Ten EXPENSIVE woodworking tools you have to see!
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2020
- You won't believe some of these "drool tools" exist!
1:21 - Bridge City JMP: bridgecitytools.com/products/...
3:13 - Alberti Disc Sander: violintools.com/product/the-a...
4:50 - Tormek T-8 Custom: www.tormek.com/usa/en/machine...
7:50 - Dowelmax: www.dowelmax.com/
10:03 - Stratus air filter: www.axiomstratus.com
11:30 - Pantorouter: pantorouter.com
13:24 - MLCS Cast Iron Router Table: www.mlcswoodworking.com/shops...
15:12 - Harvey G700 Dust Processor: www.harveywoodworking.com/pro...
17:15 - Mirka Sander: amzn.to/3kzoZbm
18:46 - Festool Dust Extractor: amzn.to/3lMlwXt
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I bought all of these things and I never imagined how much more time they gave me in the shop -- because my wife left me.
Thank you Jeff for that hilarious comment. I needed that after feeling depressed knowing I would probably never be able to afford all those tools.
Easy solution is just buy your wife equal amount of toys 😀
@@igorreshetov7565 pls see note below about loan. Where can I send my account#??
We all have priorities
Probably cheaper to buy the tools than having a wife tbh
I'm glad you spend so much attention to dust extraction. My father was a carpenter and while all the wood dust in his lungs wasn't what killed him in the end, the constant coughing certainly made the last 10 or so years of his life pretty miserable.
Man Oh Man…. Since I came across your channel, I am going broke! I can honestly tell you this. I have stepped up my game Big Time. I work in my wheelchair. I have plenty of issues. I also can tell you that the upgrade in my tooling has improved my body, mind & spirt in a big way. I have a nice long prioritize list and I keep checking things off one at a time. I am now saving for the BCT JMP. I just hope my arms hold out. I am going to Las Vegas this August 2024. See you there? TS, Portland
I just picked up woodworking during the quarantine. Your videos are a great combination of immediate instruction and shop envy! Please keep it up, I love the content!
As a fellow woodworker, I strongly agree with your view of the Festool dust extraction system. I work in a cabinet shop and we have 5 of their dust collectors. We recently purchased their smallest version , the CT-15. After using it for a few weeks, we bought another. Their reusable bags make the system that much better!
James, I have been waiting for this episode of Cool and expensive tools. Thanks for keeping me up to date with regard to drool tools. Excellent Video!
WOW & WOW!
I am not a woodworker, I mess around with tools and wood but by golly do I want all of these tools! Yup eye watering expensive but your face, your tone of voice, your pitch spoke volumes about these tools and I want to feel the way you feel when you talked just through them it must be a massive self image boost!
Thanks James brilliant yet again
Bob
Manchester
England
A really great presentation with clear and balance critique. Love it!
I've had a Dowelmax for 10+ years. Pricey, but amazing. The accuracy is stunning.
James, to label this edition as incredible does not do it justice.
You are a natural teacher and that
gift cannot be taught. Thank you!
I wanted to say thank you for all the hard work that I know goes into putting these videos together. I have learned a lot and appreciate all the tips and techniques.
An excellent well spoken presentation on some great quality tools. I can definitely see some of these making it into my workshop.
Thank you for the detailed explanation of each tool.
It is great to see a review of the jointmaker I have been wanting one for awhile. the price was too high, but since harvey tool bought in, the capacity increased and the price is cut in half to $600. beautiful quiet tool. Thanks stumpy
I’ve been watching since the videos involving the (now Late,) Great Charles Neil. I had just attended one of his classes and was searching his content, when I found yours!
I was an immediate fan of your blend of woodworking, problem-solving and of course humor.
It’s been awesome watching the channel evolve and the shop(s) grow!
The Drool Tools in your dream shop are cool, but the path and the progress are sweet!
Thanks for sharing, entertaining, and educating!
I had the honor of owning the first metric dowelmax in 10 and 8 mm. Still use it often. Remarkable tool.
I've been waiting since last December when you teased this video! It was worth the wait!
Thanks for highlighting these! It really helps understand if the quality and features of these tools are something I want to check out more. Some would would be a great fit for me down the road, and others are just fun to see!
I found the Harvey G700 Dust Processor on this edition of “Drool Tools”. I’ve been shopping for a new dust collection system for 2 years. With your intro, and a bit more research, I was sold. My new G700 was delivered 2 days ago. I’m am really impressed with its quality construction, very low noise, and tremendous performance. Thank you for featuring it.
