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[@StumpyNubs]

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[@paulbouwhuis7121]

Can't see the link for brass setup blocks

[@StumpyNubs]

Sorry: amzn.to/2rOgU7X

[@joshmiller166]

I bought the 123 blocks as soon as you mentioned them and they are amazing for my homemade table saw and my new drill press. This channel is so helpful.

[@456fly]

Stumpy Nubs u the mann

[@mmarlow9195]

I've been trying to decide on palm routers for a few weeks... I think you have helped me make up my mind!

[@josephhines4649]

just wanted to say thanks...I have a set of 1-2-3 blocks in my tool chest but it never occurred to me to use them for wood working. An hour into the first time doing so I was kicking myself for never thinking about it. One of those rare things that both saved time and increased precision simultaneously. Thanks again

[@dannyoktim9628]

Built my first set of 1-2-3 blocks in 10th grade 1968 , glad to see woodworkers take notice how useful they are . . . good call out MR Nubs

[@mholt76]

I bought the 1-2-3 setup blocks, just after watching the video. The ones I got were were rough and nasty. Had to soak them in mineral spirits to get them cleaned up. After that I sanded the rough edge down with some 600-grit sand paper, then took them over to my bench polisher. I coated them with some wax to prevent rush. They feel good now and I don’t worry about scratching any wood with them. I keep an old dull ¼” & ½” drill bit off to the side when using these. With the blocks and bits you can set most common setups.

[@davidrobinson7112]

Since accidentally discovering the woodworking channel I have found it difficult to not be totally engrossed with many fantastic videos. The men on this channel are fantastic...pray that this channel never stop producing these videos

[@CoffeeKen]

Thanks, James! I'm definitely going to try out the 1-2-3 blocks and brass spacers! Found this video after trying to figure out why my cuts were off (I'm still learning), and...these would have come in handy!

[@tompritch56]

Great idea with the 1-2-3 blocks. We use those all the time in the tool and die shop I work at. Thanks for sharing.

[@mrz80]

"...the tipping point..."

[@hardnox6655]

Excellent review Stumpy. I too began using Ridge Carbide blades after meeting John at Woodworkers show a few years back. I remain impressed. I have a spare blade (just in case, and still new in the box). After chewing through at least 5,000 LF of recycled oak it is going strong. I also purchased one for my compound mitre saw and achieved excellent results on crosscuts. No tear outs. Both are the best blades I have ever used, bar none.

[@StumpyNubs]

Thanks for adding your personal experience!

[@alyriatutoring5697]

GOD DAMN YOU'RE A GOOD SALESMAN. all of these products not only look amazing, but you sincerely believe in them and the results speak for themselves

[@tracdfar]

Thanks for the reviews! Shows that little things make a big difference. I've been using a hat light for years for all kinds of tasks; as handy as a magnetized screwdriver.

[@StumpyNubs]

I always try to include a really cheap tool in these videos. There are a lot of them that don't cost much, but are incredible useful!

[@leroywest4277]

i am new to your program but have enjoyed them very much.

[@rtkville]

Great video... lots of good info. I also have a metal lathe and some 1-2-3 blocks which are very handy! Thank you.

[@simonharris6683]

The Makita rt0700cx adds to all those bases with a "get into the corner" base.

[@tektoneng]

Nice video stumpy. I do hobby metal working as well as wood working and I to use 1-2-3 blocks for set ups. One correction however, Bosch is not the only palm router with a tilting base. Makita also offers one. Their big kit comes with all the do-dads and is the best deal going for a complete setup. Best regards, Mainiac

[@StumpyNubs]

I wasn't aware that Makita had a tilt base until someone pointed it out last night: amzn.to/2qecNAU

[@donalso]

BTW the Bosch edge guide looks interesting. Especially the micro adjust in an age when it is increasingly difficult to source constant thickness plywood.

[@LKDesign]

I like how the scale on the deluxe edge guide can be rotated separately to zero-in the current position. Same goes for the micro adjust scale on the big _Bosch_ router. I miss working with those quality tools.

