5 Amazing WoodWorking Tools !

[@MrNKtools]

1.Woodworking Band Strap Holder: bit.ly/2PfTeUJ 2. Adjustable Circle Hole Cutter Set: bit.ly/2ok5vMo 3. Woodworking Edge Cutter: bit.ly/2MX5Xyb 4. drilling positioner: bit.ly/2MAaRln 5. Slant hole fixing clamp: bit.ly/2PJQccy 6. Twist Step Drill Bit: bit.ly/2MX6BM7p

[@tushar3865]

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[@ratskirobo4836]

Mr NK, I politely correct you on the correct order of your tools as I list below. Thank you 5 Woodworking Band Strap Holder 3 Adjustable Circle Hole Cutter Set 4 Woodworking Edge Cutter 2 drilling positioner 1 Slant hole fixing clamp Not in video !!! Twist Step Drill

[@wendybrumett6404]

COOL

[@ابوعبداللهالنجارالولهان]

@@wendybrumett6404 ئ

[@gustavomartinez-yx7ib]

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[@bobsort]

When you were making this advertising video, you should've asked someone to teach you how to use those tools!

[@trevorlintott598]

Yes 5 tools that you will never see being used by tradesmen on site.

[@sladetomic9089]

It says woodworking, not construction. Unless I don't know what woodworking means

[@skunxgaming2216]

@@sladetomic9089 your right we use the first one at school for our woodwork projects

[@justinwoods240]

The number two tool is actually for edge banding on plywood to make it flush

[@andrewgrimaldo72]

I was curious who else would catch that. Haha think he took “edge cutter” too literally.

[@mc-sp8zr]

Yes, my company uses it for white laminate fixture edging and it does a great job trimming it up. Unlike that plywood...

[@rudijanuarfirmansyah8379]

Hebat mesin multifungsi keren oke 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@snarkfinder2621]

Using countersunk screws in a pocket-hole joint is a a good way of creating splintered timber.

[@hocinebenouaret6272]

Avec KZbin, franchement ont se sent très bien à l'aise et dans L'appaisement total ce qui fait de nous, c'est la disparition des chagrins et ont se sent aussi, vivres de très bons moments et de confort très a l'aise et pour tout cela je n'ai qu'à remercier et Saluer notre Amis (e) fidèle de tout les jours KZbin, qui nous tient toujours compagnies. 😄🤗❤️💞

[@frederikmare9002]

Pre historic tools!

[@shivendragaur1824]

I would never waste my time and money for these

[@mushtaqahmed4548]

Very good tools

[@Argosh]

#1 the clamp you can only use with pocket holes where you shouldn't be using pocket holes. Amazing. I was expecting horrible shit and I wasn't disappointed.

[@brianbassett4379]

Bravo. 5 products that are actually useful to people that Actually do something. 5 out of 5.

[@JgHaverty]

Corner clamps are great. The rest of this shit is complete garbage

[@brianbassett4379]

@@JgHaverty To some people I am sure that's true.

[@dabriagonzaga3345]

The strap part is easy good for kids and adults

[@17.tutorialmembuat]

Good thanks

[@khushiram8134]

Very very nice video ji

[@howlingbreeze7078]

#4 if you don't want splintered edges use the RIGHT kind of blade perhaps one designed for the type of material to be cut, other trick lay down masking or painters tape

[@pieternel1979]

2:19 Gotta love that shutter speed. I also don't trust that tool.

[@yearight7956]

Number 3 looks like a hole saw but one that would be in Dexters box of torture devices.

[@shivprasad3479]

Good

[@ประเสริฐสกุลวิวัฒน์-ว5อ]

🕵️🤹The idea is great, you make a video clip, it's very nice to follow, I just started making a DIY clip.

[@apenasumrobo2596]

Não se como consegui sobreviver até hoje sem estas ferramentas, incrível.

[@jameslowmanjr6141]

5. You didn’t check to see if the frame was square. 4. Sure looks like a pretty good holesaw bit. 3. They make bleeds for jigsaws that won’t damage the other side of the board. Or do it old-school and just put masking tape on it. The other ones are not amazing because there’s already been devices invented that does the same thing without sea clamps to hold it down.

[@bhupendradesai3402]

Nice all what price of full kit with two blue jack please reply u use cutter machine what is price it nice I wish to buy it.please reply.

[@mindshelfpro]

Are there 3D printed versions of these tools?

[@wmurphy1979]

Number 4 is the wrong use its for trimming iron on veneer edging

[@albertaheiserer4443]

I was doing veneer in the early 70s. A mat knife (pictures) worked well

[@wmurphy1979]

@@albertaheiserer4443 yes to be honest this thing is a gimmick doesn't work very well over cuts and marks board

[@orange9807]

For the example they should have used a plane.

[@SandmanTMB]

If one knows how to use a jigsaw, there wouldn't be any chipped veneer....

[@simonfyfe6305]

I wouldn’t use any of this stuff. Some 30 years as a joiner and I can firmly say that there are more relatively simpler ways to do all those tasks without fad gadgets.

[@FreshCityVentures]

If you are, in-fact, a woodworker then #4 (the second one shown in the video) is an absolute necessity in the shop. There is no "simpler way" to trim edge banding and although he demonstrated it wrong, I wouldn't consider you as a professional if you don't have/use one.

[@robertthomas6127]

@@FreshCityVentures … I would even recommend he tries #5 because it is so simple and effective. However sometimes it is hard to teach old horses new tricks.

[@FreshCityVentures]

Robert Thomas I was just questioning his claim of “30 years as a joiner” not recommending anything to him because you are right, you can’t teach an old fuck like Len, new tricks.

[@Sillyturner]

I took the corner blocks off my band clamp holds as I very seldom us them that. I use them to clamp up angled segments to make circle blanks for turning on lathe. Much faster and easier then using hose clamps.

[@Nenad-ICXC-Shuput-GFAMMA]

European tools are so heavy duty for such small things 🤣🤣🤣, cose of that 220V baby

[@RobertLoeder]

Next Christmas, ask Santa for a rubber mallet for smacking your wood projects!

[@paulrainford3861]

You would get Laughed at if you walked on site with them tools

[@ArekkusuTheOne]

All cool.

[@rahimbhomiya3049]

Nice yaar

[@dinossaurodosertao1229]

A 4° apresentação não se enquadra no no que foi apresentado, essa ferramenta é específica para uso de refilamento de fita de borda.

[@hamburgrhelpless]

2:55 If you honestly need a tool that's essentially just training wheels for your drill bit, please put down the drill and get back in your crib.

[@g.r.4853]

What there could be considered training wheels? Unless it is #5 which I think is more work than it is worth.

[@jellyg.8961]

If you can't see this is a dowel jig and those "training wheels" you mention are for selecting the correct diameter of the dowels for your joinery then "put down the drill and get back in your crib" because you don't know nothing about woodworking.

[@yuragari]

I work in a window frame factory and i never need that tools i have tricks to do instead of wasting my money

[@janhansen3753]

Amazing. I have been in many window factories and they all use a way more expensive (And faster) tool to drill pocket holes in window frames.(www.kregtool.com/store/c26/pocket-hole-machinery/p322/foreman-pocket-hole-machine/#video). But good for you that you have "tricks" :D

[@psylogabber]

Hi ! Can you tell more about your tips ? I'm really interested !

[@enriquetrejo3121]

Herramientas para la casa? 😳 más bien Herramientas para tu Trabajo.

[@MultiTom1956]

Thank you for sharing these great tools NK👌👌

[@patriciarocha3569]

Dónde consigo esa prensa con cinta y las de agujeriar con ángulos ?? Estoy en Uruguay

[@MrESPONJA66]

Revisa en mercado libre, herramienta para carpintero

[@yogeshpatil1586]

Nice video

[@tony1961chl]

Super,gracias.

[@erniebuliag6590]

Sir what is the name of no 1 2 tools

[@bhargavchavda8267]

Nice

[@janhansen3753]

If shown correctly the drill tool is great. The main purpose is that it guides amateurs so they can drill in a sharp angle, and the top guide predrill holes in the receiving end. To simply use it as a guide to drill a holes as shown in the video is just ridiculous.

