I Found 4 Genius Woodworking Tools That Are On Another Level!

[@731Woodworks]

▼EXPAND FOR TOOL LINKS and INFO▼ Watch Next: I Found 5 Woodworking Tools You've Never Seen - kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZzQepx5qcZqqJo Tools In This Video: Plastic Morgan Square - amzn.to/3DXeY3e Aluminum Morgan Square - www.themorgansquare.com/shop Microjig Fit Finder - amzn.to/3DYOHl3 Microjig Lock Miter Bit - amzn.to/3QI5mBc Oneida Dust Collection - amzn.to/3QBh8gy Shark RS1000 Router Fence - www.nextwavecnc.com/rs1000-pro/ Shark Miter Accessory amzn.to/3OC8hsb 📲 Never miss another tool deal. Sign up for my Tool Deals SMS Alerts - NOTE: I text out tool deals so you don’t miss any! text DEALS to 1 [phone] Be sure to add DEALS to your text to me so you get added to the proper list. You can also click this link my.community.com/731woodworks Important to add the word DEALS to the text! (If you use one of these Amazon and other affiliate links, I may receive a commission) Some other useful links: Daily Tool Deals on my website: www.731woodworks.com/tool-deals Subscribe to our email Newsletter: mailchi.mp/7e44c16eefdc/731-woodworks-email-newsletter Check out our easy-to-follow woodworking plans: www.731woodworks.com/store Outlaw's Board Butter - So Good it Should be Outlawed: www.731woodworks.com/store/boardbutter

[@shanemelville]

Thanks Matt for this video The Shark router table blew my mind, some pretty cool stuff out there.

[@jameskirk3]

The lock miter bit seems to be the best product so far. Finding center on those is a pain in the butt, and usually requires several test cuts.

[@thenedanocap7673]

I know #3 is the best usefulness-wise, but I think #4 is the sickest. It's just so well designed that I don't even mind the price.

[@CrossCut_Custom_Builds]

Wow! That’s some impressive innovation, I can see that router table really speeding up drawer construction!

[@steveschultz300]

I have that Microjig Fit finder.....the coolest tool that you never knew you needed!!! Can't say enough about it. It works intuitively and without a major learning curve.

[@samba2782]

HongDui has made one beutiful in aluminium thats fairly priced too.

[@bigredracingdog466]

@@samba2782 Not available in the US due to patent laws.

[@scottboettcher1344]

That MicroJig pair is killer!

[@WideCutSawmill]

That router fence needs to be on my table saw! Very nice!

[@FixItFrench]

Love micro jig! I’d like to play with sharks router fence. It’s an awesome machine, but I don’t know how often I would actually use all that stuff. I feel like I would only use a few of the settings. Still pretty cool.

[@WideCutSawmill]

I agree. If that fence was on my table saw though….game changer. And honestly I was expecting that router system to be more than $2k.

[@crosscutofficial]

I’m not gonna lie, as a small woodworker, I love #2! I want one! Lol

[@reflectionsofservice784]

I'm in the fortunate position that as I run a business I was able to purchase the RS 1000 pro basically the week it came out. I installed it in my saw stop cast iron router table and it fit nicely. I have used the app a little bit but find it most useful for remembering zero and being able to change bits very quickly. It also makes micro adjustments like cleaning off any burning or anything else from a chamfer extremely fast. The thing that it does best though is going back to a previous setting exactly. I can change bits and perform another process and then change the bit back to the previous bit and go to a setting that I previously used. As someone who does small run production work this is the thing that makes it worth the $2,000 on its own. Previously I would just set up multiple router tables and multiple routers and just leave the setting where they are. This is much more efficient space wise

[@johnjmcfarland3211]

really like the first two.. last two are out of my budget.. great video.. thank you

[@jamesjones2675]

I love my Oneida!!!

[@joelongstaff7601]

Thankyou for an informative video. Other than the locking miter bit, I've had mine for years, there's nothing I would put on the floor of my shop.Something to think about when looking at the locking miter is the several I'v gathered all seem to work best with full One inch stock, not the 3/4 inch most yards are selling. Like most cabinet shops I buy 5/4 inch stock. I make furniture to order so programed fence's and the like are of no value to ME. The thing most small shops need is a router table that holds two routers. With two routers I can premachine frame stock for each job then setup both routers two make rails and stiles. So I can leave the setup until I'm done with face frames and doors. Saves a lot of time stricking and resetting. Good 1/4 hour spent thinking of the trade I enjoy.

[@11211lcb]

The electronic router fence assembly has a huge footprint.

[@quirtdrozario856]

WOW!!!!!!!

[@garymiller5937]

Nice stuff if you can afford it. Thanks 👍 Matt. 😊😊

[@BradSnyderAltendorf]

I'm loving that router table with lift! Only thing that would deter me from it is the protrusion of the arm on the back side. 😢 Great video!!

[@731Woodworks]

I thought the same thing about it. That arm on the back is going to take up a huge amount of floor space in a small shop like mine.

[@garyolsen3409]

When I layout, I hook my tape on the end of the plates and pull my tape along and put a crows foot at 16 3/4, 32 3/4, 48 3/4 and so on and then put an X on the left of the crows foot.

[@ryanakers3678]

That boy had to flex that lamp

[@brandonhoffman4712]

That router doodad was pretty cool 😎. That morgan square seems like a joke 😅. Oneida seems expensive, but nice. Did you see that metal ducting on that 3000 model... That thing will suck you right off!

[@tom.coomes]

Looks like some awesome tools!

[@vaughnm90]

Good stuff. Just got my board butter in the mail today and I'm diggin the 731 survival kit that came with it. Keep up the good work man!

[@brucegill4218]

Hey Matt I just found your channel don't let people bother you man you're going to always have negative people sometimes you got to take them with a grain and everybody has bad days just like an old friend of mine told me got to step back sometimes and take a breather so don't sweat it my friend

[@RightHandShot]

nice stuff, thanks for showing

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks for watching!

[@DATDUDEJT09]

🔥🔥🔥

[@mikesionu]

Neat stuff

[@davidt8438]

Does the shark 1000 also do ze/zir/zim joint sides as opposed to just male female sides for the box joints?

[@donbrunodelamancha1927]

731 *MATT it’s good that you are leveraging this trip to the convention both enjoy yourself, **Build Content and take some time to yourself. Good for you.‼️✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks 👍

[@sociopathmercenary]

Isn't his name Matt?

[@donbrunodelamancha1927]

@@sociopathmercenary that’s what happens when you don’t spellcheck voice dictation

[@adamc3474]

I've got Oneida dust cobra and it is working very well for me. I have also considered the shark rs1000 pro. I'm wanting to upgrade to a cast iron top on my router table and the 1000 pro mounts to the top of the table. So I would have to drill into the top or build an extension on the back. Plus I'm considering upgrading my table saw to a cabinet saw with the router table attached to it. That would cause clearance problems. I have not decided which way to go. Stay awesome.

[@scottswannie2500]

For me, it’s too many electronics. The real skill is designing and building wood projects without all the hoopla. Just my opinion. But yes, cool technology. Pretty soon the machines will build the project for us.

[@chrismcaulay7805]

I think that is the difference between someone doing it for the love of it (you and me), and someone doing it for a job.

[@EvAurich]

I actually love machining wood. Others can love working with hand tools only, or buy IKEA furniture and customise that to their liking. I will never tell anyone they’re wrong or don’t love woodworking/carpentry based on the methods they chose.

[@daleharrison2589]

The difference is doing it as a hobby and doing it as a business If it’s a business your product needs to be mm perfect no mistakes so all these electronic help with that

[@scottswannie2500]

I’m sure they do. But one can also clearly tell it’s mass manufactured rather than by hand. I guess it just depends on what a customer wants: home-made, or machine made.

[@wit6665]

The shark fence is cool but do I really need a DRO for a router table?

[@sambiscits6711]

$94 for the router bit, I would say that same bit too expensive pun intended.

[@davidtaylor1046]

Is the Rs 1000 pro available to buy in the UK and if so where?

[@MR-si1eq]

Didn't even know this fair existed. Is it in Vegas every year?

[@731Woodworks]

Every other year in Vegas on odd years. IWF is in Atlanta every other year on even years.

[@RobDougan-w3j]

I like your shirt!

[@十二番三太夫]

Microjig社のセンターファインダーは、ビスケットジョイントでもとても役に立つ！

[@lylewaters6161]

I like the micro jig half way finder and lock miter joint router bit. Unfortunately. Can’t find the micro jig router bit in Amazon. I bought the half way finder but can’t find the bit. Also no link in your description so no way for you to get Amazon affiliate credit. - UPDATE - ugh, I had to click on the more in your description to find the links but Amazon says it’s unavailable

[@puntabachata]

#3. He just about gave it away. Cut a few scraps to get the right height and KEEP THE SCRAP for future use...

[@freetorobandloot]

The screen on the shark could be bigger for ease of navigation.

[@731Woodworks]

agreed

[@dendenovich8366]

Hello! Please tell me, what is the maximum weight in kg that can be used for a router?Shark RS1000 Router

[@rswearing]

I feel like any framer showing up to the job site with that square is going to have a rough time from the rest of the crew.

[@bd_mayhem]

Yes, peer pressure and hazing is a serious problem.

[@markgallagher1376]

Totally gimmicky. It’s so easy to layout studs with a tape measure. I don’t think any framer would ever use that.

[@mlv21101981]

Hahaha yep

[@dahut3614]

RS 1000 Pro looks like the Ready2Rout that Next Wave have been making for years...

[@technewsfortechnoobs]

$1700 for a router fence...OUCH!!! I see they got their pricing model from Festool. :)

[@montet202]

$1,700 for automated and repeatable fence and bit height is pretty reasonable.

[@chrismcaulay7805]

ya so you get what you pay for... you have a whole computer, a fence moving robot arm, and a bit moving elevator... All for $1700, that seem reasonable to me even though I cant afford it right now...

[@troothhertz6297]

The day some one brings out a vacuum cleaner with water as a filter ,I am in.. I have an old Bissell and there's no dust at all that can pass through ,and I empty the water onto the garden as compost afterwards.

[@chuckgrumble5440]

shark is nice but i wouldnt give up my jessem fence/lift for this. If i had mass production yes i would but not as of now.

[@JakeRaytheRounder]

money money money money money money money money

[@gmoney1089]

Your a great affiliate marketer Matt 😂

[@je-fq7ve]

Morgan Square is a large piece of plastic crap to carry around. Is it better than a speed square, no. The problem they solve is easily mastered in the field.

[@stevenlengyel9701]

Ouch did you see that finger nail?

[@lylewaters6161]

It would be better if you put the links to the items in the video first in your description instead of all the Oneida stuff that you earn a commission for. It looks like an ad for Oneida and it made me not see the more button to find the links to the other products. I know you gotta make a living but I’m just saying having the ad stuff first is a bit of a turn off.

[@731Woodworks]

The links are in the description and the pinned comments.

[@lylewaters6161]

@@731Woodworks yeah but like I said, it’s after the ad for the Oneida stuff. I’m not sure how it looks on something different, but I’m viewing it on an iPad using the KZbin app, and when I click on the description it has like a whole paragraph with the various Oneida stuff and at the very bottom, barely visible it says more and only if you click on that can you see the links to the various products. It just looks like one big ad. You can do whatever you want of course, but I’m just letting you know how it looks for at least some of your viewers. You lost out on the affiliate revenue that you would have earned if it was easier for me to find the links to the individual products shown in your video.

[@brucegill4218]

My friend's wife teacher and I know plenty of other people's wives are teachers being a teacher's got to be hard some parents can't deal with one or two children try dealing with 30 but like I wanted to tell you you're always going to have negative people just keep your head up don't let people bother you all right have a great day and stay safe....

[@nainitalism]

It is sad to see skill development being replaced by expensive tools. When you can cut a miter free hand and accurately, then you have acquired a skill. Most of the products are grossly overpriced

[@kiwigrunt330]

But....Kiwis don't use them weird inches....

[@johnjmcfarland3211]

why can't I save the video?

[@jameskirk3]

#1 is a tool i wouldnt ever use as a former lead carpenter and current residential contractor. Its not an improvement over a tape and speed square, and definitely is an odd shape to put in a toolbelt.

[@theofarmmanager267]

It’s fairly interesting to see what companies are trying to get us to spend money on. Game changing? Perhaps only for the suppliers. The traditional way of completing the tasks that we saw being done “the modern way” involved some thinking; some mathematics and some trial and error. Nothing wrong with that except it takes time. If we go to perhaps the other end of the scale and the CNC, the skills are in the programming and not the making. I don’t decry either extreme or the middle grounds which are shown here. If you want to spend the money, go ahead. But don’t think they will make you a better designer or woodworker. They will make you poorer and perhaps quicker (particularly when making batches). I fly fish and there is a saying about suppliers who, each season, come up with brand new patterns “guaranteed to catch more fish”. The saying is that these flies are designed to catch the angler and not the fish.

[@ideivagarcia1433]

THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO WANT TO GET RICH BY INVENTING SOMETHING, WHICH MAY HAVE A CERTAIN VALUE, BUT NOT AS MUCH AS THEY THINK TO CHARGE. THAT FORCES US TO WAIT FOR THE CHINESE COPY.

[@Mike-ou5ps]

Howdy Mr. 731... WOW!!!! Lots of cool "toys and gizmos". TBH. I think they are all cool and innovative. And here comes the "hairy Butt"... "BUT"..... Not a single one of them is "practical" in a real world scenario. Not ONE. To define "Real World" within my context....About 90% of Crafters, Woodworkers, Hobbyists who make and build 90% of people's furniture, decorations etc, we struggle just to afford to buy a Tablesaw, a Bandsaw, even a Router. Alot of us, I'll venture to say the majority, we all have "bad credit", so affordability is ALWAYS an issue and as I saw in your video an advertisement stating "Buy Now, Pay Later". That requires "Good" Credit. So, in turn, the 90% of us couldn't get that tool anyways. $2 grand for an automated router? Really? I/We can build a jig out of scrap that accomplishes the exact same result and MY finger joints won't break like that demonstration did. So, in the end of it all, NONE of those tools were practical for the 90% of us who build things. $2 Grand for a router??? I built my ENTIRE shop for less than that one tool. Here's the caveat of all those "toys". Once you start using them (if you can afford it), it lose your ability and skill. You become dependent on the computer. Those of us old enough to remember times before cell phones.....We had ALL of our friends and family phone numbers memorized. Now, take away your contacts list and dial your neighbors phone number. Can't do it, right? I can't. I know my wife's phone number, but my 2 kids, my Aunts, my family, Nope. Traditional Woodworking is slowly fading away because of these "toys" that any person with a deep enough pocket can buy and build something while skipping an earned and learned Skill. To use a metaphor here....IMO, what these tools do is make/turn the individual into an "Ikea" duplicate. It's a damn shame, really. I love the video Sir Buttons and I admire the time and effort you took to produce it and showcase "new" tools. I however, personally disdain "automation" over "acquiring" skill from doing something wrong and learning to fix it.

[@justinfletcher7630]

That Morgan square ins an absolute waster of space having it move out 3d with that stupid holder for a tape.. and the price is 100 percent ridiculous

[@Cabrasis]

Dudes fingernail gonna fall off

[@puntabachata]

Yeah. Quedtion is, how do you hit your middle finger with a hammer?

[@Cabrasis]

@@puntabachata I’m going with dropped his display case on it

[@puntabachata]

@@Cabrasis I'm going with a customer dropped his jaw on it when he found out the price of the gauge thingy.

[@Cabrasis]

@@puntabachata here here!

[@-43645]

I have no idea why guys use router tables. A small shaper is so much better. I’m a professional cabinetmaker for 45 years. Router tables are toys. Nothing more.

[@MrErcle]

I hate when someone that can’t even cut his fingernails try’s to tell me to buy a useless tool that none of us ever needed until now. Haha

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

That's such an odd thing to even pay attention to