQmlJKflRH65XBcZ3eBoK5e

Woodworking Q&A with special guest, Matt Cremona!

Get an inside look at how a former retired city worker is building a prolific and profitable portable sawmill business. Hear how he started, his partnerships, and what tools he used to grow his business. Aaron is also a current client of Acres of Timber! Check out his website at http://crosscutlumber.com and follow him on Instagram at http://instagram.com/crosscutlumber. What exactly is a Woodpreneur? So, why the term “woodpreneur”? When Steve first started Acres of Timber three years ago, the wood community and industry wasn't what it is now.  Slab dealers, wood designers, and more specifically at the time – sawmill users, didn't have a community or a brand and were going largely unnoticed by potential customers who would look instead to the Home Depot and Lowe's of this world for their products. Steve sought to change that by creating the Sawmill Business Instagram account and the #sawmillbusiness hashtag as a way to share the products and creations that these innovative makers were producing. It didn't take long for the account to grow to over 136,000 followers and with a hashtag that has been used over 35,000 times, the Sawmill Business community grew and grew quickly!  As the Sawmill Business following grew, Steve began to notice that this community didn't just include sawmill owners. Furniture designers, woodworkers, arborists, tree climbers, chainsaw users, slab sellers, and even tree house makers became an integral part of the Sawmill Business family as well. It was at this point that Steve knew the business needed a new name that would truly encompass all that the wood community represents. Hence, @acresoftimber and the term “Woodprener” was born. With the maker movement now in full swing, there are more podcasts, content creators, (like Anne of All Trades) youtubers, and makers, (such as Matt Cremona) that are putting a spotlight on sawmill users, furniture makers, and other wood related niches. Not only has the wood community turned into a “maker movement” it's also filled with people who now view the work that they do as a profitable business and not just a hobby. A perception that was lacking without a community behind it. A “Woodpreneur” Is A… Sawmill UserWood Business OwnerFurniture DesignerHardwood Flooring ProfessionalWoodworkerSlab DealerKiln UserWelderContent CreatorMaker And an overall innovative, brave, and creative entrepreneur in the wood industry! “Woodpreneurs care about building their business as much as they care about the quality of the products they make, create, and sell. They don't just want a job, they want a company. They invest in this company with blood, sweat, and tears and love every minute of it.” Follow us on Instagram!! @acresoftimber Want more? Join our private Facebook Group and get access to our FREE marketing hacks course for Woodpreneurs!

Join us for the fourth and final episode from the Logosol World Meeting in Sweden! For this final episode, we're talking with April Wilkerson, Ola Andersson, and the man himself - CEO and President of Logosol, Malte Frisk! In addition to networking with wood industry leaders from across the globe, we experienced a next-level example of "work-family" and a way of life that opened our minds. As a company, Logosol is incredibly innovative and provides a workplace that lets its employees thrive. Between their incredibly advanced and technology-driven products, tight-knit employees, and a happy workplace, one could say that Logosol is the "Google" of the Woodpreneur world. Join us again in this episode and get inspired to become a part of the Logosol family.  The World Meeting Curious about what went on behind the scenes at the Logosol World Meeting? Go on Instagram and use the hashtag #logosolwm2019 What exactly is a Woodpreneur? So, why the term “woodpreneur”? When Steve first started Acres of Timber three years ago, the wood community and industry wasn't what it is now.  Slab dealers, wood designers, and more specifically at the time – sawmill users, didn't have a community or a brand and were going largely unnoticed by potential customers who would look instead to the Home Depot and Lowe's of this world for their products. Steve sought to change that by creating the Sawmill Business Instagram account and the #sawmillbusiness hashtag as a way to share the products and creations that these innovative makers were producing. It didn't take long for the account to grow to over 136,000 followers, and with a hashtag that has been used over 35,000 times, the Sawmill Business community grew and grew quickly!  As the Sawmill Business following grew, Steve began to notice that this community didn't just include sawmill owners. Furniture designers, woodworkers, arborists, tree climbers, chainsaw users, slab sellers, and even treehouse makers became an integral part of the Sawmill Business family as well. It was at this point that Steve knew the business needed a new name that would truly encompass all that the wood community represents. Hence, @acresoftimber and the term “Woodprener” were born. With the maker movement now in full swing, there are more podcasts, content creators (like Anne of All Trades), YouTubers, and makers (such as Matt Cremona), that are putting a spotlight on sawmill users, furniture makers, and other wood related niches. Not only has the wood community turned into a “maker movement”, but it's also filled with people who now view the work they do as a profitable business and not just a hobby- a perception that was lacking without a community behind it. A “Woodpreneur” Is A… Sawmill UserWood Business OwnerFurniture DesignerHardwood Flooring ProfessionalWoodworkerSlab DealerKiln UserWelderContent CreatorMaker And an overall innovative, brave, and creative entrepreneur in the wood industry! “Woodpreneurs care about building their business as much as they care about the quality of the products they make, create, and sell. They don't just want a job, they want a company. They invest in this company with blood, sweat, and tears and love every minute of it.” Follow us on Instagram!! @acresoftimber Want more? Join our private Facebook Group and get access to our FREE marketing hacks course for Woodpreneurs!