Thank You! This is an Exceptional Video! Extremely Well Thought out and done!
Even if I don't break down & buy new expensive equipment there are tips we can all use to make what we have somewhat better. Thanks James!
Your comments about each tool are concise and informative. I enjoyed just hearing you talk even though my last woodworking project was eons ago!
I bought the DowellMax based on this video and I love it. I almost completely discontinued using pocket screws.
thanks for a quick reply, and the reasons. I shall keep watching
I love the simplicity and quality of dowel max
Thank you!!!
I like your presentation style. You seem genuine. You're not a salesperson in a woodworker disguise
Like some of these wood youtube guys....
Drool-tool- Candy ... all I need is 3 times my normal retirement / SSI checks to live in tool-drool heaven.
However, just seeing where technology has taken our hobby is something even those of us on fixed incomes can dream about!!
Thanks for giving us an old mans version of 'pinup dream fodder" ... cheers!
I found myself watching this again, (you'll find when you get to be my age that memory issues are real), and I just had to mention again just how much I appreciate what you do for everyone in this wonderful community. Your experience, innate ability to communicate and obvious passion for woodworking makes your content second to none. Again, thanks for what you do, Cheers!!
I have a Dowelmax and it is simply impressive , it is my go to for most joinery
I've used festool AND mirka sanders professionally for many years now. They are both great machines. Spesifically the festools "mirka style" sander has even little less vibration than the mirka has. Both are powerful and biggest difference is the on/off switch. Mirka has a pedal and festool has a button. Personally i like the pedal more.
Festool extractor bags arent cheap but you can get the expensive version of the bag which you can empty yourself and it last forever. I have one and its made from very tough materials. Its not cheap but its the cheapest option on the long run if you use the extractor alot.
Excellent video. Thank you.
Very informative and interesting presentation. Great stuff indeed.
I sometimes just get a slight feeling of boredom when it comes to all these high end tools of micrometer precision, packed with electronics in a woodworking shop.
The more complex and unique the device and its attachments the more you depend on the manufacturer’s assistance and parts when some maintenance or repair is due.
Thank you..this was an eye opener.
Great job. Thanks
Very informative. Thanks James.
James, Thanks for posting this! I've added a couple of your recommendations to my tools wish list.
The Harvey G700 is an absolute beast. It's got the same HP rating as my old JET cyclone, but it's got quite a bit more suction. The variable speed control and the much lower noise are quite nice as well.
That Jointmaker Pro is so interesting. Thanks for showing us!
Wonderful collection of tools I didn't know I can't live without until about 20 minutes ago. Well done - and I am looking similar to a happy bulldog, or wet St. Bernard.
I have a Dowelmax and it is a stunning tool at a great price. The pieces I've built with it are super strong, rigid, and perfectly aligned. Reveals are a snap. I've tried many other joining systems and this one has the all beat for speed, strength, and ease of use. The fact that it is only ~$250 makes it a steal.
As a machinist, and someone who is familiar with design cost and shit involved, 250 is a steal on dowelmax`s behalf, not yours... A cnc machine that can turn and mill can make this assembly of parts with absolute ease, in fact, i would say that with 250$ price, dowelmax company has around 100x the profit margin or 10000%, making that a part that can pay off a machine that produces it in about 2 days, if it is being sold at equal rate to production... A machine can make at least 70 of those per hour, which can then just be dumped into a box and sold, making this almost what coffee is to a bar owner, the best earner... One only needs a machine to make them, like with coffee in a bar, and once you do, every pop you sell gives you a profit margin of so fucking much that you can laugh at the sucker who thinks he got your product for cheap and counts it a steal... Price for raw material on that is around 3 bucks on an industrial level, give or take, depends on a lot of factors, but you get the point... You paid a fair price for a good tool, be happy you have a good tool, dont fool yourself you stole it, if you want a steal, i can show you how to do that too, and trust me, when you steal, its a steal, because you get it for free, literally... Otherwise, if its store bought, you were stolen from, at least the taxes you were charged can be considered theft, if you can accept the price the item has before VATheft...
I run the festool vacuum, with my other festool stuff, I have 2 festool sanders, the kapex chopsaw and the festool track saw, going from jobsite to jobsite it helps keep things clean and keep the dust down. they are all worth the money
Great Tools. Great info. Thank you for sharing.
Had a dowelmax for a few years now, i would never use any other dowel tool again, it’s a top quality tool!!
can't wait to get my woodshop. I miss making stuff. I use these videos as course reminders.
