May favorite advice given here: "Buy one or two everytime you go to the store..." Amen. It's also very difficult for the wife to notice the build of beefy red clamps if you go this route lol
Starting off you can buy assorted sizes of Harbor Freight aluminum clamps. As is they are they are crap, but inserting strips of plywood inside them make them about 50% stronger and well worth the price. I coat wood with polyurethane before inserting. Check out the video of Paul Sellers and how he does this. These clamps are his main go to clamps.
I love the Bosch 12 V drills drivers and impact very small and very powerful and they last a long time on those little batteries. i believe one is the flexiclick. I do have Milwaukee's and makitas for my bigger impacts and drills. Hope to see many more videos from you you've got a great set up going
I rarely use the larger drills on projects in the shop. I just find them to be heavy and awkward for most thing. Plan is to make a lot more videos this year for sure! Thanks for watching
I always recommend people get a track saw over a circular saw if they’re getting into woodworking, just such a better tool. Plus some like the Kreg or Dewalt track saw are only ~$250
My first project was redoing my old deck. Took me 3 months, just repeated what was there. With the scraps I built an end table and got hooked. The tools i used to make that end table and that I have so far are: Ryobi Drill/Driver 10 inch Ryobi chop saw Skilsaw circular saw Self centering doweling jig Harbor freight square sander Dewalt orbital sander 6 clamps the ones you squeeze the trigger. Its not a lot but it is an expensive hobby. My next goal is to get a contractor sawstop because im scared of table saws after reading that it is one of the most dangerous saws after the chainsaw.
May favorite advice given here: "Buy one or two everytime you go to the store..." Amen. It's also very difficult for the wife to notice the build of beefy red clamps if you go this route lol
It takes a little while but that's how I did it lol
Starting off you can buy assorted sizes of Harbor Freight aluminum clamps. As is they are they are crap, but inserting strips of plywood inside them make them about 50% stronger and well worth the price. I coat wood with polyurethane before inserting. Check out the video of Paul Sellers and how he does this. These clamps are his main go to clamps.
I love the Bosch 12 V drills drivers and impact very small and very powerful and they last a long time on those little batteries. i believe one is the flexiclick. I do have Milwaukee's and makitas for my bigger impacts and drills. Hope to see many more videos from you you've got a great set up going
I rarely use the larger drills on projects in the shop. I just find them to be heavy and awkward for most thing. Plan is to make a lot more videos this year for sure! Thanks for watching
I always recommend people get a track saw over a circular saw if they’re getting into woodworking, just such a better tool. Plus some like the Kreg or Dewalt track saw are only ~$250
My first project was redoing my old deck. Took me 3 months, just repeated what was there. With the scraps I built an end table and got hooked. The tools i used to make that end table and that I have so far are:
Ryobi Drill/Driver
10 inch Ryobi chop saw
Skilsaw circular saw
Self centering doweling jig
Harbor freight square sander
Dewalt orbital sander
6 clamps the ones you squeeze the trigger.
Its not a lot but it is an expensive hobby. My next goal is to get a contractor sawstop because im scared of table saws after reading that it is one of the most dangerous saws after the chainsaw.