as a BRAND new woodworker (havent even made anything of note yet, just gathering tools and wood) i really appreciate this kind of stuff. it makes me feel more prepared
I built some beautiful cedar coffee tables before the wood was acclimated. They lasted about a year before they cracked, and I had to redo them. This is a much bigger deal than people realize, especially with hardwood
If you buy a dehumidifier,I suggest you buy an extension on the warranty . Mine runs 24x7 . They last about 25-27 months before I am hauling it back to the big box store . They have always been great about replacing it . Your looking at 300-400 so 50 for doubling the warranty has been well worth it . Cheers
I was taught as a kid, erm, over 50 years ago that when ripping a board on a table saw always have the smaller part as an off-cut with the larger piece against the fence. NEVER cut off a strip against the fence. Pretty much common sense IMHO. You can't control a small strip very well (grrripper not withstanding and I love mine) against the fence with the lever of the large piece outboard. I shudder when I see YT videos of peeps cutting strips against the fence for repeated cuts. *sigh* use a stop block on the other side outside the blade as a reference before the blade. Much safer and arguably more accurate. Best table saw safety tip I've ever been given: PAUSE before you cut and THINK TWICE about what's going on and what might happen WITH EVERY cut. Accidents happen mostly when you think "it's just one quick cut...".
Matt!! In your video you spoke about table saw safety. On here (approximately 25:30) you did exactly what you’re telling everyone not to do by reaching to grab a thin tip off cut. Easy to do as we don’t even realize we are doing it. I didn’t think anything about it until I thought later and backed it up to see. I totally understand your message as I’ve seen many severe accidents like this over my past career. We all become complacent over time. I think the SAWSTOP is excellent example of a safety equipment. However that technology tends to make us let our guard down when operating on other equipment. I enjoy your videos and watch them as they do provide me with a situation awareness or retrain the mind to correct myself. Hope you don’t take me wrong by telling you this..
For those of us with sub level basements….. especially us with some exposed dirt and major humidity issues, they do make dehumidifiers with a pump! My basement is below my houses sewer line. I have the same dehumidifier as shown and I have to try and remember to empty it several times a day. Which often does not happen. So I’ll be getting a new one with the pump so I can feed it out the window and into the back area or if I can tap into a drain higher up in my house.
I have small hands, and I like the Dewalt cordless router. I think it just comes down to individual preference. Go asked and try to hold one in the store like you would use it.
I just ordered my first table saw and this is the single best video I have seen on tips and safety. And I've watched a LOT of videos! Thank you for this!!
This is a needed very sound video that all can benifit from, Thanks for taking the time to compose and shoot this video. Ray Stormont, PS One suggestion for most shops that I employ is to use over stock on sale mix and not matched (CHEAP) 9" vinyl tiles using epoxy adhesive to cover floors and create a tough water/vapor barrier that easy to clean (sweep) for my floors, Cutback for adhesive will be disolved if certain solvents and petro chemicles are spilled, any damaged spots are easy to remove and replace giving me a dry stable work space that I can place my projects directly on w/o worry even makes scratches a thing of the past.
While they have different spellings, acclimate, acclimatise, and acclimatize mean the same thing. These three words are most commonly used as a verb meaning “to become accustomed to a new climate or to new conditions.” The main difference between these three words is their origin and country of usage.
What a fun surprise! I know that Colleyville, TX Woodcraft location very well. I’ve also taken classes with Steve Julian. I meet you at VidSummit in 2023. Took me three days to get through this video, but I’m glad I did.
I know two people who used brad nailers to attach their fingers to the trim they were nailing. One of them penetrated the bone and he had to take his (small) piece of trim to the emergency center to have it surgically removed.
Man you have just about covered it all... except your watch. What is it? Also, what video editing software do you use? Great idea putting all of this together in one video. Thanks for the contents list.
So I may have purchased my first Woodpeckers today. Bought some clamps as well, all in all spent a little over $200 today, but I got in on some sales this time around. Thank you Matt for the text!
You mentioned that you would include a link in the description for building your jointing jig. I can’t find it. Did I miss it? Lack of a jointer hampers my woodworking but it’s too large a piece of equipment to fit in my garage shop.
