Top woodwork tool recommendations for small workshops
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- Опубликовано: 2 янв 2021
- My top woodwork tool recommendations! I get asked a lot about tools I would recommend for small to medium shine shops for beginners to intermediate woodworkers. The tools I show in this video will makes it possibly to a wide range off woodwork task efficiently and with a high level of precision
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Here are links to all the tools I mentioned in the video:
Makita track saw and 55' track
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Makita 118' track
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Makita track connector
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Makita track clamps
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Makita trim router with two bases - normal and plunge and depth guide
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Makita cordless trim router kit
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Makita plunge base for trim router
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Makita plunge base
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Makita track router adapter
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Big Makita router 3 1/4
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Makita 1 1/4 plunge router
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Milescraft subcompact base with mortising pins
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Milescraft router bushing set
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Mirka 6" deros random orbital sander tool only
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Mirka sanding system - sander and vac
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Mirka abranet sandpaper 120 grit (can get all grits)
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Virutex Large planer
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I recommend your channel and IG to everyone I know you are the best and such a positive person! Love your work my man!
Thanks so much!! I really appreciate it!
Absolutely!! Found myself watching several different channels and often recommend this channel for all around advice!! Just an awesome channel!! Amazing work...incredible explanations
Being an old shop teacher, you are a dream student. Love your energy and quality of your work. RWB ❤
Thank you 🙏
Like you I avid user of Makita cordless tools, I bought my first Makita tool a right angle 7.2 volt drill kit in 1983. With the exception of the track saw I have the same routers you mentioned. I’m actually retired now but still do some woodworking. Your shop and power tools are what most would dream about.
Totally agree with eliminating errors.
Thanks for your videos, I watch them for education and entertainment. My 4 year old son loves them and frequently has said "that guy knows what he's doing"
You are one of the best woodworker on RUclips. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
I have found the best tool in my shop is my phone so I can call someone like you that actually knows what they are doing ! it cheaper in the long run for me and here's why 1. you get the lumber cheaper then me and a better quality lumber 2. your more efficient and it with less waste 3 your skill level is way better that mine 4. and with you id have no medical bills in the end because any time I use a power tool it involves going to the hospital and me getting stitches ! I have at least 20 pieces furniture in my home handmade by local craftsman and not one drop of my blood was lost
😂😂😂 I like the way you think!
For those of us just getting started it would be cool if you could do more videos like this. Thanks.
I just found your channel. Keep up they great work!
Thank you for the tutoral.Totally agree with the track saw.Mine was a game changer!
I purchased the Makita track saw a month ago - bought Makita because that’s what you use & I love it. Saves so much time and my finishing work is so much better!
Awesome!!!
Great info! I love my track saw and can't believe how often I use it. Just picked up the router guide for the track. Keep up the great videos, subbed
Absolute gold. Thanks
Thanks. I have watched many of your shorts on RUclips and you are a phenomenal woodworker. I did not know that there was such a tool as a router jig for a track. Pretty cool.
This is so good!! Thank you so much 👍🏻👍🏾👍🏼
Great info!
Excellent instruction. Thank you so much.
Thanks Dusty, that was incredibly helpful! You are The Master of Joinery! 👍
Can't believe you dont have at least 250K subs. This was extremely helpful for me. I'm starting a woodworking business and need these tools! Had no idea Makita had systems like that. Will definitely be buying some if not all.
Thankyou so much for your help. Love your work! Please keep 'em coming.
lol check the subs now
Thanks for this channel,the best tools and adviser
This is one of the most helpful videos ever! Thanks Dusty!
I’m glad to hear it!!
Thanks again dude for sharing your knowledge with us. My favorite tool you have is your king radial arm saw. I'll have one of those one day. Thanks again dude for sharing.
Another stellar video is the maksiwa review!
Thanks for all the good info you provide, keep up the good work, best vibes!!!
Thank you!!
Thanks for this content, you are awesome man! Following you since few weeks and I am impressed how much work you get done with this kit of Tools you use! Thanks for the overview!
Thank you!!
Thank you, good piece of wisdom.
Thank You, very helpful tips,
you always provide such a great info. I appreciate you being you!
Thanks so much!!
Thats a good recomendatios thanks fpr sharing this awesome work
I'm brasilian and I really admire your work whenever I can watch your fantastic vídeos congratulations 👏
Thanks Dusty, great info, got my eye on one of those track saws
Awesome! You’ll love it!
Please do another video of all the tracksaw router guide possibilities with building large boxes with inlays and joinery together😊🙏 Soo much better than college!!!
love the recommendations i’m definitely going to save up!!! love the videos there great keep up the good work!
Thank you!
Thanks for the info!!
