7 Woodworking Tools I Wish I BOUGHT SOONER!

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There's nothing more frustrating than NOT having the right tool for the job. Believe me, I've been there. That's why I'm sharing the 7 woodworking tools that would have saved me a lot of time and effort had I just bought them sooner.
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Wixey Digital Readout - amzn.to/3TAwW2B
Miter Max Corner Clamps - amzn.to/42z5Soi
Milwaukee Drill/Driver 2505-22 - amzn.to/409thLG
Makita Track Saw - amzn.to/3naGZPD
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0:00 - Intro
0:42 - Adhesive-Backed Sandpaper
01:45 - Wixey Digital Readout
02:36 - Miter Max Corner Clamps
03:07 - Quality Cabinet Hardware Jig
03:55 - Milwaukee Drill/Driver 2505-22
04:36 - Dust Extractor and Sander Combo
5:31 - Track Saw
6:16 - Outro
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@EverydayBuilds Год назад

What tools do you wish you bought sooner?

@mj.sorrondegui Год назад

The Makita track saw I bought two days ago and is arriving tomorrow! Woohooooo, someone will be playing this weekend.

@Saileahgaz Год назад

I just invested in a Festool TS55 and the parallel guide system made by TSO. It hurt the bank account to be sure. But... I test cut around the perimeter of a 3 inch thick torsion box at full cut depth (2 inches and change), rotating 90 degrees clockwise (referencing the freshly cut side each time). I expected the 30X40 rectangular box to be out of square at least a bit, but after measuring across diagonals, I literally couldn't discern any variation using a metric measuring tape. The cut quality was fantastic with no burning, and no score marks from the blade teeth anywhere along the cut. I think the TSO kit works with the Makita also. What a joy to use!

@NWGR Год назад

1. Dowelmax - I love this thing. Speed, accuracy, strong joints. Having this turned a domino from an "actively saving for" tool to a "maybe one day, nice to have but no rush" tool. 2. Tracksaw - Accuracy when I'm not in my shop, and honestly, bringing the saw to the workpiece has been a major plus for me. I have the festool ts 55 f. It works great with my ct midi. 3. Dust extractor - festool ct midi i. I love this thing. Bluetooth is a gamechanger. 4. Festool ETS EC 150/5 - I sold all my other power sanders for this. Smooth, aggressive, little to no vibration, lightweight, amazing dust collection paired with the ct midi. 5. Mitutoyo digital calipers - After using cheap sets for years, I splurged on the chemical resistant (mainly because of the color...) mitutoyos and couldn't be happier. I zeroed them once since I got them and they stay zeroed, meaning they close to zero every time with no variation. Amazingly smooth sliding, and battery life is literally measured in years. 6. Not strictly a tool to buy, but switching almost completely to metric has made my projects much easier to wrap my head around. No fractions or decimals, just whole number mm, with the very occasional 1/2mm if absolutely necessary; 99% of the time, whole mm is just fine. 7. This ties into the others, but the festool system in general. Used alone, they're very good tools. Used within the festool system, they're simply amazing. I'm building my mft shortly using a parf guide mk 2, and I'm sure the mft will be on this list as well. Great video, thanks for posting!

@mj.sorrondegui Год назад

@@Saileahgaz I bought the Makita and the same parallel guides. Happy to know they are good. I also buying the guide rail square. Ouch on the bank account but hoping they will last loooooong.

@ACAB_Media Год назад

I 100% agree with both the Wixey planer gauge and the Makita track saw! ... Have them both and they are two tools that really made a difference in my small shop! ... I've been eying the Bosch GET75-6N sander (and also the 5" version) ..... and I was wanting a drum sander 'til I heard some of your issues with them in the last video, going to have to investigate more or maybe just try to Mathias Wandel myself one together! .. LOL

@bw162 Год назад

My name is Bob and I am a toolalholic. The tool I regret not buying sooner is my next tool purchase.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Like wise 😂

@John.117 Год назад

My number one is the Makita track saw - that you listed for your number seven. The first time I used a gas powered wood splitter… I thought why in the hell did I not buy one of these years ago. That is exactly the same experience. I had the first time I used the Makita track saw.

@WalterRiggs Год назад

Hi Bob

@bw162 Год назад

@@WalterRiggs Hi! See you at the next TAA meeting. I forgot. Is it at Rockler or Woodcraft?

@larryshreve9076 Год назад

Hi Bob, welcome.

