7 Clever tool ideas that changed my workshop
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
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Tools recommended in this video:
- Milescraft 1219 Router Guide Set: amzn.to/3QQoImW
- Bow Xtender Fence System: amzn.to/3Jwy2ba
- M-Power SB2 Diamond Sharpening Set (USA): www.mpower-tools.com/product/...
- M-Power SB2 Diamond Sharpening Set (UK): www.mpower-tools.co.uk/produc...
- M-Power SB2 Diamond Sharpening Set (CANADA): www.mpower-tools.ca/product/s...
- iGaging WZ Digital Miter Gauge: www.chipsfly.com/EZ-Digital-M...
- ISOtunes Air Defender AM/FM/BT (Until 5/26/24 Get 20% off with this link or with discount code “AMFMBT20”): shop.isotunes.com/AMFMBT20
- Whiteside Ultimate Flush Trim Bits:
2-1/8 inch long, dual bearings: amzn.to/3wCMZWD
1-5/8 inch long, dual bearings: amzn.to/3V4E3mb
1-3/8 inch long, dual bearings: amzn.to/3WTAzEe
2-1/8 inch long, end bearing: amzn.to/4assRnK
1-3/8 long, end bearing: amzn.to/4bpEMnE
- Blade Brush: amzn.to/4boFOAv
- Saw Blade (and router bit) cleaner: amzn.to/3wETV5B
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0:59 Router Guide
4:12 Diamond Sharpener
5:58 Digital Miters
8:55 Old School Headphones
10:05 Ultimate Router Bits
11:47 Bandsaw Blade Cleaner
12:38 Universal TS Fence
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*Tools recommended in this video:*
- Milescraft 1219 Router Guide Set: amzn.to/3QQoImW
- Bow Xtender Fence System: amzn.to/3Jwy2ba
- M-Power SB2 Diamond Sharpening Set (USA): www.mpower-tools.com/product/sb2-double-diamond-sharpening-bench-stone-set-side-by-side-kit/
- M-Power SB2 Diamond Sharpening Set (UK): www.mpower-tools.co.uk/product/sb2-double-diamond-sharpening-bench-stone-set-side-by-side-kit/
- M-Power SB2 Diamond Sharpening Set (CANADA): www.mpower-tools.ca/product/sb2-double-diamond-sharpening-bench-stone-set-side-by-side-kit/
- iGaging WZ Digital Miter Gauge: www.chipsfly.com/EZ-Digital-Miter-Gauge_p_272.html
- ISOtunes Air Defender AM/FM/BT (Until 5/26/24 Get 20% off with this link or with discount code “AMFMBT20”): shop.isotunes.com/AMFMBT20
- Whiteside Ultimate Flush Trim Bits:
2-1/8 inch long, dual bearings: amzn.to/3wCMZWD
1-5/8 inch long, dual bearings: amzn.to/3V4E3mb
1-3/8 inch long, dual bearings: amzn.to/3WTAzEe
2-1/8 inch long, end bearing: amzn.to/4assRnK
1-3/8 long, end bearing: amzn.to/4bpEMnE
- Blade Brush: amzn.to/4boFOAv
- Saw Blade (and router bit) cleaner: amzn.to/3wETV5B
(If you use one of these affiliate links, we may receive a small commission)
(ISOtunes, iGaging, BOW, Whiteside and M-Power are partners of Stumpy Nubs Woodworking Journal) #ISOtunes #ISOtunesSport @isotunes @isotunessport
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*My hand tool collection includes premium tools from Bridge City Tool Works:* bridgecitytools.com/
*Please help support us by using the link above for a quick look around!*
Thought I would tell you, I ordered the ISOtunes AM/FM noise canceling headset after viewing your podcast… but screwed up and used the wrong discount code, receiving only the 10% discount… I called the number in their “Contact Us” , expecting a “SORRY BUT” response… to my surprise the young lady I spoke to immediately issued me an additional 10% refund to make up for MY FUBAR… GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE! Thanks
@@cyoung4290 Thanks for letting me know. It's proof that when you give good folks a chance, they make things right!
