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@@MarcusRefusiusnaw… just the stuff in the rain Forrest’s because other countries have no morals. American grown walnut, maple, cherry (and others) will be here forever because we regulate and everything is renewable.
I love harvey tools! They are really innovating on stuff no one else is bothering with. There is so much room for improvement on the tools we use every day that have changed very little in 50 years.
That Shaper tool system had a lot of thought, programming and development go into it. That is a dream tool that is way outside the box. It's CNG, Computer Numerically Guided. Taking the full-scale CNC apparatus out of the equation is brilliant. The tape system is a whole other level.
You know what i like it in you? Some skill what I personally don't have. When you ask someone to answer or show, you wait till person finish. It is so nice, and believe with all skills and experience you could present those machine better than them, with all respect for presenters, all of them pass information clear and smooth.
The common element I see is the ability to have electronics that aid repeatability and accuracy …to the negative comments yes they are pricey…years ago never thought could afford a commercial CNC, now I have a shopsabre…all depends on your goals and what type of “business you are trying to develop”. If just a hobbyist great, the contractor saw and hand held jig saw, cool; but try and enjoy the dream tools too. It takes innovation to grow efficiency and be repetitive on the detail work. I enjoy the hand and simple tool work too, but it is good to see what is the next level to go for. Wish had made it to the show…argh. Thank you for these videos!
It was very nice to meet you and your wife while at the show. We actually made it into this video for 13 seconds (20:23-20:36) hehe. Love all your videos, keep it up!
Did Harvey just smash apart the bandsaw industry? If all of that works, and if it isn't a nightmare of cost to repair, that could be a game changer that forces other companies to up their game. It may not be the 20in workhorse for industrial shops, but for the high end custom maker shop, that looks incredible.
The app for origin needs subscription, the shaper tape is overpriced and it doest hold long when it just stays. And some additional update options needs to be payed. Shaper needs some competitions
The features on the first two items are really impressive. If the in-shop reality lives up to the promise and as long as the prices aren't crazy, then these are important game-changers.
The Shaper Trace will be bought within a week or two. I was planning on bringing an xTool F1 to sales this holiday season to do some customization... but now I can make blank ornaments and have kids make their own designs for their parents and BAM! Love it! Only a hundrer bucks? It ought to pay for itself within a week!!!
@davidhogue100 Shaper Trace is an accessory you can use to create SVG files you can convert to vectors for your other CNC router or laser machines. The Shaper router itself... yeah - you're on the right number there.
I can’t believe what I just saw. That Harvey bandsaw is unbelievable! And that Shark CNC - Geez! Very cool gear, but I don’t do enough projects to warrant these Rolls Royce’s. Oh yeah and the dust collection system. Far cry from my Ridgid shop vac and 20 inch box fan. Very entertaining video. I guess maybe in the next life…😊
I would love to see you do a video of different types of top corded power tools tools for those of us who can't necessarily afford a bunch of cordless. There aren't a lot of people that I trust their opinion like I do yours when it comes to different tools and their quality.
I just bought a Harvey Ambassador Bandsaw less than a month ago. I'm still setting it up, and am waiting on my electrician to hook up a dedicated 230 line for it, so I can't even turn it on yet, but as soon as I saw that Big EYE fence, I instantly knew that I need one. Did they tell you when that fence will be available???
I wish they had put those guide bearings on the Harvey bandsaw I bought just 4 years ago. The upper ones aren’t too bad, but the lower ones are a pain to get to and have only 1 lock bolt for both bearings. Really fun trying to keep both in place when tightening the bolt. I don’t have the biggest hands and it’s still tight getting in there. And I need new bearings for the ones for the back of the blade. I can’t find anything on their website or anywhere else to order them. I like the saw, but I’m not in love with it.
I’m getting ready to start cabinets in my new garage, as soon as I recondition old table saw, and have a drawer question. Many TH-camrs use side mount and others use under mount drawer slides. Could you explain in a video when to use which and why.
Looking at that fancy Harvey, I remember the wisest words: “The more they overtake the plumbing, the easier it is to stop up the drain” - Captain Montgomery Scott
Big Whoop. I have a Craftsman Electronic Table Saw that I punch in elevation & angle & it moves itself to the position. It has digital readout. It is also 40 YEARS OLD !
