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Hey, I am just here to see if I can do what DIY youtubers say is possible without the $50k tools at my disposal. So I wanted to show you all if its really as easy as it looks. Follow along and lets experience this train wreck together. linktr.ee/kisswoodworking
#harborfreight Icon golden #ratchet wrapped in Walnut.
Building a display case for my boss retirement gift. Thought a golden ratchet wrapped in Walnut and a splash of Rubio would do the trick.
#retirement #gift #diy #weekend #project #kiss #woodworking #walnut #gold #ratchet #garage #display #mirror #case #easy #woodwork #creative #icon
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Digital Angle Gauge
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Feather Board
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Wireless Remote for DC
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Walnut 3/4" x 6" x 36"
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Kreg Multi-Mark
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Setup Blocks
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Synco Lavalier Mic
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CenTec System Quick Connect DC Hose
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Engineer Square Machinist
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Acrylic Clear
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Acrylic Mirror
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#retirement #gift #diy #weekend #project #kiss #woodworking #walnut #gold #ratchet #garage #display #mirror #case #easy #woodwork #creative #icon
Music: Twinkle
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Digital Angle Gauge
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Feather Board
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Wireless Remote for DC
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Walnut 3/4" x 6" x 36"
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Kreg Multi-Mark
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Fast Cap Tape Measure
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Setup Blocks
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Synco Lavalier Mic
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CenTec System Quick Connect DC Hose
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Engineer Square Machinist
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Acrylic Clear
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Acrylic Mirror
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Rubio - Natural
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Sedy Band Clamp
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6 inch WEN Jointer- is it worth it?
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Found this gem at a pawnshop. Decided to show you why I think this is the best thing I've ever found in a pawnshop. #diy #woodworking #buy #garage #wood #shop #tools #pawnshop music Over_the_horizon *links generate revenue for this channel * WEN 6inch Jointer amzn.to/46UK88x ShopFox 1hp DC amzn.to/3Q9IWIq 4inch magnetic DC connections amzn.to/46XoX5N 4inch DC flex hose amzn.to/43LjKvn fine poin...
Throw back to how it all started. Picture frames fast and easy.
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We all have that one project that sucked us into this hobby. building picture frames is what it was for me. I think I found the best and fastest way to do it. #diy #woodworking #shop #garage #build #wood #easy #picture #frame #project #puzzle Music by: As You Were - Track Tribe *Affiliate links generate revenue for this channel * Centec System Quick Connect DC amzn.to/3mQadUm 4inch magnetic dus...
The challenges of Dust Collection and what I found that work's great.
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Connecting your dust collection to your tools can be the hardest part of this hobby. I wanted to show you my frustration and what I found to help me not go crazy. #diy #woodworking #garage #shop #dust #collection #vacuum #tools #hobby #wood #build #easy #project Music by: As You Were - Track Tribe *Affiliate links generate revenue for this channel * Cen tec System Quick Click DC hose with Attac...
Restoring a 60 year old dinner table. My brother in law father used to eat on.
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Restoring this 60 year old dinner table was a lot of work but very satisfying at the same time. Enjoy and let me know what you think. #diy #woodworking #garage #shop #bosch #table #build #wood #easy #project #old #work See more here👇 linktr.ee/kisswoodworking Music: As You Were-TrackTribe *Affiliate links generate revenue for this channel * Bosch Drill/Driver amzn.to/3zm5yMj Paint Scraper amzn....
5 reasons to buy the #dewalt DWS779 #mitersaw and a few reasons you shouldn't.
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5 reasons to buy the #dewalt DWS779 #mitersaw and a few reasons you shouldn't.
WEN TrackSaw Review. Or at least my 2 cents. I love it!
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WEN TrackSaw Review. Or at least my 2 cents. I love it!
How to build drawers. Built this bank of drawers just for my Track Saw.
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How to build drawers. Built this bank of drawers just for my Track Saw.
How to build storage and drawers the easy way. So easy you can do it too.
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How to build storage and drawers the easy way. So easy you can do it too.
nice video ty
Ty ty
Thanks god bless
Thank you too
I also saw that if you take a sheet of sandpaper and put duct tape on the back of it, then cut it into strips the sizes you need, the duct tape makes is so the sandpaper has extra strength but is at the same time very pliable…
That's a great idea. Ty for that
This is what I'm talking about! I searched Google for sanding table legs ideas and all I found were videos for expensive tools in professional workshops. My guy, love your MacGyver skills! This is how I like to do things. You're smart as hell. Thanks!