[@jellyg.8961]

It is called a doweling jig and a pocket hole jig, both of them are different types of joinery vastly used in woodworking. It's not a guide for amateurs for drilling sharp angles, with the height of those guides it won't be a perfect 90 degree hole if it's too depth, for that a drill press or a 90-degree hole jig is recommended.

[@saqibsaleem8869]

Nice video bro

[@Carlos-gp3ml]

#3 puede ser, aunque ya hay herramientas que lo hacen, está tiene la ventaja de que los círculos pueden variar de tamaño con la misma herramienta.

[@marcosmnar]

hola la 2º herramienta no es para lo que vos crees es para cuando pones los cantos autoadhesivos por calor en la melamina te sobran unos milímetros de cada lado y para esto es la herramienta para cortar y dejar perfecto los bordes para lo que la usaste vos se estropea

[@passionenamorada8188]

Completamente de acuerdo contigo, es un perfilador de tapacanto delgado, al parecer este señor no tiene idea para que es. Esta maltratando los filos de dicha herramienta.

[@claudionoralf653]

Porcaria Não sou marceneiro Quando eu tiver uma marcenaria eu compro este tipo d ferramentas

[@Carlos-gp3ml]

#4 con una lija norma puedes hacer lo mismo, además si haces el corte más lento, los perfiles quedan mejor

[@carvalhodamontanha6990]

Nuca tinha visto essas ferramentas👍👍👍

[@beneditosampaio6687]

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[@venkateshbabu5623]

Affordable extreme hard plastic designer tools at wood works.

[@creativeglobe6257]

I like the 3rd one

[@quinnrichards5969]

@Lucas Silva Here's a huge collection of woodworking plans: WoodSun. xyz

[@brammarkwat3135]

Me to

[@prajwalnaik2743]

Wow that's awesome

[@miguelluna7990]

Donde puedo encontrar todos esos productos

[@FreshCityVentures]

You can't be serious with the second one that you numbered as #4 and as 3. in your description list. None-the-less, it is an edge banding tool for trimming edge-banding to the proper width after being installed, NOT whatever it is that you demonstrated it used for.

[@jeremykoepplin1587]

Fresh City Ventures i came here to write the same thing, I’m a apprentice electrician that really hasn’t done a lot of woodworking and i know that. And that adjustable hole saw they showed is not made for wood it’s made to cut Sheetrock for can lighting.

[@FreshCityVentures]

Jeremy Koepplin Yea, this guy is obviously a dipshit.

[@finestinnovations1483]

Nothing better than getting some dope woodworking tools to make your lady happy

[@virriki627]

I need the jig No.1 !!!

[@jeremyhanna3870]

Look up the kreg wood securment not been around about 30 yrs

[@azza1793]

LOL so the 2nd item replaces a piece of sandpaper wow great idea why has no one else ever thought of that? COZ it’s pointless

[@kolas722]

Pues si pero donde las venden?

[@jedsant9477]

If you buy any of these you should just call someone that actually knows how to work with their hands.

[@shawnbowen6789]

the 5 amazing tools must be in different video thanks for wasting my time

[@humancaos]

#2 you could at least do the holes in a line or it might have been just a good doing without the tool

[@roger64106]

What is de brand of the pocket hole jig

[@carpenterx2]

Check out kreg jigs i use them all the time at work they are great to have!

[@Sobrevivencialistas]

não é "MAS" É "MAIS" mas de resto, video show!

[@manglarambishnoi4124]

Hi l am your new Subscriber 🤝🤝

[@HANDYFILM]

Unnecessary tools! It just wastes of money.

[@fatsoPL86]

Yeah ! crappy too !

[@Jrmy-08]

Le deuxième (#4), c'est pas plutôt pour couper une bande de chant ?

[@WinnyD1]

si je pense, mais c'est vraiment daubé ces trucs , pas même bon pour la bricole à papi .

[@flowersfranklin6722]

I just want to thank you for your woodwork arranges [Link Here== *TopFineWoodworking. Com* I have attempted a few different arrangements and most times I get lost on what to do. This is the least demanding and most basic arranges ever.?

