Haha! If you are interested in any of them, I have them available on my website: www.flynndoggwoodwork.com/shop Thanks so much for watchign Liquidrockaquatics!
I've been using the 2.8 built in pencil sharpener style pencils for a couple years now. I use it for everything from rough framing to trimming out houses. Only pencil I use these days. Love the channel.
That's awesome, I've been leaning towards the thicker lead myself. So tired of the lead breaking in the smaller pencils! Thanks so much for the compliment and thanks for watching Darrell!
I recently bought a pencil set like this one and I love having it. I already have a couple of those clamps, got a deal on them a year or so back from Kreg. Dipped the ends in plasti-dip now don't worry about scraping whatever I put them on. Maybe I will make it through the weekend without spending money on the Flynndog's suggestions!
Brian, I've watched every one of your videos and I think the beginning of this one with the Google dive is terrific. I hope you do that again. The pencil set is the winner of this one.
@@FlynndoggWoodwork you are always finding new things for me to buy. I might have to get a job to keep up. 🤔 The big C clamp probably will be on my Amazon list.
That set of nicpro mechanical pencils was more than I needed so I checked into that brand a little more on Amazon and found there's a single pencil with all the different colored refills under 9 dollars and purchased it. I'm very happy with it and it works great. Thanks for save me some money because I almost purchased that more expensive fat boy.
Oh great! Glad you got it. You know someone also mentioned that the fat boy has too fat of lead, and now that I have the nicpro i would tend to agree with them. Seems to get much more precise markings while still visible!
I know not everyone has a Menards by them, but for those that do like me the masterforce bar clamps have a 4 and 3/4-in throat depth (I routinely get 5 in) The bars are super thick stainless steel thousand pound capacity, and the 36 in is only $15 a piece. They also have 12 and 24-in for less than that. I own all three models and love them
Thanks so much for sharing that milleradam98! I love menards, Haven't been in a long time as the closest one near me is about an hour away... with 10 home depots and lowe's in between. Need to visit soon! Thanks for the recommendation!
Dog I'm glad you do the google deep dive so I don't have to!!!! I was looking at a deep reach ( throat ) clamp a couple days ago. I especially like the pencil set. Thanks Bigdog Timothy
I love that T-shirt you're wearing today. I don't know if I have ever told you in the comments that I really enjoy your channel. The information on tools saves me time (which I never seem to have) and the bantering between you and Bert are the highlights during my hectic day. I must inform you that I'm getting poorer, twenty=five dollars a throw, by following your channel. But I love new toys. Thank you and keep up this great content.
Oh you are too kind Ken, really appreciate that. Believe me you aren't the only one getting poorer on these tools. Sometimes I have to make these cheaper tool videos just to save a little bit of money! Thanks again for your nice comment!
I had to really work to not spit take my coffee across the table when you said, "miter saw butt crack." I don't have that set, but I have a few of those pencils, and I use them regularly, and the different colors do work really well on differing colored wood. Glad you got your crack cleaned up. Thanks for the morning video, enjoy the weekend and happy St. Paddy's,
Haha! I just kept looking at that crack and thought... it does look like. a butt crack! :). Thank you so much for watching as always Pat, and Happy St. Patricks to you as well!
Thanks for the video Brian. A rust removal video should be in the making very soon. My OCD caught on fire when I saw all of that rust on your table saw rail. ;-)
You READ MY MIND! I'm actually thinking about doing that. I still have rust all over some of my cast iron from when my shop wasn't climate controlled last year and I dripped sweat on it (yuck). I'm definitely going to be doing that very soon! :)
Ok im commenting as I watch so there might be multiple comments. First the intro is awesome but I need more Bert in my life. Second this spindle clamps are awesome I've never seen those before.
