Best Woodworking Tool Set For $200

[@wranglerstar]

CHECK OUT THIS TINY STANLEY PLANE I'LL BE ADDING TO THE TOOL KIT *** ONLY $6 *** goo.gl/WjXVe1

[@northof4926]

Your work is amazing.

[@desrecording]

Wranglerstar Nice work Cody ! Someone will be thrilled to own that ! ;>)

[@nathanadamovich9419]

I know your work is amazing

[@maximosseas4377]

Wranglerstar I can't believe the price on one plane!!! Very good!!

[@daveweiss3839]

Wranglerstar you are the hardest worker on KZbin thx

[@haydenc9602]

Putting countless hours of work, into a project you pass along to others. That's a quality that is hard to come by. You're an amazing soul. Thank you so much Cody!

[@Matt-ps9iz]

9:48 you say "come here, here close." To your camera. With no one else there presumably. Very raw sincere moment there you clearly feel very close to your viewers. that's very touching.

[@KaspersVen]

Hej Cody, when you finish this project please do more of These small projects with the nice details. Thats one of the more pleasing things to watch.

[@LivingWithDragon]

Kasper Kristensen I agree. I have loved this series.

[@migratoryangler2827]

Kasper Kristensen m

[@growingayeard1061]

I've never been this excited about an online give away before. This is a treasure.

[@JamieClark]

Whoever becomes the proud owner of this toolbox should hopefully one day pass it on to his son or grandson. This is incredible and reminds me of a toolbox from my great-grandfather that I wish I could own and continue to pass down.

[@KroneofAllTrades]

You should make a little block that fits snug in the empty with the plane so it doesn't move around as much in the mean time but can be removed in the future.

[@DustinSmith55]

I love how you fixed the pencil slot being "too deep" lol

[@forestlampcraft472]

This channel is so therapeutic. Congratulations

[@kc8ncr]

Terrific tool organizer! I have a suggestion regarding the pencil. If you drilled a 1/8" hole near the top of the pencil compartment through both sides, you could run a 6" piece of string through the hole and knot it off on each end. When the pencil becomes too short to be visible, a tug on the string will bring the pencil out of the compartment.

[@mcseforsale]

Please don't let me win. I'd like this to go to someone who is of lesser means than me. I've been purchasing these tools along with the series and would love to see this go to someone who hasn't been able to buy along with the project. Thanks for all you do!

[@Shawn-rq4py]

Ajey I agree my friend. There are folks subscribed that are really in need of these great tools. I have a shop of tools out there and really do not need these. There are beginners who really need these. The only reason I would like to have it is because Cody built it. But I'm in agreement... Cody should I be chosen please pass me by to someone who's a true beginner.

[@0818SEMPERFI]

this has been a great series. If by chance I get picked please give it to teenager to help spread the joy of woodworking to the younger generation.

[@juengere]

This has been a great series! Can you do a common man's machinist series next?

[@djgentile3775]

Box is looking good. I am curious what you are going to do for handles, now that the drill bits are on the end.

[@Brady.John87]

you should add a book with the toolkit :-)

[@norman3605]

Johnny Bones that's an excellent idea. There are certain woodworking manuals or references that might fit in there. I've seen them at old book stores.

[@sergebedard5746]

Paul sellers book !?! A collaboration would be awsome !

[@Brady.John87]

Honestly I was thinking the book he and Mrs. wranglerstar wrote, I'm sure they have a few laying around. I know if I was to ever be lucky enough to win this AMAZING heirloom toolkit a signed book by them would mean the absolute world to me. I sure hope everyone here already owns at least one Bible ;-P I've been praying and willing it to happen as often as I remember but I've never won any kind of giveaway or raffle so we'll see

[@andrewwolff2161]

you should make yours so it can fit into the well in the middle of your bench

[@policerKJO]

not only that, but run a french cleat on the long top edge so it could also be placed on the system if he needs to move it

[@edblough4134]

I was always taught never to lay a plane down on the sole when the blade was extended. I always lay planes on the side. When I store planes I put a tiny block in front of the blade so the cutting edge is slightly off the surface. Two reasons the Surface never gets cut by the blade and the blade never get dulled landing on something.