Haha sometimes you have to get creative
Careful using the CA glue....it's known to cause cancer in the state of.....Calif..... Use cyanoacrylate instead. Lol. Love the tip and the song!
Haha this made my day.
Why no. No it is not actually. LOL! But nice vid.
Hilarious! Bro, your sleep is gonna stink. LOL!
Tell me about it
Nice video
Thanks
A lot of pawn shop tools are from thefts and pawn shops ship items from one store to another if they suspect it is stolen, or call the police for items that are new and clearly stolen. I have never bought anything from a pawn shop that didn’t work, but there is usually some issue
Well it's mine now.
@@kisswoodworking3872 not arguing that just stating facts. I used to buy a lot of hand tools from pawn shops, and still hunt down old woodworking hand tools in pawn shops, second hand shops, and flea markets
Brilliant
Ty
Ty
Great info! Thanks for including explanations of features and functions the “pros” leave out.
You bet!
Have you tried cutting anything thicker than 1"? I've heard it won't cut thick materials square. Looks like a great AFFORDABLE tool! Thanks for the review!
3/4 has been the norm so far. So time will tell.
thank you so much this was very helpful
You're very welcome!
from one new youtube woodworker to another. great video. you have a new follower !
just bought this on amazon thanks for the review !
Thank you very much. Hope you like it as much as I do.
Thanks very helpful
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Thank you for doing this. You answered some of my question.
Glad I could help!
Great review. I am in the same place, just going into wood working more seriously but can't afford pro tools yet, and was on the fence about the Wen jointer.
Though I don't buy so much the high dollar tools. I seem to still spend a lot lol
WEN has a 110" Track as well at Home Depot for $67
At home depot!!! I'm going tomorrow ty for this.
Good video; the jointer should always be the 2nd, if not the 1st woodworking tool you buy, since you need it to make all pieces square and straight. Recommend you check each board for the most concave edge (use the fence) and joint that side first until straight and smooth. Then run the piece through your table saw to make the other edge exactly parallel, at the finished width you want, plus 1/32 inch or so. Then joint it at 1/32 depth to make it smooth as well. No matter how many passes you make, you'll never joint a convex edge to a straight line - it will keep coming out convex.
I will keep that on mind, ty
Good review ! Just got mine and checked the blade removal and mine works fine. Maybe try a longer wrench, guessing yours got torqued more
Thanks, will do!
You should have more views man, good job of explaining your issues, if there's an issue...
Thank you. I'm slowly learning this yt thing lol.
Not than I’m a professional of any kind, but I’ve been a woodworker / hobbyist for almost fifty years, and it always makes me cringe when I see someone using a jointer as a surface planer…especially with a push block. You’ll have more control, safety, and better results if you take the plunge and buy a decent entry level surface planer. Just sayin….
Ty
If what you wrote in the first part is true, then you know that even PROS often use a jointer to flatten one face (It's called "face jointing" even!), or at least a good portion of the face, in order to get that one square corner, right? So why are you acting like you know what you don't, and trying to correct someone that isn't in the wrong?
Firstly, this is just my opinion..as I said…I AM NOT A PROFESSIONAL! Did you ever wonder why they’re called jointers? They are for dressing the edges of boards so they can be joined to the edges of other boards. Certainly, you can use it to plane the face of a board…as long as it’s less than six inches wide. This is why most joiners have only six inch cutting heads. Just because you see someone doing something on television, doesn’t mean it’s the correct way of doing it. All I’m saying is that it’s safer to face plane a piece of stock by running it through an actual planer. And the definition of a “pro” is someone who gets paid for performing a certain task…even if they’re doing something dangerous…you know, like face planing a piece of wood on a jointer when it should be run through a planer.
@@Lespaul23 Kinda funny that I bought this model jointer BRAND NEW, and the MANUAL says to face joint, then edge joint. Yes, the manual calls it FACE jointing. Now, go do research before spouting your ignorance again.
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Did you test the squareness of the cut? Some people have mentioned that is struggling to keep it true/90 to the blade due to the fact that does not have riving knife. So was curious if you checked that. Thanks
You know I have not payed any attention to that. I have yet ran into a situation where I questioned the cut. But I do try and keep it snugged up against the track while I push it through the cut.
Great video Jon! I wanted to use this right away after buying it but I didn't know how it worked, now I do, thanks!
You're welcome. Thank you for watching.
If you get the blade off you can only use wen blades I bought a Diablo thinking it’d fit but the hole is too small. If you’re looking for an upgrade the 56 T one looks pretty good
I actually have not even tried to take it it after this video. But I'll look into that 52T ty
Awesome review!