[@hypnolobster]

I use Ridge Carbide blades. They're definitely excellent, as is their sharpening/flattening service. I really love their 1/8" flat kerf box joint blade too.

[@StumpyNubs]

I got one of their dado sets to check out for a future video. Looks really nice!

[@cobberpete1]

Now why didn't I think of that. I just need to wear my 'Head' light to have the light exactly where I need it. Simple things sometimes can make a difference. Thanks James

[@StumpyNubs]

Plus, when you have a good idea, you can switch in the light so everyone knows!

[@cobberpete1]

LOL :D

[@ugaladh]

I initially had a head lamp for camping, then I kept going and getting it for doing things around the house, once I got a bandsaw, I now have a dedicated one for the shop, especially for adjusting the guides under the table.

[@Slovenianwoodworker]

Trim router is a must in my shop. I have Makita dough and fev big ones. They are so versatile basically must have tool. Nice video. Regards

[@stevenkofoed1698]

I think this is the best "Cool Tools" video this year! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and opinions with us.

[@StumpyNubs]

Thanks for the compliment, Steven!

[@hochbob]

Very informative and useful. Thanks for posting.

[@StumpyNubs]

My pleasure, Bob!

[@ThomasMauerComics]

Nice roundup, Stumpy. For your European viewers, an alternative to the Bosch Colt is the Makita RT0700CX2J (Europe)/CX3J (US Amazon). The set includes a regular base, plunge base, and the tilting base. The CX2 version has a Makita-style L-Box and only one dust port, the CX3 apparently comes in a bag but has two dust ports, one side facing and one upward. That side facing port would have been nice to get too. The included edge guide is pretty basic so I bought Makita's premium guide which looks pretty similar to Bosch's, including micro adjust screw. This is one of the few palm routers you can get e.g. in Germany, full size plunge routers dominate here. I'm very happy with it and use it more than my plunge router.

[@StumpyNubs]

Yes, I was unaware of the Makita tilt base. Here it is on US Amazon amzn.to/2qecNAU

[@pktuite]

I recently bought the Katsu palm router amzn.eu/3ZsesRa which is a fraction of the price of the Makita and plunge amzn.eu/9Mt3vip and tilting amzn.eu/4OalMgL bases are also available . Time will tell if the build quality is good but it looks to be an identical machine

[@NianticRiverWoodcraftingChrisN]

I purchased two Ridge Line blades last year from In-Line Industries. Love them- great cuts and they last!

[@StumpyNubs]

You mean "Ridge Carbide" blades, not "Ridge Line," right? Because "Ridge Line" is a automobile windshield wiper blade :)

[@NianticRiverWoodcraftingChrisN]

Stumpy Nubs yup!🤗

[@TheOlsonOutfit]

I've been thinking of getting a 1-2-3 block for about a year. Time to take action.

[@StumpyNubs]

You got that right!

[@ecrusch]

I keep my 1-2-3 blocks right next to my combination squares and use them all the time. I also have the 4-5-6 blocks, and the weight is very useful on them as well. Good post Stumpy. I think I may have to try one of those Ridge carbide blades too.

[@StumpyNubs]

Thanks, Eric!

[@thomasgargano8813]

Thank you very much. I have learned so much from your video, on tips and how to on wood works. Very good information.🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@whoneedsthishandle]

makita also has the tilting accessory, it even comes in a kit.

[@MrMarkpeggy]

Excellent video James! Thank you for sharing.

[@StumpyNubs]

Thanks for watching, Mark!

[@thomaskelly1228]

Saw this and got a set of the 1,2,3 blocks titanium nitrite with holes. Off your link of course. Thanks for this kind of content.

[@StumpyNubs]

Thank you for using the link!

[@thomaskelly1228]

Also just got the Ridge 40 T for myself for Christmas. Thanks for the 10% off Merry Christmas.

