My cousin lost a limb for every "don't ever do that" procedure you so bravely illustrated. I'm headed to his house now to feed him. I wish you had uploaded this public safety tutorial about a month ago.
Yeah not sure if he's serious or totally poking fun of safety videos, implying these things are actually ok to do? Either way, it's a Jimmy video so I'm watching it.
This video is the greatest service to mankind there has ever been. This single video will advance survival of the fittest by at least 50 years. We just need about 80 more videos to break even.
I might have worked with that guy. He is the guy that I learned electrical from. He didn't have a tool bag or a pouch. He just carried a pair of side cutters, channel locks, and a flat blade Klein screwdriver. That and a pocket knife could do most anything.
there are good reasons for the rules but Jimmy obviously has a feel for the tools. They're his and he's been using them for years. Being safe in these situations often means having a feel for the irregularities of the wood, knowing how the machine is calibrated etc. and it's very hard to know someone's learned that. So when people are trained they're taught basic safe processes that don't require much actual skill, often also because workplace injuries can shut down businesses and the stakes have to be as low as possible.
You have perfected the "sarcasm face". If you haven't developed a tingling sense in your neckbone telling you NOT to do something you might just accidentally cut your pinky finger off! (see now THAT's sarcasm!) I actually learned a few things in this video that i will never do!
This might be the most Diresta video ever. You're right, I won't be using any of the techniques shown because I've only been a hobby maker and wood worker for 10 years. Its likely I'll never posses the confidence or competence to pull any of these tricks off. And that's okay. I continue to watch your videos for inspiration. Shop safety is the responsibility of the person in their shop. 👍
This is the safest video on TH-cam. So safe, even the safety police didn't visit the comment section like they usually do. Keep up the good work on making the world a safer place by risking your own life and limb showing us what not to do. And remember: Heroes shouldn't wear capes around power tools.
I tried these... They all worked great! I am typing this with my nose right now, but the projects are all done! Thank you! I have a fork I hold in my mouth now to hold the shift key down when I need to. You get really good at it after awhile.
Perfect visual display of "Do as I say not as I do" people often miss the interpretation and neglect the decades of experience required to perform such risky but sometimes necessary techniques to achieve the task at hand. Great video👍
Especially, don't sharpen your pencil on a table saw while everyone on the job site waits! Good video Jimmy. Tongue in cheek but gets the point across.
This is the best video!! Thank you for making great content! The drill was the best because I could tell it took everything in you to not tighten/loosen the chuck normally.
Excellent video Jimmy! I can see both the safety tips and your sense of humor watching this video. Kudos! Now I am more aware of things to think about not doing in my own shop! 👍👍🔨🔨
Much of this is genuinely tough to watch. I'm waiting for the axe to fall. I'm surprised that people do these things. They are counter to common sense. Thank you for this video.
I've used all these shortcuts at one time or another except the nail gun one. Nail guns are unpredictable tools and I've seen more injuries with them over all other wood working tools in my lifetime. Nails shot into feet, hands and legs I've seen it all. Looking forward to the old house episodes. Cheers 🇨🇦
Oh Jimmy my “one way friend”, I LOVE you. You brought so much joy to my morning with your humor. I have been watching your videos for YEARS. This morning’s is my new favorite. Great techniques I vow I won’t use… unless, of course I need the outcome that doing it will produce. My favorite part is after the groove demo how you drag the circular saw off the table.
I can't tell if these are actually great and fantastic tips. Or dangerous things we shouldn't be doing. Diresta is so great and fantastic in the shop that nothing looks dangerous when he does it.
I didn’t know that “tactical bit changing” wasn’t the right way to do things. That’s the way I was taught as a child. 😂 Thanks Jimmy for helping me be more safe!