@HenkjanDeKaasboer Год назад

This 'us lifting us up by helping others' mentality that woodworkers generally seem to have is such a welcome change from the 'me above all else' mentality. It's great

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Thanks man! I’m all about it 🤙 So much to learn, so let’s learn together.

@gerrymcintosh4477 Год назад

I’ve been a contractor for decades. The list of tools you mention are excellent, especially the track saw, although I use Festool along with it’s dust extractor. I can cut on someone’s dining room table without leaving anything behind. (Not that I do that, but you could). Cheers

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Thank you! One of my favorite tools by far 🙌

@JodyGates Год назад

I have the track saw on my short list, but the Milwuakee driver and WIxey gauge are both new to me, a great list of things to add and reasons to get them. Thanks!

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Always happy to help people buy more tools, lol

@johnnyc563 Год назад

Good stuff. In my opinion, nothing creates a better finished surface than a good quality hand plane with a sharp blade. No sanding necessary & no other tool squares an edge better.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

I’m not very experienced with hand tools, but that’s good to hear! Thanks!

@danhunik7949 Год назад

The wixey digital readout is a gift from the gods. It is super accurate once set up and saves so much time.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Agreed 🙌

@chucknyberg9020 Год назад

I bought the Milwaukee Installation Driver a couple of years ago. I liked it so much I bought another one for the shop. I've had a track saw for 10 years or so. Awesome tool.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

That’s awesome! Maybe I should get second one, lol 🤔

@G.I.JeffsWorkbench Год назад

You’re right on the money with some sort of dust extraction. I don’t mind (& regularly do) sweeping sawdust & debris, but dust extraction is a game-changer for sanding & the track saw - I see you MDF & laminate. And, yes, I too wish I would have purchased a track saw sooner.

@G.I.JeffsWorkbench Год назад

Right on w/ sander - dust extraction combo. I too waited far too long. Also agree that a track saw is a game-changer. Good on you for pointing out why a track saw is in a different league than a circ. saw + straight edge. You only get one set of lungs. All of your picks fit w/ my motto for buying many things (esp. tools): buy once - cry once. Thanks for being a straightforward, honest presenter. Also, your calm, humble style is appreciated. #NotASnootyWoodPro.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Thanks for the kind words man! 👊

@chaseohara4781 Год назад

I bought that Milwaukee Installation Driver, and I am in LOVE with it. Honestly even using it for rough work, it is magic. If you've ever gotten up on a ladder or scaffolding and dropped your drill or impact over and over off your belt or pants, you'll get why this thing is amazing beyond that is so versatile.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

It’s the best 🙌

@danalaniz7314 Год назад

Excellent information. Thanks!

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

You’re welcome! 👍

@izakgallegos5840 Год назад

I’m with u on the Milwaukee installation drill driver. I bought that tool two years ago and has become my most used and favorite tool I have. I find myself using it more then my m18 and m12 drills. It’s versatile and can do a lot.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

It’s a great tool 🙌

@dogwoodworking Год назад

Thanks for the earnest rationale on a track saw. Not working on a job site, the dust collection is not pressing to me but fell for the trap that everyone has one so I must too!

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

You’re welcome!

@bryanblacker6820 Год назад

You get straight to the point. LOVE it

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

No time to waste, lol 😂

@garykorzelius5930 Год назад

Liked it so much I Subscribed! Thanks

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Thanks! And welcome!

@emorye.5437 Год назад

Great video! Just found your channel and subscribed and watched like 3 other videos. I love your relaxed and natural presentation style!!

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Awesome! Thanks Emory!

@fredpierce6097 Год назад

Excellent presentation. I’d just like to say that I am fine when tool companies are sponsors of RU-vidrs so long as YOU the demonstrator show us why the product excels. No need to box yourself out from sponsorships whatsoever. Everybody needs to make money. No apologies are required.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Thank you 🙏

@mak4374 Год назад

Nice! Thank you!

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

You’re welcome!

@MORGANSMaintenance Год назад

The M12 Install Driver is one on my faves… thanks for the Hardware Jig suggestion 👍

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

It’s the best 🙌 you’re welcome!

@semosancus5506 Год назад

On the Wixey digital gauge for planer. I got tired of replacing batteries so I replaced mine with a mechanical caliper (not an electronic one). I actually find it more accurate and it's always on and ready to go!

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Nice! That is definitely one thing that is frustrating about the Wixey. It should have an auto turn off. I forget to turn mine off all the time.