Love those spindle clamps. I featured those last year I think. Really come in handy if you need to force something in the same plane. Stay tuned Burt will be back! :)
Looks to me like your next project needs to be a drill press table. Tracks incorporated into the fence and base are very useful for clamps and stop blocks. Good to see the price for push block sets are finally coming down. Sets like that used to be $40 +. Hopefully, more people will start using them. I like the Lunar Block. But yeah, sanding is always gonna suck. The pencil set looks to be a good deal if one doesn't mind a fat lead, and I really like the awI/scriber. Honestly, I prefer to keep my lines crisp without having to sharpen the tip after every 3rd one. I love the GraphGear 1000 pencils too much to give them up. Keep Googling Deep for us.
Haha! Thanks so miuch ST-0311! You are exactly right. Drill press table is on my short list. As soon as I get more storage built for all the crap laying around my shop, I'm going to be doing stuff like that. Also really want a zero clearance set up for the miter saw. I'm tired of tear out!
The throat clamps are clamps welders use. This keeps the clamps away from the welds. The screw clamps 🗜️ as you call them, I have always known them to be Jorgensen clamps. If I wrong please let me know. I do like the carpenter pencils
Thanks so much for sharing john! I think Jorgensen might have developed the clamps. Jorgensen is a brand name of clamps I know. The throat clamps are also used a lot with pocket hole joinery as well. I've got a smaller set from Kreg that I use quite frequently. Thanks so much for watching!
I believe the “boot” is a push shoe. Push sticks, push blocks and push shoes. First time I heard “push shoe” was an Izzy Swan video a few weeks ago. I would not recommend the plastic ones, though. If the blade hits them they can shatter and send plastic shrapnel everywhere.
The shattering plastic push sticks is grossly exaggerated. However, when one needs to direct traffic to expensive foam tipped ones via an affiliate link sometimes a bit of exaggeration is necessary. I agree that these particular shoes shouldn't be used. Not because they're plastic. These are only about 3/8 to 7/16 thick, so they are not stable laterally. They easily tip form side to side, and tipping towards a spinning blade would be disastrous.
@@ST-0311 not sure how you can exaggerate a push stick literally exploding on camera when it comes into contact with a table saw blade. 🤷♂️ Not a chance I’m comfortable taking when there are perfectly safe alternatives that work much better. And the scrap wood ones are free. 🥳
Push shoe! Someone else mentioned that as well. My favorite design by far. I think 731 had an accident with a plastic push stick a while back. From my experience, the blade just cuts right through it, but I definitely bet you could get kick back and have it shatter if it comes in at an angle or pressure is put on it. Great point and thanks for watching Damon!
I like the old fashion wooden ones quite a bit. I've got two right now. I should make a video on how to create a bunch of these designs, that would do pretty well I bet! Thanks for watching ST-0311!
@@Damon_BarberYeah. The same camera that recorded that forced "explosion" also recorded the recommendation that included chicken foot push sticks not be used at all, because they don't provide enough downward support. A recommendation I agree with wholeheartedly. What did he say? "Push forward, down, and toward the fence all at the same time." Exactly right. A foam chicken foot doesn't contribute any more vertical or lateral pressure than the one that comes with a Ryobi job site saw. That camera also recorded recommendations for the PLASTIC MicroJig Grr-Ripper, and the PLASTIC Grr-Rip Blocks with the PLASTIC drop down tabs on several occasions. Both are excellent plastic devices. Before Bow all included or after market push sticks, blocks, and shoes were plastic. Everyone used them. No one was complaining. There were few if any reports of exploding plastic injuries. Now they're "dangerous." Content creation is a business.
Someone else mentioned that. I've not had any problem with the plastic ones I've had in the past, but it's definitely something to be cognizant of! Thanks for watching DjLooN!
@@FlynndoggWoodwork I'm just finishing a 1x10 by 8 feet shelf for my neighbor's son. I'll use the clamp to hold the board to the shelf brackets when I add the screws.
@@FlynndoggWoodwork I like to help people. It doesn't hurt that I get a small amount of money to buy more tools you recommend. I'm working on a dollhouse themed bookcase for a children's reading charity auction. It's pretty cool 😎 and fun to be creative. I'll send photos when I finish
Sorry to hear @lordhog. Been there. But things happen for a reason in life. We may not know or understand why, now, & is difficult at times to deal with. However, there is the reason. Some things are beyond us and our control. Now it’s times to work on YOU & make yourself happy. I’d you’re on YT, checking out a woodworking video, seems like you’re a woodworker. Work on your game, be creative, keep your mind occupied. Build something that satisfies you and begin your journey if you haven’t. If you have, continue to make it grow and make it better. Not my business to be involved in someone’s life but felt it was necessary & important for some reason to say this to you. I wish you well. God bless. Sometimes we all need a few words of encouragement or positive vibes that go a long way when we least expect it to. 🤜 🤛.
Dogg, man...WTF? Go deep on the lathe, goodness sakes, you're nuts. Holy cow, was that the lathe we saw at 1:00? We're getting close, huh? We've seen it now a few times, exciting times; in fact, it's made us lose focus on the cheap stuff you found. Dogg, you've been shaving your hands. It made for a good look when using the lunar block. If this woodworking thing doesn't work out, you might want to consider hand modeling. That cleaning of the cracks begs the question: blow, or suck? Dogg, you are the man at working/cleaning the gap.
OMG I'm dying Meat! Love that old Seinfeld episode of the hand model. If there is a market for fat fingers, I would kill it. You're damn straight! You saw that beautiful lathe. I've actually already filmed the lathe video, just haven't edited it yet! :). It's coming! Coming soon. May be next week. Or the following. I'm really trying to migrate to more build videos. I'm just about finished recording another build video, so that may hit next week. Some planter boxes!
@@FlynndoggWoodwork We really like when you show your builds because of the method you employ. We think your style would make it very easy for a newbie hobbiest to pick up on techniques, tips and procedures. Drive on Dogg, man.
@@themeat5053 Thanks Meat, I appreciate that. I'm not as skilled as a lot of those youtubers out there as I'm still learning myself, but i'm having fun doing it! :)
Cool tools, I want em all.
Haha! Thanks so much for watching Jackson!
I bought the NicPro pencil set on your recommendation and I am glad I did. Great product, thanks!
Oh awesome! That set really is quite a nice kit for the price. I've been using it like crazy too! Thanks so much for watching!
I love the shirt
Haha! If you are interested in any of them, I have them available on my website: www.flynndoggwoodwork.com/shop
Thanks so much for watchign Liquidrockaquatics!
Another great video got to have the pencil set 😊
That was one of my favorites too! Great deal in my opinion! Thanks so much for watching Tom!
I've been using the 2.8 built in pencil sharpener style pencils for a couple years now. I use it for everything from rough framing to trimming out houses. Only pencil I use these days. Love the channel.
That's awesome, I've been leaning towards the thicker lead myself. So tired of the lead breaking in the smaller pencils! Thanks so much for the compliment and thanks for watching Darrell!
I recently bought a pencil set like this one and I love having it. I already have a couple of those clamps, got a deal on them a year or so back from Kreg. Dipped the ends in plasti-dip now don't worry about scraping whatever I put them on.
Maybe I will make it through the weekend without spending money on the Flynndog's suggestions!
Haha! I'm glad I didn't cost you any money this weekend! :) Great idea on the plastic dip! I think I'll do that as well! Thanks for suggesting it Jim!
Man, I love your demeanor. Subbed.
You are too kind! Thank you so much! I really appreciate that The Real Jay Roe!
Brian, I've watched every one of your videos and I think the beginning of this one with the Google dive is terrific. I hope you do that again. The pencil set is the winner of this one.
Thanks so much a9ball1. I would tend to agree with you on that pencil set. Followed closely by that c-clamp. It's been on my list for a ling time! :)
Well done. I added a few items to my "wish" list.
Awesome! Thanks so much fro watching afpitbull60!
I'm recommending the pencil set to my student. It's a great option for all the options that I bought individually and she needs.
Great idea Ken, it would be an excellent starter kit! Thanks as always for watching! :)
@@FlynndoggWoodwork you are always finding new things for me to buy. I might have to get a job to keep up. 🤔 The big C clamp probably will be on my Amazon list.
Just added c clamp to my basket
@@kenerickson4923 Haha! That big C-clamp has been on my list for a long time, ever since I got the new drill press. Really like it!
@@kenerickson4923 Nice, Hope you enjoy it! Really pleased with mine!
Good job showing us the tools, you make it easy to understand
Thanks tim! I appreciate that! Thanks so much for watching!
That set of nicpro mechanical pencils was more than I needed so I checked into that brand a little more on Amazon and found there's a single pencil with all the different colored refills under 9 dollars and purchased it. I'm very happy with it and it works great. Thanks for save me some money because I almost purchased that more expensive fat boy.
Oh great! Glad you got it. You know someone also mentioned that the fat boy has too fat of lead, and now that I have the nicpro i would tend to agree with them. Seems to get much more precise markings while still visible!
I know not everyone has a Menards by them, but for those that do like me the masterforce bar clamps have a 4 and 3/4-in throat depth (I routinely get 5 in) The bars are super thick stainless steel thousand pound capacity, and the 36 in is only $15 a piece. They also have 12 and 24-in for less than that. I own all three models and love them
Thanks so much for sharing that milleradam98! I love menards, Haven't been in a long time as the closest one near me is about an hour away... with 10 home depots and lowe's in between. Need to visit soon! Thanks for the recommendation!
Cool video.
Thanks! I appreciate that Ken!
The wed site looks great.
Thanks Rod! I appreciate it!
Dog I'm glad you do the google deep dive so I don't have to!!!! I was looking at a deep reach ( throat ) clamp a couple days ago. I especially like the pencil set. Thanks Bigdog Timothy
Love that deep reach clamp. That and the pencils were probably my two favorite from this video! Thanks so much for watching Tim!
I love that T-shirt you're wearing today. I don't know if I have ever told you in the comments that I really enjoy your channel. The information on tools saves me time (which I never seem to have) and the bantering between you and Bert are the highlights during my hectic day. I must inform you that I'm getting poorer, twenty=five dollars a throw, by following your channel. But I love new toys. Thank you and keep up this great content.
Oh you are too kind Ken, really appreciate that. Believe me you aren't the only one getting poorer on these tools. Sometimes I have to make these cheaper tool videos just to save a little bit of money! Thanks again for your nice comment!
I had to really work to not spit take my coffee across the table when you said, "miter saw butt crack." I don't have that set, but I have a few of those pencils, and I use them regularly, and the different colors do work really well on differing colored wood. Glad you got your crack cleaned up. Thanks for the morning video, enjoy the weekend and happy St. Paddy's,
Haha! I just kept looking at that crack and thought... it does look like. a butt crack! :). Thank you so much for watching as always Pat, and Happy St. Patricks to you as well!
I got those push bocks. But was disappointed in the grip after a short time with the foam on the two blocks
Thanks for sharing Greg! Good to know. I love hearing about peoples experiences who have had the tools for a wile Thanks again for sharing!
Thanks for the video Brian. A rust removal video should be in the making very soon. My OCD caught on fire when I saw all of that rust on your table saw rail. ;-)
You READ MY MIND! I'm actually thinking about doing that. I still have rust all over some of my cast iron from when my shop wasn't climate controlled last year and I dripped sweat on it (yuck). I'm definitely going to be doing that very soon! :)
Ok im commenting as I watch so there might be multiple comments. First the intro is awesome but I need more Bert in my life. Second this spindle clamps are awesome I've never seen those before.
Love those spindle clamps. I featured those last year I think. Really come in handy if you need to force something in the same plane. Stay tuned Burt will be back! :)
Looks to me like your next project needs to be a drill press table. Tracks incorporated into the fence and base are very useful for clamps and stop blocks.
Good to see the price for push block sets are finally coming down. Sets like that used to be $40 +. Hopefully, more people will start using them.
I like the Lunar Block. But yeah, sanding is always gonna suck.
The pencil set looks to be a good deal if one doesn't mind a fat lead, and I really like the awI/scriber. Honestly, I prefer to keep my lines crisp without having to sharpen the tip after every 3rd one. I love the GraphGear 1000 pencils too much to give them up.
