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Damn, wish it coukd take the 2.5" 😅 for the price though still looks solid!

Loving your channel! FYI, your table saw blade is raised way too high. For safety (and cleaner cuts) your blade should only be about one tooth higher than the piece you're cutting. And in your case, that would also give you enough space to fit the work piece on the table without tilting it! Keep up the good work😊

you are entertaining and you are learning as you proceed. I have to wonder how far you will advance... I used to make traps for larger animals, the traps were much like the rat trap you made. an exception was the trap door. It slid through a channel on either side. The trigger mechanism was a slight ramp just short of the bait. When you use your table saw, make a crosscut sled instead😁 of that miter gauge.Have a BLESSED DAY

That’s a wicked deal, can barley get a hammer for that price these days lol

New subscriber. I love how much you appreciate small things that others might over look. Such a thankful outlook on life. I am still in the process of stocking my shop via estate sales, auctions, Craigslist, etc. keep up the good work. Shalom

I bought this as well. I am very happy with it.

Let’s do it! Good job Mister!💙

That's the way to do it. Best of luck & have fun! The table saw is a great find for free. I notice it doesn't have a riving knife (splitter). If I can give you one piece of advice it would be to see if you can find one to fit or find a video showing how to make a custom one (just need a piece of steel the same thickness as the blade & some ingenuity). I know a lot of Americans do without this safety feature but it really is a lifesaver (finger & hand saver more accurately) as kickback can do all sorts of damage (check out some videos on that too). That is one piece of machinery that needs to be treated with respect. Great to see you've already started generating some money off it. Woodworking is a great hobby which can be self-sustaining & help build up your tool collection. Exciting times :)

Be careful which pallets you use , some are treated with chemicals. I think the one you want to use are stamped with HT ( heat treated ). They are much safer to use.

Good for you! Me too. By simply typing in a search labeled free on marketplace, roadside riches and the local business park....I've gotten so much stuff! If you drive around your local business park and ask about pallets, you can get some great wood once it's milled. Make sure you don't take the blue or yellow pallets...they normally have to send those back. Always keep "break down " tools in your truck. Invest in a metal pallet breaker bar. Nipper pliers (they have a rounded head that looks like a thumb and finger coming together to make an O.) have a built in fulcrum which makes removing nails easier. Flat pry bars and claw hammer. Don't bother with pallets made from plywood...those are surprisingly just junk. The best ones are made from hardwood...usually used for heavy machinery. As you sell stuff, invest in the next tool. At some point I'm getting an air compressor with a denailer attachment. Restore habitat for humanity normally has a great section of used tools dirt cheap.

Put some of your wants and needs in the description so viewers can help you out

Blessings on your walk with Jesus

Really enjoyed the video ~And Your Relationship With JESUS ~ SUBBING

A drill press doesn't go in reverse! It's for drilling, no need for reverse

gonna watch, so far you are entertaining... I have a few years woodworking and I do love my shop. maybe if I see something I will try to be helpful😁

The Helmsman spar urethane looks great on cedar projects like the cedar picket planter boxes.

About 15 years ago I got a brad nailer at Harbor freight for about $14. I remember when I was a kid about 25 years ago. Harbor freight was extremely inexpensive, now, unfortunately some of the things they sell there are cheaper at Lowe’s for the namebrand version

Brad nails are not meant to hold your pallets together. Please screw those racks together they will come apart, be safe my friend

Your enthusiasm is contagious, wish you well on your woodworking journey. You seem to be acquiring a lot of stuff to help you, my advice is to stay organized. Nothing more irritating than trying to hunt down missing items. The pallet storage organizer was a good start. Perhaps try making some boxes or crates from pallet wood to keep stuff in. Or a French cleat wall or pegboard behind your workbench.

I'd seriously consider getting a pallet buster. Also as you have the compressor, think about getting hold of a denailer gun. Much easier and quicker than a hammer ;)

I also hope you bought some air tool oil for your nail gun because trust me harbor freight air tools need all the help they can get.

