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EVERY !!! Carpentry Power Tool
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- Carpentry power tools , in this video I explain every carpentry power tool that I use to get all my jobs done , I also give some quick uses and tips on each tool, with all these tools I am able to do most / all carpentry jobs. Hope you enjoy the video and thank you for watching.
If you would like to support the Chanel while getting some new gear check out my amazon shop me and the apprentice get a small amount from each purchase. thank you all and we appreciate you all.
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Nice set dude!! As a middle aged tradesman here in the US, I love seeing younger people getting into the trades. I laugh when young folks come onto a job site asking for top rate and they don’t even have an impact or hand tools. I’m not judging anyone for not having something, but where I’m from, you’re kind of used as a flunky if you don’t have hand tools.
I set aside money from every pay for something as simple as drill bits to a new power tool. I have duplicates of some, but when using day in and out, it doesn’t hurt.
Again, great collection and enthusiasm. May 2023 be a safe and prosperous year for anyone reading this.
i love how every video starts with "this is going to be a quick video"
it’s been a habit 🙇🏾😂
Tools are an investment, they make the job easier, and always use sharp blades, great videos keep them coming
thanks mate really appreciate the kind comment
Retired a year ago last January and have all this and a lot more just sitting in my garage and spare room doing nothing, 3 sliding chopsaws, 2 cordless and the big 305mm blade corded one, cordless reciprocating saw , always considered it a dismantling and wrecking tool but it has proved itself very useful in all circumstances, cordless biscuit jointer, cordless sealant gun, another tool i thought i would hardly use but proved to be great, cordless metal shears, brilliant for metal stud cutting, 2 cordless impact drivers , 4 cordless drills , 2 corded powerful routers , a must for kitchen fitting , the cordless is ok for hinges and rounding over, but for cutting 40mm thick worktops with a corner jig a corded is essential, all Good quality dewalt
I'm interested in taking some mate. Where you located
Should put it up for sale know a few people who would love some stuff as they are starting their carpentry journey
Please can I buy a few. I am 4 years experience joined
Please make sure you get decent security locks in the van. That's a lot of kit that you want to make sure no body else takes. Keep up the vids.
Quick video 40 minutes ha love it
its a habit at this point :D :D
I’m not trying to be condescending by any means here mate, but you’ve mounted your table saw wrong on your rolling stand…. It needs turned 90 degrees counter clockwise.
You’ll find it easier and safer as your adjusters and most importantly your emergency stop isn’t obstructed by the rubber feet.
The legs that stick out longer are supposed to face the direction you push your material through your saw too so as to give more support from tipping over.
As I say, not trolling you… I enjoy your videos as I’m a Dewalt loyal too and just recently found your videos. 👍🏻
Literally don’t know how I didn’t notice this , thankyou I appreciate your advice will get this adjusted right away
Team black and yellow 💛 💪
Nice set of tools! Definitely money making set there. Appreciate the content. New Subscriber here. I hope you and yours are doing well. 🙂✌️❤️
Thankyou mate really appreciate it more content coming soon
@@ttdowgcarpentry2390 I thinks it’s save to say u like dewalt haha
@@heroicflawzyt3610 what makes you think that 😂
@@stevendavanna I don’t I think it the hoodie
@@heroicflawzyt3610 I was only joking mate 🙃
Well I bought the older version of the festool cordless track saw. And im happy with it have 4 batteries and fast chargers so always charged within 40 minutes.
Love your videos
thanks mate really appreciate it
Love The channel guys keep up the good work
Thank you for this video im applying for a maintenance job and since I’m completely new to all this, this video was really helpful thank you again
No worries I'm glad it can help
So much for extraction of the dust. Need to get the festool one
Very true 😂😅
Great vid
thanks mate i appreciate your comment
nice! i have the same stuff but then from makita, saws are festool and tacker is paslode
Great tools.
Thankyou
Great tools I just start doing wood work myself love your videos
thanks mate i really appreciate it
Vid idea all you’re hand tools/belts and clothing for jobs
i will try get this sorted thankyou
@@ttdowgcarpentry2390 appreciate it
DeWalt loves you :)
they need to hurry up and sponsor me :D
Could just use 2 bench mates and a plunge saw with a fest tool guide for clean cuts used that alot on kitchens
nice bro I want to know more knowledge about high-power tools God bless
I have the exactly the same setup.
love it
Great video!
Thankyou mate
Next you should do a video with your tools without power!
That DeWalt hoodie, I need it
It's amazing
@@ttdowgcarpentry2390 where did you get it
@@ttdowgcarpentry2390 yeah where? I need one I'm my life
your table saw brackets are on the wrong way
Gunna buy the new festool table saw. But almost 3 thousand euros here.
😨😨😨😨😨 that’s an expensive tool
Yea was thinking of buying mafell it's like 4000 odd euros. But not cordless. Want it to be totally mobile since I'm starting to fit custom furniture and kitchens.
Day to day what would you use the table saw for? I want one but can’t justify the money!! Been a chippy 17 years and never had one!!
Tbh nope I would recommend this if you have a track saw you don’t need one , I’ve used it twice for joinery work building custom built wardrobes but track saw is just as good
Still heaps of dust comes out of the dropsaw even with the dust extraction
Out of curiosity as a "carpenter in training" myself, how much did this all cost in total? That's a lot of tools, and none of them are cheap! That's one thing that's intimidating me a bit is how much it's all going to cost me to get kitted up to go out and do this job 😂
It does hurt the wallet at first but over time once you acquire everything you need you'll soon make your money back and then some. Good luck with your career hope you have a prosperous one mate
As a 63 year old carpenter I would advise anyone to learn how to do thing's by hand first ,
whilst you still have all your fingers ,
POWER TOOLS HAVE NO MERCY !
Laser i own is also the pm 30mg from hilti. Full battery lasts about a week... 8 hours per day. Own alot of dewalt... but everything's not good. Owned the planer had a loose blade... they told me no problem everytime you use it... it bogged down.. useles
Interesting that the battery shows 18v in the UK but 20v here in the US. I guess the UK don't play with companies employing fake marketing tactics. In the US anything goes lol.
There's actually a DeWalt 18V battery system running concurrently in the US. Both the 18V and 20V max systems are garbage.
@@clearcut6818 18v dewalts in the US? Where? Must be the old dewalt stuff.
@@ezyfnef I bought one by mistake. Not old, product is new. Just different and incompatible.
In the uk we use 18v nominal voltage, where as the us uses the max voltage, it’s like 12v car batteries, they’re actually nearer 14
I’ve the same dust extraction and it’s useless for all that money!!!
I agree mine has been in storage for months now
Wait until it 40mm fly's back and smashes whatever is behind it
Agree, I cringed when he pushed the waste material through with the push stick and just left cut material against the blade and fence.
Quick 40 mins lol
Still not enough 😢
Yep 😭
Great vid.👍
Thankyou