This is one of the few channels I'll upvote before I even see it.
great review of 10 "drool tools" ... great content !!!
Vacuum technology has long been intentionally designed to be loud, so we perceive it to be powerful. Glad to see praise for a quiet dust collection system
I wanted every one of those tools, some for the curiosity, like the first one. Then the last three maybe even 4...well I really want those. Thanks for the fun video.
I love Matthias! Glad to see his pantorouter getting some attention
He is delicious
Nice stuff, thanks for the continued great content!
Excellent, thanks Stumpy.
I have the Dowel Max and it's brilliant
Why would anyone downvote this? It's the usual top-notch content from Stumpy. Granted, it makes me sad that I'll never have these tools, but it's nice to know they exist.
I love these videos, they make me very happy 😁. I have the Festool CTL midi for on jobsites and the big Festool CTL 48 E LE EC/B22 for the shop. Good tip for all Festool dust extraction machines you can buy the Longlife dust bags. They cost a bit but you can empty the bag and use it over and over again, good worth of money. I also didn't buy the Mirka, I have the Delmeq it's basically the same machine, but cheaper, and a bit harder to find. Both are worth their money anyways. Keep up the good work 👍
I could imagine a few of these in my small shop, and want the dowelmax even more. Thanks
I recently purchased a new miter gauge with a fence attached to it for very nice accuracy. I used the stop block on it today also and oh my goodness it was beautiful.
Pretty interesting tools, dude! Thanks a lot! 😊
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Great stuff thanks
Thank You! I have been looking at the Mirka sander for a while now. I must admit the high price has kept me away. But now after burning up several other sanders and wanting better dust collection, I'm ready to give it a try.
Enjoy the free vids. Keep em coming
I really like that Mattias's pantarouter was used an example picture.
Really...
@@hauntedhose really what?
@@xTechDecayx The company that makes the aluminum version worked closely with Matthias to bring it to market. Stumpy and many others know that his version was the first successful vertical pantorouter design. It's a really cool story you can find on Matthias' website.
@@DullPoints well that's awesome. Thanks for the info :)
Thanks for sharing your information James, good video.👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you for the informative content.
Another great video. Thankyou!
We're gonna need a bigger shop...
I never knew I needed a router table so much
Love the tools and video. Just want to point out that the info panel introducing the Festool dust extractor is actually the info for the Tormek sharpener.
Always nice to drool over tools, thanks for the video.
I've been watching you Jay & Matthias all about the same length of time. Well for some time now. It was exciting to 1st learn about his Pantarouter go commercial. Equally exciting to see it on your channel. I still have it on my list of wood tools to build. Wood? Well I just think a home made tool in my shop whenever I can just does something for me. I like looking at it. I know I'd show it off more. Great show thanks for the years of enjoyment. Have yourself a cold one.. You earned it.
I'm new here but I've been watching Matthias for... 10 years probably. Definitely interesting to see one of his projects on a list of "high-end tools". For those who love the idea, but don't have the cash, you can buy the plans for a DIY version that's 95% wood (apart from the router itself, which of course you have to provide) from Matthias for $20.
great video. thanks
I am drooling over many of those tools. The side mounted router looks amazing for joinery.
Facing a sanding job right now and so wish I had that sander. My hand had a blister and my wrist is aching because my sander has a side grip instead of an over the top grip. My dust collect for it is a shop that I duct taped to it.
As my shop is also a garage that I need to put a car in, everything has to be on wheels and my tables all fold up for storage . . . maybe someday.
An excellent presentation I’m gonna have to remember to save enough money to buy a bib when I buy all those great tools you showed us every one of them could have a place in my shop even if I don’t need them they just look neat and useful.
Those are definitely drool-worthy. Being a home hobbyist, I don't see myself buying any of these, but it's cool seeing them nonetheless. Now, that cylinder thingy gives me an idea for a DIY version using the two big burly server rack fans I have, which run at 1,100 cfm combined.
thanks for sharing the video
From the list I have the CTM Midi Festool, Dowelmax and Domino (if we count it).
First that Dowelmax is absolutely beautiful and beyond well made tool. It is slow, but very precise and makes strong joints like you said.
You need to mark a lot of stuff and not confuse it before proceeding to drill holes.
Festool domino is another very well made tool and since I got it the Dowelmax (sadly) collects dust. I love everything about domino except for its initial price, but that can be redeemed with couple of good paid commissions. You can save money by quickly making your own dominoes if you wish to save money. I made few thousand in an afternoon and they last me quite some time.
