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I know I'm a little late to the party but thank you for your demonstration. I'm considering one myself and it's good to see it in action with a drill very much like mine. Making dog holes is all I plan to use it for. Once again, thanks for the demonstration.

Too much talking, get down to bizness!!! 🙄 ya digging me I’m asking ya bruh! Gotta make it happen, it’s the real World my man, get with it! 👍

I think your videos look better without the camera tracking, otherwise, great video!

What’s the problem. Open the lid, put in your fasteners and put them on the shelf. Harbor freight sells something affordable. If you don’t like them, then pay twice the price for something else. Quit complaining about something that is affordable.

Great video 👍 You have a new Subscriber.

Glad your getting settled & set up again! I look forward to your videos. I have purchased Wen 6502T 4.3-Amp 4 x 36 in. Belt and 6 in. Disc Sander, WEN 3410 3-Speed Remote-Controlled Air Filtration System, and the WEN 2.3-Amp 8-Inch 5-Speed Cast Iron Benchtop Drill Press. I feel they are all quite reasonably priced and very well made for my home work shop.

Use an old mousepad. They are super grippy and spongy.

For I second, I thought it was James Earl Jones on the thumbnail.

I keep hearing that the early access is not so great, because they tend to hold back some stock to make sure the public gets the item, early access not so good if they are holding stock back

No issues with the audio or lighting. Congrats on the new space and thanks for the video tour!

So the new mic needs to be tweaked as it sounds a bit low. Sorry about that. Good news is it does remove most of the furnace noise.... Ill get the audio figured out soon :)....

The furnace sound didn't bother me. Congrats on the new house.

So glad to see you are back! 😊 Looking forward to the 2025 videos!

Great video as always! Looking forward to the shop tour and all the other videos to come.

I am not a mechanic, but instead have a woodworking addiction. A few years ago, I bought a one year ITC membership. By the time renewal came up, I looked back on the ads and purchases I made. There are not enough woodworking related tools in the offering. I do better with coupons for the items I actually need. Clamps, for example, the Bremen clamps are awesome.

Glad to see you back!!! Looking forward to seeing the new shop. Congrats 🍾

I actually got this via a warranty claim on the discontinued Kobalt hand planer. Great video, out of the box I wondered how much adjustment it needs. I am going to sharpen my blade after watching this. Thank you!

Excellent video. Really informative, lots of hints and tips. Keep up the good work.

Great video! Looks like a nice vice! What brand are the black clamps in your video please? Thank you.

I enjoyed your instructions

Excelente explicación 😊 very nice 😊

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing, very thorough!!

Get that drink off the table.

Thank you for the review! (Also, ahem, having us look at a box full of cat $h|√ during the review was an interesting choice.) (Also also, empty your cat box, bruh) ;)

Are you able to close the throat tight? I’ve tried moving the frog forward but the iron sticks out too much even in the fully retracted position.

Whats the attachment on the drill 😅

I bought the Number 4 plane and I guess I got luck that right out of the box it's performing really really well. I took it apart and cleaned the oil up and checked things. I ran a sharpie on the bottom and lapped it on my marble slab but it really didn't need much more than a few passes to get rid of the marker. I'll buy this one soon as well to add to the tool pile. I'm building an acoustic guitar this winter and I'm trying to find some good no fuss tools so I can focus on the build and not overcoming my junky tools.

I love the dowelmax jig and running out of dowels is my only issue. I ordered a lot more 3/8” than 1/2” and wish I had ordered more 1/2”. Right now, the best price I have seen for hardwood fluted dowels is $69 for 500. It’s about $20 for 100 because shipping is already added into the “free shipping “ price. I had to select the 500 count JAR, not a baggie. I can drop the link if you want

Just FYI, it says that your link is invalid on Amazon. I wonder if one of those pneumatic nail remover things would work to make a 3’ dowel. Straight line force without hammering.

Great video! Thx!

Be careful - the one I purchased lasted 45 minutes and died.

I just picked one of these up a few weeks ago for $55... A week later with the 20% off coupon I could have had it for $52. From what I've seen so far this vise seems like quite the bargain in the $50-$55 range. FYI no installation hardware comes with the vise, which stinks. I picked up some 1/2" lag screws, probably overkill, but it was too large for the holes. I thought about reaming out the holes but my luck would be that I'd crack the casting and lose the 90 day warranty and my $55. I will buy some 3/8" lag screws tomorrow and get his mounted up. I like your solution for putting a recess in the inner chop. I think I'll follow your lead and do the same thing.

was searching for an explanation for my igcse physics chpter i was absent for.... urs was the only one, thanks! 🙏

Hi im in the same boat now to buy this. Known part is the machine cost. I have no 230v outlets. How much did the electrician putting it in cost? Would like to get an idea. Thanks

What is all the hardware I need to purchase?