[@roger64106]

What is the name of number 2 and the brand

[@Vaastuinterior489]

Round holl wala bit

[@lincolnfiori]

5 ferramentas para marcenaria não para casa

[@lubomirpetrowpahuta]

Akurat ten film pokazuje cztery niepotrzebnie wyspecjalizowane lub nadmiernie rozbudowane narzędzia których funkcje spełniają inne.

[@MrZilihom]

Ferramenta numero 4 nao é para esta finalidade que aparece no video!!!

[@ronhagleison]

E também não presta para finalidade que é!

[@brazilcreative1063]

Tinha que colocar o nome das ferramentas. !

[@iamcliff4351]

Some people should stop trying to reinvent the wheel.

[@tipubhat1364]

Equipment name

[@jungojerry1658]

That last tool is a cheap knock-off of the Kregg Pocket Hole tool.

[@rancidpitts8243]

It doesn't matter. As a hobbist I would use it once evey 18 months at the most. I have no need for a never wear out professional quality tool at twice or more cost. I lust for an inexpensive useful tool.

[@albertaheiserer4443]

Very lame. All is old news. Get a job. I am 59 and have known Most of these skills since 12

[@FreshCityVentures]

Do you have an address where we can mail your fucking trophy?

[@LogiForce86]

I agree, they are standard woodworking tools that have been around since forever. Although in the past before the "plastic fantastic generation" they were made of metal so it would last lifetime if not multiple lifetimes.

[@albertoalonso6950]

Y como las tendremos si ni siquiera pones lo nombres.

[@budisatrione5265]

Please add the name of the tools

[@wilhelmtaylor9863]

A corner clamp, edge breaker, circle cutter, dowel jig & a clamp. HOW IMPRESSIVE. Never heard of any of these before!!!! OK, I get it - "banggood.com". All very cheaply made.

[@ratskirobo4836]

No 4 did not straighten the crooked jigsaw cut which I thought that tool would do

[@whosjohngalt6164]

It's not even designed to do what he did with it. That tool's specific use is for trimming glued-on edge banding. There was no practical reason for what he did with it. The edge still looks horrendous.

[@robertthomas6127]

The use of a tool is "always" enhanced by the fact that the person applying it has understood for what he/she should use it. If someone can't cut straight then he need not try to trim it.... (;-))

[@toniizquierdomoro4158]

Ninguna herramienta de esas sirve para una casa la verdad. Pero buen viedo

[@mugellidagah2863]

👍👍👍

[@marlinsjh1]

Very lame and basic gadgets... Anyone with basic skills can outperform these gimmicks.

[@golddarren140]

What’s wrong with the normal method of making this

[@kevinnobody3052]

How many times do we need to reinvent the wheel before it just starts getting silly

[@pandaguan]

until there no more newborn

[@IlanDavid]

#1, welcome to 1986 when Kreg invented the pocket hole jig.

[@mfs5493]

A total waste of time - some tools are misused, some are abused. Some tools are "Tools to avoid".

[@wuillianalvarez7994]

Donde puedo encontrar la primera

[@brazilcreative1063]

Had to put the name of the tools. !

[@iainohalloran42]

Well that’s 5 minutes I’ll never get back of my life

[@alonsooliverosuribe7959]

Olvidó mencionar el nombre de las herramientas

[@danielmoreno1000]

dónde puedo conseguir esas herramientas?

[@ravirawat-be7pi]

Where to get no 5 tool

[@andycorreia8001]

A segunda ferramenta não foi desenvolvida para essa função, e sim o corte da lâmina de colagem em chapas mdf.

[@lancewink2313]

Most of these are wastes of time

[@257796]

It's like all the tools are cool. But the execution in your hands was just bad

[@flamencoprof]

Cutting ply just tape the cut line first and no need for that edge tool.

[@mariangelasperandio9747]

Onde comprar?

[@lkaoprrck]

Só caô

[@j.p.francofranco2866]

Esta ferramentas estão previstas , para chegar ao Brasil em 3019 .