Having spotted your wedding ring, remembering the video about the nasty injury with that ring on you endured, do you handle this by deducting the ring before kinda every risky situation? i'd mean concerning coordination, you already seem to handle heaps of patterns and genuses aspects with all the scarce real american craftmen language, in tools, like ice growing against the wind. A healthy brain"extension" can handle almost infinite data processing, but the structures or an architecture of it must fit extremely well on/for the user, and what i mostly see in "my world" is chaos and swift changes for some tiny money raise to expect (not analizing the downsides for unknown others), nothing with mental consistence for continuity in some per-severe-ance. But i am some exotic guy just not able or convincedly willing to ignore the chaos of the people, "it's there for some reason or cause".
@@Simon_Jakle__almost_real_name The ring I am wearing in these video clips is made of silicone.
As a fellow glasses wearing human I’d love a recommendation for safety glasses if you have a set that you like enough to recommend. I’ve tried several with very poor fit and discomfort. I’d also like to thank you for this series as my shop fills up with more amazing tools after every video lol. Thanks for all you do. Cheers 🍻
"I'm convinced you'll be able to find something in the video that will better your shop."
I completely agree!
...I just can't ever afford it 😢
£210 for the trim router blade!!
Dang it, every time I watch one of your videos I end up needing to buy more tools. Thanks Stumpy.
Cool tools is my favorite
That is a mighty handsome beard. Maybe talk about respirator/dust mask solutions for us bearded folk?
Yes please do.
When I used to work for the airlines (years ago) around toxic chemicals they had the guys with beards rub vaseline in their beards so that the mask would seal. Gross but it worked.
I can’t say enough about the Milescraft jig. I’ve always wanted a circle jig but put it off over and over. I started making lazy Susan’s and had other ideas that required circles. Other jigs require you buy two different versions, one for bigger circles and one for smaller. Milescraft came in under just one of the competitors. They’re not a fancy company but their stuff just works. Love them
I'm digging the beard.
Yes! I really liked your work in "Shallow Hal" and "School of Rock"
Salt n' Peppa!
same!
_I'm digging the beard_
To get the bits of food out of it?
Get a room
The slightly longer than normal hair is quite nice look on you! Love cool tools
I don't do as much woodworking as I'd like, I live that dream through you. But i do run a small construction crew, and much of your shared knowledge carries over.
I just ordered the Bow extension fence, and I think it'll help keep my guys safer using the job site saw, and give a nicer finished product. Thanks!
Those router bits look amazing!
I love cool tools. I never feel pressured to buy something like other tool review channels. I did purchase the BOW system for my jobsite saw after the last video. I can hardly wait to install it! Thanks Stumpy for always finding good products.
The bow system looks awesome. I've got the bow feather board and it's great.
I bought the ISO Tunes Air Defender a year or more ago based on your recommendation. They are tight! So much so that they get uncomfortable to wear for long. I've even taken them on flights overseas for the isolation when watching movies on planes. They hurt before a film is done, I have to pause for a while. And no, I don't have a big head. :-)
THANK YOU for following up on your pledge to use safety guards and PPE in your videos where you can. Lead by example.
Long time watcher, first time buyer. Picked up the circle jig, miter guide, and the bow system! Thanks for the great recommendations, currently retooling my classroom need ideas for easier to use items like these!
Thanks James.
Thanks
Just bought the head set. Thanks.
Stumpy keep producing these tool videos, l have been waiting for you to find a decent miter gauge thanks for your recommendations. You are a great teacher offering a lot of good wood working knowledge and experience.
3-2-1 blocks are still the best find from cool tools. I use them more than my square or tape measure.
I bought the router jig and the blade brush. As always, thanks for the recommendations.
the best part of your posts. Brilliant. We need 1 every week.
Thanks for sharing with us James , lots of good products there and fantastic ideas too. Really enjoy your cool tool series. Stay safe and keep up the great videos. Fred.