Great video Jimmy! I noticed a similar choice in tools. As well the dewalt 60v tools I also picked up the metabo framing nailer and I love it. Just recently got the 60v angle grinder and its honestly the last cordless hand tool I think I need. One tool I didn;t see is the Dewalt 60v recip. That's been my favourite purchase! While I appreciate the freedom of the circular saw its comparable in performance to my corded saw. Going from the 20v recip to the 60v has been transcendental. The mass and and power has been awesome! Rather than trying to "ride" the tool on the 20v the 60v just powers through almost everything. Again great video and props to the dramatic pauses😂
This might be my favorite Jimmy Diresta video ever! These came straight from comments in his videos over the years. This is a brilliant response and I loved every second of it! I couldn't help laughing with each long pause!
Putting a groove in a piece of wood with a circular saw is just ingenious and I will NEVER! steal that idea and use it. Never! And apparently I've been changing my bits in a drill the dangerous way forever. Thank you for showing me what I've been doing so dangerously all these years. You're a saint!
Just proves that Jimmy watches out for the children. Great tips. I will definitely not do any of these when I am in the shop. I'll just use my CNC instead so I can sit around and push buttons all day from a safe distance. Thanks, Jimmy!
OK Jimmy, I promise I will never again do all the things I have been doing for the past 30 years, thank you for risking life and limb for our educational purposes, god bless your selfless kind heart x
An old friend of mine once said that the foundation of all art is in the misuse of technology, and I would certainly agree that the way Jimmy uses these tools approaches an artform!
This was such a great video. Besides really not know what and really how to start a channel I was always worried about showing people so called “bad habits/technique”
Excellent advice Jimmy, I will totally make sure to never attempt any of these crazy stunts, just to save time. Thank you for putting yourself in danger to teach... a true master.
It would be nice if other TH-camrs could follow your lead as well, Jimmy, and share these vital and essential safety practices with us to keep more of us up-and-coming creators and makers safe in the workshop. 🤣Thank you so much for putting yourself in harm's way and taking the time out of your day to put this MUST-SEE video together and share it with us. I found the content invaluable for future reference. I especially liked how you show so much concern and compassion for your fan's well-being and safety. It is what makes you a cut above the rest. The GOAT. As always Love and Respect from North London UK. 😁👍🏻
Wait... my father has all his nails in old coffee cans. Should i be changing them over to baby food jars??? I knew he never took saftey very seriously!
www.makewithdiresta.com/ go get plans and be safe !!!
This series will become an instant classic - can’t wait for part 2
Love it
My cousin lost a limb for every "don't ever do that" procedure you so bravely illustrated. I'm headed to his house now to feed him. I wish you had uploaded this public safety tutorial about a month ago.
Sorry for his losses 😞
Sorry to hear your cousin lost all of his 5 arms and 8 legs.
For over two decades I wasn't aware that you could change a drill without the tactical method. Now everyone will be waiting for me, thank you!
I've been letting my mates wait for at least 10 years now, and they're absolutely grateful. These techniques are awesome 👍
Thank you, Jimmy, for risking your health and well-being to show us the right way to use these tools. You are a saint!
I sincerely hope this really is episode one in a series. I loved every unique workaround that you demonstrated. Thank you!
As an armchair woodworker with a keen eye for safety, I really appreciate you making this video to keep me safe.
Can't tell if he is being sarcastic or not 😂
I get it.
The eerie, long pause after "don't ever do this" has to be really hard to keep a straight face. :)
O I am sure for legal reasons he will maintain his "never do this..." stance.
He's completely kidding of course. Yes, some of these things are dangerous. Life is dangerous.
@@scififan698are you sure he’s kidding though? I cant tell
i love it! the repeately demonstrating how useful the method is and not explaining why its dangerous. youtube gold right here!
How you kept a straight face through this I have no idea... but this was awesome. Thanks Jimmy!
Yeah not sure if he's serious or totally poking fun of safety videos, implying these things are actually ok to do? Either way, it's a Jimmy video so I'm watching it.
He had his attorney standing there, arms crossed with a stern look on his face.
This video is the greatest service to mankind there has ever been. This single video will advance survival of the fittest by at least 50 years. We just need about 80 more videos to break even.
Hahahahah haha🤘🏼👊🏻👊🏻🙏🏼
Best response video addressing the Safety Sally troll's concerns, making the point with a multitude of examples.
And for 45 years I have been sharpening my pencils all wrong!
Great video, Jimmy!