Join us for part 3 of the clip interviews from the Logosol World Meeting in Sweden! On this installment, we're talking to Woodpreneur giant, Paul Lemiski of Canadian Woodworks and social media mastermind and arborist,@patkarlsson and @huggarolle. In addition to networking with wood industry leaders from across the globe, we experienced a next-level example of "work-family" and a way of life that opened our minds. As a company, Logosol is incredibly innovative and provides a workplace that lets its employees thrive. Between their incredibly advanced and technology-driven products, tight-knit employees, and a happy workplace, One could say that Logosol is the "Google" of the Woodpreneur world. @projectoftheday @isprzet.pl  The World Meeting Curious about what went on behind the scenes at the Logosol World Meeting? Go on Instagram and use the hashtag #logosolwm2019 @foxforestry @projectoftheday[/caption] What exactly is a Woodpreneur? So, why the term “woodpreneur”? When Steve first started Acres of Timber three years ago, the wood community and industry wasn't what it is now.  Slab dealers, wood designers, and more specifically at the time – sawmill users, didn't have a community or a brand and were going largely unnoticed by potential customers who would look instead to the Home Depot and Lowe's of this world for their products. Steve sought to change that by creating the Sawmill Business Instagram account and the #sawmillbusiness hashtag as a way to share the products and creations that these innovative makers were producing. It didn't take long for the account to grow to over 136,000 followers, and with a hashtag that has been used over 35,000 times, the Sawmill Business community grew and grew quickly!  As the Sawmill Business following grew, Steve began to notice that this community didn't just include sawmill owners. Furniture designers, woodworkers, arborists, tree climbers, chainsaw users, slab sellers, and even treehouse makers became an integral part of the Sawmill Business family as well. It was at this point that Steve knew the business needed a new name that would truly encompass all that the wood community represents. Hence, @acresoftimber and the term “Woodprener” were born. With the maker movement now in full swing, there are more podcasts, content creators (like Anne of All Trades), YouTubers, and makers (such as Matt Cremona), that are putting a spotlight on sawmill users, furniture makers, and other wood related niches. Not only has the wood community turned into a “maker movement”, it's also filled with people who now view the work they do as a profitable business and not just a hobby- a perception that was lacking without a community behind it. A “Woodpreneur” Is A… Sawmill UserWood Business OwnerFurniture DesignerHardwood Flooring ProfessionalWoodworkerSlab DealerKiln UserWelderContent CreatorMaker And an overall innovative, brave, and creative entrepreneur in the wood industry! “Woodpreneurs care about building their business as much as they care about the quality of the products they make, create, and sell. They don't just want a job, they want a company. They invest in this company with blood, sweat, and tears and love every minute of it.” Follow us on Instagram!! @acresoftimber Want more? Join our private Facebook Group and get access to our FREE marketing hacks course for Woodpreneurs!

