5 EXPENSIVE Woodworking Tools Beginners DON’T NEED!

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  • Опубліковано 31 жов 2024

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  • @731Woodworks
    @731Woodworks  День тому +2

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  • @mfrederickson1
    @mfrederickson1 Годину тому

    I love your tool review videos, but these are better (for me anyway). As a beginner and hobbyist, these little tricks are very handy (for when I don't feel like breaking out he jointer, but already have the table saw out). So thanks.

  • @mattday870
    @mattday870 23 години тому +2

    The dovetail jig I found on your site, and use it all the time now... thank you !

  • @mcmathwoodworks
    @mcmathwoodworks 5 годин тому

    I agree, great points Matt!
    I found the Kreg AccuCut has too much wiggle for me. If I get another circular saw rip jig, it might be the Milescraft. Otherwise I’ll just save up for a track saw ;)

  • @BroRiv
    @BroRiv День тому +7

    Buy the best, safest product you can afford, especially the ones that can remove your digits...I love ALL of mine.

  • @MrOmelianchuk
    @MrOmelianchuk 7 годин тому

    Super helpful! I got to get a carpenter square and edge guide. That will fit my needs perfectly. Thanks for all the tips!

  • @dustmaker1000
    @dustmaker1000 6 годин тому

    Excellent tip in using a level against the fence

  • @vuxentillbarn2255
    @vuxentillbarn2255 5 годин тому

    Nice Tudor!

  • @mmerc9838
    @mmerc9838 8 годин тому

    Just signed up for your free group yesteday, considering the paid one. I could really use some customers!

  • @crbondur
    @crbondur 4 години тому

    Really good ideas, thanks!

  • @dm9078
    @dm9078 8 годин тому +2

    Where I grew up we pronounced jointer “ joiner.” Even my wood shop teachers in junior and senior high school pronounced it that way.

  • @rob-toolsandtech2521
    @rob-toolsandtech2521 9 годин тому

    Great video, Matt.

  • @starkey0417
    @starkey0417 День тому

    Another great video sir.

  • @dustmaker1000
    @dustmaker1000 6 годин тому

    Your jig is also an excellent tip

  • @tallpaul7657
    @tallpaul7657 8 годин тому

    Some great tips, thank you

  • @BobSchroden
    @BobSchroden 8 годин тому

    A good alternative to the Framing Square Fence is a Stair Gauge Set. Less expensive and more versatile.

  • @jhirn2957
    @jhirn2957 4 години тому

    My track saw is my jointer. 2.5” depth on rails is a lot safer than raising my table saw blade 3” inch to account for jig height. Long boards, no problem.

  • @ericlecko
    @ericlecko 9 годин тому

    Thanks for the video. Have a great day.

  • @ronswoodshack
    @ronswoodshack 3 години тому

    Still use my Dads speed square!

  • @dustmaker1000
    @dustmaker1000 6 годин тому +1

    My two cents it to buy a 12” speed square as one of your first tools

  • @RnRWoodworkings
    @RnRWoodworkings День тому

    true story! i watched all his methods when i got started made a lot of items to sell with minimum tools to be able to purchase some other things

  • @JohnAlexanderICT
    @JohnAlexanderICT 7 годин тому

    I punched holes into my 12" speed square so that I could screw a 2'x2' 1/4" hobby panel to it, then very carefully ran the saw up the 90 degree and 45 degree sides to make my 'little' straight edge for my circular. I think I now have about 16-18" of runway before it gets wonky.

  • @srae40
    @srae40 21 годину тому +2

    As usual a ton of info, didn't know about using the framing square, that could have helped...Keep it up...

  • @ScottTaipaleRail
    @ScottTaipaleRail 9 годин тому

    I could have used that framing square fence last night, my cut looked terrible. Thankfully perfection wasn’t needed.

  • @TOOL_TECHNICAL
    @TOOL_TECHNICAL 8 годин тому

    How good are swanson squares compared to Empire or Milwaukee squares? they seem to fly off the shelves at home depot (I went with empire)
    for demolition or rough cuts diablos are the best, but DIABLO if you're reading this can we move toward your blades not making everything red / pink 😅

  • @gotwoodwoodworking7115
    @gotwoodwoodworking7115 6 годин тому

    I’ve liked all of your videos up to this one.
    if you reference the fence with a flat level, the only thing you’re doing is moving the cut over by the width of the level. I’m not sure if someone told you this bullshit and he thought it was true but think about it for a second all you’re doing is moving the cut over.

  • @jonathanniles5733
    @jonathanniles5733 7 годин тому

    Where can I get a FVT shirt??

  • @karenbulman6702
    @karenbulman6702 3 години тому

    I got my stuff on marketplace

  • @Zornat89
    @Zornat89 8 годин тому

    Can a cyclone be used with a dust extractior?