@fugixi Год назад

A Festool track saw was definitely one of those aha moments for me. I struggled with clamping straight edges and using circular saws. Always cumbersome, taking time, not always producing good cuts. Also tried Kregs track saw jig to be used with any circular saw. That purchase pushed me to the Festool TSC55. Going from a regret purchase to an absolute must have in my workshop.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Couldn’t agree more. A track saw is a must have in most shops 🙌

@hraider21 Год назад

Solid list. The cab shop I work in solved there edge sanding problem by using a sanding disk in a table saw. Cut all rails and stiles a 1/16 inch heavy then switch to the sanding disk. Everything is sanded and uniform.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

I have been wanting to get one of those for a while. May have to grab one of those soon. Thank you!

@answeris4217 Год назад

After watching both vids. A bandsaw to me is essential. I never loved the jigsaw but a bandsaw... And a edge sander. Again not something I use every day but when I want to sand something straight...well I have one. This reminds me I have a couple of doors that could use the edge sander

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Awesome! Thanks for sharing 👊

@ECIA78 Год назад

Great and well thought list. Thanks a lot. The track saw is especially critical to my choice and you have made a great contribution. I would love to buy the Kreg plunge saw but I live in Italy and apparently it’s almost impossible for the item to be shipped here. Hence my second best is Makita and your review adds a lot of value to it. Many thanks and best. Emanuele

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

I highly recommend the Makita over kreg 👍

@edrianmoore5865 Год назад

My brother you are a straight talking man respect

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Lol, thanks man! 👊

@myz98f150 Год назад

thanks very helpfull

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

You’re welcome 👍

@BassadorWoodworking Год назад

Great list! I installed a Wixey DRO on my table saw, and it has been great! It was expensive though, so I am not sure I would make the purchase again. I regret not investing in a nice blade for my table saw and radial arm saw- I would just pick up whatever was on sale for years and complain about them going dull too quickly. I finally invested in some nice full-kerf blades and it has been a complete game changer.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

A good blade is a game changer for sure 🙌

@rexseven6907 Год назад

Agreed. A good blade is a huge difference. I've found the Diablo blades are very good and very reasonably priced. Cheap enough, you can get blades for cross and rip and miter saw and replace when needed.

@johnnorris1546 6 месяцев назад

Being able to sand dust free really was a game changer for me.

@EverydayBuilds 6 месяцев назад

It’s a must-have in my opinion. For both cleanliness and safety. Keep those lungs healthy 👍

@Galdnieks Год назад

I just glued a whole 3 x 6 ft board with sandpaper from both sides , then sawed it into 1 x 0.5 ft pieces, they are really easy to use. and you can make easy angle while holding it in hand

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Awesome 👏👏👏

@timh7156 Год назад

#1 on the Milwaukee installation tool. I wasn’t so sure about it before purchasing it because it looked a little weird and awkward and didn’t know if it was powerful enough but after owning it for over a year or so it’s my favorite drill/driver. I own a home repair business and this one can handle over 90% of tasks I do. Paired with a m12 Surge 99%. The only thing I don’t like is the location of the fwd reverse switch.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

The forward/reverse switch definitely takes some getting used to. That’s a great point 👍

@ShanePercefull Год назад

1. Surfprep 3"x4" electric sander. A must have for woodworking and especially cabinets. 2. A good router table. So versatile! 3. Festool track saw. Go to for any sheet good or off angle cut (Stairs and shelves) 4. Good paint sprayers. Makes painting fly by on renos and cabinets. and its fun. that's my take

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Can’t argue with any of that. Great take 🤙

@1970gregg Год назад

Love the Milwaukee installation driver and I also use a Bosch sander but just with a shop vac for now. Makita XGT track saw is my next tool purchase

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Shop vac totally works 👍 You have great taste, lol

@jeffstanley4593 Год назад

Get a Festool first choice or Milwaukee second choice. The Makita does not have a riving knife. If all you will do with the track saw is cut down sheet goods, get a battery powered model. I have the TS 75 Festool and it is a little heavy and the cord will always get in the way. By the way FYI the Festool Milwaukee and Makita and Powertec tracks are interchangable WITH the saw not with other tools like the Festool jigsaw.

@jimrosson6702 Год назад

Great tips

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Thank you!