Join us on part 2 of the clip interviews from the Logosol World Meeting in Sweden! We're talking to marketing expert and daughter of the founder of Logosol, Katarina Byström, Tobias Elkind - aka @projectoftheday, and Tom Fox! That's right, we went to the Logosol World Meeting and met up with some incredible minds and makers in the wood world! Not only that, but we were able to see what an innovative and forward-thinking company they are with some of the happiest employees (and customers) that we've ever seen. Join us throughout the next few weeks as we spend some time on the Woodpreneur Podcast with makers, sawmill owners, and wood business owners across the globe!  The World Meeting Curious about what went on behind the scenes at the Logosol World Meeting? Go on Instagram and use the hashtag #logosolwm2019 What exactly is a Woodpreneur? So, why the term “woodpreneur”? When Steve first started Acres of Timber three years ago, the wood community and industry wasn't what it is now.  Slab dealers, wood designers, and more specifically at the time – sawmill users, didn't have a community or a brand and were going largely unnoticed by potential customers who would look instead to the Home Depot and Lowe's of this world for their products. Steve sought to change that by creating the Sawmill Business Instagram account and the #sawmillbusiness hashtag as a way to share the products and creations that these innovative makers were producing. It didn't take long for the account to grow to over 136,000 followers and with a hashtag that has been used over 35,000 times, the Sawmill Business community grew and grew quickly!  As the Sawmill Business following grew, Steve began to notice that this community didn't just include sawmill owners. Furniture designers, woodworkers, arborists, tree climbers, chainsaw users, slab sellers, and even treehouse makers became an integral part of the Sawmill Business family as well. It was at this point that Steve knew the business needed a new name that would truly encompass all that the wood community represents. Hence, @acresoftimber and the term “Woodprener” was born. With the maker movement now in full swing, there are more podcasts, content creators, (like Anne of All Trades) YouTubers, and makers, (such as Matt Cremona) that are putting a spotlight on sawmill users, furniture makers, and other wood related niches. Not only has the wood community turned into a “maker movement” it's also filled with people who now view the work that they do as a profitable business and not just a hobby. A perception that was lacking without a community behind it. A “Woodpreneur” Is A… Sawmill UserWood Business OwnerFurniture DesignerHardwood Flooring ProfessionalWoodworkerSlab DealerKiln UserWelderContent CreatorMaker And an overall innovative, brave, and creative entrepreneur in the wood industry! “Woodpreneurs care about building their business as much as they care about the quality of the products they make, create, and sell. They don't just want a job, they want a company. They invest in this company with blood, sweat, and tears and love every minute of it.” Follow us on Instagram!! @acresoftimber Want more? Join our private Facebook Group and get access to our FREE marketing hacks course for Woodpreneurs!

Join us on this episode as we flashback to our interview at the 2019 Woodpreneur Summit with Paul Lemiski of Canadian Woodworks! With over 400,000 followers on his social media page and a business that is booming, Paul is one of the leading authorities when it comes to advice on growing your business and exploding on social media! Contact Paul Lemiski and Canadian Woodworks Instagram: @canadianwoodworks Website: https://www.canadianwoodworks.com/   What exactly is a Woodpreneur? So, why the term “woodpreneur”? When Steve first started Acres of Timber three years ago, the wood community and industry wasn't what it is now.  Slab dealers, wood designers, and more specifically at the time – sawmill users, didn't have a community or a brand and were going largely unnoticed by potential customers who would look instead to the Home Depot and Lowe's of this world for their products. Steve sought to change that by creating the Sawmill Business Instagram account and the #sawmillbusiness hashtag as a way to share the products and creations that these innovative makers were producing. It didn't take long for the account to grow to over 136,000 followers and with a hashtag that has been used over 35,000 times, the Sawmill Business community grew and grew quickly!  As the Sawmill Business following grew, Steve began to notice that this community didn't just include sawmill owners. Furniture designers, woodworkers, arborists, tree climbers, chainsaw users, slab sellers, and even tree house makers became an integral part of the Sawmill Business family as well. It was at this point that Steve knew the business needed a new name that would truly encompass all that the wood community represents. Hence, @acresoftimber and the term “Woodprener” was born. With the maker movement now in full swing, there are more podcasts, content creators, (like Anne of All Trades) youtubers, and makers, (such as Matt Cremona) that are putting a spotlight on sawmill users, furniture makers, and other wood related niches. Not only has the wood community turned into a “maker movement” it's also filled with people who now view the work that they do as a profitable business and not just a hobby. A perception that was lacking without a community behind it. A “Woodpreneur” Is A… Sawmill UserWood Business OwnerFurniture DesignerHardwood Flooring ProfessionalWoodworkerSlab DealerKiln UserWelderContent CreatorMaker And an overall innovative, brave, and creative entrepreneur in the wood industry! “Woodpreneurs care about building their business as much as they care about the quality of the products they make, create, and sell. They don't just want a job, they want a company. They invest in this company with blood, sweat, and tears and love every minute of it.” Follow us on Instagram!! @acresoftimber Want more? Join our private Facebook Group and get access to our FREE marketing hacks course for Woodpreneurs!

