As a Newbie to Router Bits this advice was Fantastic.

STOP with your Stupid faces on your thumbnails, I won't/don't watch them because of them...click baiter!!!!

There are a few wood workers logs in Etsy… just saying…

Glad to see you back to building. Thanks!

As a wood carver, I had to laugh that you would even mention Two Cherries tools in anything remotely comparing HF tools. ( I do shop at HF and I do own Two Cherries carving tools) I do agree, there are things at HF which are worth the price point difference. However, precision tools are not now nor will ever be the HF forte...Can't beat their microfiber towel prices...Just sayin. (and free flashlights)

What a great video! Thank you! As a beginner you covered a lot of great information for someone like me. You are great at your presentation and explanation. Keep them coming. You just gained a new subscriber.

A, 2, and D? Nice Home Alone reference.

Just can’t bring myself to switch from titebond 3 over a $4 difference

I used 1/2" plywood to create french cleats on the ends and back of my bench. I can grab something off the wall and take it to the bench easily. I put the clamp holder on the end of the bench. Even though it is also on a french cleat, it has not moved since day 1. I use those plastic political signs/contractor signs for protection. They don't cover the whole bench, but they are good enough for me. A couple of times I did grab 3, and tape them together, but for what I do, one is generally good.

Ayo

That’s a beautiful story about Boss. Thank you.

Heart warming story. Really glad you shared it. Thanks

Subscribed due to this content. Such a great wholesome way to give back. Kudos! Beautiful work everyone.

2K for a thin metal sheet with holes in it😂😅😂😅

Very informative for just a regular guy diyer who dreams of one day building a guitar or simple things. Thanks so much. This is very informative even for someone like me who always thinks "man if i had tools i could do that or build that or fix that" but also lacks the experience or knowledge. So these sorts of things are helpful to us non pros.

Having 2 houses I've ended up with 4 brands just because I can. My most hated is milwaukee m12 due to poor grip design. Every company seems to win in one particular tool with me but Ryobi and Milwaukee win the most. Ryobi bits ... no thanks ever. But ryobi come up with tools I didn't know I needed while the others don't. I'll generally buy milwaukee bits unless Diablo is in the game and they always beat milwaukee when they play if you try both. Best of all ... I'm learning how to rebuild a 40 year old house mostly by myself.

I want to watch woodworking not hear about Jesus.

Did my own test, just putting water on it before works just as good!

I own several Incra tools and cant speak highly enough about them.

Tourniet - directly from a former truama instructor at the world’s premier trauma school - get a name brand cat or sof-t tourniquet. Get 2 or 3 of them. 1 is none, two is one. I have had to put two tourniquets on a big legs to get the to stop. ALWAYS place a tourniquet as close the the torso/body as possible. Do not mess around trying to do it close. Go as high as possible and tighten till the blood stops coming out. Period.

Dog holes and holdfasts for the win

Thank you again..

Brushless doesn’t give you more power or battery life. It means that the motor hasn’t got brushes, this cuts down on wear and tear and will extend the life of the tool.

Noise is not an issue since ear plugs have been around for a while. I choose to use them.

If you are a production worker, it might help. If, like me, a weekend warrior hand sanding does it for cheap.

Thank you. This is a very complete and easy to understand video on routers. I've seen a lot of videos here. This is a bright spot in "How-To" videos. To the point, simple, done.

I am new to wood work, thank you for your knowledge.

With respect to anyone who ventures into business and manufacturing, and to Matt and wife I I missed main message. How will another brand of PVA glue change wood glue.

I use hand Powered Tools so This is Useless to me

Ideal small soldering table. I'm making one this weekend. Great video👍

how big do you think is the best size of a workbench

Since my projects are for outdoors, this glue would not work for me.

Yesterday, I sent you an email, showing me in my Yankee jersey in Paris... Today, I watch this, and you're wearing a Yankee shirt in a video that is 6 years old! Great minds think alike!!!

Please talk about those template guides that can be attached to the router plate, how to properly use them etc. I have a Makita palm router that has such a template, and I've been using it a little, but I'm sure there is something I can still learn about it.

I still have my first Ryobi drill. Their first + system run. It still works great. I have every tool I need from them. I catch crap from a few friends about my "cheap" tools. Odd since I use the heck out of them and have never replaced a single tool do to being worn out or broken. Only have lost 1 battery that came with my original drill that is over 20 years old.

Rigid, Milwaukee and Ryobi are made by the same company.

My back hurts watching you haul those tubafours from your truck.

Good luck. But I cannot help but ask you: Do we get moisture outside because of 'climate change'?

As a beginner, I don't know what you may have missed but I now know more than I knew before watching your video. You don't know what you don't know, thank you for a good start.

I bought a ryobi bushed sawzall because I got the 6ah batteries for a good price and I beat the crap out of that sawzall, overheated it a few times but once it cooled it was still going. Don’t let people bully you into not buying them, I also own Milwaukee.

Dude your content is awesome! Keep it up!

Traditional workholding with Holdfasts is quicker and more versatile than anything IMHO. I am a hybrid woodworker and the discovery of Holdfasts changed the game with power and handtools.