Brad nails aren't meant to hold things like that together. You need a nice screw gun and screws to hold things like that together. I would strongly suggest watching a lot of woodworking videos.

My kids and I are just starting a woodworking business ourselves. I've learned a ton from RUclips, so thanks for putting these videos out! Just an FYI, if you shake a can of stain, you take a chance of ending up with air bubbles on the finished product! I always just sir it up good instead of shaking!

I put my small scraps in a 5 gallon bucket and hang it up so it's off the floor.

Man great video. Simply tools makes amazing crafts. The hardest part of woodworking is not letting your own thoughts break you. Best of luck

Pay attention to how and when you use your brad nailer! The brad nails are NOT for structural use. I generally only use them to hold peices together while the glue dries or for like the backing panels on a cabinet. For strructural you want screws or heavy guage nails. For Quick easy builds with pallet wood that sell fast try making seasonal/holliday stuff. Like snowmen, hearts, bunnys and so on. they only require a few boards and some paint. They sell fast for good money.

great vid ......cheers

also why do you want your drill press drill to go in reverse? Just lift it back up. Reverse not necessary.

You will also need some pneumatic oil for your brad nailer. Read the advisor on the air entry cap!

I too am just starting out. I'll learn with you.

I got Jessus, too, but that rat would un-alive.

I've seen some RUclipsrs make their own pocket hole jig. I haven't tried it yet, but you might want to try that.

I subscribed so you can get more subscribers, good luck to you!

I need to see you catch and rehome by the river pls keep us posted 😂 I love your workshop!!!

I have the same one that was given to me and it's my favorite tool in the shop

hmmm I bought a brad nailer from harbor freight that shot brads or staples;;;for less than 30..00;;;works great;;;but its attacched to air hose not battery powered;;;the only drawback;;;

When you drill holes to mount the brackets for your tools, consider drilling into the mortar because if you ever move out, it is much cheaper & easier to replace mortar than blocks. Preferably drill into the horizontal mortar for additional holding of the plugs you put into the holes for your screws.

look at where to stack your wood I suggest vertically longest against the wall and step down to shortest, maybe some ceiling mounted for really long or better cuts of wood. I moved or tidied my pile of wood every day until I sorted out my system. That's a lot of work time I could have used making money. You got the right attitude go for it. 💪💪

I live in Alabama

Good work Bro.

You need a drill press and band saw,I did great buying them from a pawn shop. Just saying.

Let's go!

Love it man, subscribed so I can follow along on your journey, keep on keeping on!

Great work. Where are you located? I have a small miter saw that works but I can't use it and if you want it I will give it to you for free

Thank you for sharing. You have a new subscriber. Great estate sale find. Another great place to find good tools cheap is Pawn shops. I got my trim router for $15 at a small pawn shop. The national chain pawn shops will charge more. Thrift stores are hit or miss. DO NOT make a ramp on your table saw to match your workbench. Raise your table saw to match the workbench. Adding a ramp will cause potential problems with Kick Back. There should be a way to raise the base that supports your table saw. The base on my table saw has holes at one inch apart. I can raise the base up or down one inch increments. Looking at that base to your saw it looks like you have that option too. If raising the table saw will make it too high to use, lower the workbench. God bless and keep up the good work.

I noticed your Lugnuts cap, are you in the Lansing area? Keep the faith. A lot of us started on a shoestring. Make projects, sell & buy tools. Repeat & do it again. Definitely buy a heater asap….it will help you to want to make projects. Cold fingers can be dangerous. Try to keep your wood off the concrete floor, too. Best to you….it’s great to see young people carrying on the woodworking tradition.

Great video and glad you popped up as a video suggestion. Looking forward to seeing you grow and succeed. Are you going to make a video on your wall cross? Thanks for sharing and happy hunting for more great finds!

Thunder Cheeks! 😂

I also like the shellac Best!!

Keep at it. Most today find it hard to do what it takes to scrouge, scrimp and do what it takes to be a maker. Good used stuff will suffice and you slowly upgrade to better equipment. It looks like you've gotten a good start on things. Just don't give up. Better and warmer days are ahead..