In episode #123 we have special guest Matt Cremona, All going to Makers Central. Buying a huge truck. Zack moving and so much moreHelp us grow on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/CreatorsCollectiveHuge thank you to All of our Patrons! Especially Darren Mattes, Caleb Harris of YouCanMakeThisToo and Judith Grass.New Patreons:You can listen to us on iTunes, Google Play, SoundCloud and many other placesYou can join us live Thursdays at 10 AM eastern on the Creators Collective Podcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_0AZEDUA-UWfoSxLil7gBgWhat’s new/ what are we working on?Matt: Hand tool cabinet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErEhwXlJKTE Makers CentralZack: Flights and Makers Central, and moving!James:Q&A: scott walmsley: ​are there gonna be any veneering projects in the guild now you have a vac bag would love to see your take on a demilune tableRichard Maske​: I want to start slabbing. What should I buy to use with a 18" chainsaw to slab small logs?Make Brooklyn: ​Matt: Are you planning to learn to play the guitar following your course at crimson?Creators Photo ChallengeDue next time:Joke of the weekMy wife is really mad at the fact that I have no sense of direction. So I packed up my stuff and right.What’s new/what are we watching/reading?Matt: Want to buy a truck:James: How to make a swiss Cooper Hand Made Bucket: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3BWyzth1_0&list=LLbMtJOly6TpO5MQQnNwkCHg&index=13Zack: Moving!!!Favorite tool/product this week?Zack: Iso Tunes “ZHF”Matt:James: Scraper plane. https://amzn.to/2V8k3ScHostsJames Wright: Wood By Wright https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbMtJOly6TpO5MQQnNwkCHgZack Herberholz: ZH Fabrication https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDdZMJDDpyvI9WJyY7IZP7wWilliam Walker: Wm. Walker Co. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCievvwx_-UU-rP28103rUCwMatt Cremona: Matt Cremonahttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDpL0v-Ifie7u05lbfO3zJQSHOW NOTESIntro and outro recorded and produced by Jason Wright http://withamic.com/

This week on Maker Minded I chat with our old friend Matt Cremona about sawmills, logging and the rebranding of this show. Make sure to check out the companion Blog Post for this episode. Thanks for listening! Donny

download & listen! Welcome to Episode 9 of Minnesota Man! It is with much pleasure that we bring you Matt Cremona! One of Minnesota's finest woodworking phenoms. Matt specializes in the process of taking a standing tree, cutting it into functional lumber, and creating a beautiful piece of furniture. The best part? Matt documents everything on his YouTube channel so you can learn while following along. We spent a few hours with Matt in his shop getting a feel for what he does. Hold onto your butts...this shits about to get interesting.

Today we’re interviewing Matt Cremona.  A self taught woodworker who has found a niche in taking wood from the tree to the finished project all in his own hands.  He built a massive bandsaw mill from scratch with no experience and part of his sawyering business. We talk with Matt about being laid off and […] The post MFP 057: Going Big with Matt Cremona appeared first on MADE FOR PROFIT.

