Learn These Tips To Sharpen Your Workshop Skills: Woodworking Tip #35

[@tesuji2000]

You are a "National Treasure". Your lessons and tips are invaluable. Thank so much Dave

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic tips, Colin! Thanks!!! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@MintStiles]

Thank you!!! EXACTLY!!! I commented on another woodworking channel that the speed square is not accurate both because of the tolerance of the angle and how the flange is warped from manufacturing. That KZbin didn't like it when he wasn't the one giving out advice in the room. LOL.

[@seymourwrasse3321]

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[@MrMarkpeggy]

Thanks for the great tips Colin 👍😊

[@moretime2fish]

My dad's old hand saws have not been used for decades. Now I have a use. Thanks!!

[@cynthiaburen180]

Just love your videos and helpful hints. Keep up the great work?

[@le_Bizarre]

Hi can you make a video on ideas to use 8mm plywood? I need some pieces for sleds, and since the board is large I need more ideas for the rest of the board before ordering it cut :)

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Thanks for sharing those tips and the make!

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Great bunch of tips again Colin!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎

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Trima kasih sharingnya sangat luar biasa👍

[@buzzpatch2294]

where do you get those 90 degree braces that you use at 6:40 in the vid they are exactly what i need but can't find ???

[@markwatters6875]

Thank you for another interesting and tip/idea filled video 👍🇦🇺

[@tedpuckett2779]

Thanks for sharing.

[@Habibulla.M]

Nice tips.... Thanks...

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[@FormerlyKnownAsAndrew]

Another great video Colin. I've got a Swanson mini square and a ryoba pull saw...I'm going to test that out today.

[@oneeyedphotographer]

I must test my speedsquares. I have just assumed they're fine because in these days of precision manufacture there seems no reason at all to settle for less that almost perfect accuracy.

[@oneeyedphotographer]

I have tested my speedsquares. I have two blue ones, Empire. The small one is aluminium, metric, the larger one American. The yellow one is small, Stanley, American. For each, I used it on mantfactured sheetgoods to draw a line 90° to the edge. Then, I flipped the square and drew another, matching perfectly. There are two easy ways to draw a perfect right angle. One is the 3, 4, 5 triangle, but you do need to be able to lay it out. The other, using a compass, draw a circle. Draw a straight line through the centre, passing through the perimeter. Through the points where the perimeter and diameter intersect, using the compass, draw arcs on a larger radius than the circle, say equal to the diameter of the circle. The straight line passing through the points where the arcs intersect is at a right angle with the first line. You can easily construct a compass in the workshop, it doesn't have to be adjustable and dimensions are unimportant.

[@leonchin3]

Those hard-drive magnets are VERY powerful. Now to find a use for the hard-drive disks.

[@mammothfilms]

Great tip for the router! I lose that little wrench regularly.

[@robertball3578]

I use twist ties to attach the wrench to the cord. Easy to do since the wrench usually has a hole in the handle. Very handy because I have three angle grinders, with two sizes of wrench so it's nice to know I have a wrench, and it's the right size.

[@richardbarrett5637]

interesting tips what i did was duct tape a high strength magnet(s) to a cordless drill and am able to attach small variety of bits, straight, phillips , torx, square, etc

[@osgeld]

on my little impact driver I epoxied a hard drive magnet to its foot

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[@themeat5053]

Colin, you're really running out of topics, aren't you?

[@vashon100]

Why does he giggle so much at nothing funny?