Great tool review, I might look into getting a couple of things. Thanks for the video!

Great video as always Bryan and great tools thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend

I also have a sliding 7 1/4 miter saw for a couple of years, no problems. It was setup right out of the box. I have a Dremel, I don't have the problem you have. Thanks for a great video.

All great choices. Thank you for sharing your suggestions. My daughter purchased. Lufkin for me a while back. Great tape measure, definitely easy to read. Everyone stay safe, warm, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia

I bought the grizzly, worth a little extra in my humble opinion due to the fact you do not have to " lock" the cutter head. So far no complaints about its operation.

I have a palm router for a few years and have never had a problem.

Nice video.👋

Great video as always. Some really good finds there, you really take the tedium out of finding affordable tools, whilst Burt and some of your innuendos made me giggle (and my gf) whilst having cra💩💩y weekend. Thanks 👍🏻

nice vid B, the counter sinks in your first one are over 50 bucks here in uk. Almost everything here is double what it is in the states.

Love your channel

How did you Lose weight?

Nice finds as always

Great video. What was that thing wrapped around your drill when you where talking about the drill extensions? Is there a video on it?

That counter sink drill bit set on Amazon in Canada is $73.00. Love your channel, but these deals usually unfortunately don’t equate north of the border.😬

Where are the Amazon links to these tools?

Ruitool saws have been around for quite a while. I've had mine for two years, and it has been a great. The tooth counts are for hard and soft woods.

Dogg man, how do you do it? You're the best but...Burt, Burt, Burt...c'mon man. BTW, you're killing us using that baltic birch for an example of how the bit works. Burt could only double his money if he folded it and put it back in his pocket. Yeah buddy, knew there would be a Woodpecker in there sooner of later. Hey, if you're squinting where did you put those bi-focals? Girth could be as important as length, that Festool (more push-ups) is pretty wide also. The extension bends up to the right when inserted into the driver, we've noticed. Thumbs up, brother.

Love hour videos. Hate that you are likely promoting Tools Made In China. Why? Why choose to promote this country when we know, they are not our friends. In fact they want to rule over us. Please moderate when you can. Thanks

Always great content!

I enjoy both the information and the humor of your presentations!

On more question. Do you have the link for that Kurye bigger saw?

That MIA bit (see what I did there 😂) was hilarious but hit me hard. I, too, have a lost bit.

So many innuendos i couldn't handle it

I recently bought the Suizan flush cut saw that's the same size. All teeth are set in 1 direction towards the writing that also indicates soft and hardwood use. I had to trim against an already finished piece and no marks.

Hey if you ever find a thickness planer for $25 message me. Lololol. Looking good btw Brian.

#GodBlessBurt

Impact driver for putting up cabinet screw? Seems like overkill...

My vision isn't getting worse; it's my glasses. They keep going bad and I have to replace them.

I would not recommend that saw as a flush cut saw. When I bought mine, I immediately noticed that the teeth are set outward, making it useless for a smooth flush cut. I flattened both sides on my belt sander and now it works okay, but I don't trust it for fine pieces.

Kudos for how square you got that crosscut on white oak and w/a tiny saw.

Awesome tools and great prices thanks

Morning, y'all. First.

I see you have a furnace in there. No problems with dust with the pilot light?

I've found great e-book on woodprix. Good solutions for everyone I think.

How accurate can you make the template? It has to be very good to use multiple dog fixtures. It didn't look like the holes were perfectly clean (bit wasn't kept absolutely vertical). The Shaper wouldn't be bad, given that the shaper has "helix mode". You don't even have to move it (except to the next hole). I just used mine, with the Shaper Workstation, to drill some precision holes in a 1/4" aluminum plate. Drilling a billion holes isn't fun no matter how you do it.

What size dog holes did you go with? Metric or imperial?

Thank you for sharing

I didn't know you knew my mom. You caul, we haul. Good job, Dogg man.

I cannot agree with your opinion on the Dewalt thicknesser that you rated as number one! I bought mine with a rebuilt motor, which did not last l9ng at all. I got the motor replaced & it blew up agai n. After the last rebuild, it did not last long again blowing up. I am strongly considering not getting it rebuilt again. For context, I use it in a hobby shed, mostly planing pine pallet timber which I first check with a metal detector to ensure there are no nails in the timber. I have to severely doubt your claim that it would be good in a professional workshop, being used to plane hardwood!

That joke at the end came out of absolutely nowhere 😂😭

Never mind...I watched it again and saw it was on both sides...😅

Very useful tip. Thank you!

Didn't you have the packing tape on the wrong side?

I have a newer craftsman radial arm saw. I just don’t use it much because I have a miter saw. I used to build car audio systems so the radial was used a lot more. The space it takes up and the height isn’t adjustable on the base making it sit alone requiring a table of its own. It’s just not convenient for work flow. My wood shop is a small 10x12 shed.

Effing Burt, but he seems to be losing weight also.

Love my Ryobi brad nailer cordless one! Wow what a jam!Buy it you wont regret

Fun and good advice!

That definitely covered many options. Thank you for sharing. Everyone stay safe, warm, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia