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- Klien nut drivers: amzn.to/3TbnaEp
- Wera screwdriver set: amzn.to/3IrnEkL
- iGaging EZ View planer DRO (for stationary machines): www.chipsfly.com/ez-view-stat...
- iGaging EZ View planer DRO (for smaller machines): www.chipsfly.com/portable-pla...
- Duragrit Carbide sanding blocks: (Save 10% with Coupon Code: STUMPYNUBS): duragrit.com/home.php
- SawStop Revolution miter gauge: amzn.to/3uTKBdh
- AstraHP coated router bits: bitsbits.com/ref/6213/
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1:02 Homemade tool kits
2:35 Nut drivers
4:05 Screwdriver set
5:04 Planer DRO
6:27 Carbide sanders
7:52 Miter gauge
11:13 AstraHP Router bits
13:16 BigEye Rip fence
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*Tools recommended in this video:*
- Homemade tool kits: lddy.no/1jaqn
- Klien nut drivers: amzn.to/3TbnaEp
- Wera screwdriver set: amzn.to/3IrnEkL
- iGaging EZ View planer DRO (for stationary machines): www.chipsfly.com/ez-view-stationary-planer-dro.html
- iGaging EZ View planer DRO (for smaller machines): www.chipsfly.com/portable-planer-dro
- Duragrit Carbide sanding blocks: (Save 10% with Coupon Code: STUMPYNUBS): duragrit.com/home.php
- SawStop Revolution miter gauge: amzn.to/3uTKBdh
- AstraHP coated router bits: bitsbits.com/ref/6213/
- Harvey BigEye rip fence: www.harveywoodworking.com/products/big-eye-b-36-b-52-rip-fence-system
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(ISOtunes, iGaging, Harvey, BitsBits, Taylor Tools, Duragrit and Harvey are partners of Stumpy Nubs Woodworking Journal)
0:00 Chapters
1:02 Homemade tool kits
2:35 Nut drivers
4:05 Screwdriver set
5:04 Planer DRO
6:27 Carbide sanders
7:52 Miter gauge
11:13 AstraHP Router bits
13:16 BigEye Rip fence
16:56 Bonus!
*My hand tool collection includes premium tools from Bridge City Tool Works:* bridgecitytools.com/
*Please help support us by using the link above for a quick look around!*
That DRO at $45 is nuts. Seriously a must-have. I'm amazed it's that cheap!
For those of us who have them: Thank you Harvey, for being mindful and protective of our trunnions. And thank you, Stumpy Nubs, for so eloquently bringing this to mind.
You are by far one of the top TH-cam communicators. Great voice, to the point, and entertaining.
Yep. You can't imagine how much I appreciate, as a non-native speaker of English, meeting native speakers who speak so clearly. (Without intending to criticize anyone, in all languages it happens that a huge percentage of native speakers speak it too fast or pronounce it badly).
Ya did it again, my friend. I have now bought two DRO units from iGaging - one for my router table and one for my drill press. They are inexpensive and work exactly as they should. Thank you for telling people about these cool tools!
I can see the Harvey fence requiring proper dust collection, because I would imagine that any dust building up on those rods would quickly gum up those bearings.
So - I watched this video and was intrigued by the tool shop you mentioned was in Missouri. I thought - hey - I am in Missouri, I should find out where they are and call for a catalog. I looked them up and to my surprise, they are in my town! I drove out there and to my greater surprise, the woman at the desk as I came in, knew me. She was one of my students when I taught college. Thanks! I picked up a ridge carbide blade for my saw while I was there on your recommendation!
What a coincidence, same thing happened to me a year ago. Now I visit whenever I'm in town.
I find your videos both interesting and truly useful. Thanks for what you are doing!
About the Wera driver. . You say "No more lost bits.. . . I say, "Challenge accepted!"
Absolutely! I have several incomplete sets of similar items.
@@traillesstravelled7901 And it works out cheaper to buy another tool than the bits so you have a drawer of incomplete things
Well, of course you still need to put them back. But not having to reach for another thing when changing bits a big help for the sloppier among us.
I tried one of these last year but returned it because whenever I dropped the screwdriver all the bits jolted out of their clips and needed to be messed with and replaced into position to allow the cover to slip back into place.
Try a Picquic screwdriver. To get a new bit out, you use your current bit to push it out of the holder, in the process putting it away. I’ve got several, and love them! They even have hollow ground flathead bits, which is a nice bonus.
Thanks for showing us these cool tools. There’s no one I trust more than you when you give recommendations.😊
I like the Big Eye fence. I just wish they had added an electronic readout like you promoted for the planer. A big readout would be nice for those of us who wear glasses now.
I just installed the Big Eye on my table saw, and though a digital readout would be great, the glass and gage on the Big Eye is really good and very clear/visible.
They make digital gauges for table saw fences too. Not sure if it could be added to this one though.
Learn about the Bates Method, and throw away the glasses.
That Harvey BigEye fence is like an updated Delta Unifence - very cool. I don't think that I'll be upgrading my Unifence any time soon, but I'll certainly keep the BigEye in mind when I finally move to a new saw.
I really appreciate your inside and opinions. I know some people complain, but to hell with them. You’ve helped me a lot in my woodworking. Thanks
I totally want to get one of those cool metal knife and chisel blanks. I like tools you can be proud of
I'm immediately sold on the Duragrit blocks. I love the idea of sponges, but often wish I had a more durable and stable media.
My wife figured out what I was doing wrong when I follow your lead on the products you are showcasing. I now get how it works. Hey! Because I can swing a hammer does not make me an IT scholar! No worries. I totally got this. Thanks!
(14:29) “…in the trunnions” 😂🤣😂
I want that fence slide shot @0:40 as a screensaver!
'I am the fence'
Stumpy, I love Klein tools, but the hollow-shaft nut driver has been around for at least 50 years. I know this because I have both Craftsman and Xcelite nut drivers with hollow shafts that I bought that long ago. The Xcelite nut drivers have color-coded handles. They are also available as part of the 99-series interchangeable tools. What Klein brings to the party is the 1/4” hex shaft, which I agree is quite useful.
That fence is more like a druel tool. It cost nearly the same as my entire good table saw.
A follow-up on Dixie cups from a previous Cool Tools episode - I love Dixie cups and use them all the time. But they are tippy. Screw one to a scrap of wood and use it as a holder for the one with the glue in it.
Really like the functionality of the miter gauge and rip fence! You and Marc are going to start getting into celebrity-level beefs with passive aggressive jabs like that
Will be interesting to see if Marc reviews the SS gauge. I thought his review on the first compass was totally fair and he just redid it with the revised version and I think I agree with his assessment.
4:45 I still prefer the Picquic screwdriver. It has a clever design where you use the bit you are putting away to get out the new one, so you don’t lose any bits. It also features hollow ground flathead bits, which don’t cam out of slots so easily.
The rip fence is cool, but at $949. I can live with the one that came with my saw.
I thought this was going to be a video on things literally to thump my head on - I actually have a bump cap now and it is part of my habitual PPE when working on my house. This is a much better topic, thanks for making such awesome videos and LET'S GO REDWINGS!
Klein makes the best drivers. The handles of their stuff just... Fit in my hand. I don't know how to explain it better.
Coatings make all the difference in quality tools. We use solid carbide that's coated with silicon titanium nitride and they are rated to cut tool steel up to 70rc which is very impressive. A real world example of how great these coatings are, I've personally seen uncoated solid carbide tools break down and fail machining threads in 3 to 4 holes, and a coated tool machine dozens of the same threads. These threadmills were coated with AlTiN aluminum titanium nitride, which is outstanding but not as tough as the silicon based coating. Carbide is great but once the cutting edge gets dull it begins to erode like an effervescent tablet. The coatings prevent the edge from getting dull as fast. This is much more noticeable when cutting tool steel but the same reduction of performance is seen in wood. Thanks for the great info as always bud.
I really like everything I'm seeing with Harvey. The new table saws look like nothing else currently on the market. The innovations are amazing. I was eventually going to go with SawStop but the Harvey table saws look so much better including a better price point.
Thanks for another Cool Tool !!!
Have a great weekend…
One of the best "Cool Tools" episodes!
That fence. I almost want to put the demonstration on loop and use it as my evening viewing show. A love story. The affordability of that DRO surprised me. That will be a purchase I think. The OEM gauge on my lunchbox Delta is marred and scratched but I wouldn't have been able to see it when it was new. Several good items this time.
Added a couple of these to my list! Thanks for the recommendations!
Really an excellent "cool tools" episode !
Your tool storage in the background is a work of art, btw
It's also a work in progress :)
Thanks again, James - some cool tools, and you present them with enthusiasm. You never shill for tools - what you show us are truly cool. BTW, iGaging also makes DROs for router tables and drill presses, both of which I have.
Excellent video James with really cool tools! Thanks! 👍👍🔨🔨
I previously purchased an 80 grit Duragrit Carbide sanding block, and while the grit has held up well, I have found an issue with the flatness of the sanding side of the block. After about 3 months of using the block including on narrow stock edges, the block has two gullies about 1/8" deep where the metal dipped under the unsupported portions of the sanding medium. This leads to workpieces that are not flat after sanding.
Thank you for another great tool tips video. Always enjoy your videos. Thank you!