In episode #75 We talk about Matt's love of crotch and his plans for the band saw, we also ask several questions about family/woodworking time management and different methods of sawing a board!Help us grow on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/craftedpodcastTop Patreons of the week Make Build Modify, Master of None, and Deby Brooke!!What’s new/ what are we working on?Zack:Belt Grinder… Knife, hammer...TruckWill: Teaching how to turn, table build,reorganizing shop,finishing basement, Joshua Farnsworth of Wood and Shop, FAWG James: GLUE TEST!!!! MWTCAMMatt: Finishing up the waterfall table Guild ProjectQ&A:Ryan Collier: Since you and Matt both have kids, how do you manage the competing priorities of woodworking (shop time) and family time (house time)? ake Brooklyn: Question for Matt? 1. Coolest thing you've sliced up on that giant bandsaw? 2. Scariest moment while using or building the aforementioned giant bandsaw? Jim Dockrell: When milling, does he make the pith on the same plane as the blade travel? Theduck: ??? What would you say is the easiest/safest way to make a small bandsaw mill ¿¿¿What’s new/what are we watching/reading?Will: 368 - Casey Neistat it’s different.James: Carl Jacobson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SP4sQj6l24c&index=7&list=LLbMtJOly6TpO5MQQnNwkCHgZack: The story of art - https://amzn.to/2qx4CRJMatt: the Slow mo guys. https://www.youtube.com/user/theslowmoguysFavorite tool/product this week?Zack: Will: dividersJames: Miter shear http://www.leevalley.com/us/wood/page.aspx?p=32922&cat=1,42884Matt: horizontal Band saw HostsJames Wright: Wood By Wright https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbMtJOly6TpO5MQQnNwkCHgZack Herberholz: ZH Fabrication https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDdZMJDDpyvI9WJyY7IZP7wWilliam Walker: Wm. Walker Co. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCievvwx_-UU-rP28103rUCwMatt Cremona: Matt Cremonahttps://www.youtube.com/user/mcremona SHOW NOTES Intro and outro recorded and produced by Jason Wright http://jason.theyouthman.com/

With the new year comes new ideas, goals and challenges. Today we visit some of those area's plus, we also have a new give away to announce. So, join us as we try to get our 2018 underway. Yorkshire Grit & Heath Knuckles hybrid blank give away link: https://makersinternationalpodcast.com/heath-knuckles-blank-yorkshire-grit-giveaway/ =================================================== Our Sponsors: Yorkshire Grit: http://yorkshire-grit.com/ ManCrafting: http://mancraftingtm.com/ Makers Central: http://www.makerscentral.co.uk/ ==================================================== This week's shout out's: Matt Cremona: https://www.youtube.com/user/mcremona Royers Custom Wood Working: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIO1E3deNk6yFlgqcIIzjow Mr Geoffrey Smith: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypx2wzc1Tqw&feature=youtu.be Sam Fowler: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HstsHB9ifjo&feature=youtu.be Amber Davis: https://www.instagram.com/ddcreatedit/ ==================================================== Where to find us: Allen Robinson: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGkDwuvbtRZZVbWYZq-cx5Q Chris Cute: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpiprfPIJwMk433OC_YdfQw Jamie Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw3hBDXx_L_EoSFqqmEuWJQ Joe Whittaker: https://www.youtube.com/user/AverageJoesJoinery Richard Morley: https://www.youtube.com/user/Trende1978 ================================= How to contact Makers international: Web Site: http://makersinternationalpodcast.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/makersintl Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/makersinternationalpodcast/?ref=br_rs Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/makers-internation-episode-1/id1159519291 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/allen-robinson-678722792 =================================== Intro Music: “Unrelenting” by Jay Man www.ourmusicbox.com is distributed under the Creative Commons “Attribution CC BY” license https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ http://ourmusicbox.com/

This week we are chatting Matt Cremona. Find out how Matt went from using a beer pong table in college for his furniture assembly to custom building a saw mill in his backyard. Shownotes: http://bit.ly/2zrlvTS Review: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/make-or-break-show/id1292273357?mt=2 ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

  On this episode of The Green Woodworker Podcast we interview Matt Cremona. Well known in the maker community, Matt is passionate about all things wood. From harvesting the timber to building the mill to prepare it for use in his handcrafted pieces, his dedication to his craft is evident.   Once you are introduced to Matt you will see the gifted abilities he has for his passion. Matt shares his knowledge with the maker community through an entertaining and informative YouTube channel and other platforms. Get to know Matt Cremona, husband, father, urban wood master.   Be sure to visit Matt at http://www.mattcremona.com/ where you will find links to all his social media places. Also check him out weekly on http://www.woodtalkshow.com/ with Marc Spagnuolo and Shannon Rogers. Please visit www.tgwpodcast.com for access to all our episodes. While there, maybe hit the donate button and throw a few bucks our way so we can keep the lights on! Thanks for listening!