    • @walterw431
      @walterw431 5 годин тому

      im using a 2.6 hk hover with my cyclone. ive had it with no bag change while 10 liters of dust is in my bucket beneath th cyclone. u have to use as much succhen as possible

  • @randallcrisp3266
    @randallcrisp3266 9 годин тому

    I'm having Tudor envy

    • @731Woodworks
      @731Woodworks  8 годин тому +1

      Did you see the new FXD GMT they released yesterday 👀 😱

  • @travistibbs5402
    @travistibbs5402 7 годин тому +1

    Good video, just made me laugh to watch you using a speed square and circular saw that cost maybe $60 total on a $600+ MFT table hahaha!

    • @mikewatson4644
      @mikewatson4644 6 годин тому

      I noticed that also!! But I guess that just shows how far he has come

  • @kennethfeagins1414
    @kennethfeagins1414 8 годин тому

    I prefer clamping the squares.

  • @Mr.Hatchet224
    @Mr.Hatchet224 4 години тому

    How the hell did you do that with the square and your shirt was that movie magic or just plain old fashioned magic?

  • @beacon-313
    @beacon-313 9 годин тому +2

    What is a tuba for? 😆

    • @Damon_Barber
      @Damon_Barber 7 годин тому +2

      Playing music, usually. But in AR they are for building stuff.

  • @garywilliams7233
    @garywilliams7233 4 години тому

    Carpenter squares are notoriously not square. They need to be squared periodically by tapping one end or the other

  • @RUSH__fan
    @RUSH__fan 7 годин тому

    Why haven't I known about framing square fences or stair gauges before watching this video? 🤦‍♂

  • @iplantreez1344
    @iplantreez1344 Годину тому

    99% of beginners dont realize all they need is a tape measure, a pencil, and deez nuts to make all projects.

  • @estherstephens1858
    @estherstephens1858 2 години тому

    @731 woodworks, Great points Matt. But here’s one you. STOP cheating yourself out of the number of subs you have! Yes, I see that 651,000 sign behind you but you have more than that!!! 😂😂😂 ❤❤❤

  • @VitalPolymath
    @VitalPolymath 9 годин тому +3

    Ugghh
    The 99% titles again

    • @mrscience1409
      @mrscience1409 9 годин тому +1

      99% of beginners don't know about clickbait.

    • @VitalPolymath
      @VitalPolymath 9 годин тому

      @mrscience1409 🤣

    • @VitalPolymath
      @VitalPolymath 9 годин тому +1

      @@mrscience1409 or... 99% beginners don't need clickbait. Lol

    • @731Woodworks
      @731Woodworks  8 годин тому +1

      If it ain’t broke 🤷🏻‍♂️ 😂. These titles have traditionally done well. If it does I’ll leave it if not I’ll try something else.

    • @VitalPolymath
      @VitalPolymath 8 годин тому

      @@731Woodworks i know. Gotta do what works. I gotta do something similar for my other channel that I create on

  • @charleschi843
    @charleschi843 21 хвилина тому

    1:15. this is starting to bother me. Too well done that it messes with my mind. AHHHHH

  • @guilhermelucio
    @guilhermelucio 8 годин тому +2

    Never lending you any tool, a.k.a. the circular saw that you "borrowed" but you still have it...

  • @rta3738
    @rta3738 8 годин тому +1

    Why is it always 99%. Never 97 or 80 or 20%

    • @mmerc9838
      @mmerc9838 8 годин тому +1

      99% is more clickable, it makes the info seem more unknown. It's all advertising.

    • @Damon_Barber
      @Damon_Barber 7 годин тому

      If you know it already, then you are more rare and elite if you are in the 1% rather than the top 20%. 😜😂

  • @timh7156
    @timh7156 5 годин тому

    99%?

  • @HerbieBancock
    @HerbieBancock 4 години тому

    This guy is the biggest tool no one needs.

  • @mcmathwoodworks
    @mcmathwoodworks 5 годин тому

    I agree, great points Matt!
    I found the Kreg AccuCut has too much wiggle for me. If I get another circular saw rip jig, it might be the Milescraft. Otherwise I’ll just save up for a track saw ;)

  • @mcmathwoodworks
    @mcmathwoodworks 5 годин тому

    I agree, great points Matt!
    I found the Kreg AccuCut has too much wiggle for me. If I get another circular saw rip jig, it might be the Milescraft. Otherwise I’ll just save up for a track saw ;)

    • @jwneville7557
      @jwneville7557 4 години тому

      Bought the Milescraft because of this channel, just needed straight cuts, works perfect with my Ridgid 18v saw, and was surprisingly easy to set up, just need to take the tool swing clip off so that you can set the depth of the saw or it will get in the way.