Bought the Digital Read Out for my planer. Thanks!
Thanks James. Just ordered one of those planer DROs!
I love the features of the BigEye fence but I do not think that my JessEm table saw stock guides are compatible. Have you heard anything related to this issue? Thanks for all you do for the woodworking hobby!
Yes they are compatible! There it an integrated t track on the top of the fence to allow for this. We have a TH-cam Short with a demonstration! Thanks Keith!
Often see things I want. I believe that planer gauge is on my need list! Thanks!!!
Not only have I seen the Big Eye fence I just installed it on my table saw yesterday! It is really great.
Just love the big eye fence.
Thanks Jack!
Thank you for the cool tools James. And cool they are! 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks James for another awesome cool tools so many great things definitely going to check out a few of them. Thanks for sharing
I about fell over last year when I realized Taylor tools was only about an hour away. Picked up some 3M sandpaper directly from them in person. Used to anything I want or need being a state away… or STL or KC which might as well be a state away.
Man that fence is rad. Hard to justify a $1000 fence on a $450 table saw though. Maybe one day..
So this might not be a great add on to my $120 old Pro Tech contractor grade knock off.
Klein Tools used to be the biggest supplier of tools for the Bell System, which was Huge before the government ordered break up.
And really great lineup! This why your my boy blue
Just ordered the carbide sanding blocks. Wish I would have known about these earlier. Great idea.
After watching you use the EZ View planer DRO I knew I had to have one for my DeWalt 735. Ordering it was simple and easy. Thanks for the review and recommendation.
My wife told me to hover and she will be taking care of it. Yes I want you to get your credit. I appreciate all that you do. I have built a stellar collection of BCT thanks to your review and zooming in on your BCT tool wall. They are just so fun to work with. YES! They beg me to be a better woodworker. Thanks!
There are some very nice tools for me to dream about.
Thanks for sharing with us James, really like the COOL TOOL segments you always put out. Stay safe and keep up the great videos. Fred.
"Catch you in the trunnions..." Hahahaa!
My boy blue, I miss old timey workshop
Another winner James!👍
I love coming here to see the guy from Technology Connections talk woodworking ;)
Some very good choices to suggest. Thank you for sharing. Everyone stay safe, warm, happy 😊 and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia
The Wood Whisperer will probably find all the problems in the Harvey fence.
Hope Sawstop release a version of that mitre gauge with metric degrees. (JK - metric measuring tape on the flip stop tape)
I would love to see a video of retrofitting the big eye rip fence to a Sawstop. Just curious as to how difficult it is to change out to the big eye.
I just may do that.
The Big Eye will easily fit a Sawstop!
A customer gave me one of those screwdrivers years ago, I didn't know the bit came out. Thanks!
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Did someone just mention Mrs Theresa Mendoza!? Damn! You just made my day; what a coincidence.. I've worked with her for over 2years and I can tell how good she is
I enjoyed this, I always do. Thank you. Talk about sticker shock the big eye fence. 😮 does look very nice 👍🏻
This is the best episode of cool tools😍
I have that wera driver, super useful. They have a good but not great ratcheting version as well. The LTT driver is honestly the best ratcheting one.
You failed to mention table saw fence cost close to $1000.00
As soon as I seen that BigEye Rip Fence, I said to myself: "I'll bet that thing costs a thousand bucks!"
Imagine my surprise when I clicked on the link to check it out. 😆💸
I dont find myself planing material much anymore. Just no need for the work I'm doing but I do have a double drum sander that I would love to have a DRO on.... I never considered DRO's in the wood shop!.... The Big Eye fence is pretty nice! I could see it being absolutely worth the money and effort on an older cast iron saw that has a sub-par fence system from the factory... Unifence, powermatic, grizzly, etc.. I wont be swapping out my Unisaw's Biesemeyer though :-)
The thing that caught my eye was incidental to you. That protractor looks like something I could use.
Stumpy...I love this series except...it always gets in my pocket😂 This time, the Klein nut driver. Ingenious. Brilliant. Infinitely useful. I already have the 15-in-1 driver and the ratchet in that unit is second to none. I don't mind spending good money for good tools and have no fear that the nut driver will get it's share of work.
This has to be the most expensive YT channel to watch. Just finished watching the entire episode and it cost me over $1,500.
*pauses video to check price of that smooth fence* Instantly has heart attack ❤💥
@@Todjcamfor a hobbyist yes I agree. However if you are a professional any increase in efficiency and precision is worth the price
That Harvey fence does look amazing. Gonna check it out
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I use the Bits&Bits Astra coated bits in my Shaper Origin. For some reason, the Shaper Origin seems to dull the 1/4" spiral bits that I use most often with it, but the Astra coating seems to make a big difference in how long they last. I'm looking forward to trying out the bits with the new coating.