@SomeDudeOnline Год назад

#6 Absolutely. For a long time I just used the little catch that comes with the orbital sander and made sure I wore a mask. Recently, I hooked up my shop vac and found that it makes a monumental difference. I still wear a dust mask but I'm not sure I need to.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Total game changer 🙌

@glennryzebol4472 Год назад

Couple of cheaper items that i cannot (now) be without. CA glue. I hummed and hawed about buying it. I`m cheap and wondered if it would really be all that. It is. I use it every day it seems. Also a set of set up blocks. Same thing. I use them ALL the time. Most recently I invested in 3 bessey parallel clamps that i had resisted buying for years because they are not cheap. My current cheapo garage sale pipe clamps got the job done, I thought. They have improved and de stressed my glue ups SO much that i will certainly be buying more in the future. I went with large ones this time as you can do short glue ups with long clamps but you can`t do long glue ups with short clamps but i do more short glues than long. Great video thanks for posting

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

I love everything you mentioned, especially CA glue. It’s very handy.

@nelsonbrum8496 Год назад

"With this one easy trick, your wallet will hate you" Great recommendations, I didn't even know about the DRO for the Dewalt planer. Now I need BOTH!

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

You’re welcome 😂

@markglabinski526 Год назад

My Festool track saw. Never thought I would ever need one. Now I use it all the time.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Love track saws 🙌

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Which model did you get?

@markglabinski526 Год назад

@@EverydayBuilds I got the TS55. Recently bought the TSO parallel guide for it.

@wabio Год назад

For me it's the Amana 55XXX series countersink bits. I pretty much don't touch all my old countersink bits now.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Those have been on my list for a while now 👍

@HeliRy Год назад

For me, I wish I got onboard the Cubitron bandwagon sooner. For once, the hype is real. That stuff is bananas lol 👍👍

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Yeah, that stuff is no joke 👌

@vociferonheraldofthewinter2284 Год назад

A track saw is no longer considered option IMHO. It's a tool that belongs in every shop. My daughter set up my husband's new track saw for an emergency job while he was out of town. Within an hour she was making the most precise cuts I've ever seen in my life. She's more accurate with that track saw that my husband ever got, even after decades of using a table saw. I'm talking dead on, cut after cut, every time. Not even a fraction of a millimeter off. She could direct that blade down a pencil line so perfectly that every trace of the line was gone. If she wanted to cut to one side, there'd be zero visible wood on the cutoff beside the pencil line. And she got FAST with that thing. She'd trot out to the shop to make a cut and be back in a few minutes later with the piece. To get that kind of accuracy with the table saw it would've involved some fiddling and a miter gauge to make it that perfect.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Love to hear it! 🙌 And I absolutely agree!!!

@toolsaddiction Год назад

Track saw is in my top 3 i should have gotten early, top 1 for me is a good quality combination square, took me 4 years to get one, do yourself a service, im mostly doing home reno and i use it about half as much as my tape mesure, meaning all the time

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Any quality marking tool is money well spent 👍

@jasonj6568 Год назад

The irony is #4 you say be careful for knock offs but #3 is an actual knock off of the clam clamp.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Haha, you’re not wrong 😂

@BobMuir100 Год назад

Excellent! I am rather like my namesake below maybe above now and just love buying tools…….your tip will assist in a better purchase order however! Bob England

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Nothing wrong with loving tools 😁

@jeffreyphipps1507 Год назад

Well, I had never heard of adhesive back sandpaper. That blew my mind. I could think of tons of times in the past where that would have solved problems/saved time. Huh.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

👍👍👍

@robertmiller8918 Год назад

Great video, no idea why this doesn’t have 100k views.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Thank you! Maybe it will soon 🤞

@kuldipmaharjan Год назад

00:12 besides dust collector that is :D

@thenext9537 Год назад

@02:14 Fastcap tape measures. I bought a few of them, they are the best thing I bought recently. Fractions on the tape saves me a ton of time. My favorite buy last year was the Dewalt 735. I can see the the Wixey in my future though. Why? I just built a walnut table (around 160 board foot worth of walnut at 18-22$ usd a board foot - air dried and kiln dried, so that was a premium) and I had to run 10' boards through. It was actually several 8' 2" boards at 8/4+ and a few 10' boards. Running one, then the other, then the other, then the other on each half crank of wheel over and over again to creep up on my final dimension (i'd take like a 1/16" off over the course of 3 days before letting it sit for 2 or 3 days) got really tiresome. ESPECIALLY when you forget one, then have to go "Crap, ok, let's mark the gauge and hope I can sneak up on it". Just remembering all that just sold me on the wixey haha. *Shudders*. Subbed!

