Pocket Rules: Clear Style VS Woodpeckers Paolini
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- Knockoff tools are tempting to buy with their lower price points, but do they really hold up to the same standards as their name-brand siblings? Today we're taking a deep dive into the differences between the Woodpeckers Paolini Pocket Rule and the Clear Style Pocket Rule, a seemingly newcomer to the market.
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Hey all. We have officially closed the giveaway on this one. Thanks so much to all that watched and left a comment!
Switching between “whatever ruler is the closest” has gotten me in a pickle more than once. Practicing consistency and patience will eventually be more valuable than any tool I can buy!
TH-cam only allows "like", but you're basically adopted. Good boy. Now, go do your chores.
(Bro-sh!t aside, seriously: insight)
I feel like there's a lot of value to be had in videos like these. Both for the viewers and the content creator. Hopefully they're popular. Good job! 👍👍
I'm a newbie to woodworking (about a year). I've learned a lot from you and others on TH-cam. I started with mostly budget tools, but I'm upgrading as income permits. Thanks for all the help. It really makes a positive impact on people like me.
I love these comparison videos always find something else to look into for when I can afford to upgrade my tools.
One of the more in-depth and Informative reviews I;ve seen. But honestly, the Clean Style would be a welcome addition to my apron - it's accuracy would help my failing eyes (nearing 70 but still making sawdust) The last 64th I saw was almost 6 years ago on my birthday!
Your videos are always thorough and insightful, thank you for the effort!
SO I watched this video the day after I ordered the off brand. They came in the. Day after I saw it and i could tell that I wanted the accuracy of woodpeckers. Just received my woodpeckers set and so happy I upgraded. Thanks for the video
Always glad to see another Jody video pop up. Thanks for the review and thanks for all the time you spend teaching us and letting us look over your shoulder as you work
Its been an Inspire Woodcraft kind of evening for me. I just spent a couple of hours in my shop jointing some 2x material using your table saw technique. Came back inside and saw a notification for this video and spent 22 minutes watching a review I didn't know I needed. I find your videos quite helpful. Glad I found your channel.
I've always wondered what made the Woodpeckers brand so premium, and this video did a great job explaining that. While I think the Woodpecker brand is probably objectively better for all the reasons you described, I've never needed accuracy to that degree, so the Clear Style would probably be fine for my shop (except the red looks better. :D)
This is a measuring tool that I've always wanted. One day I'll get my hands on one or two and or three.
I have always liked all of your videos but these head to head comparisons are my favorite. I appreciate how informative you are. Thanks
Great demo- I enjoy the information that you provide the community and the way you deliver it, top notch! I have been wanting to pull the trigger on the Woodpecker Paolini set and saw the Clear Style and was considering those as well. Thanks for the intricate reviews on both!
Seems like both of these would be more accurate than the user (me).
Thank you for the unbiased review of the two item. With all the tools that are out there and the limited budget an honest review is appreciated.
Great comparison. Your explanation of the V vs U groove is brillant. I wouldn't have thought it would make such a difference. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Can’t afford either. Lol. I use a cheap combi square for just about everything
How much was the clear style? WP was $150, but the CS is no longer available from Amazon.
I'm in the same boat there bubba, so dont fret about it!!
Use what you got, and make what ya got count!!!
If we were all rich or sponsored or would be different. Then we could afford, or get what ever we wanted/needed.
Not knocking dude in the video by any means at all here, just stating the facts is all.
“Having that extra inch down there really comes in handy” 😂😂😂😂
Great info like always! Been looking at the woodpeckers one for a while. Finally have my first real shop and building it out has been a blast...but expensive lol
Had the exact same thought ha ha ha
Literally said to myself..."that's what she said"
@@lostinadream1866 it was too perfect to just let it go lol
@@joshweaver8806 I knew I couldn't have been the only one that chuckled ha ha ha
It's not the length of the tool it's how you use it :)
Can’t wait for the rest of the series. Excellent video as always
Didn’t realize that I needed one of these until watching this video. Have always gotten by with a double square but now see the definite advantages of these.
Maybe the mm end of the black one is for using the zero to centerfind on a board’s edge by eyeballing the edges to the same opposing numbers? 🤷🏻♂️
LOL, “Just having that little extra inch down there can make quite a big difference”... in my best Michael Scott voice... “That’s what she said”
What's the difference between "Ooo" and "Ahh"? About three inches.
Why are guys so immature?
@@jodymontez693 LOL, that is a question for the ages
Basically exactly the video I’ve been waiting for! Thank you!
Always dig your tool videos, whether tool reviews or just tool talk. Well done.
I have always felt that while Woodpecker tools look great and are extremely well made, I have trouble justifying the price.
I spent a lot of money on tools that I hardly use. I enjoy owning them, but sometimes feel like one day I’ll regret wasting all that money.
I don't think they are expensive at all. Just like festool... You get what you pay for. If you are a carpenter making at least 100+ hr as a good one should, you can make it pay for itself in a couple of hours.