Thank you for sharing. Nice tools . Some a bit pricey.🙂🙂
The two table saw addons are very cool.
I love that Big Eye fence. Unfortunately, I just but a Harvey table saw a couple of years ago and have a hard time spending another $1,000 to replace the fence. :(
I'm looking to upgrade from my Jobsite saw to a cabinet saw. I'm thinking of the Harvey HW110TC-36PG. It comes with the BIG EYE Rip Fence System and the COMPASS MG-36 Pro Miter Gauge. How Does the SawStop Revolution Miter Gauge compare? Is it worth spending the extra $449 for the SawStop gauge?
I'm stepping up from an entry level saw to a truly professional table saw. Not sure if I'm going to notice a difference between the gauges.
I like the indexing system on the SawStop gauge, but everything else about the Harvey is better, in my opinion.
that's nice for the nutdriver to have the magnet AND the hollow shaft.
amazing vid
I have been thinking about getting a set of the klein nut drivers. Years ago i would buy the hollow hand nut driver set that klein makes and would cut the handle off and use it in my drill
Been using Greenlee nut drivers because of this for over 20 years(hand drive) Put new fence on my unisaw a few years ago replaced my unifence that came on it. Not real happy with the new one and will not mention it is now owned by delta or what ever they are called now . Looked at the big eye and it is almost as much as i Gave for my unisaw when i bought it . Will have to give this one some thought .
We all could use an extra inch 🤷🏻♂️😂 thanks for the videos. I’ve learned a lot and have nothing but love and respect for you brother.
Wera make, in my experience anyway, the best bits. They make Philips and pozidrive with diamond impregnated surfaces that help prevent cam out. I have 1 that is over 10 years old, I can't fault them.
I like the stuff you're reviewing but since I don't do fine woodworking I'd have a very hard time justifying the cost. That said, if I did do fine woodworking that miter gauge and rip fence are awesome. Keep the good stuff coming.
Awesomely awesome! Dang I love your cool tools. Klein on the way immediately and durablock being researched. Toughest part is living in NZ...availability and price always hard. Thanks James...my must watch channel before any other!
You mean Duragrit :)
Yeah - that too! Doh!
I was all for the miter gauge...until I saw the price tag x_x they really are trying to make up for lost profit now that the patent on the sawstop safety mechanism is running out.
All very cool, but I inherited most of my tools from my Dad, and some from my Grandfather. Most are 1950's and older. Adapting most of these gizmos would be more trouble than it's worth. Guess I'm staying old school. Great vid, keep up the good work.👍
The Big Eye fence is truly eye popping (including the price tag 💰😳). It does every single thing a TS fence needs to do and then some! Despite the price tag of the B52 I would buy and install one in a heartbeat on my Unisaw IF…I had not purchased and installed an Excalibur fence 30 years ago. The B52 is a thing of beauty with its modern design, high-quality, functionality, refinements and additions...it's an Excalibur on steroids. It would be hard to justify the money over my tried and true Excalibur which is still going strong to this day. But I'm thinking.........😊
I would be interested in a comparison between the big eye fence system, and the incra system that I believe you have had in the past.
the planer DRO is a winner if durable, if I had a cabinet saw and was into production that Harvey fence would be a must
As home woodworkers, we all make waste wood. What do you do with your waste wood since each municipality has different wood disposing rules.
The most incredible toll from Wera I got is the Bitcheck 30 Zyklop mini 1 (it is a set). That little and compact rachet is worth its weight in gold.
As for the fences, being able to flip and retract aluminum fence is a game changer on a format saw I own (Felder K700).
I dont like to self promote on your channel but if anyone is interested there is a review of that saw on my channel.
Greetings from Croatia ❤
"...where it can catch you in the trunnions when you walk by..." 😆🤣😂
Hello from the UK!
Good morning!
@@StumpyNubsNo, Afternoon in the UK :-)
Honey get in here, new cool tools just dropped
That miter gauge is steeeep, but I love the design of the stop with the extra joint on top. Others should take notice.
Do you know if the iGaging 36" Magnetic Remote Table Mill// Saw Fence Digital Readout DRO work with the Harvey BI EYE B-36 Rip Fence System?
REALLY enjoy your channel!! Been watching for years and alway gain some insights and knowledge from you. On this latest video I was most intrigued by the planer adjustment tool by iGauging. Going online to order, I found the one just like yours, but it appears to be designated for table router. I’ve never been against adaptation and if that’s what works for you, I’m certain it will work just fine for this wood butcher on his Grizzly. Thanks James!!
The link I provided takes you to the right one, doesn't it?