Amazing Woodworking Tools That Are On Another Level | Compilation

[@731Woodworks]

Tools in this video listed below. Marked by timestamps. Some product links are Amazon and other affiliate links, meaning if make a qualifying purchase, I will receive a small commission but it costs you nothing extra. As an Amazon Influencer, I earn from qualifying purchases. This helps support my channel so I can continue to make content like this. Build a woodworking business without expensive tools or a big budget. Learn more about my coaching program - sawduststartups.com Tools Starting at 0:09 DFM Small Square amzn.to/3Trch31 Thin Rip Jig amzn.to/3tiML5i DFM Height Gauge amzn.to/48e1OMZ Spring Clamps lddy.no/1isxr 
Assembly Squares amzn.to/4aqolaP Tools in Video Starting at 12:05 Kreg Set Up Blocks amzn.to/470eyFd Framing Square Fence lddy.no/1isxt Woodpeckers Edge Rules amzn.to/3H4oCCV Electric Foot Switch amzn.to/47YiW9f Sanding Flap Wheels 
DowelMax amzn.to/3TrPsfr Tools Starting at 25:35 Dowel Jig X amzn.to/3tjlKP0 Flush Trim Saw amzn.to/480QaEO Dovetail Saw amzn.to/3tpmOAU Rockler Router Set Tool amzn.to/3Ro5XGS Organizer Trays amzn.to/3Tncp3t Fast Cap Old Standby amzn.to/470hwtx Tools Starting at 34:01 Kreg Radius Jig amzn.to/4852qEA Whiteside 4-Bit Set amzn.to/4aAKV0z Rikon Detail Sander acmetools.pxf.io/5gDX6D Milwaukee Detail Sander thetoolnut.sjv.io/JzvgGN TrigJig Tools trigjig.us JackClamp www.jackclamp.com Tools Starting at 48:00 Ridgid Track Saw homedepot.sjv.io/EKg5mn Milwaukee Track Saw thetoolnut.sjv.io/x9eDyy Festool Track Saw amzn.to/3RGGcCO Kreg Track Saw amzn.to/3RJCx7m TSO Guide Rail Square bit.ly/tsoguiderailsquare 3M Dust Extractor lddy.no/1isxv Festool Dust Extractor amzn.to/3Ts1lSO DeWALT Jobsite Table Saw amzn.to/48nGeFn Skil Table Saw thetoolnut.sjv.io/VmZZEj SawStop PCS amzn.to/4ajnN6l Narex Chisels amzn.to/4ajo8pD Wahuda Jointer amzn.to/470i7v5 Tools in video form 57:41 through iGaging Set Up Blocks lddy.no/1isxw McFarland 90 Degree Sander Attachment - bit.ly/3uVhiGE iGaging Bench Squares lddy.no/1isxx Router Base Plate www.awin1.com/cread.php? TSO Guide Rail Square bit.ly/tsoguiderailsquare Tools Starting at 1:06:52 Hoffman Joinery System bit.ly/41GwELL Rip-It Fence rip-itfence.com Crown Molding Jig outlawtoolco.com Invis Mx2 bit.ly/3uWDZdw Invis Mx2 (Amazon) amzn.to/3On4Eq6 RZ Mask M3 tidd.ly/3qgQdff Tools Starting at 1:17:48 Kreg Track Saw amzn.to/3tlENIC Shop Nation Battery Holders Automated Electric Switch amzn.to/3v0XHoF Paolini Pocket Rule amzn.to/3RKh9if Sander Interface Pad amzn.to/41nhKcQ Tools Starting at 1:27:23 Bench Cookies amzn.to/3RsTiCe Kreg Set up Blocks amzn.to/4af51wW Kreg Router Template amzn.to/48m5ETx Aluminum Radius Template amzn.to/475mOUu Router Bit VIse amzn.to/48j1Typ Brass Set Up Blocks lddy.no/1isxy Rockler Router Gauge amzn.to/3NvHYo1 Tools Starting at 1:33:41 Powertech Set Up Gauge amzn.to/4aqtFuP Jewlers Loupe amzn.to/41ni4Z6 Kreg Crosscut Jig amzn.to/3GLY0Xa Montana 2-in-1 