[@benblanco3065]

This is a video clip I was waiting for a long time, well done sir

[@leifjenkinson4039]

Stumpy: I have a problem with LED "bulbs". You want reflection? Try this experiment on a dark night. Find a "curve caution sign" -yellow diamond shape with a black curved arrow. Stand back a couple of hundred feet, maybe 400. Two flashlights with equal batteries and design - say MagLites: one with LED light, one Incandescent bulb. You will be amazed at the lack of reflection/brightness of the LED. Color rendition means more than seems obvious, too. LED's - at least in the cheap versions - are "single spectrum" lights, of whatever color. Even in close-up, i find LED lacking. Maybe it is me with older eyes with close-ups, but it doesn't illuminate that steel edge right or maybe enough. We had a yellow lab. Same problem see her. Human eyes are designed for the full spectrum of the sun. Your "tool" videos are GREAT.

[@greggiono8789]

Thanx had no idea there was a tilting base!

[@mildyproductive9726]

I have been watching Stumpy Nubs for years, and this vid was different. I felt Stumpy's sense of humor bubbling underneath the surface, the entire time. Waiting for the corny joke that never happened kept me transfixed to every word. But all I got were great reviews and helpful insights. I'm going to look hard at the Bosch router. But I hope there is a corny joke in the next video.

[@StumpyNubs]

I'll do my best to fit one in :)

[@mildyproductive9726]

Truth is, you do "serious" as good as anyone. Like Marc Spagnolo without the Sonora and Prozac. I'd watch you even if you sold out to report the weather, partly because I'll always remember your earlier vids. Of all the shows I started watching back when, I would have never guessed this would be one of my favorites, today. You are one of the few personalities I watch on KZbin who gets better with time (vs more annoying and egocentric with a larger budget). Kudos to you and your editors and everyone else involved with the show. Please, keep it up!

[@NaserHekmat]

Makita also makes tilting base.

[@rexoats8008]

Superb channel, very informative. Thanks Rex

[@stovex0r]

Me at start of 1-2-3 block segment: "So it's basically just a rectangular block. What the hell is the point of that?" Me about halfway through 1-2-3 block segment: "Holy shit, those things would solve ALL my problems!"

[@StumpyNubs]

I should do a separate video some time about all of the things you can use them for.

[@stovex0r]

Stumpy Nubs Absolutely you should! I love that kind of content.

[@Scott-ib3tm]

You should! I just bought them from your link. I'll be very disappointed if they don't make my stuff come out perfect now. :)

[@akbychoice]

Accuracy and alignment, used them all the time in machining parts on a mill.

[@kenkoyle]

Thanks for these videos, James - great stuff!

[@coburnlowman]

I grew up with a Grandfather who was a cabinet maker and finish trim Craftsman and a Dad who was a machinist. So for me I leaned towards metal and made Tooling. But I use a lot of metal working tools around the wood shop. An older tool maker came over to my place alot because being young and full of energy I had several projects going all the time. He loved watching me do wood working , and soon went out and found a going out of. business shop and bought all the equipment. He and I both thought it would be easy for him to dive into wood work especially after 40 - 50 years holding tolerances to 20 times finer than a human hair. It drove him nuts because he couldn't get even close to the accuracy that we can in a metal machine shop. One thing I do is keep a worn out milling machine in my shop to cut grooves in wood rather than fight with a router table. But on the other hand I have a very difficult time in rough carpentry coming from such precision work. It drives me crazy trying to get everything perfect that could possibly stand being out a little. But metal measuring tools are great around the wood shop.

[@rosscopper3069]

Great video, thank you for the reviews on everything.

[@StumpyNubs]

Thanks, Ross!

[@timmytrollinger9822]

That was awesome.

[@thomastourville1674]

Thanks again!

[@samuelroberts334]

Thanks for sharing

[@StumpyNubs]

My pleasure, Samuel!

[@chadfrommancraftingtm5734]

Great job. This was some excellent info.

[@StumpyNubs]

Thanks Chad

[@gunterannee7844]

Just for Information. The makita 0700 have the plungebase and the tiltbase and to more

[@anthonylau3065]

Definitely some tools to consider. That 1-2-3 blocks is interesting. The Ridge Carbide is on my wish list. I may have missed it but I'm wondering if the Bosch edge guide would also fit/work with the Dewalt router.

[@robertwilson7143]

I am going to have to get that plunge base and deluxe edge guide

[@warpedgeoid]

Gauge block sets are great, too. Expensive, but worth it!

