Name Your Price…on the High Res Videos

Name Your Price…

Welcome to the Router Workshop’s High Res. Video Series. We have just finished updating all of the video to work with all the windows operating systems including 64 bit O/S. We have priced the high res video at $100.00 per computer license and have them ready to view all in one package, that is right you don’t have to wait to watch one new video per 7 days and you can watch the high res videos locally on your computer.

You can watch show 1401 about boxes inside of boxes and then watch show 102 about linear dovetails. Watch a new video on ever Saturday morning or watch 10 videos in a row, it is up to you on what you watch when?

Here is the first show on me…

Click here to watch show # 102. I didn’t think that I needed to explain this but here it is anyways. If you are on dial up Internet you can’t watch the online video on your computer but you can watch the whole high res videos locally on your computer no problems. Click here to see the High Res. Video Deal…

I have decided to extend the sale on the complete series until Monday February 6th and now have added a small twist to the sale. The web-form below is where you register your name and email address and then I am going to allow you to make me an offer on the purchase price of the series. Remember these videos need to be placed on a 32 Gig Flash Drive that costs $50.00 so your offer needs to include the 50 bucks.

So what does this mean?

Well I have priced the high res videos at $300.00 for 3 licenses that has 183 shows for the complete series and I think this is a fair price. I have been getting people responding that the price is too high and they can’t afford the $300.00 for 3 licenses or $100.00 per license.

Well now I will take under advisement any reasonable offer.

So if you are one of those people that have emailed me and stated that the price is too high you can now make me an offer on the series. To proceed fill in the form below add your name, email and then under “Your Offer” give me your best offer for the computer license for the high res video series.

The form below is a double opt-in form so to have me consider your offer you need to click the link in the confirmation email that will be sent to the registered email address in the form. Once received, I will consider your offer and then respond to the registered email address within 24 hours.

Fill in the form below and register your best offer!

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February is coming…

Today’s router tip is about using the safety guide pin. Any time that you are trying to put a molded edge on the irregular project piece you need to use the safety guide pin as a safe support device. That is just simple common sense.

That’s it for today…

Next is to address that the month of January is just about to it’s conclusion and it time to download the February calendar month. February Calendar 2012

Here is the simple audio Router Tip from Mr. Round Bits.

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What is the size of the router table?

Got a question about the router table on the show today, thanks Joe for the question.

So hear goes the answer…

What is the size of the router table?

The router table on the show is 16″ wide X 30″ long and 18″ high. The router table has built in router bit and guide storage plus the offset of the base plate in the top is designed to locate the router on the table for new set ups, which makes the height of the router easy to make changes and set ups. Remember to always unplug the router before making the new router set ups.

Next, remember you need very small table fences because all the cutting is done at the router bit and the only reason for the router fence is to allow the project piece on and off the router bit. Any additional table fence just  adds a hindrance to cut the project piece.

The floor height of the router table is 6″ lower than your bent elbow when standing straight up…and yes everybody is different. This is not a one size fits all woodworker solution. Don’t let anybody tell you different.

Another video clip…

Well here is my second attempt…

Today I have just finished the second attempt at the learning video and boy does this segment have a ton of good information. I have also added an outline of what to watch for in the front and a quiz at the end of the clip. This is the second clip from the first free video. Click here to watch today’s video clip..

Click here to watch the whole show with no quiz…

And as always constructive comments are welcomed…

If you think that these videos are valuable click here to join the monthly membership.

Test your knowledge…

I have taken a segment out of the first video and added a quiz at the beginning and end of the video…Click here to watch the video and test your knowledge…

Once you are done with the video and quiz use the comment section to give me you opinion on the quiz feature, is it a good idea or bad idea with constructive comments…

First show is complementary…

To start the year off right we are offering the first complementary show…

For the month of January we are offering

1. The first video show free,
2. Plus a 30% discount for the rest of the shows.
3. With 100% money back guarantee makes it easy to decide what to do.

Stage one, is the free show set up on this post, just click the blue box and watch the entire first episode. After watching the show may I ask you to comment about what you saw. More to the point, I would like to know if you learned something new from watching the show.
http://www.routerworkshop.net/10193274/101.flv
If you like what you see and want access to the rest of the shows, just follow this link to join the Router Workshop Video Series. Once signed up you will receive one new show each week with the complete library lasting 183 weeks.

Stage Two, get the first month free, which means when you sign up and set up your PayPal subscription. Once the PayPal account is set up I will manually add the first four shows to your selected email account within 24 hours of sign up.

Stage Three, if you watch for the first month and don’t like what you see you can cancel the account before the first 30 days and receive a complete refund no questions asked.

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Click to join the Router Workshop Video Series.

Remember to get your copy of the January Calendar, January Calendar 2012 Click the link to the left and be sure to pass out the PDF calendar to everyone interested in woodworking.

Starting in 2012…

Starting in 2012…

Tomorrow is going to be the first free show of the Router Workshop. Yes, you heard right I will be posting one new show per month for free viewing. All that I ask is for you to add constructive comments about the show in the comment section of the post. Each new show will be posted in the first week of the new month for 2012. January 6^th will be the first complementary TRW episode.

To complete today tip I am introducing Mr. Straight Bits with his quick tip of the day.

So here goes….click the audio player to hear Mr. Straight Bits talk about his first tip of the year.

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If you have not yet received our January Calendar follow this link to get your copy, January Calendar 2012

The first four are done…

Welcome back to TRW 2012, we have now completed the first four months of the calendar. The links to the new calendar months can be found below.

The features of each month includes:

1. A new caricature on the left side with router tip,
2. The monthly calendar to the right,
3. Above the calendar the logo and link to the official TRW website,
4. Below the calendar is the audio tip and
5. On the bottom the link to the Router Workshop membership.

The first link to the right is the, January Calendar 2012

The second link to the right is the, February Calendar 2012

The third link to the right is the, March Calendar 2012

The forth link to the right is the, April Calendar 2012

Please pass these PDF calendar’s around to interested people,

As with the January post I request you to do one thing and that is to pass the calendar around to all that might be interested in having a calendar from the Router Workshop, each new calendar has a new caricature with a new router tip. Hope you all enjoy our new router tip calendar for 2012.

Thanks to all who support US on the Internet…

Welcome to TRW 2012…

This is the first email for 2012…

As a starting point for the year 2012 we are getting ready to send the first four calendar months for 2012 in the next few days.

Each PDF calendar has five features like,

1. The router bit caricature on the left,
2. The Router Workshop Logo and link to the official website above the calendar,
3. The audio router tip under the calendar, and
4. The link and coupon code for 30% off the Router Workshop Membership
5. Or, print it, Please be sure to set the printer feature to “scale to print”.

This is all free with just one request, could you send the 2012 Calendar Months to friends and relatives or woodworking buddies that might be interested in using the router in their workshop.

Short and to the point, please send our PDF Calendar to anyone you think might enjoy it or you think they could use it. Click the link to the right and start passing it around, January Calendar 2012

Thanks to all that follow us on the Internet.

2012 January Calendar is here…

Well it is December 31, 2011 and I hope all of you are ready to usher in the new year 2012. A lot has happen in 2011 for Dad and I, and we hope 2012 will be as good as 2011. Hope all is well for each of you following my blog and as a gift I have the first calendar month for 2012 here for you. Click the link to the right to get our January calendar, January Calendar 2012.

Thanks to all who have been following us in 2011 and look forward to working with you in 2012.

Happy New Year,

Bob and Rick

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