Keep Googling Deep for us.
Haha! Thanks so miuch ST-0311! You are exactly right. Drill press table is on my short list. As soon as I get more storage built for all the crap laying around my shop, I'm going to be doing stuff like that. Also really want a zero clearance set up for the miter saw. I'm tired of tear out!
@16:48 If you put your finger into the slot (hmmmm) it'll vacuum up the dust. That pencil set and that brush looks tempting though.
I've tried that! I think my little sausage fingers just can't get in there! :) Or maybe I'm just impatient! Thanks so much for watchign Hansangb!
The throat clamps are clamps welders use. This keeps the clamps away from the welds.
The screw clamps 🗜️ as you call them, I have always known them to be Jorgensen clamps. If I wrong please let me know.
I do like the carpenter pencils
Thanks so much for sharing john! I think Jorgensen might have developed the clamps. Jorgensen is a brand name of clamps I know. The throat clamps are also used a lot with pocket hole joinery as well. I've got a smaller set from Kreg that I use quite frequently. Thanks so much for watching!
I believe the “boot” is a push shoe. Push sticks, push blocks and push shoes. First time I heard “push shoe” was an Izzy Swan video a few weeks ago.
I would not recommend the plastic ones, though. If the blade hits them they can shatter and send plastic shrapnel everywhere.
The shattering plastic push sticks is grossly exaggerated. However, when one needs to direct traffic to expensive foam tipped ones via an affiliate link sometimes a bit of exaggeration is necessary.
I agree that these particular shoes shouldn't be used. Not because they're plastic. These are only about 3/8 to 7/16 thick, so they are not stable laterally. They easily tip form side to side, and tipping towards a spinning blade would be disastrous.
@@ST-0311 not sure how you can exaggerate a push stick literally exploding on camera when it comes into contact with a table saw blade. 🤷♂️ Not a chance I’m comfortable taking when there are perfectly safe alternatives that work much better. And the scrap wood ones are free. 🥳
Push shoe! Someone else mentioned that as well. My favorite design by far. I think 731 had an accident with a plastic push stick a while back. From my experience, the blade just cuts right through it, but I definitely bet you could get kick back and have it shatter if it comes in at an angle or pressure is put on it. Great point and thanks for watching Damon!
I like the old fashion wooden ones quite a bit. I've got two right now. I should make a video on how to create a bunch of these designs, that would do pretty well I bet! Thanks for watching ST-0311!
@@Damon_BarberYeah. The same camera that recorded that forced "explosion" also recorded the recommendation that included chicken foot push sticks not be used at all, because they don't provide enough downward support. A recommendation I agree with wholeheartedly.
What did he say? "Push forward, down, and toward the fence all at the same time."
Exactly right.
A foam chicken foot doesn't contribute any more vertical or lateral pressure than the one that comes with a Ryobi job site saw.
That camera also recorded recommendations for the PLASTIC MicroJig Grr-Ripper, and the PLASTIC Grr-Rip Blocks with the PLASTIC drop down tabs on several occasions.
Both are excellent plastic devices.
Before Bow all included or after market push sticks, blocks, and shoes were plastic. Everyone used them. No one was complaining. There were few if any reports of exploding plastic injuries.
Now they're "dangerous."
Content creation is a business.
Cleaning your cracks are important
:) Isn't that the truth! Thanks so much for watching Tate!
Awe man what happened to your cousin..?? You guys seemed to have fun in the shop 😄😁
Haha! He'll be back, he's on spring break in Kentucky right now! :). Thanks for watching Kyle!
It's always irritating when you can't get your crack clean, we'll have to see about getting one of those soon.
Haha! You must have the same pet peev as me! :) It drives me crazy! Thanks for watching Robert!
Heard some bad things about those hard plastic push sticks
Someone else mentioned that. I've not had any problem with the plastic ones I've had in the past, but it's definitely something to be cognizant of! Thanks for watching DjLooN!