Thank you James! FYI I iurchased that ilescraft Circle Jig earlier this year and you're so right on! It's a great tool for an unbelieveable low price!!! Appreciate what you do fpr us James.
James one other thing I've wanted to tell you. I puchased LUX Helical head for my Yorkcraft 6 inch jointer and my Makita 12 inch lunchbox planer from "MY WOODCUTTERS" and let me tell you both Stfan and Hans were fantastic!!! I have to tell you these heads have changed my woodworking completely in SOOOO many ways!!!! THANKS AGAIN JAMES!!! WOW I'll never go back to straight blades!!!!
Thank you very much, James. We all know the miter gauges on contractor saws are notoriously bad. That's why I'm so excited about the I-Guaging miter Guage. I'm relatively sure I'll be ordering one today! Thanks again for all of the cool tools you showcased. They're all awesome. 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
I love this series but I think it's important that other folks do similar things - your format is sort of perfect, and while i always tend to align more towards your opinions, i'm glad that other channels that follow in your footsteps will bring their own opinions to the table.
The Milescraft router guide was one purchase I was happy about. Used it several times.
I looked it up. The price is amazing!
I never what to miss cool tools
👍👍
Got the Bow Extender. For ripping long stuff, it's great.
Great stuff
Lovely
Beard looks great!!
The digital miter gauge is intriguing, especially for the price, but I think it's worth pointing out that the manufacturer specs an accuracy of only +/-0.2 degrees. Which is good enough for many applications, but not for things like 6 or 8 sided frames, where any error is compounded by twice the number of joints. Oh, and it reads to the nearest 1/10th of a degree, not 1/100th as claimed in the video. The protractor used to measure the results also isn't accurate enough to discern a 1/10º difference.
Wow! Thank you so much! I purchased this set on your recommendation and it works great! I'm a newbie when it comes to sharpening, so this made it easy and way quicker than I thought. Less messy than my water stones. Lol
Great deal too. I got an extra 10% off the sale price!
Awesome. Thanks for this, I just ordered the Milescraft router guide set. have been looking for something like this, and it really sold me on the dual measure (as I grew up with Imperial, but now live in Japan and am 100% metric for precession measures). Looking forward to this. Many thanks! Scott from Japan
Look at you, sneaking up on a million subscribers. You had barely 100k when I subscribed. I’m not saying it’s all my doing, you do a fine job.
Cheers!
CKLW!!! The Big 8
Fabulous ifo‼️👍👍
Great looking tools.
Nice video ,thanks for your time
Love the cool tools episodes. And the beard looks good!
Added a few things to my wish list...
The extended fence is a great idea. I have a home-made jig for that -- the infeed support is needed for larger stock.
I always learn so much from your videos thank you❤❤❤❤
Mr. Nubs, I have a couple other milescraft jigs and I've been very pleased with the products
Might have to save up for those router bits.
All good stuff. But the fence extender looks the most promising to be used in my shop. Thank you for sharing.🙂🙂
Tools! Cool 👍
I've been using that brush to clean my saw blades for months. They work great. I have two. Stole them from my wife's kitchen
must be tough to have separate kitchens
Selling tools is old yes you are right.
If you don't like it, why did you click a video clearly labeled as "Cool Tools"?
I thought that Milescraft circle cutter set would be $200. It’s $44!😀👍
Nice, I just randomly bought the Milescraft jig for a poker table I am building, love seeing I bought a quality setup. I only wish this video came out a couple of days ago so I could have used your affiliate link.
I have been eyeing that Milescraft circle jig for about a month and wondering if it was worth it. Thanks for your review! 👍
Cool !!!
Already have the Milescraft circle jig, but it’s nice to get your confirmation on my purchase. 👍🏻
Just ordered the circle cutting jig. Thanks.
I gotta add the hype for the bow fence. I use it on my bandsaw for re-saw. I have an older powermatic 72 which has a very large table and the fence is longer than the longest bow fence by 6 inches. Amazing for the bandsaw.