I never figured out why everyone seems to urge people to spend so much time and effort to create hardwood slides when you can get perfectly fitting aluminum bars for a few bucks apiece. Also, with a little work, you can tap in some threads and countersink on the side of aluminum bars for nylon screws that you can adjust to remove slop (which you probably won't need anyway). Also also, aluminum bars don't wear down or warp.
I have two, the CT36 and CT48. Love them. I think the CT36 is the better value for the price. Nice size capacity and still just as powerful as the CT48 without the extra bulk.
@@731Woodworks excellent, the CT36 is down to $788 on their reconditioned site right now. Do you think that it would work well with a Dewalt 735 w/Shelix or does that really need a larger diameter hose to handle all the chips and such?
I lost count of how many things you were selling. your posts are like a very long infomercial with a little woodworking advice but alway advice pushing your swag. Kudos to you for figuring out how to seem like your giving g helpful advice only but its all actually part of your unique sales pitch. I love your story man, rags to riches I just you were a little more genuine
I’m not sure that dehumidifier would help in my garage shop. It’s regularly over 100 degrees here in summer and well over 60% humidity. 100% is not unusual. Our garage door is not insulated. We can’t build basements here. The water table is 6” down. But absolutely NOT storing lumber on the floor. Our garage floor regularly gets soaked in high humidity. A climate-controlled shed is in my dreams. And I ALWAYS acclimate my lumber before use, sometimes inside my house if I’m making indoor furniture. In that case, I do a lot of work in my kitchen which has tile. Easy to clean.
I’m not sure that dehumidifier would help in my garage shop. It’s regularly over 100 degrees here in summer and well over 60% humidity. 100% is not unusual. Our garage door is not insulated. We can’t build basements here. The water table is 6” down. But absolutely NOT storing lumber on the floor. Our garage floor regularly gets soaked in high humidity. A climate-controlled shed is in my dreams.
99% of woodworking UA-cam videos are people who think because they know how to do something, that everyone does, so they move way too fast and skip alot of things or they're just showing off their festools, table saws and dunking on beginners.
How can you in good conscience keep titling videos as: 99% of woodworkers don’t know… Are you polling all woodworkers on that subject; I think not. Please stop making claims that are just hyperbole just to get clicks.
I’ve got a couple of those wall racks they’re fantastic. Hi Matt can I ask something when cutting on table saw you feed the wood in from the left to the fence and the bit of wood on the right side the blade and fence is the bit you want. Can you cut the wood if it comes in from the left. So everything is the mirror image if you understand what I mean. My son is left handed and I’m right. Cheers Steve 👨🏼🦽👨🏼🦽🇬🇧
Weird I thought I was looking at Woodworking contents, not to religious content. Where can I get content on wood without religious or political message ?
Who needs all their fingers? I just. Sure those push sticks are great but we all aren't going to buy them. Just don't put it in your table saw. And don't saw and drink
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thanks for sharing
as a BRAND new woodworker (havent even made anything of note yet, just gathering tools and wood) i really appreciate this kind of stuff. it makes me feel more prepared
Glad it helps! Thank you!
I built some beautiful cedar coffee tables before the wood was acclimated. They lasted about a year before they cracked, and I had to redo them. This is a much bigger deal than people realize, especially with hardwood
My experience with cedar is that it is a very soft wood. What did you do to protect it?
Aww man, that stinks. Sorry.
Thanks for this tipo Man!
I let this video run while I was working today, I may hear Mat's voice in my sleep tonight.
If you live in the southeast you'll probably never see humidity lower than 50%. It's nice to try though. 😂
If you buy a dehumidifier,I suggest you buy an extension on the warranty . Mine runs 24x7 . They last about 25-27 months before I am hauling it back to the big box store . They have always been great about replacing it . Your looking at 300-400 so 50 for doubling the warranty has been well worth it . Cheers
I am going have to watch this again for all ofvthe cool advice. It reminds of Norm
Thank you for the great tips, Matt. 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
You're so welcome!
I was taught as a kid, erm, over 50 years ago that when ripping a board on a table saw always have the smaller part as an off-cut with the larger piece against the fence. NEVER cut off a strip against the fence. Pretty much common sense IMHO. You can't control a small strip very well (grrripper not withstanding and I love mine) against the fence with the lever of the large piece outboard. I shudder when I see YT videos of peeps cutting strips against the fence for repeated cuts. *sigh* use a stop block on the other side outside the blade as a reference before the blade. Much safer and arguably more accurate. Best table saw safety tip I've ever been given: PAUSE before you cut and THINK TWICE about what's going on and what might happen WITH EVERY cut. Accidents happen mostly when you think "it's just one quick cut...".
