Top 10 Best Hand tools for Woodworking and Carpenter Projects
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- Top 10 Best Hand tools for Woodworking and Carpenter , watch here 10 essential hand tools for every woodworkers and carpenters must have for different woodworking projects, wooden furniture make, handcrafts & carpentry workshop.
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Far too expensive, when I worked as a draftsman long ago we used a close cousin to this on our drawing boards, if you have plenty of money go for it. But to me 5-7 $ would be where this should be.
your right, too exspensive
I like the woodpecker's edge rule. I could see how that could help with Dowling, and dovetail measurement.
also just making marks for precisely cutting boards
I like it too, but a set costs $100. Seems s bit steep for anyone but a pro.
Yeah it’s 54$ for the 24”. Total over priced
Agreed
Wood Prix is nice for that.
I have this genius triangle shaped supertool that does that too
Angelo Fanella lmao. Speed square?
But does it cost $50? Because if not, OBVIOUSLY it's inferior
That'll be the ubiquitous speed square. Decades old, it'll be decades ( if ever!) before It's obsolete.
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@@angelofanella7860 e-mail me, If you're not some kind of scamming shit then I'll respond
Very good!!
If you can't make your own push stick out of wood/ply then take up metalworking...
Bench clap base!!! I can't get 😫 it outta my head now!!!
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Do it yourself, visit the Stodoys website and find out how.
Awesome plans dude! I love it ! Superb!
You lost me when I went online and saw how much the woodworkers edge rule. 100 bucks for a 10 dollar rule.
Woodpeckers makes great stuff, but way overpriced by at least 50%......
Bryan Essig : Individuals prices range from about $13 for the six-inch rule to about $25 for the 36-inch one. Still too much for a freakin’ ruler. It’s a nice idea, but it’s not THAT great an idea.
Its a professional tool...The tools are tax deductable. If you aren't a professional suck it up. Quality costs.
mwnciboo you’re a professional tool
I am going to glue two rullers together and make my own.
Woodpeckers stuff looks good but, in the case of the edge rule, TOO EXPENSIVE! A 600mm rule from Amazon UK is £61.50, that's 10.25p per mm. Even at half that price it's too much in my opinion.
Just a bunch of old tools brought back
I wanna buy online do u have links or something to searching about this tools to buy please. Thank u
Great video
I think I'd buy the edge rule in a heartbeat! How much, I wonder????
the realining the blade dude tho
Good suggestions .
Producers - Re-edit and eliminate the ear damaging excessively lout music portions of this video. The music is unnecessary.
agreed - couldn't finish the vid
How many ads were there other than the products? 5? 6? or more. When You see something that pops up with at 20 or 30 second time then it's another commercial. I hit the mute icon. Without sound, a commercial is useless. Then You scroll over to the "SKIP AD" icon and wait for the 5 seconds.
when i see a hardwear store selling tools make in the United state I'm proud ,love tools make in the USA ,I do not care about the price ,I pay for the cuality and guarantee.
Proud? I'm embarrassed at the fact YOU can't spell!
I love that none of the affiliate links are to the right things
The chisel is working white oak not red
There may have been an ad that shown during that video, couldn't tell...
There are several ads that are shown without any gap thereby lulling the viewer into thinking one is still viewing the video.
What is the Woodpecker crap made out of titanium? It’s a ruler! I’ll continue to use my dads for that price.
Just thinking. If one cannot easily replace the ruler in the head of a combination square then perhaps one is too clumsy to benefit from a precision instrument.
Is it right?
OK, I don't usually post comments, but I just can't help but say WHOTF is ripping or crosscutting with a hand saw on the job site? Maybe for cutting corners on a stringer or in the Wood Writes Workshop on PBS. (Just saying)
I bought cheap benchmark handsaws at home hardware 25 years ago that were at least three times faster then the ones shown in this video and still they only come out to complete unfinished circular saw cuts in rough framing.
More than you obviously imagine!!!
first tool already pays watching the video!!
Don’t you just love the PUSH STICK.
WOW, brilliant a piece of plastic with a NOTCH to push a piece of wood through a table saw.
This is REVOLUTIONARY.
Is that a chisel I see ,that cuts in all directions ,how do I use it without it pointing it at my fingers (looks more like an small axe)
dose the edge rule come in metric ???
WTF is the triple chisel
It took him a week with three blades what takes me 2 minutes with one edge
Agree
What carpenter doesn't have a bag of chisels??
@@jwm6314 So you are saying you are a basic bitch?
Just why?
It's a chisel for retards.
It seems to be a bit of Overkill to have advertisements in a video that is just a series of advertisements
But it is informative
Michael Williams “bespoke design” on a plastic handled saw called Venom is hysterical
Use an ad blocker
The Kreg base clamp base, better because they are double based!
Kreg is junk.
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This isn't about "10 Best" anything.... It's about links to his amazon account. No original video, only the product video produced and distributed by the products' company.
Too many ads.
The last tool is just a push stick for a table saw? What?
I love the one guy they interviewed for the venom saw, and he was just like, "Yeah, it's as good as any other saw on the market" basically just saying that it's just a saw. Lol
I couldn't buy this Edge Rule here in Brazil.
Inch ?
Ten expensive gimmicks that most average wood workers don't need. This video is a money maker for ZediOptima.
I see Bora hired the husband of that lady that cannot use hangers or cook on TV ads.
Jeff Rice Seriously, if you can’t work a combination square… Is that really the guy you want working on your job site?
The music is way too loud on this video.
Some of these tools are laughable. The last one especially. I can't imagine anyone who works with wood actually buying a push stick when you've got a scrap bin of off cuts to make your own. As for the Bora Stainless steel rule held in place by magnets... how's that work again? :D
Exactly. I've been making furniture for over 25 years now and I have no need for any of these tools. Gadgets. Can't even use a ruler the right way round.
they say only a poor workman blames his tools, but what of certain tools based who makes them what of does it allow businesses to improve based on what they sell, meeting demand faster, better quality reaching higher reputation and the factors which effect its growth based on its performance.
Your point is taken, but you could use a copy editor.
Way Way too expensive... $100.00 for 36" pice of right angle aluminum anodized red with measuring hash marks in it, I don't think so.
They made in China for 50 cents a piece lmao
I'm guessing some never heard of a square before.
The woodpecker stuff is nice but their finish oxidizes after a few years, save your money and buy Starrett.
My woodpecker precision squares still look at good as the day I bought them. Maybe you just need to take better care of your tools.
@@MAGAMAN whatever........
Is that Chuck Norris @ 9:34? ...LMAO!!
Is there a Woodworkers edge rule marked out in metric? The system that the whole world outside of the US of A uses?
No, because they are an American company. Go buy your crap from china if you like metric.
@@MAGAMAN Oh yes, America. The country of 350,000,000 people who cannot come up with anything better, from among their number, for their leader than Joe Biden! THAT America?
3:20 “Slip the anchor bolt through the hole and tighten the locking naab”
Yeah, that's a bullshit setup. They've been making devices that fit into the holes in benches for about 3 centuries. No need for some dopey screw-on bullshit that's gonna drop on the floor and roll under the bench and you'll bang your head climbing around under there. And you know that when it hits the floor it will roll to the other side of the bench and under something that weighs 900 lbs. That's the way life is.
does the first tool come in Metric?
The number 1 tool is a push stick for a table saw? I have built cabinets for 20 years and can say, maybe with some authority, that a piece of plywood cut to a rectangle with a notch cut into the long edge is better because it doesn't produce a plastic smell when you inevitably cut into it (1/8th" rips?) and can be had free in any shop. You know all the plywood scraps you keep for later and then debate whether it's environmentally safe to put in the wood stove? Those are the ones!
I agree completely concerning using scrap, BUT I'll never turn my nose-up to safety.
Umm that ruler didn’t fix the second part of the first problem. Double check your video there ace.
Why not just use a router or a sharp quality chisel ??? M power junk !!!
Only woodpeckeres edge rule and Veritas Miter Plane are good and knew ideas ... the rest is not knew
The word is NEW NOT KNEW.
The miter plane in the link is not the same as the one in the video. It doesn't have the shooting horn. Where can I get the one in the video?
Just look up Veritas. Your wallet will groan and don’t take it on site.
Why put an ad on a video full of ads? 😂. Good video anyway.
That chisel,lol. Why???
the logo, much the same with deviantart's logo
They call it a rule instead of ruler....
There is nothing informative here at all. Just a load of adverts. Avoid
Th is is what these kinds of videos always are.
CORRECT, NOTHING NEW.
Just tale a piece steel or aluminum angle, glue any ruler of your choice length on it and cut to size, zip zam bam!
Amen! The damn ruler costs $41, which is a license to steal.
Good tools. Bad prices.
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Today India and other countries African countries are cheep about toilet,dressing,house furnishing etc too.
I lost interest in your video when I saw all the links to amazon. Looks like you are getting something out of it, not an honest opinion and links to the best deals.
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i like the edge ruler . HOWEVER at $100 it is ridiculous.
I looked it up thinking I was going to buy one. Can't believe the price. Two edge rules of a stiletto hammer... Lol
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Does this come in metric?
Incra jig is cheaper
Why imperial...metric much more accurate.
A lot of the tools a made for the US market.
Outside the US . People know how to work without gadgets
Says the guy that has never worked with Imperial ....
Funny how the Pyramids of Egypt and Mexico were built using Imperial ...
Old Man from Scene half wit.
@@davidbrearley1541 Oh and there are the Chinese and Japanese structures built over 1,000 years ago that are still standing, they didn't use Metric.
How about the Churches and Castles of Europe, they didn't use Metric either ...
So what's so fucking good about metric?
The guy in that bora commercial probably shouldn’t handle power tools.
How have we managed to do woodwork for the last thousand years without overpriced pieces of tat like this?
Some of these people shouldn't be around tools in the first place.
real title is pleas buy me stuff no one whant please ohh no talk about the saw and the last " tool "
Who does your links FFS? Stevie Wonder?
The video starts on 14:11.