This episode we talk with Matt Cremona, a woodworker and youtube personality. In this show you'll learn how he turned turned being laid off from work into an opportunity to start his woodworking business. He also talks about how he uses his youtube and social media for building his audience and selling more products. Lastly, you'll learn how he generates most of his revenue, just by being himself and sharing what he learning. This was an incredibly inspiring episode and I hope you found some value.

In this week’s episode we discuss the upcoming New Year, what our hopes are for it & what we truly intend to achieve in 2017. Shout Out’s: 1 Pug Life: https://www.youtube.com/user/1puglife Matt Cremona: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4y1O_zme6E/subconfirmation=1 Joe Basement Woodworking: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDQGdvrCKyfFRqjeMEr50oQ/subconfirmation=1 Rob’s Woodshop: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaozoIoGs6fKrElnwXHicPA/subconfirmation=1 bigclivedotcom: https://www.youtube.com/user/bigclivedotcom/subconfirmation=1 Le PicBois: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcM_SykaFqrxVnq52MjI6UA/featured/subconfirmation=1 The Woodworking Junkie: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGkDwuvbtRZZVbWYZq-cx5Q /subconfirmation=1 Jerry’s Machines: https://www.youtube.com/user/ManIwannaBe1 Where to find us: Allen Robinson: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGkDwuvbtRZZVbWYZq-cx5Q Chris Cute: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpiprfPIJwMk433OC_YdfQw Jamie Page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCw3hBDXx_L_EoSFqqmEuWJQ Joe Whittaker: https://www.youtube.com/user/AverageJoesJoinery Richard Morley: https://www.youtube.com/user/Trende1978 How to contact Makers international: Twitter: @makersintl Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/makersinternationalpodcast/?ref=br_rs Wordpress: https://makersinternational.wordpress.com/ Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/makers-internation-episode-1/id1159519291 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/allen-robinson-678722792 Intro Music: “Unrelenting” by Jay Man www.ourmusicbox.com is distributed under the Creative Commons “Attribution CC BY” license https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ http://ourmusicbox.com/

Welcome to Episode 25 of MAdE the podcast about Purpose-Driven: Design, Making and Manufacturing. This week we do another all news Episode. - NEWS - also the - MAIN TOPIC - Why Brutalism is sending out an SOS http://www.dw.com/en/why-brutalism-is-sending-out-an-sos/a-19297654 Modular Home https://www.facebook.com/Inspireli/videos/1147111832048314/ New York State makes blower door tests mandatory http://www.treehugger.com/green-architecture/new-york-state-makes-blower-door-tests-mandatory-everybody-should.html Trouble Hits the Final Stages of Gaudí's La Sagrada Familia http://www.archdaily.com/797419/trouble-hits-the-final-stages-of-gaudis-la-sagrada-familia Best 3d printers of 2016 http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2470038,00.asp Student 3d prints his own braces for $60 http://money.cnn.com/2016/03/16/technology/homemade-invisalign/ 5 axis Machines https://youtu.be/QoF1nxKW0vw https://youtu.be/PCsoC3i7JYc https://youtu.be/rAEvmUsHtc8 - PRODUCT OF THE WEEK - The Slate http://www.iskn.co/ - OTHER LINKS - www.madepodcast.com MAdE Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/MADEpodcast/ Claudia's website: www.thecityecologist.com Claudia's Twitter: twitter.com/cityecologist_ Ray's youTube page: www.youtube.com/channel/UCyNfhZ2kZuB-lfZtSRcLiuw Ray's homeMade lathe facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/homemadelathe/ Matt Cremona's bandsaw mill project - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0dX5redvVZQT-bJ-HNfrJEXlQJleCwun Bandsaw shaft https://youtu.be/A8JYbd5eX7I Part 3 boat build https://youtu.be/pvOicPtmoI4 Waterjet pumpkin carving https://youtu.be/m6y7ZxoD9rg Jose's website: www.cityaperture.com Jose's Twitter: twitter.com/CityAperture MUSIC BY: www.bensound.com

This week we talk about the down sides of taking on jobs for too little money. We have a surprise call in from Matt Cremona, answer Chris Schoblocher's question on grinding a new bevel on a gouge, iTunes Reviews, and more.