Driver amzn.to/3GL7i5u Tools Starting at 1:40:06 Milescraft Track Guide amzn.to/3TvgouL Tools Starting at 1:47:57 Bow XT Extender Fence System lddy.no/1isxz Tools Starting at 1:58:28 Woodpeckers Paolini Pocket Rule Set amzn.to/43xHgw7 Fake Pocket Rule Set amzn.to/3IIZgLL Woodpeckers T-Square amzn.to/42br56g Fake T-Square amzn.to/3qi0mYw Woodpeckers Saddle T Square amzn.to/3C02CXe Fake Saddle T-Square amzn.to/3qdIBd4 Woodpeckers Tiny Square amzn.to/3MZxAVr Fake Tiny Square amzn.to/3BZIYug Fake Tiny Square Option 2 amzn.to/3IMkl8k Woodpeckers (Delve Square) amzn.to/3otIPfI Fake Small Carpenter Square amzn.to/437gfj6 DFM Small Carpenter Square amzn.to/3MZ0SDH Pencil I Use amzn.to/3OFaeFV Tools Starting at 2:13:58 DeWALT Drill Bit Set amzn.to/3tm3nW7 Spring Loaded Center Punch amzn.to/3A7yU1M Brad Point Bit Set amzn.to/3UTEugp Fisch Forster Bit Set (top of the line) amzn.to/3DZ7yfC Irwin Forstner Bit Set (budget pick) amzn.to/3EqnHw0 Wood Owl Overdrive Bit Set (TayTools) lddy.no/1dld5 Overdrive Bit Set (Amazon) amzn.to/3hEZoBC Self-Centering Bit Set amzn.to/3NWvYuI Irwin Counter Sink Bits amzn.to/3X7X6ez Wood Owl Countersink Set amzn.to/3G911kZ Counter Sink Bit with Depth Stop amzn.to/3toCrF7 Milwaukee Hole Saw Kit (Amazon) amzn.to/3hzG4p8 Milwaukee Hole Saw Kit (Home Depot) homedepot.sjv.io/kjmWkx Spade Bit Set - amzn.to/3EqoixJ Tools Starting at 2:24:40 SawSet Pro amzn.to/47YY5Tc Bessey GearKlamp amzn.to/41t5l7w Massca T-Track Clamp amzn.to/3tlMuhY Condiment Glue Bottles amzn.to/3tbhMIp 3M Xtract lddy.no/1isyl Sandpaper Storage Box - amzn.to/3Hzs9Jw Tools Starting at 2:36:17 Banded Spring Clamp amzn.to/3v16vLf Track Racks amzn.to/3Rnxmc0 Benchmark Double Square lddy.no/1isym Incra Ruler amzn.to/3Rxweme Jorgensen F Clamps amzn.to/3v3x6Y7 Tools Starting at 2:46:56 Kreg Project Blocks amzn.to/3RNpBO0 Carter Fast Set Up Blocks amzn.to/4725WxS Woodpeckers Squares bit.ly/41n7phf Incra V27 amzn.to/3GIDq9W Microjig Smart Pushblocks amzn.to/3tlNfHL Tools Starting at 3:01:35 Izzy Infeed no longer made DFM Small Carpenter Square amzn.to/3v38sa5 Microjig FitFinder amzn.to/3H4AVPD Handscrew Clamp amzn.to/3GIFkaq Precision Straight Edge lddy.no/1isyr Tools Starting at 3:10:16 Incra Tiny T amzn.to/4akj8RM Shapeoko 4 CNC collabs.shop/ovn4dq Shapeoko 5 (newer version) collabs.shop/xd9ye9 Pica Pencil amzn.to/3RsIRPr Woodpeckers Saddle T amzn.to/48grdFe Microjig GR-RIPPER amzn.to/3uXnC0h Irwin Forstner Bit Set amzn.to/3Tl0NxU Tools Starting at 3:21:52 Bridge City UG 1 bit.ly/41pqMpO WoodOwl Bits lddy.no/1isyt Woodpeckers Delve Square thetoolnut.sjv.io/GmkXKr Radius Jigs amzn.to/3RJvtaI Suizan Folding Saw amzn.to/48o7a81

[@VikingRul3s]

Those tape-measures, now i don't know if it's the same in USA, but in EU we have 3 classes. Class 1 is for professional use, max allowed divination from true, on 5m (16,4 feet) is 0,6mm (0,023 inch), tho they'll often cost 5-8x as much as the cheap 5€ ones

[@rahulmaron]

Thanks dude. Love watching this.

[@arthurbowes5310]

1500, always thought it was for holding files to get square edge on card scrapers ???

[@arthurbowes5310]

16.25 had a raeburn edge square for over 40 odd years now , used it all the time

[@arthurbowes5310]

Deadman foot switches are all around my workshop on 90% of my tools and machines for the past 30 odd years too

[@MarkWatson-xi1ry]

I love working with good tools. Bad ones just make the job frustrating. Thanks Matt for your Outlaw's Most Wanted List!

[@Timber2Toothpicks]

I wanted to comment on how totally pro your tool reviews are. You dont bash tools you dont quite like. You show respect when respect is due. I enjoy that in your reviews. Well Done!

[@731Woodworks]

I appreciate that!

[@afpitbull60]

Awesome compilation. It took me several sessions to watch start to finish. I now have a huge wish-list! Merry Christmas to you and your family!

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you Wayne! Merry Christmas!

[@CampfireWoodworksRVA]

Your time stamp method is perfect. I like that there’s two ways. The comments or the link in description (preferred for me). I literally just pause the video at a tool I like. Click the link in your description and it’s super easy to find. I recommend you keep this in time-stamp order as it is now. Anything else would make it difficult

[@rauljr9869]

Thank you going in depth detail for each one of the wonderful tools, Merry Christmas to you and your family!

[@731Woodworks]

Merry Christmas!

[@hunterstark9556]

Man, loved the video. From one southerner to another! Subscribed 😎

[@g.fortin3228]

Great stuff. And thank you for showing the various ways to use ..some tips there that are of high value for time saving and accuracy.

[@bobbybazemore1380]

Absolutely awesome and informative video and I love your T- shirt messages!

[@heinrichstoltz1356]

More than 3hrs of great learning. Thanks.

[@Joey.Darkwoods-Studio]

Man.... this is a great video that will make my "wish list" on a lot of things! Thanks for all the great tips and info Matt!

[@barriecroombs5632]

I have just started out on my woodworking experience and love your videos on safety and tips that help. As I live in the UK I just wish we could get the same quality and cheapness of the tools you get in the USA.

[@babble244]

So impressed by your workshop, I dream to be there one day.

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you. You can certainly do it! As they say, "Rome wasn't built in a day." Same thing with building up a shop. Just do it a little at a time!

[@tumbleweed1976]

Excellent best of super cut video! Thank you.

[@piratedragon703]

man I put this video on and Just started cleaning around the shop and house, and listened to it for soooo long. Really great video and very clear speaking and great overall. Love the link with all the tools and time stamps. Saved for listening to in the future. Great video Subscribed look forward to listening and watching more of your content. You are Appreciated.

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks!

[@gijoyjoy]

This was a beast to watch, but I got some cool ideas of products I’d like to get to make my work easier. Thanks!

[@tannera3963]

Congrats on well-exceeding your goal of 500k! At the time of this writing, you're at 634k!

[@truegodofthunder]

This has to be the 'gold standard' of useful woodworking tools. Most of the tools are very affordable, you provide great detail, 'how to use' info, and the tool presentations are swift but not so fast that I have to replay sections over and over. Great job.

[@owen8417]

Thank you so much for compiling all these videos together!!! Super useful video

[@731Woodworks]

Glad you like them!

[@DonCarlione973]

Thanks for explaining that with the mini square. I know a lot of people don't know about the kerf to a blade and Don't account for it while cutting. This is a very informational video. I appreciate the hard work you put into it. C'mon, what's better than learning something new, right?! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@TreasureByMeasure]

Thank you for the great content! You just filled out my Christmas list lol

[@GreenHouseVPT]

I really like this video, it's very interesting to watch.

[@billyblackie9417]

I use those spring clamp as I have different sizes in pairs but you gave me more great ideas for their uses I never even thought of like using them to hold two pieces of wood while marking and ideal for clamping round wood. Great job on your video

[@billyblackie9417]

Your videos are well worth watching and very informative it is an awful pity some of the very convenient tools you show can't be found in my country. I'm on Disability and only a home hobbyist in my 60s. There is another idea for the spring clamps, people of all ages could use them for hand exercises especially elderly. I find them great as I'm fighting arthritis and trying to do various hobbies before arthritis gets hold and these spring clamps are a great accent to helping. Thanks a million

[@thebl4ckd0g]

I just got the Milescraft track saw guide, and I'm loving it so far. Took a little finagling to get my 5.5" Ryobi Circular Saw attached to the sled that goes on the track - and gotta be careful and specific when putting in extended batteries for the Ryobi saw as well - that aside, it was a great investment so far!

[@WoodworkingTop535]

I learned a lot from your videos, thank you for sharing

[@anthonyfortier8765]

For anyone looking at using the spring clamps, quick tip: they can be a pain to grip 2 smaller pieces without them shifting in or out as the pressure settles. Turn them sideways or more parallel to the workpiece and they're way easier to keep straight.

[@garyolsen3409]

I was in Home Depot a while back and I decided I would see how accurate some of their cheap squares were. So I grabbed 2 aluminum speed squares and put the flanged sides down and put them against each other, no daylight. I did the same with a few others, same result. I grabbed some different kind of squares and the same result. These were around $8.00. I'm sure Peckers equivalent would be ten times that. I would rather save the $65 and take my wife to dinner.

[@areuaware6842]

Woodpeckers is a cult.

[@berniejanssen2863]

You can bring a framing square back into square by tapping the corner with a ballpein hammer.if it's toed inwards, tap the inside corner slowly and check on every hit. You will stretch the metal and move the blade outward. If you're too aggressive, you may have to file the blade flat if you hit it too close to the edge. Worked in a fab shop and my boss was too cheap to buy us new ones. So we had to improvise. Tap the outside of the corner if it's out the opposite way.

[@josephmurray3583]

You probably don't want to drop your square if you have to use it again. So now you can always remember that your cheap Boss helped you teach all of us viewers who have out of squared Square s get them back into square... Makes me sound like a square. Just sayin Thanks, the tip to fix a needed tool if on the job site I have a ( quick fix )

[@benjaminevans6714]

With me not being real tech savvy, this seems like a pretty easy way to find everything you would be interested in. Now to find time to watch the whole video 😮

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks!

[@grbggaming6885]

For what I do, I'm going with the Stankey FatMax mini 10 times out of 10. Most woodworkers don't need to measure more than 6 feet. If you're measuring a room or space, sure, but for straight up building things like furniture and other small pieces, it's perfect. Cheap too

[@LYTOMIZE_Woodshop]

Description/navigation links are great. Well done... this one too will hopefully exceed expectations!

[@731Woodworks]

Fingers crossed!

[@sonnygouge894]

Honestly, works great for me. Ill make sure to play these longer videos during shop days so they play all the way through for ya

[@achmedthebold4357]

for sure I love your vids 😋 I learn a LOT as a beginner! Thanksssssssssssssssss !!!😇

[@valeriemckay7064]

Love your t-shirt, I have the sweatshirt. I got much more from this video, LOL. You are very thorough and being new I appreciate that so much.

[@t5782-j4o]

I learn so much watching your videos!

[@731Woodworks]

I'm so glad!

[@slavikcher95]

i want to get into woodworking as a hobby. these kinds of videos are just what i need

[@joelkinstle381]

Just for reference: 3 sides - triangle 4 sides - square 5 sides - pentagon 6 sides - hexagon 7 sides - heptagon 8 sides - octagon 9 sides - nonagon 10 sides - decagon

[@andylong6589]

100% love my little DFM squares and card scrapers. dude does a great job.

[@fatherfoxstrongpaw8968]

i've been doing angled dowels more than 20 years. mainly on wooden tool boxes. drill a block of wood the size you need, glue in a metal sleeve for repeatability. been doing fastener-less woodwork for years. angled dowels are best for multilayered bench tops and anvil stands you get the expansion and contraction you need without splitting. (unless your leaving it out in the rain or dumping it in a pool, duh!) always good to let wood move and tighten in on itself. hint for stacked 2x4 tops. do an alternating X pattern (corner to corner, cross in the middle) and v (middle to corner) in both the x AND y axis to mitigate stretching AND bowing. definitely helps reduce twist when you do alternate bows and make them fight against (straighten) each other by keeping both boards in opposing tension. (face to face, not edge to edge). flatten the top with the longest plane you can get your hands on at 120deg angles (or parallel and 2 45's) and your top is square, flat and level. done. lastly, NEVER use harder dowels than your base wood. you'll crack the glue or round out (loosen) your holes for glueless. mallet fixes that. (mostly). Tightbond ultimate for the win. best for thermal and humidity expansion/contraction. edit: almost forgot, end grain sealer to prevent checking. end grains are mini straws, your cracks begin here!

[@jimweisgram9185]

FYI, a Jim Tolpin book on measuring suggested putting 2 adhesive measuring tapes on both sides of a piece of aluminum angle iron. Make them any length you want.

[@hu5116]

I LOVED this video! This is what us new woodworkers need! Sage unbiased overviews of great tools so we know what to get, why, and how to use it. I VEHEMENTLY disagree with Spills51 on his comment about “pushing tools”. WE NEED TOOLS! And tools are seldom covered in such depth, with such expertise, and so concisely and quickly: yes, it’s a fire hose, but I don’t want a whole video on just one tool: life is too short. You could make a whole separate channel on just covering tools. And perhaps this an idea we can take away from Spills51’s comment. He obviously has all the tools he needs, so bravo for him. In deference to his comment, perhaps we do need a separate channel on projects and techniques. I don’t disagree with that in principle. SO, if we want to keep just one channel (often needed for critical mass), the maybe have three different video “shows” one for each gender. So there can be the “Tool Review Show”, the “Tool Techniques Show”, and then the “Projects Show”, each with its own focus. This may be the closest to satisfying everyone. But for example with projects, I’m probably not going to watch many projects videos unless it’s for something that I want or am planning to build. But I’ll watch tools and techniques all day long. Other might revers this. Let each to their own.

[@alandw13]

This will take multiple viewing sessions, but thx for the compilation!

[@benridlehoover]

I enjoy your channel very much. I would like to see you review Grizzly products. I have been woodworking for over 50 years and have used their products for most of that time. I know that most serious woodworkers use Grizzly products. They are located in Springfield MO, so you could visit their shop fairly easily. Their customer support is the best in the industry.

[@lisat9707]

Metal ruler with the plastic stop. Makes perfect sense. You do not want metal on metal wearing away anything you want to keep accurate.

[@matthewperlman3356]

I was thinking the same thing. you would eventually loose the anodized markings if the stop was metal.

[@garymiller5937]

Thanks 👍 Matt! 😊😊❤❤

[@glennirwin4710]

The best tool video I have seen.

[@WestMichiganJigCo]

The plastic stop block is probably the best idea. If it was mad from aluminum it would scratch up the ruler

[@731Woodworks]

I originally thought that too, but their Paolini Pocket Rules have aluminum slides.

[@WestMichiganJigCo]

@@731Woodworks well dang lol then yes I agree lol

[@ERLong-ww7yn]

That small square would depend 100% on the table saw throat insert being perfectly level

[@TheSkitd]

I have a made in USA Stanley carpenters square. I have had this square for over 20 years. I have cut plywood pieces that when checked with this square were perfectly square on all four corners. If I bought a $300 square would it do anything to make these pieces more square than what they actually are?

[@AcrylicMemories]

it looks as if you didn't push as hard on the OWL bit as you did on the others Love your channel GOD Bless Rick

[@ahdam82]

On the woodpecker rule, the reason the stop block is not aluminum, or any type of metal is that it would mark up the ruler! 😀 PS stop makin me wanna buy more stuff lol!

[@731Woodworks]

lol I though the same thing on the rulers but the Paolini Pocket rule has an aluminum slide.

[@JamesSClapperton]

I love Fastcap products, but I’ve had 3 of their tapes and they’ve all gotten stuck and not rewound. Total bummer. Love the imperial metric ones.

[@robmuehlhausen85]

Brother, I have followed you for years and been a huge fan. Shoot, I even tagged you in one of my builds 2 years ago, it was the entertainment center and you gave me a shout on IG. But I gotta ask…. Can you build more? Everyone is doing tool reviews, I get it. But can you get back to what you used to do? Shoot that’s why most of us OG’s are here in the first place. You prob won’t see this but I feel like this channel has gotten off track and it’s sole purpose is to ride the trending bandwagon for views and views = money. But doesn’t = quality. All love bro. Merry Christmas to you and yours.

[@jdurrant421]

I totally agree. I love tool reviews as well as anyone but I prefer watching Matt building products and the best way to build someone. No offense but started following also for the building purposes. Lately it's all tool reviews.

[@robmuehlhausen85]

@@jdurrant421 yeah man I mean no disrespect to Matt. He has great videos but….let’s build something you know? Maybe dabble in the modern furniture market or at least continue making great farmhouse style stuff. SOMETHING.

[@adultonsetwoodworking]

keep a lookout for my soon to be born channel, adult_onset_woodworking, to fill all your build focused desires as well as DIY & Homesteading tips & tricks and lots of home-shop build out/upgrade content. Matt's tool based videos are way too valuable to all of out here in woodworker land at this point, I can't tell you how lich time and $$$ he's saved me over the past couple years, Thanks Matt, @731Woodworking 🤘👍💪

[@WilliamBjorgaard]

Really enjoying your feed. I’m getting ready to retire next January and am buying toys for my workshop once I move and get one. I’ve made your website a favorite and will definitely be ordering plans to start woodworking. I’m very much a newbie and will using a lot of pine and watching your videos to learn. Thanks again. Bill

[@ronswoodshack]

Lots of great tools Mighty Matt!

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks 👍

[@benbierly]

I prefer the metal spring clamps because they have a lower profile and power tools tend to get by them easier.

[@difusekitty3]

great video , God Bless.

[@baronamru5893]

Thank you, I am informed and entertained. Next time I go to Walmart, I'll be checking if their shelves are squares.

[@charliemckay6402]

An engineering rule of thumb for accuracy is that every decimal point of accuracy multiplies the cost of production by a factor of 10.

[@SB-vt9tz]

I’m seeing 100 uses for these. Under kitchen cabinets, closets, motion lights for night time.

[@theageoftheawakening4806]

Tape measures are more for construction where you can be a 16th to an 8th off and it's no big deal. I always used rulers for shop work. If I'm measuring more than a yard stick,I'll use a tape. But if all your measurements are under 30 inches,use a ruler. It's less clunky and more accurate. If you are doing shop work have a few rulers or different lengths.

[@mediocremechanic3647]

The edge guide is nice and all, but I always have my brass stair guages and use those the same way. Plus, I can use them as a rip guage on my circular saw. One tool, multiple functions.

[@JWimpy]

Several tools that I really need. This is going to be expensive. I always love the T-shirts you wear. Speak the Truth.

[@JackieJackson-l3t]

Love your tee shirt… not many people would wear something like that anymore… they don’t realize how blessed they are… Please don’t stop wearing them.. Gods blessings to you brother..

[@iguesi]

If you take the blade out of your Swanson square, you can use the base at the table saw or bandsaw to square it up. No additional expense. 😀

[@shoekurt]

I didn't catch why you shortened the wedge end? Have you tried a perpendicular cut rather than cutting parallel only? May be able to minimize the number of chainsaw cuts??

[@tirrelogston9984]

Love your shirts. They keep me on your channel.

[@731Woodworks]

Glad you like them!

[@charliemckay6402]

If you want to compare accuracy compare the product to Starrett and for longevity the the material and quality of coating applied to aluminum. Flatness can be compared on a surface table

[@Itsreallymarcus]

Thank god for links and time stamps because no wayyyy could I watch 3 hours of tools haha

[@Justintricate]

I have nothing to add to the comments, just here to pump the algorithm. Thanks for all the good content this year, Matt! 😎

[@731Woodworks]

I appreciate that!

[@Box-guy]

Foot switch is great. I use it for my vac on my battery miter saw

[@DerSechsFuHahn]

Your 2 in 1 countersink bit has the Allen key in the shaft of the tool itself

[@joebeaton1101]

Great Job / Good Intel!!

[@reyesDodgers]

Great video again, love them. I was wondering what bench you had the dewalt table saw. I am considering get that table saw and I want to know what bench that was so I can purchase that as well. Thank you an advance fir the information.

[@FunDumb]

I want them all!

[@vmoutsop]

I love you man but no way I'm watching for 3+ hours. Merry Christmas to all.

[@731Woodworks]

your loss 🤣 no worries, I completely understand! It's a looong one!

[@vmoutsop]

@@731Woodworks 🤪

[@1Dataware123]

Watch out for the remote power switch from harbor freight. #4 in your second list I think.There are two types. One is momentary contact. The other is not! One you click it on and it stays on until you click it again. I wanted / needed a dead man switch for lathe work so the tool stops the moment I remove my foot.😊Great job with the video😊

[@JoshBare-hj2xd]

DFM TOOLS ARE AWESOME

[@edwilliams4793]

Non customized FastCap tapes actually use that side for a write on/wipe off clip board. Very handy, and you could also have your custom message around the outside still leaving most of the clipboard available…

[@HansZarkovPhD]

I love woodpeckers, why would i ever want to scare one? They are beautiful.

[@matthewperlman3356]

I use the foot switch for my dremmel tools; so much better workflow!

[@chrishorton2796]

@731Woodworks. Check out the Harbor Freight Forstner bits (I know, I know). Super smooth cuts, waaaayyyyy better than the Irwin set I have. I’ve had no tear out with the cheapest set they sell. They are now selling a carbide tipped Hercules set for $35 that I’m going to have to try out.

[@RYwoodview]

I still think that the CT1272 corded 7-1/4" track saw is the pick of the WEN litter.

[@eerokartiala5957]

Great job on the selection of tools. Would love to see the track saw video of the Kreg. I am looking in getting one. but the price of one seems a bit steep. looking at all the options. Have you seem the Accu-Cut? how is this? Eero

[@BroRiv]

Matt's FIVE favorite tools...all 200 of them :-) I've hired an affordable getaway driver...just waiting for the backordered mask to arrive LOL..I NEED all of these...for my safety.

[@mech0p]

that invis kit price is absurd for a bit, some magnets, and joiners. For that price it should come with at least 100. Also you should do some top 5 lists for 3d printed jigs, tools, levels and so on.

[@CanadaQKG]

Bought a Dewalt DWE4785 and found its top is not flat. Is it common for this model?

[@billyblackie9417]

Do you have any videos on using the scroll saw? I lost my brother recently and his wife got me to take all his things out of his shed which included a scroll saw but I never saw or used one so I don't know how to use it or anything about it and it is for home use hobbies. I did find blades for cutting metal only only two days ago but I'm dying to see it working and what I can use it for

[@thowe689]

You got me, that Taylor Toolworks took all my candy money.

[@heathobarr4785]

Will the TSO track saw square fit the WEN track saw? I’m not sure which guide it is most similar to.

[@Pauljenkins-gg2qg]

every time i use my forester bits i freshen the cutting edge with a fine cut fili...a few strokes at each cutting edge.i have cut hundreds of holes each and they still cut great.much like i pull a few strokes each tooth after each use of my chainsaws..just to freshen the cutting edge saq

[@happyhour5690]

Wow! I’m surprised that every Recommended tool wasn’t Festool

[@731Woodworks]

🙄

[@charliemckay6402]

If you are a sucker for setup blocks buy a set of gauge blocks from Starrett or round gauge blocks from an industrial dealer.

[@maddog8647]

Purple is always the answer.

[@cabman86]

I have that same drill press and I can't seem to get it square front to back. It's a great drill press other than that.

[@karirkedua5026]

good 👍👍

[@reviewsbysteve6117]

Awesome !

[@boonvang708]

Im curious why are there so many kinds of setup block for table saws and routers etc...can you just use a caliper?

[@AcrylicMemories]

Maaaaannnnnn..........I could listen to your all-day Your voice is mesmerizing and you're a great speaker Best regards, Rick

[@cabman86]

The miter slot on my Ryobi 8 1/4" table saw is only 5/8". It's a pain trying to find attachments that fit it.