I bought the 102 and the 65 1/2 over the course of the last year. I noticed something that could be a factor in why they aren't amazing. I think it comes down to the milling process. These planes were milled pretty decent, but because they were milled, there's no finesse to them. As the user, I think we need to take them that extra step further. Round the edges, file the adjuster screw a little as well as the receiver groove in the iron. And use the heck out of them. I bet that the No. 4 model suffers from this more, because it is the largest plane. Everything needs to be eased and finished so it feels like you've been using it for 20 years before it actually feels right. I've done some magic with my 102 and 65 1/2 and they do feel a lot nicer than when I bought them. They adjust easier and feel better in the hand. Just my observations. Something else I forgot to mention: The 102 would be great as a luthier's plane. Buy 2-3 of them and put cambered edges on them so they work well to carve instrument bodies. They're cheap enough that you wont break the bank, even if you bought several and did some adjustment on each one to do a specific task.

Today's modern day 12V cordless tools are quite powerful and satisfy many types of work.

Here is my example: Franklin Polypropylene 30" x16" tool cart is $109.00 that I have been wanting for a long time. I could be waiting forever for it to go on sale to everyday members for probably $89.00. However, Inside Track has it on sale this month of August for $74.95. That's a difference of $34.95. The $34.95 minus $29.00 membership is a plus $5.05 savings for me from the regular price. As you pointed out, I would be crazy to pass up paying for the Inside Track membership with the discounted price and $5.05 discount to boot from the regular price, and then enjoy the benefits of the membership for the following year. My only concern, and it is a funny one, is that I will now be encouraged to do impulse buying to save in the future. Like I joke with the folks down at my local Harbor Freight that is less than a mile away..."This is the only place I come to, where I go broke saving money." :) Thanks for the video jldwoodworking, and points well made.

I think it's more geared toward the hobby crowd. I'm a modeler and these would be great for those kind of tools.

i had a friend that put a crochet on his bench bull to do dovetail work. made loading and unloading the workpiece really quick. never did it myself but it looked effective. i use a moxxon vise that's just a couple boards held together with f-clamps and holdfasted to the bench. might revisit the bench bull idea and see if it's useful for me.

Thanks for the video. I don't use dowels all the time, but buying this allows me to make hard to find dowels

I bought one, it is ok. I took the spring off as it cants the chuck/drill bit towards the shaft with the spring as there is a bit of slop in the sleeves that ride up and down the shafts. I removed the two hard plastic sleaves from the chuck carrier and replaced them with a piece of ultra slippery Teflon PTFE 1/16" thick sheet (McMaster Carr part# 8545K13) that I rolled into a cylinder. To cut the strip uses the full height of the hard plastic insert to measure for the width of the strip and marked a line with a sharpie. Cut the strip off with sharp scissors. Then roll the end of the strip around one of the steel shafts(PTFE is soft) and mark the approximate length needed to make a complete cylinder, you will have to trim off tiny amounts of the length to get it to fit perfectly into the holes in the drill chuck carriage(it should be a tight fit), push the piece of PTFE all the way to the bottom, I needed to use the edge of a 3/8" dowel to to get the PTFE piece to bottom out. There is no need to reinstall the two screw they are not necessary as the Teflon fit it tight. All the slop is gone. Reassemble the drill guide and put a thin film of gun oil, 3 in 1 oil, synthetic motor oil, or the like on the steel shafts, it will be silky smooth and it will be an excellent tool. I would recommend mounting it to a 8" or 10" square base for stability. This is a light duty, hobbyist tool, do not expect to be drilling holes for pegging mortice and tenon joints in huge timbers.

That frame looks great.

If you just want a very nice besoke pencil sharpener the small plane is a beauty - It is also a nice plane for the tool pouch just for breaking edges - it is very handy

Could have been 5 min vid. Repeat. Boring.

Wood River makes chisels that you can buy at a decent price.

Jesus Christ Ronny Barker quit comedy and now does woodworking.

I love you man, but that wasn't worth more than a minute. Money comes and goes, but that's 5 minutes of my life that's gone forever.

Thanks for the video