Matt!! In your video you spoke about table saw safety. On here (approximately 25:30) you did exactly what you’re telling everyone not to do by reaching to grab a thin tip off cut. Easy to do as we don’t even realize we are doing it. I didn’t think anything about it until I thought later and backed it up to see. I totally understand your message as I’ve seen many severe accidents like this over my past career. We all become complacent over time. I think the SAWSTOP is excellent example of a safety equipment. However that technology tends to make us let our guard down when operating on other equipment. I enjoy your videos and watch them as they do provide me with a situation awareness or retrain the mind to correct myself.
Hope you don’t take me wrong by telling you this..
Did you mean on the off-cut side?
How is the wood binding if that is the case?
A thin-rip jig is being used
@@agimasoschandir reached close to blade to get cut off.
Pretty amusing. A LOT of these tools are kind of new for me. I have older versions. This is a great compilation.
Very very useful even for an experienced woodworker.
Thanks 👍🙏🏻
For those of us with sub level basements….. especially us with some exposed dirt and major humidity issues, they do make dehumidifiers with a pump! My basement is below my houses sewer line. I have the same dehumidifier as shown and I have to try and remember to empty it several times a day. Which often does not happen. So I’ll be getting a new one with the pump so I can feed it out the window and into the back area or if I can tap into a drain higher up in my house.
I have small hands, and I like the Dewalt cordless router. I think it just comes down to individual preference. Go asked and try to hold one in the store like you would use it.
I just ordered my first table saw and this is the single best video I have seen on tips and safety. And I've watched a LOT of videos! Thank you for this!!
Glad it was helpful!
This is a needed very sound video that all can benifit from, Thanks for taking the time to compose and shoot this video. Ray Stormont, PS One suggestion for most shops that I employ is to use over stock on sale mix and not matched (CHEAP) 9" vinyl tiles using epoxy adhesive to cover floors and create a tough water/vapor barrier that easy to clean (sweep) for my floors, Cutback for adhesive will be disolved if certain solvents and petro chemicles are spilled, any damaged spots are easy to remove and replace giving me a dry stable work space that I can place my projects directly on w/o worry even makes scratches a thing of the past.
The word is acclimatise, but you are catching up. Best wishes from England.
Agreed! It was annoying me too!
While they have different spellings, acclimate, acclimatise, and acclimatize mean the same thing. These three words are most commonly used as a verb meaning “to become accustomed to a new climate or to new conditions.” The main difference between these three words is their origin and country of usage.
Thank you for such a great compilation of fantastic content, truly appreciated!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your videos are the best ! I've learned a lot from watching your videos, clear and to the point. Safety 1st ! Thank you !
I appreciate that!
God Bless! 🙏
Any recommendations on a kind of wood to use? I use maple right now.
Tourniquet is the best advice! CAT is the only brand. Coming from an old paramedic
Hey Matt, thanks for your hard work and dedication.
You might also check your mini split system for a dehydrator
Thanks, will do!
if you have a 3D printer you can print drawer organizers too!
4 hours!
Sorry boss I'm sick can't make it into work today
🤣
What a fun surprise! I know that Colleyville, TX Woodcraft location very well. I’ve also taken classes with Steve Julian.
I meet you at VidSummit in 2023. Took me three days to get through this video, but I’m glad I did.
I know two people who used brad nailers to attach their fingers to the trim they were nailing. One of them penetrated the bone and he had to take his (small) piece of trim to the emergency center to have it surgically removed.
What's the fence for if it's not a good idea to use it?
Over here in Australia the Dewalt batteries are all sold as 18v rather than the 20v in the USA
Man you have just about covered it all... except your watch. What is it? Also, what video editing software do you use? Great idea putting all of this together in one video. Thanks for the contents list.
whare is your blade guard that came with the saw?
So I may have purchased my first Woodpeckers today. Bought some clamps as well, all in all spent a little over $200 today, but I got in on some sales this time around. Thank you Matt for the text!
You mentioned that you would include a link in the description for building your jointing jig. I can’t find it. Did I miss it? Lack of a jointer hampers my woodworking but it’s too large a piece of equipment to fit in my garage shop.
here you go ua-cam.com/video/1nYDBL7Xv1o/v-deo.htmlsi=HcBMAvDfdZmLGEEo
@@731Woodworks Thank you! Excellent video!