It’s cool to see what’s out there even if Grizzly is all I can afford. I’ve had an Alpha HW110TC in my cart more times than I can count. One day I’ll pull the plug!
When you do you will be amazed. I have the 110S-36P and it is hands down the best saw I have ever used. I grew up woodworking and everything about that saw is well thought out and easy to use. I could not afford it when I bought it but luckily was able to break it up into 4 pmts. I think that is the only tool I have ever financed and cannot say enough good things about it. It is amazing when I have to re-make a part that I am able to get it to cut the exact dimensions without 15 minutes of trial and error sneaking up on it cuts. I do not work for Harvey and am just a hobbyist so no skin in the game for me but, I am really impressed with Harvey both before and after the sale. As a side note my wife was cleaning up my shop and accidentally cracked the plexiglass on the blade guard. I could not find the part on their site so had to call in to replace it. They not only shipped me the replacement part for free but paid the shipping as well. I was in shock as I figured it was going to cost about $70 to replace it and did not have to pay a dime. I had owned it for more than a year at that point and told them it was 100% my fault it was broke. Very impressed with the customer service team at Harvey.
Hi! I'm from Romania, 24 years old, and Iwant to start woodworking, build gazebos, pieces of furniture and different things here in my town. The sawdust startups can it be purchased by me in România? and, do you think it will help me in what I want to do? Sorry if I didn't post in the right place, I didn't know where else. A blessed day!
While that Shaper Origin is the cat's meow, all those touchscreens make me glad my shop is outfitted with 30-year-old tools. The touchscreen in my Audi is always hanging up, the one on my new HVAC system won't even read my finger (Zombie Finger is actually a thing) and how about tech support when some of these companies go under/get "private-equitied"?
14:33 to 14:53 was he talking during these times because there was a voice that sounded kinda creepy lol. It's during the tenen cut with the shaper. Just wondering, if so it didn't pick his voice up very well. Awesome tools though, it's gonna be a while before I can get anything like that but I definitely want them. Stay safe 💯😁
@@731Woodworks yeah I know you already have a CNC 👊🏻 I currently don't have the room for a CNC in my shop, so this makes it possible and have no plans to mass produce products.
Matt are you even a woodworker anymore? I see lots of product reviews and going to trade shows and selflessly promoting your Amazon links, your products and how to get rich but I haven't seen you make anything lately. So you aren't really a woodworker... You are a content creator. You could make a video saying horse crap is the best bonding agent for your wood project and Amazon would sell out of it faster than a Taylor Swift concert. I build out of necessity and to share with others. I have a friend who runs his own shop with several people working for him. He builds walnut cabinets and live edge tables. He is so busy doing estimates and building he doesn't have time for trade shows and making video reviews of tools. He makes his money building handcrafted beautiful fine wood products for people. He is a woodworker, a craftsman.
I think it only goes on the Big Eye fence that Harvey currently sales. They didn't disclose the price at the event but stated it would be out later this year.
@@731Woodworks sweet. Start saving my pennies now. I thought I saw a video where you said you ordered the big eye system and was planning to do a review. How’s that going?
What I'm seeing is a bunch of tools that take skill out of the equation and the average guy will never be able to afford. I'm sticking with my old Unisaw and ingenuity.
you know that buyers remorse feeling, well I just got it bc I bought the big eye 36" rails about 6 months ago and seeing the digital one, is a pretty tough pill to swallow. :( - Still cool though.
@@731Woodworks oh well that's good to hear. So it's not an automatic movement on the rails, it's just a read out after it's been calibrated? Did they mention a price point for the readout?
probably, we were at a massive woodworking show in Atlanta. There were hundreds of machines running and thousands of people in there. We tried to edit out the background as best as possible.
I said in the last video I was unsubscribing because I spend too much money after watching stuff like this. Well, here I am. I'm gonna get in trouble for buying too many tools again.😂
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5 incredible woodworking tools i can't afford ...
They are pricey!
Yeah, these are the least interesting videos you'll find on youtube. It's neat to see the flash, but to the average dude or dudette, meh.
@@1QKGLH these are good for commercial but to a ordinary woodworker it's like a dream ..
He didn’t say 5 incredible woodworking tools we can afford.