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Exelente saludos desde Costa Rica pura vida te felicito y los admiro que cantidad de herramientas tienes que bonito sería trabajar en un taller así
Thank you for taking the time to make this. As a tremendous fan of your work and an amateur woodworker, getting an understanding of what tools you rely on is fantastic. 👍
Hey Dusty, love your Insta and pumped for you to hit 200k! Great work.
Dude I appreciate all your videos keep them coming !!!
Thank you!
Your videos outstanding!
love all your videos. You are so talented. I have a few Makita tools.
I own all the Makita tools in this video and (thanks to Christmas) also the router track guide. The only one I’ve actually used so far is the cordless sander, but it’s nice to know that I’ve made good choices for if and when I get round to using the rest of them. Looking forward to seeing your router video.
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Love love my tracksaw/ router guide setup!!!!! Sooo easy to clamp and square up!!! Love love it!!!!
great video! i just ordered a mirka 6" on the 31st! cant wait to get it!
Awesome!! You’re going to love it!!
THANK YOU 👍
Oh man, I wish I had this video when making my Christmas wish list! 😂
Jan 31st seems like a good day to celebrate you and give yourself a new tools 😁😁
Thank You Good Sir.
Excelent información thank you.
From Japan,
Thanx for using Japanese Makita tools.
Great video. I just subscribed .
Wow what awesome stuff yiu make. Awesome channel, awesome workmanship.
Thank you!!
Dude!!!! Thanks for the Intel on the tools... im all about that track saw...... next investment...... like the sander..
Terrific video, thank you. i have most of makita 18v cordless tools, but i've stuck with my Elu / dewalt 1/2 and 1/4 routers, which i inherited from my father. they are 35 years old but still going strong. Not sure whether to replace with new Makita routers ? Also use a Elu biscuit joiner for joining panels.
hey buddy watched you on instagram then subbed you on you tube absolutley amazing workman ship so talened cant wait for your next uploads take care stay safe
from clive in the uk.
Thank you!
We have shop envy😏
You can get a Makita trim router set, i have one with the cord. I been looking at get some Festool plunge saw, router, sander.
I have the cordless Makita Track saw. I also built a lot of Doors and it Defy the most used tool in my shop. I have The Makita mitre saw too and I’m very impressed with the Quality tools they have for a very reasonable price. Your work amazing brother. All the best in 2021 👊
Awesome to hear! Thank you!
Loving The gold energy of your working
Great video....
Thank you!
dude. I couldent take it anymore. I saved all my odouless near beer cans and finally bought a makita😭 festool rote sander but I domino know how to use it. put it in rote mode do I put any pressure on it? I fell like it's not working as well as it should be. any tips on this would help me a lot. only reason I went with makita😭festool is cuz ever tool in your shop is makita😭
you are a badass carpenter bro and get the most out of all your machines. you make it look so easy although we know it's not your just that good. you are an inspiration for me homie to work harder and try and get sponsored so I can have a million in makita tools 😭 in my shop.
2 things.
-obviously I leaving this msg on one of your old posts but its what popped up
-the x key hardly ever works on my computer so makita😭 rotex sander is what I mean.
-I hope you know I am joking about your festool collection. not a heater just setting goals for myself big dawg. your badass my guy.
Putting the tracks together reminds me of Hot Wheels tracks back in the day.
Ay hermano! Ya quisiera yo la décima parte de tus herramientas 😢...
My idol,the dusty lumber co .no. 1
Podría hacer un canal con subtítulos o en español... Es genial verte trabajar..saludos desde Chile
So if those are your go to tools, which are great tools. Could I have your table Saw and 14" planner? I just need to make me a Woodworking Table. Hey, you really do Outstanding Work and I really admire your great skill depth, it's great to watch your projects come to life.
Cool video dusty. Regards from Germany
Thank you!!
Great video as I'm just starting out. Nothing to do with wood working but have you thought about a personal microphone to reduce the echo in your shop videos? Keep up the good work . Cheers
Thanks - ya I need one 👍
Can you make another video like this please but hand tools? Like measuring tools or jigs ect
Thanks a lot for making my tool wish list even longer! 😆😂
I was curious to read about the planer but don’t see it in the description.
Thanks!! You’re right I forgot to put the link in! I’ll fix that 👍
@@dustylumberco thanks, I hadn’t heard of virutex before. The long body looks like it would be easier to keep flat than the much shorter makita I have.
@@graemediesel2936 really is an awesome tool - the link should be there now👍
First of your videos I’ve seen. I’m a Makita girl and I’m a new subscriber!
Girls can not be woodworkers. Get back I'm the kitchen.
I'd like to know where you got your 12" radial arm saw if that's not a problem
Hello I’m a new subscriptor 🌿👍🏻🇸🇻
Why from makita to festool, i like both. Maybe a bit more festool👍
Do you yourself tune and maintain your tools, big and little, or do you have a person that just does that? I'm in awe of your work/processes. If I need a boost to get out to the shop, I just watch one of your videos and I'm rejuvenated. 😊
Awesome 👍😊❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Will you please let me know the model number of the large Makita plunge router at your convenience.Thank you very very much for your invaluable advice.Extremely grateful to you.Have a great life.Take care and stay safe ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi friend, I like your videos thank you to show you nice experience , very very nice job, God helps you 💫🦅💫💝🍁🙋
Thanks for the great tips, I ‘ve beeing following your channel for some time , but I saw this video I believe 2 years late . So , What tools would you recommend for the same purposes nowadays, after 2 years?
thank you for another great video. I had a question about Mikita and routers, it seems Makita has lost a lot of ground(market share) in its tools do you feel any of their tools might be getting surpassed by other makers? it seems Mikita is no longer easy to find in tool suppliers. I've used and loved Makita for almost 20 years now but worry about them just producing the same tools as 20 years ago while others innovate. also does the 1 1/4 plunge corded router have a 1/2 collet option i cant find a answer to that question anywhere
The 1 1/4 hp router has a 1/4” collet. As far as makita loosing or making up ground - I honestly don’t know, they might be. I still find the tools very readily available and have been impressed by the innovation in the battery tools. Having said that I think Mirka is a better sander by far
Dusty, have you ever tried the Bosch get65 or 75? Incredible sander, wondering what your thought are?
I subscribed a few days ago. Can I still be entered in the contest for your 200,000 celebration! Congrats!
Yes absolutely 👍👍
I'm also a makita fan, love their stuff. I have their BL series combo drill and impact. so torquey and yet compact.
Question: in many of your videos you use what I think is a drill press that bores put square holes. What's that called? Any links to it?
Mortiser is what that’s called
Kanalınızı yeni buldum ama bugün neredeyse 10 dan fazla videonuzu izledim. Tek eksiğim elektrikli malzemeler😂😂😂
I would recommend a mic. Lots of echo going on. Other then that great video and lots of good information!
Thanks - yes I plan to get one 👍
Hey, Dusty. Great suggestions. Thank you. I've been going back and forth between purchasing a table saw OR a track saw. So, with a miter saw, router, and addition of a track saw, you believe is that a woodworker can take their craft/hobby to the next level? Any reason to get a table saw with those three tools acting as the foundation of a woodshop?
Yes a table saw is still a good tool to have 👍 I guess I should have pointed out these are tools that most people don’t have that add a lot of versatility. Most people have a mitre saw and a table saw and some drills and wonder what to get next and that’s kind of how this video came about.
But you can get buy without a table saw if you’re good with the track saw and depending on what your mostly doing in your shop
I subscribed
Thank you!!
2:07 When you do your kinda workload, the cost to acquire enough batteries to keep you going while having a fully charged battery at the ready when the current one dies and never having to stop and wait is really rather costly. You already have electricity.
Do you find the Makita track saw set holds its own compared to Festool?
i love your shirt. in Denmark the logo is call blå klæder ( blue clothes )
Love routers to dusty...that an table saw are worth their weight in gold no doubt...
You should do a small build by using your bare minimum tools like these and no big machines. Would be fun to watch.
Cuál es el modelo del cepillo Makita?
Those are good tools but how can ihave this am in Zambia link me to any dealler
“Tools for a small shop” says the voice of God from the infinite depths of an endless cavarn.
Thanks for the recommendations Dusty, always great content from your channel. If I were to only buy one of the routers which would you recommend? I like the mobility of the trim router but unsure if it is capable of running dados and some of the beefier work? Thanks in advance and keep the videos coming!
Thanks! If you’re worried about power of the cordless then I’d go with the 1 1/4hp plunge router 👍
Where did you learn this skill of wood joinery, who teaches that?
I want working this work
But how Wher you from
As a custom woodworker I realize everyone has need for different tools, depending on the genre of woodworking. That being said, I would not recommend any of these tools, if I was recommending what to buy to get started😂
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I assume Festool is sponsoring you now.
Dusty get mic strapped to your Tshirt. Audio is terrible but yeah good advices regarding woodworking.
Fresh gift from #TheDustyLumberCo in 2021. Information shared here is not just worth for a beginners but for everyone who does not work-eat-sleep with wood on a daily basis. Always something to learn here! Thanks for sharing priceless pro-experience D. All the best in new year! Looking forward to new bold projects. 👽
Thanks so much!!! 🙏🙏🙏
Crazy. Now he only has fel stool lol
Great video and information! Thank you for your recommendations.
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