I wish you would test the miter gauge a little differently. Cut a 0°, move away and back to 0°, flip your board and cut again. Then use a caliper to measure your width at each end.
I bought those hollow shaft bits you suggested a while back. They kick ass. Definitely feel like you mean it ehen you say you actually like the stuff.
I have the bow fence and all it’s accessories and it’s awesome
I would enjoy seeing some examples of your woodworking production.
This isn't a "watch me build something" channel. This channel focuses on specific skills, techniques and shop related content. We do build a lot of things, but we rarely present them as complete project videos. Instead we use portions of those projects to teach specific skills. This video clip explains it in more detail: ruclips.net/video/-S9aibzmF3w/видео.html
I also encourage you to visit our channel's video page and see the wide variety of content we produce: ruclips.net/user/StumpyNubsvideos
I actually bought the Bow fence for my portable 10" DeWalt saw, and even swapped it to my older outdoor 10" Skil saw when cutting some rough lumber. This was by far the most useful purchase, only topped by the dust collection system.
Hi, which length did you get?
36", so the middle one. I'd love to have the longer one, but my shop is too small for it. But even the 36" gives me a whole foot more fence - and a straight one at that! 🤣
I've had one of the Joseph Joseph knife brushes in my kitchen for years. Very effective and safe way to clean gunky blades. If I had a bandsaw I would definitely use one to clean the blade - great idea. If only my brush was in that cool green color!
I've been window shopping miter gauges lately but just couldn't pull the trigger on any of them for the price being as it's just a weekend hobby for me. I'll gamble with $120 on the igage one though. I have a love/hate relationship with your cool tool videos. It always cost me money when you upload them but I do love a good tool.
I agree 100% with your assessment of the BOW Xtender fence system. Due to my having to downsize both shop space, and stationary tool size, I was forced to abandon my General 350 table saw, which was positioned in one corner of a table measuring about 6’ by 7’. I ended up buying a Dewalt 7491 shop saw. I was surprise, pleasantly, by its accuracy, but was very apprehensive when using it, for the precise reasons named in this video. My fear was justified in Feb of 2023, when I kissed the blade with my left index finger…I was paying too much attention to controlling the wood while nearing the end of the cut. Lesson learned! I saw the Bow fence reviewed on another channel, and was very pleasantly surprised when it appeared in Canada, shortly thereafter. I purchased the 46” model AND 2 of the supports. What an instant and amazing difference. I cannot see myself ever using this saw without this fence setup. One bit of advice….for a shop saw of this size, definitely go with the 46” length. I would not be nearly as enthusiastic had I opted for the next shorter length. I don’t know about the standard fences on other brands of shop saws, but on this Dewalt, if you’re in the position of needing to buy clamps, you won’t go wrong with the Low-profile Track Saw Guide Clamps (item 13K1230) from Lee Valley. I just happened to already have a pair, tried them…thinking they probably wouldn’t have enough capacity….and presto….it’s as if they were designed for this setup. With the Bow fence attached, the only thing that protrudes from the backside of the Dewalt fence, is the 1/2” thickness of the black knob.
I bought the 46" fence last November and it is mounted on my DeWalt 7491 too. I agree, it makes a huge difference. But, my problem is that the two green supports are not level with the saw table. I had to remove the fence spacers that are used to keep the fence off the saw table because they not only kept the fence from riding on the table but also raised the green supports. Even without them the supports are not level with the table. I spent many hours on conversation with Bow but they have not come up with an answer as to why this is happening with m set up. Have you experienced this? Thanks, Larry
@@EEEZSolutionS You’ve piqued my curiosity. I’m inclined to assume that my supports are level with the saw table, simply because I haven’t had a single problem. I’ll be able to check this later today, when I return to the house…. I’ll definitely let you know what I learn.