@@inspectorgadget6510 I was qouting myself not him
I can't wait for the Harvey bandsaw tech to trickle down the the affordable level. In 100 years the average woodworker will be able to afford it.
Sadly there will be no wood. The ol’Catch 22
Amazing how real woodworkers dont need any of this crap.
@@MarcusRefusius It seems like people are all flocking to plastic resin anyway.
@@MarcusRefusiusnaw… just the stuff in the rain Forrest’s because other countries have no morals. American grown walnut, maple, cherry (and others) will be here forever because we regulate and everything is renewable.
I love harvey tools! They are really innovating on stuff no one else is bothering with.
There is so much room for improvement on the tools we use every day that have changed very little in 50 years.
That Harvey band saw looks sweet!
That Shaper tool system had a lot of thought, programming and development go into it.
That is a dream tool that is way outside the box.
It's CNG, Computer Numerically Guided.
Taking the full-scale CNC apparatus out of the equation is brilliant.
The tape system is a whole other level.
You know what i like it in you? Some skill what I personally don't have. When you ask someone to answer or show, you wait till person finish. It is so nice, and believe with all skills and experience you could present those machine better than them, with all respect for presenters, all of them pass information clear and smooth.
The common element I see is the ability to have electronics that aid repeatability and accuracy …to the negative comments yes they are pricey…years ago never thought could afford a commercial CNC, now I have a shopsabre…all depends on your goals and what type of “business you are trying to develop”. If just a hobbyist great, the contractor saw and hand held jig saw, cool; but try and enjoy the dream tools too. It takes innovation to grow efficiency and be repetitive on the detail work. I enjoy the hand and simple tool work too, but it is good to see what is the next level to go for. Wish had made it to the show…argh. Thank you for these videos!
It was very nice to meet you and your wife while at the show. We actually made it into this video for 13 seconds (20:23-20:36) hehe. Love all your videos, keep it up!
Great to meet you as well.
Did Harvey just smash apart the bandsaw industry? If all of that works, and if it isn't a nightmare of cost to repair, that could be a game changer that forces other companies to up their game. It may not be the 20in workhorse for industrial shops, but for the high end custom maker shop, that looks incredible.
A woodworker with a hairbun?! < walks away...
The app for origin needs subscription, the shaper tape is overpriced and it doest hold long when it just stays. And some additional update options needs to be payed. Shaper needs some competitions
That router that corrects your screw ups is an amazing invention. Wow!
That Shaper Origin is ABSOLUTELY SICK! Unbelievable!!!!
The features on the first two items are really impressive. If the in-shop reality lives up to the promise and as long as the prices aren't crazy, then these are important game-changers.
That router man how cool
bigeye fence for the saw is really cool! Love that feature to figure out the offset for a miter.
The Shaper Trace will be bought within a week or two. I was planning on bringing an xTool F1 to sales this holiday season to do some customization... but now I can make blank ornaments and have kids make their own designs for their parents and BAM! Love it! Only a hundrer bucks? It ought to pay for itself within a week!!!
Where are you getting 100 bucks? The router only is like $3200
@davidhogue100 Shaper Trace is an accessory you can use to create SVG files you can convert to vectors for your other CNC router or laser machines. The Shaper router itself... yeah - you're on the right number there.
@@LYTOMIZE_Woodshop Ahh, I missed that part
The shaper trace has been a good addition to our shop. Also the shark 520 looks awesome.
I can’t believe what I just saw. That Harvey bandsaw is unbelievable! And that Shark CNC - Geez! Very cool gear, but I don’t do enough projects to warrant these Rolls Royce’s. Oh yeah and the dust collection system. Far cry from my Ridgid shop vac and 20 inch box fan.
Very entertaining video. I guess maybe in the next life…😊
Really happy about the Shark coming with a water cooled spindle.
I would love to see you do a video of different types of top corded power tools tools for those of us who can't necessarily afford a bunch of cordless. There aren't a lot of people that I trust their opinion like I do yours when it comes to different tools and their quality.
I’ve never seen the Harvey saws but the electronics are neat!
I just bought a Harvey Ambassador Bandsaw less than a month ago. I'm still setting it up, and am waiting on my electrician to hook up a dedicated 230 line for it, so I can't even turn it on yet, but as soon as I saw that Big EYE fence, I instantly knew that I need one. Did they tell you when that fence will be available???