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

I love my Fastcap tape measures 🙌 and it sound like the Wixey DRO would work great for you 👍

@mehmeh533 Год назад

Wholeheartedly agree on track saw. I love my dewalt.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

👍👍👍

@puddytat62 Год назад

Well I certainly have to agree on the cabinet hardware jig. There are many many knock offs and from a brief review they do look the same as the True Position one but doing ONE test reveals how inaccurate the knock offs really are. I bought a cheap one and all you have to do is extend the adjustable position guides to the end of the main horizontal body ruler then hook the top guide over a board and see the difference between one end of the ruler and the other end. I found these were consistently off by as much as 3/16 at least. That is pretty noticeable over a span of 15 or so inches. Not sure the True Position is worth the $300 and I have not done a side by side comparison but if it is not within a 16th of an inch from one extreme end to the other then there is not much point in relying on these jigs. Perhaps do a side by side if you have time. The miter corner clamps look great but are difficult to get here in Canada for some reason. They are sold by O'Skool and up here on Amazon they are $165. But in the USA they are $72. NO idea why the huge price difference since O'Skool does sell other items on Amazon here in Canada. But the list is solid and whole heartedly agree on the Makita track saw even if it has no riving knife.

@FFS197 Год назад

I have a love hate relationship with the Wixey. It's great when it works but I've had tons of issues with it that I can only guess is caused by the vibration causing the batteries to come loose. My tool would be a good jointer. I kept putting it off for far too long because of the cost of getting a good 8+" model

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

A good jointer can definitely be a game changer in the shop. 🤙

@iggyandangus Год назад

My best tool purchase was the rigid oscillating spindle/belt sander. Best bang for your buck at less than $300. The amount of time it saves me sanding is worth every Penny.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Awesome! Please don’t watch my woodworking tools I regret buying, lol 😂

@iggyandangus Год назад

@@EverydayBuilds the type of work I do is different than the type of work you do I suppose.

@jeffstanley4593 Год назад

Triton model is better as the table locks on both sides.

@bryoncovell6325 Год назад

Just got my track saw and yeah, I have been kicking myself for not buying one sooner. No more measuring then doing math and worrying that I'm off a fraction of an inch in the wrong direction. Plop the track on the reference marks and go. I'm a huge red fan, and the 2505 has been on my list, but haven't bought it yet. Maybe now I'll "get around to it" - LOL.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Track saws are definitely a game changer. Which one did you go with?

@MrTresto Год назад

Omg you were doing a lot of sanding without the extractor? That is like death. I'm really happy you got that one. It's definitely #1 for me. The Dewalt dust extractor is probably the best for the price. A track saw is also super important for any kind of breaking down of plywood. Throwing a 4x8 in a table saw is difficult and not too safe...

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Yeah, definitely not good for the lungs 😬

@bobnicholas5994 Год назад

I hear they sell spray adhesive which you can use on less expensive pieces of any kind of backing on sandpaper.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Yeah, that would work too 👍

@shaynesabala Год назад

Thanks for the video, the tape trick is awesome. I’m ordering some now and will use a board like suggested. My planers depth gauge is dead on. I set it to the depth I want and it stops on the exact depth. I believe you can adjust them, though I do see where a the gauge could be useful on an off thickness. I built a home made dust collector and it worked great at first but it seems to be slowing down lately. I was thinking about buying a new one but have a question. I noticed a 4” hose to your planer, is that hooked to a different collector. I ask because I want to know if that small collector can keep up with a planer. Thanks again.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

You’re welcome! The sticky sandpaper is a great inexpensive trick. As far as my dust collection goes, I have 2HP Jet dust collector that goes to all my larger tools (table saw, jointer, planer). A dust extractor (like the Dewalt) would not do well with larger tools like a planer. I use my Dewalt dust extractor for smaller tools, like my miter saw, sanders, and routers. Hope that helps 👍

@ColCurtis Год назад

Instead of a dro on your dewalt plainer, just replace the red depth indicator with a piece of clear plastic. Scribe a fine line in the plastic and filled in with red paint pen.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Another great, cost effective solution. Thank you 👍

@tombiggs4687 Год назад

Dangit son you just cost me money! that Milwaukee driver ain't cheap! But seriously, I really was thinking about an alternative to my conventional cordless drill, my go-to for driving screws - but tedious to use when jumping back and forth between drilling & screwdriving.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Sorry 😬 lol

@Ted_James Год назад

Great list! I'd love to get a track saw, only I can't justify the price of the Makita ($479) since I'm only a beginner hobbyist. The adhesive-backed sandpaper on a clamped board is a brilliant idea. I'll definitely be stealing that one.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Thanks! Glad you like it! 😁

@asbrand Год назад

I have the Wen track saw, and it does great. And, won't break the bank. I got the Power-Tec tracks instead of Wen's, because they were longer, and work with the Wen.