@@mudz678 Thanks - I will be interested to hear about your set up. Thanks, Larry
@@EEEZSolutionS I just finished examining my setup, and I think I’ve identified the likely cause of your problem. Laying a straight edge against the Bow fence showed that my saw table, and the fore and aft green supports were all in the same plane….perfectly level. I checked the position of the four plastic glides attached to the bottom of the Bow fence, and found that, just through happenstance, they were all in the area towards the middle 2/3 of the Dewalt table. By sliding two of the spacers, so they rested very near the front and rear edges of the saw’s table, I was able to replicate your problem. Shop saws are notorious for having (varying amounts of) inconsistencies in the levelness of their tops, and therein lies the (potential) problem….hope this helps.
@@mudz678 Hey Murray - thanks for taking the time to let me know about your set up and I'm glad to know yours works as advertised. I really appreciate your input. When I initially set up the fence and used the standoffs, the green supports were approx 1/8" higher than the saw table. I have been using the fence without the standoffs, meaning the fence essentially sits on the table. Even at that, the supports are still a "hair" above level with the table. When I get a chance,which may not be for a week or so (business travel gets in the way of my fun - LOL) I will try using the standoffs as you are and see it that works. I'll let you know how that works. That all said, the fence has really made a huge difference in the accuracy and ease of use of the 7491 saw. Again, thanks, Larry
Love the beard, let it grow out longer and let your hair grow too.
Art from Ohio
A nice selection! I find most broadcast stations I care to listen to have an app or a web page where you can stream their programming.
Very cool circle jig - cheaper that I expected
Great video love cool tools so glad to see another episode of it. So many great deals to check out. Thank for sharing James as always
I really like my Bow extender fence. Don't forget to order the clamps that hold it to the fence as they are extra.
They are extra, but they are not proprietary. Microjig, Bessy and Festool also make dovetailed clamps that will work.
I absolutely love my BOW fence. It's one of those accessories that truely lives up to the hype.
Great tools as always. Thanks!!
Let's see... 40 some cool tool videos at average of $150 spent..
Yeah, I'm OK with that 💵😊
The Bow Xtender fence system is available here in Australia. It is sitting waiting for me at the Post Office when I get back from a vacation. I have several iGaging tools, if the mitre fence is available in Australia I'll be buying it. I think the beard looks good on you.
I love the sharpening kit.
That's a brush people use to clean seat belts. If your seat belt doesn't retract fully or quickly, it's because it's covered with grime that makes it hard to retract onto itself.
I'll be looking for a miter gauge soon and would love the igaging one, but alas I'm in Scotland and can't see it anywhere
Does the Bow Extender work on the Harvey fence? or is this just for contractor saws?
While I hate the overused "game changer," I have to admit that the Bow fence is just that. I make rip cuts on my job site saw I might never have attempted before. Easily the best investment in my saw I've yet made, with the CMT blades as a close second. I'd advise those looking at the Xtender to get the 46 in. model in kit form; the feather boards are just the best.
I wonder if the Bow extender fence is compatible with the Jessem roller guides…
Does that digital miter gauge replace a crosscut sled?
Disappointed that it's not Keith Bow and Bill Xtender.
the mpower is one of the few things that also are labelled well, they were not ashamed to just print the type of stropping wax (blue/yellow) on the strops... I know if you use the thing regularly you do it right even unconscious but it's still SO handy for beginners and hobbyists :)
Does anyone have experience with the igaging miter gauge? I'm interested but don't see any other reviews. I wish the Bow extender wasn't so expensive. Nice job Stumpy! Now I'm looking to spend more $$$ 😂
Thanks for producing such informative videos! I have a simple question about router table setup. In another video you mentioned using a digital measuring device in order to ensure that profile cuts on work pieces done at different times would match perfectly (such as for a picture frame). But duplicating such exact measurements would necessitate the profile bit being inserted to exactly the same depth in the router collet each time. Rather than inserting a bit until the shank bottoms out, I've seen many advise that bits should be raised slightly (1/16 to 1/8") before tightening the collet because the process of tightening collets draws the bit shank down into the collet and the collet cannot be fully tightened if the bit is already bottomed-out before tightening. May I ask your view on raising a bit slightly before tightening the collet?