No sir they didn’t say on the fence specifically. From what I gathered all of the new stuff will be out this year
I wish they had put those guide bearings on the Harvey bandsaw I bought just 4 years ago. The upper ones aren’t too bad, but the lower ones are a pain to get to and have only 1 lock bolt for both bearings. Really fun trying to keep both in place when tightening the bolt. I don’t have the biggest hands and it’s still tight getting in there. And I need new bearings for the ones for the back of the blade. I can’t find anything on their website or anywhere else to order them. I like the saw, but I’m not in love with it.
Wow. This is amazing. Thank you 731 woodworks!
that shaper looks pretty cool!!
Tamar at 3x3 Custom has the Shaper Origin, but this video is hands down the best overview I’ve seen for it. 🎉
Alright Hervey Colin Farrell has me sold on that bandsaw.
I’m getting ready to start cabinets in my new garage, as soon as I recondition old table saw, and have a drawer question. Many TH-camrs use side mount and others use under mount drawer slides. Could you explain in a video when to use which and why.
I've been in the cabinet business for 30 years, the undermount are high-end and usually soft close, very nice feature to look into
Nice tools but 7 minutes in and I haven't seen 1 tool where I could justify the cost.
Looking at that fancy Harvey, I remember the wisest words: “The more they overtake the plumbing, the easier it is to stop up the drain” - Captain Montgomery Scott
that shaper looks good & great explanation 😊
Wow Harvey tools. 👍🏼
Harvey saws WOW
Big Whoop. I have a Craftsman Electronic Table Saw that I punch in elevation & angle & it moves itself to the position. It has digital readout. It is also 40 YEARS OLD !
Wow!!! Crazy technology!!!
HOW???? How do you adjust the Big Eye for blade drift on the band saw? I think in this case over built if it has no easy drift adjustment capability.
you could technically replace the domino with the shaper which is cool because the domino is a single function tool
Except it costs nearly 3times of domino ;)))
I have a Harvey T-40 lathe and it’s a great tool
It’s cool to see what’s out there even if Grizzly is all I can afford. I’ve had an Alpha HW110TC in my cart more times than I can count. One day I’ll pull the plug!
When you do you will be amazed. I have the 110S-36P and it is hands down the best saw I have ever used. I grew up woodworking and everything about that saw is well thought out and easy to use. I could not afford it when I bought it but luckily was able to break it up into 4 pmts. I think that is the only tool I have ever financed and cannot say enough good things about it. It is amazing when I have to re-make a part that I am able to get it to cut the exact dimensions without 15 minutes of trial and error sneaking up on it cuts. I do not work for Harvey and am just a hobbyist so no skin in the game for me but, I am really impressed with Harvey both before and after the sale. As a side note my wife was cleaning up my shop and accidentally cracked the plexiglass on the blade guard. I could not find the part on their site so had to call in to replace it. They not only shipped me the replacement part for free but paid the shipping as well. I was in shock as I figured it was going to cost about $70 to replace it and did not have to pay a dime. I had owned it for more than a year at that point and told them it was 100% my fault it was broke. Very impressed with the customer service team at Harvey.
Can it still cut my thumb off?
Yes, and much more precisely than other saws.
Very nice toys, sorry tools.
The Shark dude was funny in saying we use to sell half backed junk but now it’s the real thing 🤣
Man!!!! I'm just trying to get my table saw flat. Lol. Wish i was rich.
I need to win a big lotto! 😆
Hi!
I'm from Romania, 24 years old, and Iwant to start woodworking, build gazebos, pieces of furniture and different things here in my town.
The sawdust startups can it be purchased by me in România? and, do you think it will help me in what I want to do?
Sorry if I didn't post in the right place, I didn't know where else.
A blessed day!
I think it can help you. We teach business building principles that can be applied to a variety of woodworking businesses.
I see a lot of expenses going into it to keep it going. Simple is better.
the Shaper trace thing is more interesting than the Shaper tool itself
i thought so too lol but I also have a CNC. I can see a use for the Shaper for some shops and set ups, but man that Trace is cool!