[@fart306]

i was taught that too, doing that to a plane would get you cussed out when you were little. now I just use a sheet of foam core sign board as shelf liner (dollarstore)

[@halnywiatr]

Cheek, toe , or heel. Never the sole!

[@bryanwalker3100]

I go to Paul sellers for all my hand tool advice. He sits his planes down on the sole.

[@halnywiatr]

Two points: 1) A question of habits and reflexive muscle memory; It’s all well and good if you only ever work on a pristine bench with nothing more than shavings around. If you don’t get to work in a controlled environment; but on site somewhere; the the bench, or floor will have sand, grit, nails, and other tools that will dull the edge in short order. It’s better to be in the habit of always protecting the plane edge. 2) Even on a clear bench, the micro-edge that does the initial incision and allows for thin curls is strong in compression. But the same edge is fragile in shear, which is the force of resting on the sole. Seriously, it is worthwhile to see a planer steel edge under a microscope. Two things become clear: how leather stropping can “sharpen” steel; and how resting on the sole harms the micro-edge.

[@NikeMS11]

Also, add your stamp (maker's mark) to the box. That would make it truly complete.

[@ericrider9718]

He said he would in the live video!

[@NikeMS11]

Unfortunately, I missed that. Thanks for the update. It'll make it extra special.

[@Brady.John87]

I'm so excited for this I've been watching this labor of love and praying so hard that I get the privilege of giving it a home

[@ЮрійАндреєв-ш4ю]

Hello from Ukraine, want to try win the tool set) Good job Cody, you seem to assemble not just the set of tools, but a beautiful present, made with love and best wishes to the receiver. I believe there's a couple thousands of peoples wandering and being excited about the person, that will win this)

[@nicktaylor1486]

I like the bullet in the pencil holder!

[@heffelfinger007]

Love the 9mm fix.

[@rummysworld7531]

If I win can you send it with a .40 ? :)

[@johnmeadows1354]

Did you just drop a live round down the pencil holder? haha. I love this channel.

[@robertshaw9780]

I lost it there too.

[@briand563]

he might want to remove it before he ships it lol

[@chiefof]

Not a live round, it's a bullet. No powder, no primer, inert lead and a copper jacket.

[@jsommersful]

You can ship 66 lbs of ammo via UPS with no additional fee not a big deal.

[@briand563]

Jon Sommers to all states?

[@kason42kl]

That toolbox gives me the fizz.

[@thirtytwo7280]

if you want the planner to be tight you could just put a shotgun shell in front of it

[@hockeyjock91]

I hope I win. Also you should recommend a clamp that everyone can find. The nice wooden clamps won't be an option for the average person putting together this kit.

[@jackbrennan3625]

Harbor freight has decent "f" clamps and there pipe clamps are pretty good as well. Every time I am there I pick up some 18" ones for 3.99 each.

[@thirtytwo7280]

Scott Howell yeah I found to be that the Harbor Freight clamps are better than the crap ones that Menards brand carries not talking about irwins obviously

[@jackbrennan3625]

Irwins are just better built than the harbor freight ones, Besse and iwrin are very similar, but I like the idea of stock piling clamps:).

[@foxilicouse]

Scott Howell Irwin f-clamps

[@foxilicouse]

Scott Howell just make sure they're the screw handle ones

[@justelvin]

Cody, that's a perfect fix for the pencil holder! Too bad it's metric, lol. #9mm

[@waynenocton]

Maybe it was a .380 lol.

[@Wedelj]

9mm Kurtz? 9mm Browning?

[@justelvin]

Patrick Wagz I might have to start calling it that! #23/64

[@brendanoshea2906]

What about a can of balistol for keeping rust of the new tools ?

[@Nicklyft]

6:13 "Last time we're err, lass-da-lass whoaaaa...careful"

[@joshsaxon9904]

I'll bet he now has 30 1/4 in bits in the mail for him from his subs.