The tires on my car are dirty so I don't recommend it and will be getting another car 😉

I have first hand knowledge of garry's unbelievable workshop its amazing what you can achieve for $100,000au plus only the best of everthing brand new.

Rock Chalk Jayhawk!

I have viewed many KZbin presentations on the MATCHFIT system and appears that the MATCHFIT system is the go-to. So simple, but so adaptable. Not inexpensive as was mentioned, but certainly a far better choice ( overall ) when compared to the dog hole system, with dog hole clamps and accessories that only work on the bench top. And they’re not inexpensive either! I think the MATCHFIT system is an absolute no-brainer!

Great video. Really helped, but just when I was going to help my husband carry in sheets of 4x12, idea number 5…. our son in law showed up and he did it! Whew.

I was born in 46, so you don't look old to me. I am converting my small workshop to utilize Microjig clamps so I really appreciate you taking the time and energy to make these helpful videos. Thank you and keep on keepin on!

I was just reminded of the term "story stick" and this was the first vid that came up that didn't feature a metal doohickey that you buy. I'd remembered enough about the term to know they were easy to build, but had no idea what they were and how you use them. So thank you so much for that, I have a few projects coming up where this will save me a lot of time!

Thanks for making this video I learned a lot

The real answer IS the one he decided to keep! That means it IS worth the money to him.

I'm looking to add a benchtop mortiser to my shop, and your video was very helpful making this decision.

Do you still have the need for this tool, would you buy the same type again? Not necessarlly the same brand. I am thinking of a 1x30 with a 6" disc.

Nice and simple solution, which however needs to be refined just a little. I’m thinking along the lines of using a square aluminium tube, into which a smaller square aluminium tube is inserted. Once the measurement has been done, it could be fixed by using a screw on the outer tube.. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Simple is the best! Thank you

Thank you for your advice, I had a bad experience once , not knowing the kick back dilemma and I did got hurt on my thumb, nasty cut but I learned not to hold the piece once is near the roller, it is very scary situation if you are not using the proper precautions! Thanks

Thank you for your advice, I had a bad experience once , not knowing the kick back dilemma and I did got hurt on my thumb, nasty cut but I learned not to hold the piece once is near the roller, it is very scary situation if you are not using the proper precautions! Thanks

what boots are these? i work in the mountains as a tree climber and these look sturdy.

Great video! I have been looking for a simple hand plane storing solution for a while. You background saved med me lots of time!

Great insight on when to rotate the work…

This newbie just learned something new. Thanks!!!😁

The blade holding bolt is not factory installed on a model 715. That model comes with a T30 headed screw.

Starrett was the choice on all precision work when I was a Millwright. Buy once-cry once. By buying Starrett once, that means you give it to your children and they give it to their children. Good for lifetimeS. Plural.

Thank you! Just bought this machine and it’s helpful in getting started.

killer thanks

I managed to get glue in to the works of my parallel clamps. Does vinegar hurt the plastic?

can anyone help me find the spacer or collet for this machine. I was gifted one second hand but those parrts are missing

good idea, one thing, you can make some clamps out of wood and use some of the dovetail sliders to secure the bottom of the table and free up some of your larger clamps

I'm glad you called Bosch, because I was wondering. Those screws make no sense, and they're in the way.

The 15 subscriber comment killed me lmao 😂

I know nothing about carpentry, but I love all your ideas, your workshop, and your creative mind. You are also a great instructor and help those with very little space to do some carpentry!! Bravo!!

I’ve watched a stack of videos, and this is the simplest and best answer I’ve found. Thank you 😊

Nice. I got a small garage just like yours!. Thank you!

Want to order one and found your video. Very helpful. Thank you

Nice video SWG. I get my 701 on Monday (can't wait) and your advice will be helpful. Any recommendations on what chisel and bit brands to buy? Are the expensive ones really that much better than some of the cheaper sets you find on Amazon? There's a pretty high price difference.

Great ideas - THANK YOU! I just ordered a set of these and the board straightener will be the first I make for my shop!

Hi Paul, can I ask what are the benefits of one end of the saw horses having not overhang / being flush with the upright/stile?

Thanks for the idea.. I don’t have a good drill press table and just purchased some of the match fit gear.

I love this guy lol

Many thanks... just wondering, is this mostly done with 3/4 inch plywood? Does your plywood stay perfectly flat? Thanks again.

Appreciate the honest review! This was helpful.

How can you compare "squares" and never check to see if they are in fact square?

Thank you for sharing! and you aren’t the world’s slowest woodworker at 2x speed!

Thanks for the video. I bought this machine, and I really appreciate your time.

I can't find instructions on how to use the shims. Do I just wing it and check with calipers? Thanks

6 years after you posted this video and you're still helping people. This is no nonsense teaching and I really appreciate how clear you made things.

Horribly long winded video

Thank you!

Can you please let us know if the slot holding well after years of use?

I have the tools already! Thanks!

I recently purchased this and love the belt sander for small projects.