Expensive Tools
I have a "Wanker", WRXCGTVVTI2.6 hand clamp and it is much better than the Bessy clamps XCRG2 or XCRG4 and, why is this? Simple, my clamp has more letters and numbers in its name.
Any body else stop watching after finding out the ruler in the beginning is $99?
I can not believe you Americans still use imperial.
Any "precision" instrument which gives measurements in 3/16th of an inch is not precise at all. Is that 4mm or 5mm?
Neither. It's exactly 4.7625 mm. The nice thing about fractions of an inch is that it's a base 2 system that can get as precise as you need. Furthermore, it's always easy to compute half of any sub-inch measurement (a commonly needed operation): simply double the denominator. For those who prefer to work in a decimal system, thousandths (mils) are available on pretty much any caliper.
@@dlwatib The modern day imperial system is based on, and defined by, the metric system. So whether you like it or not, all true measures are only true because they are metricly true. But if you want to stay stuck in the past, along with Liberia, go right ahead.
The use of imperial measurements successfully put Americans on the Moon, Stu. 'Nuff said.
NASA uses the metric system, actually.
@@jimstarwood didn't thought? They flew to the moon using what is comparable to a first gen Fido cell phone from the 90's. And then they haven't been able to get back? And all the telemetry data was erased? They was much gained by the USA going to the moon, so much so that even if they really didn't go it was successful to what they were trying to achieve
First product designed and made in the land of "we're so special" we don't give a crap that the other 95% of the world use METRIC.
Ah yes, the land of the free. Possibly for a little while longer. And Woodpeckers offers their edge rules in metric too.
You should visit stodoys website if you would like to make it by yourself I think.
The edge ruler is cool and but them scumbags want $100 God damn dollars for a 12inch and $74 for a 6inch!! Gtfo that's disgusting and way over priced for tool that can only be used for 1 thing. Hell, I could make one out of 2 rulers and some epoxy for price of the rulers.
Just print some numbers on a angle iron.
Better: Use ALUMINIUM angle and Glue some good steel ruler with even finer graduations!
You forgot some tools like Collins Clamps. It is hard to find a woodworker on Instagram who doesn’t use them.
Handsaw?!! Get out! This is 'merica!
Handsaw? I had to scroll up and reread the title, yes it says Top Ten Best Tools Woodworking 2019. I had to hear the carpenters before it made sense. Ya, over here in America, we don't have time to wait for life to slap us in the face. I haven't used a freaking handsaw since I cut some kindling and I'll tell you why - yes I do finish carpentry - there are so many reciprocating saws and power chisels available, in different sizes, that I do all my final detail cutting with a razor.
I'll tell you the appeal of these handsaws. Compared to a cordless drill, they are almost free to manufacture. Combine that with a snazzy display and cool colors and you have a way to turn 5 quid, or whatever you call your currency, into a profit for a very small investment. They are like lottery tickets for people that feel productive.
You do not do finish carpentry. You build garbage on the cheap. Any real carpenter still has a set of hand saws.
@@MAGAMAN Dude you are a troll, go figure from your name. Freaking year old comment you have to cap to.
I have every kind of tool YOU could possibly imagine.
Cheap ass wannabe carpenter pull saws like this are good for slapping you on the ass.
3:57 (voiceover guy goes home to his wife)
"Hi honey, how was work?"
"... Be.... Bench clamp..... base....... bench clamp base........... bench clamp....."
interesting points ,if anyone else wants to learn about starting a woodworking business try Letza Woodworker Lessons (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my colleague got amazing success with it.
More commercials than cable TV
being intelligent gets lonely
Start a petition, inches are ridiculous, please America, go metric because your tools are awesome
@ Damage Incorporated, you are dead on the money.Metric is the way.I think their are only two countries, that primarily still use imperial measurements.Usa and one other country, that I can't recall, @ this moment, but Google can help you out.
@@bobbyjones7922 it's crazy bro,Millimetres are the simplest things ever created,and they can be divided without any thought at all,Americans are the most stubborn people on earth,Haha 😁
@@bobbyjones7922 i think it's Liberia from memory,their builds are painful too no doubt,haha👍
To the rest of the world. We will not go to metric we tried it didn't like it, it sucked. But you're more than welcome to come over to our side. Don't give a crap if it is more accurate.
nobody wants to use imperial except old men who would rather use a hand saw to cut in timbers
If you have trouble using a ruler. You probably have no business running any power tools!!! Jus' sayin.
If you can dodge a table saw you can dodge a table saw
Nothing but a bunch of commercials. Thanks however for collecting them.
Why must they make these guys look like idiots?
If they can't hold a flat ruler or put a sliding square back together, they don't need to building nothing!
1. Never heard of a tape measure? I did't even bother to watch the rest.
You're an idiot, when you're making furniture or fine woodworking projects a tape measure won't give you the precision required. I suspect you are probably a framer.
Whole video is a commercial, hope they at least paid you for it.
It's a bunch of commercials he stole to try to get fools like you to buy things with his affiliate links so he can make money off of you buying junk you don't need.
A collection of gimmicks for novice woodworkers that are too easily parted from their money buy the "next generation, new, innovative, got to have, cool tool".
Nobody need inch... let this ancient relic behind and learn metrical system.