My old boss used to say, "it takes a real mechanic to work without all the tools". Jimmy demonstrates that concept brilliantly. Great video!
I might have worked with that guy. He is the guy that I learned electrical from. He didn't have a tool bag or a pouch. He just carried a pair of side cutters, channel locks, and a flat blade Klein screwdriver. That and a pocket knife could do most anything.
I almost definitely won't never, will not do any of the techniques seen in this video, thaaank you!
meanwhile somewhere in a boardroom of Dewalt and Sawstop corporate lawyers and CEO's are having strokes.
there are good reasons for the rules but Jimmy obviously has a feel for the tools. They're his and he's been using them for years. Being safe in these situations often means having a feel for the irregularities of the wood, knowing how the machine is calibrated etc. and it's very hard to know someone's learned that. So when people are trained they're taught basic safe processes that don't require much actual skill, often also because workplace injuries can shut down businesses and the stakes have to be as low as possible.
Don’t do what I do, do as I say! Great words of wisdom Jimmy!
This might be my favorite video, Jimmy! Trolling the trolls! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You have perfected the "sarcasm face". If you haven't developed a tingling sense in your neckbone telling you NOT to do something you might just accidentally cut your pinky finger off! (see now THAT's sarcasm!)
I actually learned a few things in this video that i will never do!
I’ve been doing these things for years. I will stop! Thanks for caring about my family.
This might be the most Diresta video ever. You're right, I won't be using any of the techniques shown because I've only been a hobby maker and wood worker for 10 years. Its likely I'll never posses the confidence or competence to pull any of these tricks off. And that's okay. I continue to watch your videos for inspiration. Shop safety is the responsibility of the person in their shop. 👍
Safety is everyone's responsibility.
@@waltewhitesPhD Only in Communist countries, Karen.
@@Changtent wait wait wait. Did someone with the name Changtent just call me a communist Karen. Talk about calling the kettle black. 🤣🤣🤣
This is the safest video on TH-cam. So safe, even the safety police didn't visit the comment section like they usually do.
Keep up the good work on making the world a safer place by risking your own life and limb showing us what not to do.
And remember: Heroes shouldn't wear capes around power tools.
What an incredible confidence in handling those tools in ways they were not supposed to be used!! 🤩🤩🤩
Hahahaha love how it gets progressively more and more chaotic and ironic
Thank you for the years of safety videos Jimmy! 😂
Pencil sharpening is not so easy on the table saw. You have to use a CNC for that.
All the best and thank you for this safety advice
Pencils are sketch tools for sure
@@gosonegr for sure! They can be very sharp.
Thank you Jimmy for showing me these unusable tips that I will never use in a situation where they would be very useful, much appreciated
TH-cam must be so proud to have you show us the safety hazards!
YES!! You made the video I can’t remember how long you’ve been talking about this on Making It. It’s perfect thank you brother
JD You are truly the Yoda of makers I'd never try those but I'm happy to sit quietly in awe of your skill brother
I tried these... They all worked great!
I am typing this with my nose right now, but the projects are all done! Thank you!
I have a fork I hold in my mouth now to hold the shift key down when I need to.
You get really good at it after awhile.
Perfect visual display of "Do as I say not as I do" people often miss the interpretation and neglect the decades of experience required to perform such risky but sometimes necessary techniques to achieve the task at hand. Great video👍
This could be your most viewed video by the time it's all said and done!!! Love it!!
Thank you Jimmy for the Safety Tip updates.
I have found myself using some of these ‘bad’ techniques.
And now I “will never do this in my shop.”
Me neither, at all, I swear! Lol
Reminds me of wood by wright with all those things you can't do
I knew I shouldn't do some of these things. Thanks for showing me even more things I shouldn't do when my wife is around.
Especially, don't sharpen your pencil on a table saw while everyone on the job site waits! Good video Jimmy. Tongue in cheek but gets the point across.
I’m going to try a chop saw to nibble the corners off a pencil. He didn’t show us that one so I guess it’s ok.
It seems perfectly safe!@@scottcampbell96
Definitely learned some new things on the chop saw I shouldn't do. Thanks Jimmy!