Today we're joined by Matt Cremona to talk about one work surfaces in the shop, bark on a live edge slab, & choosing the right plane for the job.

At Woodworking in America we sat down with Dan Zahner, Matt Cremona, Freddy Roman, Ally Shore & Mark Hicks to discuss the 5 questions. See shownotes at: http://www.modernwoodworkersassociation.com/2015/10/mwa-special-25-questions-from-wia.html

Matt Cremona (@MattCremona) is best known for his woodworking video channel on YouTube. Primarily self-taught, Matt challenges himself to build beautiful furniture, going so far as to cut and prepare the timber, documenting the forest-to-finished-piece process along the way. Matt's background is diverse, with previous work in software development, interface design, and economics. Together we discuss wood, carpentry and essential tools, and producing a weekly video show. Check out his videos and some of his work at MattCremona.com Show Notes & Links  Woodworking with Matt Cremona on YouTube Matt calls himself a “furniture maker” because he doesn't focus on pure design Matt, a former software designer, learned to build and maintain homes by working for his landlord Unlike most woodworkers, Matt will take a piece from forest to showroom. Adam Smith wrote about the input of labour into the cost of goods Matt studied Business Finance and Vertical Integration “Everything I have that's useful in my day-to-day life … I taught myself.” —Matt Cremona  Tweet This Autodidact “Every time [timber] changes hands, the cost doubles.” —Matt Cremona  Tweet This Dovetail Joint & Half-blind Dovetail Joint Dovetail Joint Half-Blind Dovetail Joint Matt's Shop Update — published every Monday, after four hours of production Matt learned video editing in the high school A/V club, and returned to the practice years later Lindsay Katt, quotable past guest on The Busy Creator Podcast Calculus “Geometry plays an incredibly large part in what I do.” —Matt Cremona  Tweet This Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle Is this a Rhombus or a Kite? Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and other electronics Modding XBOX to build a Linux web server, for example Prescott aspires to 3D model and print his own steampunk outlet covers Drywall anchors, tile spacers — can be 3D printed Drywall anchors, will be 3D printed as needed in the future The original Metre was just a brass bar with two chinks in it (now it's the oscillations of a Krypton ion) The First Metre A Foot is actually defined by its proportion of a Metre — .3048m exactly Chroma keying (green screen) Slabbing up a 6000-lb red oak log Matt's Cherry Cabinet project Selecting the panels for the doors  Matt Cremona on Twitter  Matt Cremona on Facebook  Matt Cremona on Instagram Tools Milling machines such as jointers, planers YouTube, for learning just about anything A second monitor (the best tool for a digital workflow) Display Fusion, and other Taskbar management apps for dual monitors Evernote Adobe Premiere Stabilization Plugins Saws – hand saw, circular saw, mitre saw Techniques Examine your material costs and where you can save money by producing your own Hire a guy with a saw mill, rather than try to do that part yourself Look for trees that have already fallen or been damaged Publish a weekly update to force yourself to do something each week Fight to have everything square from the start Keep an old computer in your shop and look at your notes Shop for used equipment, build your workshop slowly Arrange your workshop around your workflow; place first-run tools closer to the door Pick a first project before you choose your first tools Bring a camera and record events … you never know when you'll need the footage! Learn to use the grain of the wood Habits Combine power tools with hand tools Find the time that's most productive for your (midnight–3:00am for Matt) Prepare and eat pancakes every day Answer email and connect via social early in the morning, get it out of the way Map out “main goals” for each day Try Audible.com Free for 30-Days Visit BusyCreatorBook.com for your free trial Get The Episode Download The Busy Creator Podcast, episode 61 (MP3, 51:37, 25.1 MB) Download The Busy Creator Podcast, episode 61 (OGG, 51:37, 42.5 MB)   Subscribe to Get New Episodes Subscribe to The Busy Creator Podcast on iTunes

The original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vtc3ISUmjuU Check out Matt’s site at mattcremona.com

The original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vtc3ISUmjuU Check out Matt’s site at mattcremona.com