@Ted_James Год назад

@@asbrand Thanks for the tip!

@johnnycorn7225 Год назад

@@asbrand how are the 45 degree cuts with the wen? One review said it has too much play and won't cut accurately but everybody that has one loves it

@asbrand Год назад

@@johnnycorn7225 - Never tried a 45° with it. I figured that's what the table saw is for. :) I just use the track saw to break down the sheet goods into manageable sizes.

@MMWoodworking Год назад

What is the hose/fitting/reducer whatever you have with the sanding setup? I can never find a light, flexible host for my DeWalt ROS, and I can never find a good fitting. I wish someone made a knockoff Festool braided hose, they look so perfect in how it bends.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Dewalt makes a universal hose adapter called the DWV9000. It accepts different end adapters. The one you saw in the video is the DWV9120 rubber adapter. Hope that helps 👍

@tonybove2468 Год назад

How does a proper dust extractor differ from a traditional shop-vac? Thanks, Tony.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

The main thing is that a proper dust extractor typically has a HEPA filter. Which allows it collect fine dust particles better. And some added bonuses are they are quieter, have an auto on/off plug, better suction and most also have speed control (good for sanding). Hope that helps 👍

@chrisprice2200 Год назад

When mentioning duct extractor, is that a certain type of vacuum, or simply a quality shop vac?

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

It is a specific type of vacuum. Dust extractors do a much better job of filtering fine dust particles. And they are typically much quieter 👍

@BroodykayBroodyfour Год назад

That's funny because the one tool I didn't think I'd need was a track saw but sooner enough I drank the Kool-Aid.......and I was right I rarely use it for actual woodworking although I between the slabs I process and those I process for others it has paid for itself....Well I bought a Wen with a Makita track.....there ain't enough work in the world to justify a Festool ha ha ha

@jimfeaster4837 Год назад

I want Makita track saw

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

A great addition to any shop 🙌

@kailuasurfing Год назад

Equation for calculating the number of tools needed: need=(tools I have) +1

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Smart 🤓 lol

@rexseven6907 Год назад

I'm getting a tracksaw soon. I'm leaning towards Kreg. As dumb as it sounds, I want the blade on the left side of the grip, like almost all circular saws are. For some reason, every other tracks tracksaw is on the other side. Why is that?

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Completely understand. I am actually a lefty, so I get it. I’m not sure why nobody else makes them that way. I wish they did.

@michaelwall2863 Год назад

The deWalt planner is a at best a hobby planner way underpowered the knives wear excessively. I switched several years ago from an older 2 knive to the deWalt and shortly thereafter I wished I hadn’t I plane rough band saw juniper semi-dry which the rigid whistled thru I’ve search for an old rigid 2 knife but always a minute late it seems

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

I’ve heard upgrading to a helical head helps 👍 But it’s worked great for me.

@peterwillems2422 Год назад

You are edge sanding with the orbital wrong. By sanding in the middle of the pad, you are not getting any action at the centre of the sander. You should be sanding in the first third of the disk. You'll also get better results if you lay the piece down and hold the sander vertically to edge sand.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Either way, it’s not great, lol. But thank you for the tips 🤙

@remegiomangubat2161 Год назад

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

😊

@rickyperkins232 Год назад

Is Mafell track saw junk or a worthy purchase?

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

I’ve never used a Mafell, but from what I’ve heard, they are the best of the best. Definitely a worthy purchase 👍

@LVang152 Год назад

I made the mistake of buying a circular saw instead of a track saw. I'll never go back again after buying a track saw.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

We all make mistakes, lol

@michaelbradford4444 Год назад

Influencer marketing at it's best...dishonesty, also at it's best.

@EverydayBuilds Год назад

Nah

@michaelbradford4444 Год назад

@@EverydayBuilds Yup

@teeu.4493 Год назад

@@EverydayBuilds Having a financial benefit to yourself if we buy the tools you recommend using your links takes out the impartiality of this list. I think you should mention this disclaimer at the start of the video rather than the end of your description.