This is the best video!! Thank you for making great content! The drill was the best because I could tell it took everything in you to not tighten/loosen the chuck normally.
😂😂😂
Thank you for this Jimmy! I will never ever do any of these dangerous things. Thank you for demonstrating them to us so perfectly.
Thank you for thinking of the children and keeping them all safe while using their miter saws.
Imagine if she see this now !?? Her #%^s will explode.
@@jimmydiresta you live in her head rent free, she definitely hate watches you 😂
ALWAYS back-up your circular saw cuts with a cast iron surface.
Aside from the mastery of these tools and techniques, the ability to keep a straight face all throughout is amazing.
Excellent video Jimmy! I can see both the safety tips and your sense of humor watching this video. Kudos! Now I am more aware of things to think about not doing in my own shop! 👍👍🔨🔨
Much of this is genuinely tough to watch. I'm waiting for the axe to fall. I'm surprised that people do these things. They are counter to common sense. Thank you for this video.
I've used all these shortcuts at one time or another except the nail gun one. Nail guns are unpredictable tools and I've seen more injuries with them over all other wood working tools in my lifetime. Nails shot into feet, hands and legs I've seen it all.
Looking forward to the old house episodes. Cheers 🇨🇦
In Canada.
@@jong2359 funny guy. How many years have you been a working carpenter?
Me, 50 years and only nailed my boot, not my foot, to a roof truss once! Haha
Oh Jimmy my “one way friend”, I LOVE you. You brought so much joy to my morning with your humor.
I have been watching your videos for YEARS.
This morning’s is my new favorite. Great techniques I vow I won’t use… unless, of course I need the outcome that doing it will produce.
My favorite part is after the groove demo how you drag the circular saw off the table.
🤘🏼🤘🏼💪🏼💪🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Just what my wife needs to see 🤦🏼♂️ thanks Jimmy
I can't tell if these are actually great and fantastic tips. Or dangerous things we shouldn't be doing. Diresta is so great and fantastic in the shop that nothing looks dangerous when he does it.
I didn’t know that “tactical bit changing” wasn’t the right way to do things. That’s the way I was taught as a child. 😂 Thanks Jimmy for helping me be more safe!
"That’s the way I was taught as a child."
Who ever taught you that should clearly be put away for a long time. :-D
Same 😂
You're the man Jimmy. I love you man! I can't count how many times you come up in my head while I work. LEGEND!
I love how he shows us exactly how convenient and time saving some of these are😂😂
That’s so you’ll appreciate the extra hour you spent last weekend making an overly complicated jig for a single cut.
As someone who’s starting up in a shop hopefully this saves my left finger
I think that's the idea😂
@@coolbionicle lol exactly
Great video Jimmy! I noticed a similar choice in tools. As well the dewalt 60v tools I also picked up the metabo framing nailer and I love it. Just recently got the 60v angle grinder and its honestly the last cordless hand tool I think I need. One tool I didn;t see is the Dewalt 60v recip. That's been my favourite purchase! While I appreciate the freedom of the circular saw its comparable in performance to my corded saw. Going from the 20v recip to the 60v has been transcendental. The mass and and power has been awesome! Rather than trying to "ride" the tool on the 20v the 60v just powers through almost everything. Again great video and props to the dramatic pauses😂
Just remember kids, Jimi has a sacrificial clone for this.
This might be my favorite Jimmy Diresta video ever! These came straight from comments in his videos over the years. This is a brilliant response and I loved every second of it! I couldn't help laughing with each long pause!
Never put some wood in the lathe and use a circular saw hovering over the part to remove the bulk of the wood :D
Yep. Don’t do that.
🎼Power tool Picasso, ya ya ya.🎶
This might as well be called: “Shop hacks I really want to show you, but for legal reasons I don’t want to be responsible if you mess up” 😂
Bingo!
I learned a bunch of new tricks watching this
It is sooo nice of you to tell us what not to do!! 😂 I hope it becomes, as Dave said on the podcast, a "1 million views video" !!
Dude! Stop teaching me these dangerous methods, i'll definitely be doing this!