This video is like comparing a prius to a rolls royce... LOL
The problem with knockoffs is that it is a stolen idea used to profit China.
People say so what if I buy from China. Well that is a huge issue. There are so many thing that are not made in the USA and because there is such a limited amount of USA made prices are high just to be able to afford the cost of living.
Prices are to high because so many people in the United States rather give China control over our economy.
Spending 500% more for 5% improvement (current chienese set available for $18 vs woodpeckers $115)
"really, how would they know?"
You just elevated yourself above every PEng who ever failed to question their own supremacy. SECOND round is now on me. Crap.
Excellent comparison! And thank you for pointing the differences in accuracy of the notches between both rules.
Your style of teaching is precise and to the point and this old man gets it. Always look forward to your videos. Thanks for the work you put in to share your knowledge.
I am sure Woodpeckers' tools are great tools, but just haven't gotten to the point where it makes sense to pay the price for them..
When I am looking for unbiased new tools, I search for you, James at Stumpy Nubs and Project Farm. Between the three of you, I am going broke!
Thanks! Tool reviews, and especially comparisons, are truly helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the review! It's helpful to see various uses! I'm just getting started and all information is greatly appreciated!
I've never used a pocket rule. My typical go to is a combination square.
Bingo!
I'm in a position in my life where I could fill my shop with Woodpecker tools.
I got here, partly by not buying them in the first place.
Such a great and unbiased review...but also helpful to learn all the features of the pocket rulers! Gotta get one!
Love your videos. I watch as much to learn as for enjoyment. Your explanation and teaching style are what I like best! Keep up the good work!
General diyer woodpecker look great But to expensive for me.
On my budget, WP is currently out of reach.
Yep, me too! The 6in. Kreg pocket ruler works great for me!
Thank you for the excellent illustration of the tool and the differences between the two. I do love woodpecker tools myself and have a few myself. I didn’t originally find a need for this one in particular but now think it would be great for setting up my router. Thanks again for the attention to the details, really helpful.
Thanks for the video. As a beginning woodworker I find your videos very informative and easy to follow. This set would be a great addition to my slowly growing toolbox.
Having an extra inch will make a difference. My inner 12 year old yelled out “that’s what she said.” Hope I got someone to laugh.
My mind went there also.😆
Beat me to it lol
Thanks for doing these comparison videos, they are really helpful to understand the nuances of the features and how the differences might affect me in my shop.
Thanks for your in depth review of the woodpecker Paolini Rule. I have had mine for some time but really never took the time to actually learn to use it. I always reverted back to my tape or my starrett square. Now, I finally understand thanks to your video.
I appreciate your videos. I always get some tips and tricks from them and always learn something in each of your videos. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for the info. I enjoy your comparisons. Looking forward to future videos
A very informative comparison. After a career in measurement science, I also appreciate your discussion of the differences between having a semicircle versus a vee in the end of the rule, and the resulting difference in positional accuracy.
I can see the advantages of those types of rules for various types of measuring and marking. They would definitely be a step up from the low-cost and budget tools I have now. Hoping that stimulus money comes soon.
Great in-depth review ! Don't have either yet, but have been thinking about the woodpecker one based on your review and "bang for the buck" advice. Glad to see you back! Thanks for all you do!
Thank you, your detailed description of both pieces made it easy for me to make a decision on which I will purchase.
Hey, I truly appreciate your unbiased Comparison on your tool reviews. It truly helps woodworking hobbyist like myself justify spending money and where. Thanks to your review, I picked up one of the blemish adjustable squares. My go to at this point and money well spent!
That's awesome! Probably the best deal on a layout tool you can find in my opinion!
You are excellent in your presentation!! You obviously use your equipment and understand it and are able to relay your knowledge in a clear and understanding way. Thank you!
That is "key" to having a good TH-cam channel I think.
I've been on some channels and thought, "What is this person trying to get to here!!!!???"....and they just totally loose my interest.
I'm new to the craft and love your explanations of the tools, and the value of the different features. Looking forward to seeing more.
Thanks for the video. It's nice to see someone who tries to look out for the viewers
I had the good fortune to take a class, taught by Greg Paolini, in 2019. As a parting gift, Greg gave us each a Paolini pocket rule. What a handy tool, after a great class, taught by a wonderful guy! I hope to go back for another class, after the pandemic is over; and I use the Pocket rule every single day.
Thanks for taking the time an all the details in the differences between the two rulers.
Great job explaining the differences. Very clear how much thought Woodpeckers puts into the design of their tools.
Love your layout tool comparisons. Very thorough my man.
Love these videos. Very helpful information!
Thanks for the thorough review, it's always good to see how various options compare. Not sure if I'd really need a pocket ruler but I can see how it can be handy in certain situations.
I'm just getting started and I'm excited for the series
Thank you for the lengthy and comprehensive review. I have a few Woodpecker measuring tools and pleased with the functionality especially as they come in fully metric versions and not compromised by some other measuring system.
