They haven't ruined the worlds screws lol just use the right screw for the right purpose or like me I use wrong screws for the wrong purpose for 30+ years but if it works who cares remember if it aint broke don't try to fix it.

These days I often think of these system rather local, today we already know the universe we are in has many contants, if we meet any other speice, are we going to do the units conversion all the time to meet universe standards? or better start using them by our own discovery.

I would love to learn about shellac over tung oil as a finish.

I think you underestimate humanity, the most dangerous tool is social media/TikTok! Hence why there’s so many TikTards!

Without the consistent flushed heads, this test needs to be redone.

I'm in the trades. No one give af about the shit

About temperature: Celsius is not metric. Kelvin is.

Why dont you think a company just wouldn't make a cheap flesh sensing saw that wouldnt survive the blade stopping

I remember my dad having a jointer and a table saw, but not a planer. Maybe he did at one point though. He lugged that planer around until one day until he finally got rid of it.

BAN PHILLIPS AND FLATHEAD SCREWS!!!

Phillips and Flathead screws are GARBAGE. I AM AMERICAN AND I APPROVE THIS MESSAGE.

Protecting yourself from a saw blade wearing gloves is like protecting yourself from a bullet wearing a cotton shirt. The bullet may not have been made specifically to pierce cotton, but it sure would be lousy at its job if it couldn't.

I think Bosch kept their react model off the US market because it made sawstop look bad

Robertson = Torx > Phillips > flat head > security screws.

that was far more entertaining than I expected. Thank you. And GO METRIC.

Very educational video, thanks

Robertson any day😊

Here’s a thought. Take handle of western saw off and attach it to the other end of the blade. Boom! Pull saw

AMEN!!!

You can use two hands on the western saw too. You just gotta put that other hand on there lol

The dewalt is not a saw you can resharpen. The teeth are hard as a file so that’s why it didn’t cut as fast as it should have. Its a throwaway saw. Its a marketing ploy. Old saws are resharpenable.

Hi, I'm about to start to build furniture with metal and wood and don't have too much money, and this video is critical to me and my wallet, I don't have too much experience, so I'm subscribing from now on, thanks for explaining this topic so well!

Thanks James, I’ve just become increasingly interested in these shaker boxes, I’ll be making some purchases from the authors website tomorrow!

The chinese knockoffs will drive the price of the new saws down.

I dislike that gorilla glue expands as it hardens and have never really had much a use for it either. For CA glue, rubberized formulations tend to be less brittle.

Great video as always. When I bought my first ROS, maybe 33 years ago, it was a game changer for me. Your hook-it removable sanding pads is a great recommendation. I just ordered two, as I have had to replace several OEM sanding pads before!

best part about square head drive truss heads is they don't need a magnet

They both suck ass

What a great little documentary for my Sunday afternoon.

Whenever I pull out the tools to fix something in my house I can immediately tell if it's something the previous owner touched since the phillips screws are always stripped out. I think the dude must have been half-pressing his drill into the screws thinking the high speed camming out was supposed to happen.

Nice. A thought on your fence: Since the bit is roundish and rotates, no matter what angle your fence is to the bit, it will be square to the bit. Therefore, you can make a fence that s adjustable to 1/100 of an inch by pinning one end of the fence to the table and clamping the other end. That way, you can move the clamped end just a hair and the fence will move a fraction of a hair at the bit.

Oh no ..American propaganda.

My father, who was a machinist, had his ring sliced by a jeweler so that the ring would pull open if caught.

The Amazon reviews for this 3m sander are not good to say the least. Lots of breakdowns with absent customer service for consumers who are not huge companies.

As an occasional risk taker who has the drill holes in his hands to prove it... accidents are almost always from unexpected moves from your equipment either from when you are applying unreasonable force and you slip onto the spinning/oscillating blade, or from when something catches and either throws debris at you or yanks you into the machine. Every time i injured myself, in the seconds before i have thought: "this action could hurt me badly... ow!" So yeah. Every precaution possible and extreme caution when guard not available

The answer is no. You don't let kids around pew pews without training and supervision. You don't let the dense and accident prone near radial saws, or any power tool of that caliber. I have a older DeWalt radial with 12" (or more) diameter blade. It's as safe as any .. in the right hands

Gorilla glue isn't really flexible. It has limited applications. I use expoxy resin on plastics and metals and contact cement on leather.

In case of fear blade would be destroyed there are protection systems that only lower the blade but not stop it abruptly so this risk is minimalised.

Square heads are way better.

The weird thing is that the only application we use Robertson screws for here in Sweden is for window sills (at least to my knowledge). I was thoroughly confused the first time I saw screws with that square hole, and when I ask people why we use those for window sills, no one knows.

Slightly off topic. Live over in England and I remember reading, back in the 80's of an injury to a young Indian girl in India. This was in a Sunday newspaper magazine. This poor girl was playing in a field where some sort of combine harvester machine was being used. She had long hair in plaits. Somehow this machine caught her hair and ripped off not just her hair but also her face. They actually had a photo of her hair and face. Even to this day this still comes to mind.

PARKS AND RECREATION?

Ford was saving roughly the equivalent of $100 per vehicle in todays $.... makes sense he would nake the change for that kind of savings

I had a grinder head that was old . I had not considered that it may have had a hairline crack in it. Which it obviously did. So I was using the angle grinder, cleaning up metal stakes for form boards. And then there was an explosion. That's was the grinding wheel coming apart . Into 3 pieces , I think. One of the pieces struck my right wrist so hard that the 90° handle that I was gripping snapped off. I ,for a moment didn't want to look at my right wrist, because it felt like I was going to see a horror show. Like a severely broken wrist, half severed with bone chips sticking out. ( Been there done that). It was only a moment before I ponied up at took a peek. It wasn't as bad as I had Imagined (lol) , but it did lacerate and bruised to the bone. Still surprised it wasn't much worse. If that piece had hit me in the head ,or anywhere around the eye....... I was way lucky/ or rather, blessed...

Every bit set has these squares included, but I never encountered a screw to use them with

Back when tile was it thing our whole house had back your board with sheetrock screws! (Tile man and comments laughing already). It held for a 6 months then. Tile started breaking left and right even the replaced tiles were broken because the damage was done . Because it cost so much it stayed this way until most of the kitchen near the refrigerator was gone and rugs throughout the house or no longer viable 3 years later back to the original hardwood floors..... Now that I'm older I can't imagine why anybody would ever cover original hardwood floors. The blasphemy!

I got around using a domino for along time and that’s fine of course. I used one once at a friends shop and I was hooked. The domino makes joining pieces so fast and exact that it’s a real game changer in saving TIME. If you got time to kill there’s no point in the domino but if you are limited on time it’s impossible to beat.

Some 60 years ago there was an 8 point screw and it was even better. You could put it on your driver and drop without it falling off. The problem was it was expensive so contractors wouldn’t buy them. Somewhere I think that I still have a box of them. There was a special 8 point driver for them although the Robinson should work

you will take my Delta table saw from my cold dead hands

its going to make table saw prices zoom too high. Training is the real solution.