I never figured out why everyone seems to urge people to spend so much time and effort to create hardwood slides when you can get perfectly fitting aluminum bars for a few bucks apiece. Also, with a little work, you can tap in some threads and countersink on the side of aluminum bars for nylon screws that you can adjust to remove slop (which you probably won't need anyway). Also also, aluminum bars don't wear down or warp.
4.5 hours?!?!! I don’t think so!
you dont have to watch all of it
Hey any thoughts on Festool dust collectors?
I have two, the CT36 and CT48. Love them. I think the CT36 is the better value for the price. Nice size capacity and still just as powerful as the CT48 without the extra bulk.
@@731Woodworks excellent, the CT36 is down to $788 on their reconditioned site right now. Do you think that it would work well with a Dewalt 735 w/Shelix or does that really need a larger diameter hose to handle all the chips and such?
This is like a beginner woodworking course on Udemy but better, and cheaper!
Wow, thanks!
Keep a pen with that tourniquet so you can write down the time , on the tourniquet, you put it on. There are time factors for the doctor.
I lost count of how many things you were selling. your posts are like a very long infomercial with a little woodworking advice but alway advice pushing your swag. Kudos to you for figuring out how to seem like your giving g helpful advice only but its all actually part of your unique sales pitch. I love your story man, rags to riches I just you were a little more genuine
I’m not sure that dehumidifier would help in my garage shop. It’s regularly over 100 degrees here in summer and well over 60% humidity. 100% is not unusual. Our garage door is not insulated. We can’t build basements here. The water table is 6” down. But absolutely NOT storing lumber on the floor. Our garage floor regularly gets soaked in high humidity. A climate-controlled shed is in my dreams. And I ALWAYS acclimate my lumber before use, sometimes inside my house if I’m making indoor furniture. In that case, I do a lot of work in my kitchen which has tile. Easy to clean.
😅😅😅als erstes kauft euch mal einen 2m Zollstock in cm und ein metrisches Maßband. Dann wird das Leben schon einfacher!!👍👍🇩🇪
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All he did was make a block of wood, but oh man is it beautiful.
I’m not sure that dehumidifier would help in my garage shop. It’s regularly over 100 degrees here in summer and well over 60% humidity. 100% is not unusual. Our garage door is not insulated. We can’t build basements here. The water table is 6” down. But absolutely NOT storing lumber on the floor. Our garage floor regularly gets soaked in high humidity. A climate-controlled shed is in my dreams.
99% of woodworking UA-cam videos are people who think because they know how to do something, that everyone does, so they move way too fast and skip alot of things or they're just showing off their festools, table saws and dunking on beginners.
Vinyl siding inside your garage? 😂
More than likely because of expansion off of the house for shop space.
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How can you in good conscience keep titling videos as: 99% of woodworkers don’t know… Are you polling all woodworkers on that subject; I think not. Please stop making claims that are just hyperbole just to get clicks.
Man shutup
Yadadada hyperbole I’m smart 🤓 👆
I’ve got a couple of those wall racks they’re fantastic.
Hi Matt can I ask something when cutting on table saw you feed the wood in from the left to the fence and the bit of wood on the right side the blade and fence is the bit you want. Can you cut the wood if it comes in from the left. So everything is the mirror image if you understand what I mean. My son is left handed and I’m right.
Cheers Steve 👨🏼🦽👨🏼🦽🇬🇧
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Damn you talk to damn much sir !!!
Weird I thought I was looking at Woodworking contents, not to religious content. Where can I get content on wood without religious or political message ?
Jesus loves you
Are you referring to his shirts?
Jesus was a maker.
God is good all the time
So giant corporations can make political and values-based statements in their stores and an individual UA-camr can’t wear a t-shirt?
731 Woodworks, You're amazing! Let's be friends and hang out!
Who needs all their fingers? I just. Sure those push sticks are great but we all aren't going to buy them. Just don't put it in your table saw. And don't saw and drink
If you have a work bench with a table behind the table saw and of you can find a old treadmill use it for a outfeed table
I like the idea of the miter saw sled. Sure would be nice & an asset to the shop.
I just need a tape that has marks every 6" - I can figure out the rest by eye. ;)