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for sharing, you were sweating like a pig in there.
These texas summers are no joke. And I shut the fans off to help with audio. The things we do for Hollywood lol.
Nice video. Thanks for sharing it will help the woodwork hobbies
I hope so!
The track itself cost $100 in Canada. And this is a great tool for most of people who is fine with a corded solution.
I still have the corded version. But just like alot of tools with a cord. Sometimes it just gets in the way.
Very helpful, exactly what I needed!
Glad it helped!
thanks, I have had a couple of 6" jointers in the past. I have a WEN brad nailer and it works great, have a WEN biscuit jointer coming, and will probably add this jointer soon. I am well pleased with WEN. again, thanks for sharing.
I also have the tracksaw from them...watch the video 😀 but yes overall I'm really happy with this brand. Thanks for watching.
Very good thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Good review! My experience exactly. Thank you. One point, I still don't get why a "better" track would be..."better", as so many claim? Yes, I see the engineering advantage of the Bosch tracks, but they are sooo proprietary, so...never mind them. On the Wen tracks , other than the holding down/ might sleep up - which I fixed by sticking shelving self-stick liner on it - I don't get it. What am I missing?
I didn't think about the shelving liner..Great idea. Other than that my track isn't long enough to cut 8 ft without issues. Shortly after I posted the video they came out with a longer track. So I guess all my concerns have been addressed.
How did you choose to affix the shelf liner to the track bottom please?
Completely screwed up the ratio. Sry guys.
Sweet!
Thank you hopefully he likes it.
What is the longest workpiece you would recommend using with this jointer?
It's too hard to tell. Everyone has different comfort levels and it does get harder the longer the board.
Nice video. I just purchased a WEN bandsaw and am now looking at this jointer. Would it be better to always move the fence in for smaller boards? This would prevent that lip from happening. It would also expose less blade.
From my personal experience, yes. Moving the fence in reduces (IMO) a risk in the event your hand slips. Alot of people told me that lip happens because of lack of knowledge. And in fairness you don't need the fence to joint the face of the board. But being new to this tool it's a habit that comes from all our tools with a fence i.e. table saw. So I'd say use the fence to joint the face until you become familiar with it. Thanks for watching.
@@kisswoodworking3872 You can also use the fence (with thinner material and on edges) to use different parts of the blade(s), to spread out the wear on them.
Thanks for sharing your trial on the WEN Planer.
Thanks for watching
Great review. I am about to buy this Jointer and it was nice to see you work with it. This will also be my first jointer. I'm happy to see that it can just be stored on a shelf. I am also in a garage with limited space.
It's a battle for sure. But this Jointer really helps make it happen.
Very practical info, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you ..to my lil brother.. Gave this to me for Xmas. Means alot . NICE WORK
Happy you like it.
I noticed as you’re pushing the material through you’re reaching across the table, which makes it harder to apply equal even pressure. If you’re balanced properly you may have better luck in punishing the material evenly. This setup may not be your usual setup as you said the hose should be on the other side, and bringing the unit closer to you will give you more balance. Good explanation and thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the advice and thank you for watching.
Very nice video. You and I have very similar equipment. It was helpful to see how you set things up. I appreciate the walkthrough. Like you said, this is a device we don't use very often and it is easy to forget the particulars. I am doing my first project using actual nice hardwood and I am nervous about the mistake I am about to make. Wish me luck.
I'm working on my second walnut project. I use practice pieces before doing the walnut cuz I'm not rich lol.
Really nice. Great gift idea. Always wondered how the ball got in there. Now I know the secret. Thank you.
Shh keep it between you and me. Thanks for watching
Good advise on the pros and cons, honesty!
I appreciate that. Thanks for watching.
Good info
Thanks for watching
Cool project
Ty. First time ever using walnut. Super excited how it turned out.
Awesome!
Thanks!
NOV 2023: Great video. Were you finally able to get the blade off and changed?
Actually I never tried again. Once this blade is in need to be replaced I'll find away to get it off. Lol. It's not something I use often so it's going to be awhile.
I had a hard time replacing the blade too, ended up using my drill set to the hammer drill feature and right size hex and it worked very well.@@kisswoodworking3872
Just the idea of pinning the tracks for the saw on the up and over garage door was worth coming here! Thank You! Now I know where to put the 3M tracks Spirit levels etc. Genius!
Lol happy it gave you an idea. Just be mindful if it gets heavy, you might have to adjust your garage door travel.
Somehow this video appeared in my UA-cam suggestions. Good point about checking all the "settings" everytime. I think I would have just assumed everything was all set. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching.