5 COOL TOOLS You Need Now!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2020
- These 5 tools for your shop will change your life and save you tons of time! You'll wonder how you lived without them. From bits to blades and in between. Tight budget to no budget. I'll never be without these essential cool tools in my shop again. What tools do you recommend? Let me know.
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Kreg K4 Pocket HoleJig System
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DEWALT Single Edge Pull Saw
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Bosch Clic-Change 3-Piece Self-Centering Drill Bit Assortment
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FastCap PLIERS-FLUSH CUT Flush Cut Trimmers
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Festool TS 55 REQ-F Plus FS w/55" Rail
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And one more thing, agree with the choice of Ruger!!😁👍
Great info 👍🏻
If you don’t want to go to the expense of a track saw there is a simple solution.
Use a straight piece of baton or a length of box tube steel as a guide rail by clamping it flat onto the sheet you want to cut.
The trick is to place your circular saw blade to the pencilled cutting line on one side,
Now clamp your guide baton tight o the saws edge,
next move to the other side of the sheet and do the same.
You now have the guide rail in place.
I Next push the circular saw tight to the rail and begin cutting.
You can use the same trick with a jigsaw.
So this is what Russell Crowe is up to between films.
I thought it was the Dude from 300 ! LOL!
I would add a #6 tool. A oscillating tool. It was the one tool I didn’t know I needed until I bought it.
That festool track saw looks so sweet.
Your comedic timing keeps me very entertained while learning something new. I especially like the extra couple of seconds of commitment before cutting to the next shot.
Old time electrician....your flush cutters...we called them "dikes", short for diagonal cutters. Agree with your choices!! And please, never EVER practice before filming!! Just wouldn't be the same!!👍👍
Taught me on this one , thanks.
The pull saw is awesome.
I got a Japanese saw recently. Love it. I still don't know what I'm doing but it is more comfortable when I'm probably cutting before measuring.
Seeing your Japanese saw reminds me of the machete my grandma bought my hubby on a mission trip to Honduras that they use to clear jungle and whatever. I guess she thought it was cool and he did too but it’s sat in our shop for 25 years. 🤣🤣🤣
Watching your videos is a joy, you're a cool, smart funny, and educating person, couldn't resist tapping that subscribe button... Greetings from Lebanon :)
Thank you!
Very informative !!! Thanks for posting
Baltic birch plywood comes in 5'x5' sheets so a 75" track is perfect for a 60" sheet good.
Tnks Buddy! I love your videos !
OK, you got me dueling with track saw
Side cutters !
Yep!
The Festool HKC55 with a FSK is also a great tool!
Ok. Guess I'll look that up.
Great video! Off topic question though, what tshirt is that you're sporting? The shark is very cool!
The festtool saw
It's tool expensive
I find myself saying "Amazing" like Robin Leach because of your videos. I also laugh out loud (LOL i think the kids are saying...) with every one.
Dont cut brads . . . wiggle them till they break cuz they're brittle (just leaned that myself)
Liked and subscribed
The sound he makes when he messes up lmao. Reminds me of Jim Carrey 😂😂😂😂
I laughed much more than I’m willing to admit on this one lol 😂
Laughed out loud - just like every other video you do ! Keep 'em coming !
Same !!!
Great video!! Mainly commenting to help with the TH-cam algorithm
Thanks!
You didn't mention how the Kreg jig wracks the piece if you aren't careful and, in fact, causes more work.
Very interesting....beautifully filmed and presented 😊👏
No doubt, your daughter fully appreciates how funny you are?!?
I suspect the pull 'blade with many teeth' has more 🦷🦷 than me 😳
Thank you very much! 😂
Lol, tools. Excellent!
I need that hat!
I needed to floor some of an attic with 12 and 25 mm ply. I needed a track saw / circular saw but didn't get one because I want a Mafell and cannot afford one (check them out if you're not aware - supposedly better than Festool - you can get them in the states from timberwolftools). Then I remembered I had a Silky Fox Takeru-Boy folding hand saw (double sided). Turned out I didn't need the circular saw as much as I though. If you cut as close to parallel with the cross cut blade (rather than the more ambitious rip) it cuts very well and very fast. The saw, despite being quite large (270mm on the blade alone) is almost surgical if you know what you are doing allowing cuts of 1mm thick. The finish is also better than Western saws and it's bendiness is a bonus for flush cuts. I must saw that Japanese pull saws are a revelation. Cutting on the push stroke just doesn't feel right after them. I'm not sure what benefits Western saws have that negate them. The advantage of the Takeru-Boy saw is that it's double sided with cross and rip as opposed to many which are one or the other and it folds which is super handy given how feckin' sharp they are! Apologies for the millimetre measurements - I'm European and as such only use inches for approximations. As a bonus, look up the Japanese brand "Engineer". They have a pliers specifically designed for removing screws which needs surprisingly little purchase on the screw head. I bought them on a whim and during house renovations, found them exceeding handy for removing old brass flat head screws which are extremely susceptible to stripping during removal. Thanks for the video. Hail to the king baby!
I haven't used a push saw in 10 years. I agree. The Japanese style saws are far more intuitive to use, faster, and more accurate. Although, you've been using much nicer saws than me. I'll look into those pliers. Thanks for the info!
One of those metal squaring things are super handy too and a level.
Side cutters?
You and Bourbon Moth Woodworking she do a video together - you guy are both kind of goofy in your videos! 😁
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And now I know!😂
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Did you mention that these days, that a Ruger tool might be a good thing, too?
indeed
Couldn't you get a centerfold chick with that table saw substitute on a table top of course.
Counter bore not counter sink
I really like and appreciate your information. It’s good information. I would like less goofiness to make it more interesting to watch. Thank you for your hard work
Diagonals.
But its so expensive.
Slightly licking makes for a very strong joint 😶🌫️
I don't need that tool that's ridiculous that thing's so expensive. (see what I did there?)
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The knowing needle formerly cause because denim mathematically use astride a cut slice. crowded, puzzled picture
Imagine taking advice from a dude who failed in life and ran the family business to the ground and now works out of his in-laws garage.
I retired at 39. Bought a house and added 1000 square feet for my parents to enjoy their retirement. Enjoy your mom’s basement. 😂