Push shoe
I like it! I'm going to start calling it that! :) Thanks for watching Richard!
Can’t beat a squeaky clean crack
Haha! You’re not lying! 😅
Great video Bryan! I don't know what was funnier, seeing your "Shocker" pushstick or watching your Big Crack Attack!! Blessings!!!
Haha! I'm glad someone noticed that old shocker push stick. I actually use that old push stick quite a bit! :). Blessings to you as well!
I got my c clamp.
Oh nice! I hope it worked out for you!
@@FlynndoggWoodwork I'm just finishing a 1x10 by 8 feet shelf for my neighbor's son. I'll use the clamp to hold the board to the shelf brackets when I add the screws.
@@kenerickson4923 Oh nice! You're doing a lot for other people! :). Like that. That's how I get my joy in life too! :)
The clamp really worked well holding the shelf yesterday. I'll send a photo later.
@@FlynndoggWoodwork I like to help people. It doesn't hurt that I get a small amount of money to buy more tools you recommend. I'm working on a dollhouse themed bookcase for a children's reading charity auction. It's pretty cool 😎 and fun to be creative. I'll send photos when I finish
My wife gave me a tool for under 25 dollars. A retainer form for a divorce lawyer
Ugh! That’s awful!
Sorry to hear @lordhog. Been there. But things happen for a reason in life. We may not know or understand why, now, & is difficult at times to deal with. However, there is the reason. Some things are beyond us and our control. Now it’s times to work on YOU & make yourself happy. I’d you’re on YT, checking out a woodworking video, seems like you’re a woodworker. Work on your game, be creative, keep your mind occupied. Build something that satisfies you and begin your journey if you haven’t. If you have, continue to make it grow and make it better.
Not my business to be involved in someone’s life but felt it was necessary & important for some reason to say this to you. I wish you well. God bless.
Sometimes we all need a few words of encouragement or positive vibes that go a long way when we least expect it to. 🤜 🤛.
Omg.
Haha! Thanks for watching Damian!
@@FlynndoggWoodwork I've blocked your channel and no help. You are crap dude.
Dogg, man...WTF? Go deep on the lathe, goodness sakes, you're nuts. Holy cow, was that the lathe we saw at 1:00? We're getting close, huh? We've seen it now a few times, exciting times; in fact, it's made us lose focus on the cheap stuff you found. Dogg, you've been shaving your hands. It made for a good look when using the lunar block. If this woodworking thing doesn't work out, you might want to consider hand modeling. That cleaning of the cracks begs the question: blow, or suck? Dogg, you are the man at working/cleaning the gap.
OMG I'm dying Meat! Love that old Seinfeld episode of the hand model. If there is a market for fat fingers, I would kill it. You're damn straight! You saw that beautiful lathe. I've actually already filmed the lathe video, just haven't edited it yet! :). It's coming! Coming soon. May be next week. Or the following. I'm really trying to migrate to more build videos. I'm just about finished recording another build video, so that may hit next week. Some planter boxes!
@@FlynndoggWoodwork We really like when you show your builds because of the method you employ. We think your style would make it very easy for a newbie hobbiest to pick up on techniques, tips and procedures. Drive on Dogg, man.
@@themeat5053 Thanks Meat, I appreciate that. I'm not as skilled as a lot of those youtubers out there as I'm still learning myself, but i'm having fun doing it! :)
@@FlynndoggWoodwork Well, Dogg, keep on having fun and keep us entertained while we learn along with you.
@@themeat5053That's my favorite part of this channel, I'm learning soooo much! :)
"you could go biggr then that" --- "that's what my wife said" 😢😢😢😢
Haha! I should have had Burt visit for this one! :)
@@FlynndoggWoodwork Mr Flynndogg I can't express enough my love for Burt. Maybe Burt could have his own video for April fool's day?
@@CorbyQ Oh man CorbyQ. Don't give me any ideas! I like that one! :)
All this talk about cracks and anal and Bert was nowhere to be seen.
Oh my goodness Maximusmagni! Burt would have loved this one! :) He's coming back to visit in a few weeks! :)