While that Shaper Origin is the cat's meow, all those touchscreens make me glad my shop is outfitted with 30-year-old tools. The touchscreen in my Audi is always hanging up, the one on my new HVAC system won't even read my finger (Zombie Finger is actually a thing) and how about tech support when some of these companies go under/get "private-equitied"?
I will say that my Shaper rarely if ever has a problem.
All of these ⁷
Do i need all this tech in my tools. No
Do i want all this tech in my tools. Yes
Will i end up in divorce. Probably 😂
is the shaper origin new? I've seen youtubers using it for a long time!
Its been around for years
3 hp for that bandsaw? What are you going to kut with that, armored tanks in half?
14:33 to 14:53 was he talking during these times because there was a voice that sounded kinda creepy lol. It's during the tenen cut with the shaper. Just wondering, if so it didn't pick his voice up very well. Awesome tools though, it's gonna be a while before I can get anything like that but I definitely want them. Stay safe 💯😁
lol yeah, it was weird. Some type of audio glitch from processing out the background noise in post production.
How do I contact you-Matt, directly?
Ive the shaper trace and it is ok for $100. It works, but you HAVE to draw it out first. Ive used it a half dozen times. It aint great, just ok.
Screens everywhere.
Going to get a Origin now Matt? You can buy a Gen1 Origin refurbished from Shaper. About $1,000 less than the Gen 2
I don't have any plans to get one in the near future. I think they are amazing machines but I already have a CNC machine.
@@731Woodworks yeah I know you already have a CNC 👊🏻 I currently don't have the room for a CNC in my shop, so this makes it possible and have no plans to mass produce products.
Matt are you even a woodworker anymore? I see lots of product reviews and going to trade shows and selflessly promoting your Amazon links, your products and how to get rich but I haven't seen you make anything lately. So you aren't really a woodworker... You are a content creator. You could make a video saying horse crap is the best bonding agent for your wood project and Amazon would sell out of it faster than a Taylor Swift concert.
I build out of necessity and to share with others. I have a friend who runs his own shop with several people working for him. He builds walnut cabinets and live edge tables. He is so busy doing estimates and building he doesn't have time for trade shows and making video reviews of tools. He makes his money building handcrafted beautiful fine wood products for people. He is a woodworker, a craftsman.
The dust collector CLEARLY reads INDUSTRIAL on the side, yet he says it isn't???
Would love to know about the big eye intelligent precision system. How much, availability, can it be added to other saws?
I think it only goes on the Big Eye fence that Harvey currently sales. They didn't disclose the price at the event but stated it would be out later this year.
@@731Woodworks I have a big eye fence on my sawstop. Did they say if it could be added to different brands of saws?
There are plenty of measure system you can DIY...
But that one look nice ❤
@@codarussell7925 Yep! It’s a bolt on to the Big Eye, so as long as you have that you’re good!
@@731Woodworks sweet. Start saving my pennies now. I thought I saw a video where you said you ordered the big eye system and was planning to do a review. How’s that going?
What I'm seeing is a bunch of tools that take skill out of the equation and the average guy will never be able to afford.
I'm sticking with my old Unisaw and ingenuity.
you know that buyers remorse feeling, well I just got it bc I bought the big eye 36" rails about 6 months ago and seeing the digital one, is a pretty tough pill to swallow. :( - Still cool though.
Digital add will be available for purchase seperately to add to your Big Eye fence.
@@731Woodworks oh well that's good to hear. So it's not an automatic movement on the rails, it's just a read out after it's been calibrated? Did they mention a price point for the readout?
@@keithf5236 correct, it's just a digital display. No mention of price on that one.
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does anybody else hear a background noise like a person on the phone or something at 14:36 in the video?
probably, we were at a massive woodworking show in Atlanta. There were hundreds of machines running and thousands of people in there. We tried to edit out the background as best as possible.
lol. Yatch builder tools
the shaper origin I would never buy. Unless I was a commercial shop. Takes creativity out of everything, in my opinion.
Well, I feel the opposite... Creativity is usually limited by my practical skills.
Doing something with precision can be very challenging.
I said in the last video I was unsubscribing because I spend too much money after watching stuff like this. Well, here I am. I'm gonna get in trouble for buying too many tools again.😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😅
john16:24
Ezekiel 23:20
Harvey is the stuff of dreams