Finally the CTM/CTL Midi. I had the same reaction for it - too expensive vacuum cleaner. Until I started to see the details. It is square with flat top! This has to be my favorite about it, because you can place other sustainers or use it to lay down tools. Hepa filter is top notch and the bag is easy to clean for few times before you have to throw it. There is reusuable bag available, but costly. Also do yourself a favor and buy the bluetooth hose adapter. This will allow you turning it on without having to go back to the vacuum and bend over. I'm not lazy, but this saves so much time especially when you are 9ft away from the vacuum.
Mine is CTM which has the alarm when the bag is full, not worth additional $100, go with CTL. You'll notice when the bag is full (no/low suction).
I don't have the Mirka sander, but I have Rotex 150 and it is an incredible and very powerful sander, dust collection is phenomenal. Buy good quality sand paper, that is also the key.
Now I believe all the other tools mentioned here are top notch and I'd love to own some of them soon. Tormek is catching my eye for a long time now. Also that chip extractor looks interesting. Ahhh just take my money....
Happy woodworking!
Ditto on the Mirka. Only sander I can use for 8 hours straight. Worth every penny. Their dust extractor is awesome, too.
Thanks for mentioning the tootheing plane. I got one from a customer who imported a great uncles tool chest from Germany. I spent quite some thought upon just what its purpose is and now I know. KB
I absolutely love your shop and all of the awesome tools!!!!! Some day I will have my work shop!!! But until then thank you for posting awesome content!
Excellent James. I own the Midi (older version) and have. been very happy with it. Keeps these cool tools videos coming
I'll start saving today!
Fantastic list! This will become a tool checklist for me to chip away at.
As always, brilliant, thanks, Greetings from the UK
Soo much cool stuff
Thanks for sharing keep up the great work look forward to hear from you by 4 now Ken, God bless
If I only had ... looks like a great list to give to my wife for Christmas present suggestions, although she is great about giving me gift cards so I can pick what I want as opposed to her guessing. I'm blessed to have an awesome wife, thank God!
Some neat stuff. When I want to dream big I look at Northfield. Love to have a shop full of it but never will.
the best tools always "hurt to buy" it would seem . Thanks for the years of good information in the world of woodworking tools .
i guess in this day and age its so easy to see all the stuff you dont have compared to years ago. i mean i have seen so many woodshops now its intimidating as someone starting out in their little 1 car UK garage (much smaller than a 1 car US garage ;))
Cry once when you buy it or cry every time you use a cheap tool
@@joshyingling you make a good point . and with better tools , your more likely to want to woodwork (mainly hobbyists ).
@@josephbrauer2573 yeah I started woodworking with harbor freight tools, then I quickly found out how much quieter and better other tools are. And honestly I just paid for a new table saw and the rest of my big tools i worked for. Like my drum sander, dust collector, festool track saw etc. I just built things for people and they paid me in tools I asked for. Kind of a win win for me, I get to hone my skills and get tools
I hope one day to get one of those tormek diamond stones, they seem really neat.
I thought the Stratus air filter was going to be a lot more, that is now on my list! As always, awesome job!
The Mirka Deros is completely awesome. Use the Abranet sanding discs for even better dust collection and they last a lot longer than traditional sanding discs.
I may not buy, but the video was very informative and now I understand why they command such a high price. Quality cost.....Now I know.
Great job teaching and explaining.
I dont even have a woodworking shop, heck i haven't even done woodworking in a couple of years but i think im addicted to these videos
Niiiiice! Drool tools is the right name for this segment.
Great video
I don't have much in the way of high end tools, but I did buy a Dowelmax and I love it. Strong accurate joints without forking over the $thousand or so for a Domino.
our school has 4 of those exact festool vacuums (and the matching festool ROS) and they are GREAT
very informative show like the router table.
I have the Dowel Max, I was able to get it on sale and decided I'd try it. Although I wasn't a big dowel fan, I have to say, it's worth it. It's incredibly precise, accurate and very versatile. i've used several dowel systems over the past 30-40 years, and this one is the best by a wide margin.
Beautiful presentation of “drool tools” in a “drool shop”! Best wishes!
That Tormek...your version is sweet!!
You aren't kidding about the dream team that is Mirka sander with Festool dust extractor. The Mirka sanding pad has a whole constellation of holes, so it can use a lot of different brands of sanding discs with different hole arrangements, very rarely do I need to poke holes through for effective dust collection. And the Festool is so handy, so portable and so sturdy, that even our least experienced employees have been unable to beat it up.