Great explanation of differences. Learnt a lot. Justified the higher cost with better accuracy and usefulness. Thank you and keep teaching and explaining stuff. You get what you pay for and thankfully there are people and companies that believe in making quality over quantity.
Nice solid review. Always appreciate your videos and love your channel. Keep up the goodness 😊
Really appreciate the comparison between the two tools. Great job.
Awesome video. Will keep working my way through the rest of your videos. Keep it up!
Great Video... I'm learning about tools I didn't even know existed. I've watched several of your videos and appreciate the objectivity; actually watched the video about the Woodpecker rules yesterday. I've been doing projects off and on for years, but very intermittently and I'm trying to be more serious in what I do. I worry with the vast array of tools that many are cool but not really necessary. Your perspective is extremely useful so I'll be watching a lot more. Cheers!
Some great insights into both and the differences. Also nice to not hear the corporate shilling of products, just an experience based review of both. Pocket rules are always handy for smaller measurements wherein tape measures end hooks obscure your view below an inch ( sometimes 2 inches) and used to regularly carry one daily until i lost mine on a job. You just dont realize how handy they are until its gone sadly. Best of luck, great review, subscribed with notifications and look forward to many more insights.
Building up my tool collection to start my own side business would love a set of these. Love the vids keep up the good work.
Thank you again for your detail and approach and making woodworking accessible. I can now see see value of the woodpecker details vs a knockoff and in this case very useful!
Great tools and great techniques. I especially like the precision of the V vs semicircle. I've heard that you can't work wood to 32nd inch tolerance. But I find going for it makes a difference. I'd like to use the Clear instead of the tri-square I use now. Thanks for the thoughtful Woodworking Tips.
I enjoyed your comparison/review. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and thoughts.
Nice explanation of the used of the tools and comparison of features. Great explanation of the difference of the Vee and round pencil lead notch too - every little bit of inaccuracy adds up to a larger problem. Good info!
Great walkthrough as always 👍I was talking with my brother about a blade deflection issue I was having and the use of my Woodpeckers mini square. He again related to me that his favorite is the Paolini pocket square and how he uses it daily. Looks like I need to get on the bus.
Thanks for the great info.
Thanks for the video my dude, you've put out some great content.
Great review and comparison.. Can't wait to see the next one...
Hey Jody, what an appropo video for me. I just found the ClearStyle and was considering them. I know I'm going to enjoy the video. Thanks for contributing to the community.
Thanks for putting together this video as well as your other budget vs premium layout tool comparison videos.
I finally ordered the woodpeckers 8” pocket rule to keep in my apron. I have their 4” saddle square and love it but an 8” version of that is too big for my apron. I wanted the pocket rule for parallel marking and layout work and think this will be much easier to keep in my pocket than a double square.
Woodpeckers makes fantastic tools that last a lifetime but their higher price point, for me at least, means buying one and not a set. I have only been wood working for a year so selecting one size and hoping that is the correct one for your workflow is intimidating. I’d imagine this is true for other new woodworkers
But I wish I would have seen this video or known about the clear style set on Amazon two weeks ago. For the price I paid for my woodpeckers 8” rule in stainless I could have gotten a full set of the clear style. Even if these are not tools that last a lifetime, it would let me try out the different sizes and determine which size works best for me before spending the money on a woodpecker version.
Thanks for including the giveaway. Here’s to hoping I win to figure out what is the right size pocket rule for me as I continue to practice building my skills as a woodworker.
Thank you for sharing your experience! Would love either of these.
Thanks for doing these videos. I don't mind the length at all. Great information!
These reviews and use scenarios are great!
Thanks for the video! I’m looking forward to your next video.
Thank you for reviewing and comparing these against each other.
These pocket rules would be great to help me improve my skills and then be able to teach my son how to make things when he gets a few years older. Love your videos, they are always educational, clear, and to the point without much fluff.
Loving these videos. As a beginner, there's lots of great information.
Great detailed review! Thanks for the information, have been looking to get a set.
Great shootout. This is exactly the kind of thing I look for when checking out new hand tools. Thank you.
Great Video, always nice to see the difference before I spend my money. Thanks for posting
Love these Tool comparison videos. 👊🏼
Thanks for the video. I had thought about buying the Clear Style set, but had some questions that you answered.
Thanks for good detailed analysis, Keep up the great work
Just getting started in my shop, will probably go the less expensive route for now. Thanks for the great info!
Valuable comparison and information. I’m unconvinced that I need either one, especially the expensive one.
Great job as always explaining and reviewing tools. I learn a lot from you. To be honest, I don't have either one, but would love to try them out
Thanks for the review! Glad to know the differences.
Looking forward to this series!
I really liked your information, very detailed. Very well thought out.
Great comparison! Thanks for giving us less expensive options for beginners.
Thank you for this! Looking forward to the others!
Good content - appreciate the comparison of premium and budget tools
Well done, I have owned the Woodpeckers version for over a year now and have never had an issue. I keep the six in version in my apron all the time
Thanks for the comparison and info. Learning more on tools