[@donalso]

I have a Makita which has the angle base, offset base for trimming close to a corner and a plunge base. I really like it!

[@donalso]

I recently bought the Makita palm router with the multi base housings. I love that thing. Plus Makita has great service presence in Vancouver

[@StumpyNubs]

I wasn't aware that Makita had a tilt base until someone pointed it out last night: amzn.to/2qecNAU

[@carlbowden4712]

I love my Colt!!

[@carlbowden4712]

Your link to the plunge base is wrong. It takes you to the router by itself, just FYI.

[@donfinch862]

Nice, good info.

[@tooljunkie555]

unless I misunderstood you did you say that the bosch edge guide fits the DeWalt router set up too..i have that fixed/plunge set and have been in desperate need of an edge guide for some time and I also love Palm routers if three of them .love them

[@StumpyNubs]

Not sure. But in the video I do say what the measurements between the rods are, so you can check. Also, more info may be in the Amazon reviews. Use link below video.

[@tooljunkie555]

Stumpy Nubs oh yeah you did say that..lol short-term memory I hate it LOL didn't check all of the links but I did check into the edge guide it's pretty nice for only 37 bucks I was expecting it to be like 50 or 60 LOL thanks for the insight and the reviews I like those blocks I myself used to Brass ones all the time I use them for everything.gonna have to get the these 123 blocks for sure too 🍻

[@mm-nyc]

I run Ridge Carbide blades on my table saws and compound miter. They are the best blades you can buy. They are expensive, but do go on sale from time to time. There is no comparison to Amana and when someone brings up Freud, I laugh. Before Ridge I used Forrest blades.

[@TimRoyalPastortim]

Thumbs up! Great review!

[@miketerry4309]

I'm totally blind and am looking for a first router. I considering a trim/palm router or D-Handled router. Any thoughts on which would be safer? Want to make edge profiles, rabbits and dados. Fantastic roundup. Just purchased the 160mm ridge blade for my track saw.

[@StumpyNubs]

I would buy a D-handle router. They have a power switch right in the hand-grip, making them safer for a blind person to quickly turn the router off without trying to locate the switch somewhere on the router's body. You can also unplug the wire on the D-handle to cut power while changing bits, which will be easier for you than locating the plug in the wall. And the easier things like that are, the more likely you are to unplug it, and therefore keep your fingers. Here's a link to a good quality D-handle router on Amazon: amzn.to/2qWSkE1

[@khfsryjbcsghhvcdsfgh]

Hey love your videos just a thought about that ridge carbide blade I've had mine for about a year and have set my Sawstop off on it twice no teeth broke and I'm still using it although it is time for sharpening after a year of heavy use

[@StumpyNubs]

If you do it again, you should send the blade in to Ridge Carbide for sharpening and inspecting, just in case a tooth is damaged by the Sawstop brake. Those can be hard on even the best blades.

[@kurtsteuber2595]

Htown Htown I'm

[@louisshambarger2230]

Stumpy Nubs I had a Ridge saw blade destroyed when the cartridge on my Saw Stop fired. My hand wasn’t near the blade, I touched it with a piece of metal on an angle jig. Wasn’t Saw Stops fault. I called Saw stop and told them what happened to order a new cartridge. They replaced my blade for free with one of their blades even though it wasn’t their fault. Supper nice company! The Ridge blade is the best I have ever had.

[@gordroberts53]

How've I missed your channel for so long? Like, share and sub for you today. Thanks for sharing

[@akbychoice]

Makita also makes a tilt base for their Palm Router.

[@joostbackaertloogo]

Makita has a small router with al those extras in one box 😊

[@AndrewMcQuillen]

joost I was just about to mention this

[@martinoamello3017]

joost backaert One exception is they don't have available the edge guide at least that I've been able to find. I'm wondering if the Bosch edge guide will fit the Makita compact plunge base.. Right now I'm using the rods from my old HF router and a shop made edge guide which works, but not as spiffy as it could be.

[@thevdent]

Yes, I have the Makita as well, mine came in a proper case including edge guide.

[@guynonesuch8485]

8:18 The tilting base was the tipping point. I see what you did there.

[@tomsardo6984]

What brand of router bit is that yellow one in the colt?

[@ToddCarpenterToddPCWV]

I own a Makita set that has a tilt base. You can buy them separately through box stores like Home Depot.

[@toysoldier46552]

Yep, one day I will be able to afford something besides the Irwin Marathon blades, so cut a bit long and expect to do a bit of hand tool work to clean up those cuts in my case.

[@truckdrivinmilanr]

I really like the flexibility of the Bosch router. My decades old Craftsman is 99% of the time in my router table. Have you had an opportunity to try or review the bigger Bosch Colt 1.25 HP (Max) Variable-Speed Palm Router GKF125CEN ? It was nice meeting you Saturday at the Woodworking Show in Novi

[@timgoffard]

Did you ever do the "future video" about the tilt base?

[@mrabimohammad9280]

well Bosch colt is not the only one with tilt base Makita trim router comes with it too ... and as a wood worker I like Bosch but not the routers that made by Bosch... I tried most of these routers there but the Makita and I found out that the best routers as quality and easy control and the plunge m is porter cable and dewalt ... but when it comes to the Bosch compact router it's feels very nice in ur hand with the fixed base it's small and easy to handle and also has lots of power ....but the adjustments are a pain ... and I wouldn't recommend it for any one .... the best that I fount is either the dewalt compact or the porter cable 450pk .....

[@edisonpiwoodworks2748]

Wanted to put it out there, the TS2000 is on sale from Woodpecker's this week for $80!

[@headknocker8999]

$109.95 now.. $30 bucks more.. I'll have to pass & buy a Frued for $40 @ HD for a 60 tooth 10"er

[@CharlesReiche]

NJ makes the best blades.

[@StumpyNubs]

Try Ridge Carbide. You'll see what I mean.

[@zzgarden]

The Ridge and Forrest shops are less than a mile and a half apart in northern NJ.

[@johnrobinson4445]

Would like to see how Makita's small router stacks up.

[@willardconklin9859]

The makita has an angle base as well and is awesome

[@philipshremshock3685]

You may like the colt ,however it can't stand up to the demands of a production shop ,I've personally burned up several of these routers , my go to router is the old fashion porter cable 1 1/2 hp model 691 , palm routers are only in my opinion good for doing veneer or laminate work or very light work , otherwise a palm router is a waste of money

[@StumpyNubs]

I didn't say it was for every job.

[@philipshremshock3685]

@@StumpyNubs This is true ,don't get me wrong , I love all models and makes of power tools , I have an older model trim router kit from porter cable ,but have a Makita trim as well and my good old bouch jig saw is the best ,I do like your show ...lol.the hardass old shop foreman Phil, and actually require my guys to watch your table saw video's,you're spot on

[@philipshremshock3685]

and I like some of your ideas like the X--Y drill press table great idea

[@toadjam12000]

My Porter Cable trim router kit has a tilt base.

[@AndrewArndts]

so for a damn good Economical Saw Blade Amana for over the top Forrest and for in between the Ridge.. gotcha

[@StumpyNubs]

Like I said in the video, I would say that Forrest and Ridge Carbide are equal in results and quality. But not equal in price.

[@amargnwalkr]

Great video. I already use or have considered everything you mentioned- sweet, sweet validation. I may have commented this on the comparison video (RIP braincells), but Amana, IMO, makes the best bang-for-your-buck saw blades out there. For a little more than the price of a Diablo you get 2-3x the cut quality and durability.

[@alanfrith6999]

Whats the chance of obtaining a jacket like the one you are wearing. It's just what I am looking for.

[@ericbroder8411]

Great video, as usual. Where did you get the lucite base for your palm router?

[@abcleft1]

The Makita RT0700CX2 has all of the attachments you mentioned, including a bevel bas.

[@younellahe3964]

abcleft1 ii

[@immathug]

What are your thoughts on Infinity blades?

[@danielmacias13]

It says in the product description of the 1-2-3 w/ holes that they are just as presice as the micro gauge's 1-2-3 block (Squareness of all sides is within .0002 per inch.) They are they same, no?