What is measured is the height of the bit above the table. It doesn't matter if that height is achieved by raising the entire router with a lift, or by raising just the bit in the collet. The measurement is affected in the same way.
Where do you get the switch sharpened?
Out of curiosity, what happened at 7:06 to cause that large gap at the top of the board, right where the gauge pivot point is? Is that the Starett measuring device just not having a contact point there? I ask because I was looking at that gauge, but I often cut small parts, and need it to make contact all of the way up. I don't want to have it on my possible list if it doesn't make contact all of the way up. Thanks.
There is no gap. What you are seeing is the top of the slot that runs down the middle of the compass's beam. That's where the blade folds inside, like a jack knife.
Hello. I have watched your channel for a long time on our TV via Roku. Today I subscribed to your channel on my computer. If you would, please give me your advice. I have an old Craftsman router table. I don't like it because it is very difficult to adjust the height of the bit.
Is there a router table that makes router bit height adjustment an easy process? Thank you for any advice you may give.
It's not about the router table. A router lift, attached to a table, will raise the bit up above the table for easy adjustment.
the digital mitre guage looks super sweet. My only worrry is that you said "seems to" when referring to this tool. The head seems to lock down well. The angle seems to be dead on. Does it lock down or not? Is it accurate or not? I make a bunch of picture frames every year and this SEEMS to be just what i need to up my accuracy game but is it or isn't it. It's a great deal if it is, not so much if it's not.
You are reading WAY too much into my words. I showed you the cuts and I think they speak for themselves, even if you don't like the way I happen to speak.
Hey James! How about that shop shirt you're wearing? Where can I get one of those?
Eddie Bauer
I have a Ryobi jobsite saw with a 0.66 inch wide miter slot. Would it be easy to remove iGaging standard width runner and fasten a narrower one?
I am like Harrison Ford playing in movie Hollywood Homicide - I love 1960s Motown.
I'm wondering what size fence to buy for a jobsite saw? Large fence seems too long but would love to hear from those who have one.
Medium is most popular. It works well on bandsaw too, so more versatile
Does that watch get cable?
beard looks good
It’s disappointed you don’t have more kayaks.
I plan on buying two more this year. It's nice to take friends along :)
I use the brush for my chef knives my blades etcI own 3 of them
Cool Dude 🙂
Man I should have bought one of those whiteside bits when I thought $120 was a high price!
Dude you rock. I'm really looking at the SB2 or SBS systems. I have the Taytool system for the drill press but it seems so aggressive for my cheap Irwin chisels I'm kinda leary to put my Richters chisel on it. I have cheap stones from the box store with a guide and I am just uncertain which directions to go. Any advise?
What grit are you using on the drill press setup?
@@StumpyNubs 120 220 and the strop. 3M cubitron 2. The 80 grit really did a number on the 1/4" Marple. Which freaked me out. Trying not to use pressure and letting the tool do the work. Didn't you review the FASTTRACK MK2 DIAMOND CHISEL SHARPENER? looks safe to me.
Got my first pair of ISOtunes headphones with your discount years ago. Today I ordered the ISOtunes with tuner, to listen to ball games while I'm working. Old pair still holds an awesome charge. Thanks, Stump!
That's interesting. I don't know whether I've got a naff pair of ISOtunes, but mine don't hold a charge between uses. When I come back in the shop after a couple of days they are dead. Also I cannot get podcasts to play so I can hear them over the tools in the shop. They are so bad I've gone back to using a cheap pair of ear defenders that I bought for a few pounds when I started off a few years ago and given up on listening to anything.
Why didn't you send them back?
@@StumpyNubs Well, I assumed they were just crap......
@@ianwatkins3002 I think it's best to give good companies a chance to make things right.
I hope those isotunes are more comfortable than the isotunes link aware, while they work ok (not bad but nothing special), they are really uncomfortable due to the hard shapes in the headband.