Thanks Jimmy, I now have loads more ideas on how not to do things. Great Video 👍😁
my favorite format for a tips video yet. thanks jimmy!
I think he’s talking to all the Karen’s out there that are part of the nanny safety commentator police. 😂
Looks more like an instructional video too me. Thanks Jimmy as always keep up the good work.
I love when you antagonize the trolls.
The best ever episode - the reason I want a table saw for my workshop is so I don't cut circles or curves in wood! I'd never dream of doing that!
This has to be one of the best videos I have watched in a long time.
Safety third!
Putting a groove in a piece of wood with a circular saw is just ingenious and I will NEVER! steal that idea and use it. Never! And apparently I've been changing my bits in a drill the dangerous way forever. Thank you for showing me what I've been doing so dangerously all these years. You're a saint!
Just proves that Jimmy watches out for the children. Great tips. I will definitely not do any of these when I am in the shop. I'll just use my CNC instead so I can sit around and push buttons all day from a safe distance. Thanks, Jimmy!
with that first pause at the beginning i thought you were gonna show a montage of all of your previous videos Uncle Jimmy ahahaha Fantastic video!
I see Jimmy is angry with the safety police again.
Thank you for ensuring shop safety, I will be sure not to try any of the unsafe methods.
The Dead Pan stare after every thing we should never do makes me laugh so hard.
On behalf of every person who has ever posted a woodworking video on TH-cam, thank you.
OK Jimmy, I promise I will never again do all the things I have been doing for the past 30 years, thank you for risking life and limb for our educational purposes, god bless your selfless kind heart x
An old friend of mine once said that the foundation of all art is in the misuse of technology, and I would certainly agree that the way Jimmy uses these tools approaches an artform!
This was such a great video. Besides really not know what and really how to start a channel I was always worried about showing people so called “bad habits/technique”
You make the best videos, thanks for all you do.
Thank you so much for that video.. a couple of those things I've been doing for years in my shop and now I know not to. Great video.. keep em comin
I really appreciate this -- especially the long pauses that really let each lesson fully sink in before moving on to the next
Fabulous! Greatly stimulating video, not thinking is the most dangerous thing in the world & always should be done. Thanks for sharing!
Excellent advice Jimmy, I will totally make sure to never attempt any of these crazy stunts, just to save time. Thank you for putting yourself in danger to teach... a true master.
Thanks for the best teaching video ever. I'll never do these "dangerous " shortcuts. WINK, WINK, NOD, NOD.
This is my new favorite shop video on TH-cam.
That was by far the best shop safety video I've ever seen. Thank you!
It would be nice if other TH-camrs could follow your lead as well, Jimmy, and share these vital and essential safety practices with us to keep more of us up-and-coming creators and makers safe in the workshop. 🤣Thank you so much for putting yourself in harm's way and taking the time out of your day to put this MUST-SEE video together and share it with us. I found the content invaluable for future reference. I especially liked how you show so much concern and compassion for your fan's well-being and safety. It is what makes you a cut above the rest. The GOAT. As always Love and Respect from North London UK. 😁👍🏻
This is amazing. My "anything is a hammer" shirt fits this video perfectly! LOVE it.
Thanks Jimmy! You delivered as expected! I was hoping for a "troll voice" cameo.
I grew up on construction sites I guess I was only taught how not to do things. Great video, I'm looking forward to part 2.
The pencil sharpening is brilliant! Why did I never think of that!
One of the best videos yet!
Wait... my father has all his nails in old coffee cans. Should i be changing them over to baby food jars???
I knew he never took saftey very seriously!
Great advice! I've not been doing any of those things for nearly 25 years, and I've still got most of my fingers.
Brotha!? I absolutely loved this, so much that I almost wanna wake my kid up and make him watch it.
Best advice ever. "If you don't feel comfortable doing it, don't do it"
Thank you Jimmy!
I want this video to be your most successful ever!
It's just too good!
How did you manage to keep a straight face while doing it?!
😅
Love this and your pauses/looking at camera
Thats why you are the #1 Jimmy! 🙌🙌🙌