[@StumpyNubs]

Yes, they SHOULD be the same. I find the cheap ones can be a little off at times. But that's true about any cheap tool.

[@toadjam12000]

My Porter Cable kit has a tilting base.

[@hernancoronel]

Hi, the sjöbergs link is not working correctly. Thanks for the video!

[@BeWoLeKs]

My Makita palm router has these accessories as well, including the tilting base.

[@garrypalmer5014]

hi nubs, just to let you know makita do plan router and a multi angle base

[@drawvenmusket]

I would add a set of 2 4 6 blocks too the company SHARS Tools has a great set even the cheapest set will have would be good enough for any one other than Matthis Wandel

[@StumpyNubs]

Did Matthias do a video about them?

[@drawvenmusket]

I don't believe so I just used him as someone who is very serious about precision wood working

[@dzhaughn]

He would want metric. Hmm, here's an affordable metric version with tolerances to .0001” /INCH. Hmmm.

[@trumpetguy7113]

I can't find the solid 123 block with the attachable gauge, ....

[@bret_Lambky]

Another good tool or tools to have is a set of adjustable parallel bars! If you have critical precision settings to make on a router or fence on a saw these are Versatel and repeatable!

[@jaxplane]

is the ridge blade flat topped? it appears tp be bit does not mention the tooth type.

[@khfsryjbcsghhvcdsfgh]

jaxplane it's flat tooth have mine for about a year set my Sawstop off on it twice and it's still going strong

[@leocrossfield]

Makita have a tilting base on their palm router.

[@jimquinty5378]

You forgot the makita router witch has the tilt base and the off set also and in all the professionals I work with including myself simply blows the bosh and the rest of them out of the water,,,,check it out

[@StumpyNubs]

Not sure Makita "blows away" Bosch, but everyone has their favorites. I was unaware of their tilt base, though. Found in on Amazon amzn.to/2qecNAU

[@danceanddreams1]

Sawblade AKE premium or AKE blueline!

[@alangarner8588]

Okay, I'm blind or something -- can't find link to info on the 1-2-3 blocks. Please help!

[@StumpyNubs]

Generic 1-2-3 block 2pc set: amzn.to/2qeq7VL 123 Micro Gage Set: amzn.to/2reSSFV Brass setup bars: amzn.to/2rOgU7X

[@scottbrasuell325]

Makita 700. Did you look at this one?? Thanks for sharing, you rock!

[@billdelashmit8582]

can you post a link to the dial gage for the 123 blocks

[@StumpyNubs]

It's in the notes below the video.

[@videoscrapheap]

Unfortunately the 1-2-3 Micro Gauge doesn't appear to be available. :-(

[@StumpyNubs]

We sold them out on Amazon! You can still get them on the manufacturer's website here: mastergage.com/display_product.asp?id=24

[@edadpops1709]

Where does stumpy nubs buy his vests?

[@StumpyNubs]

Eddie Bauer

[@freddietackett7039]

great

[@oakleyjack7600]

Good stuff James, I use my 123 blocks all the time. I try to stay away from tools you strap on, maybe it would help but if I see teeth I'd have to run.!

[@StumpyNubs]

Thanks, Mr. Turtle!

[@eugenevachon2702]

Hi my name is Eugene i found your site no youtube, i like it but your name is it James or Jim Halmeton !!! i'm just come fused !!!

[@JerInCrik]

Stumpy - love your channel. I do think your criticism of the plunge lever on the Bosch to be a little trite. While my Porter Cable "kinda" wants to stay plunged with the lever pulled to the left, I surely wouldn't trust a cut until I lock it in place by pushing it to the right after plunging. I find the Colt also locks by pushing the lever to the right. No learning curve for me. My two cents...

[@JerInCrik]

Stumpy, think your criticism of the Bosch plunge lever is trite. My Porter Cable "kinda" wants to stay plunged when I pull it's lever to the left, but I sure wouldn't trust a cut until I lock the lever to the right as stated in the their instructions. I find the Bosch Colt to lock to the right in the same manner. Lover your channel, thanks!