10 tools I regret not buying sooner

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Interesting to see how the internet has taken the craft of woodworking and turned it into marketing. Just like the guys selling shovels during the gold rush. What a trip

I emphatically agree regarding the woodpecker track saw Square! I have had mine for about three years, and I have never used it for anything other than 90° cuts. Unfortunately, TSO‘s Square was new at the time if it was available at all. If I could do it over, I definitely would’ve went that route. Having said that, I will be getting their parallel guides.

Ostrich feathers are a surprisingly useful natural tool accessory. Cut to size they can make a great flap sander replacement.

I have been using 1.1mm mechanical pencils for years. This was a result of the 1.1mm mechanical pencils we used in the Air Force. My favorite has been a double ended twist pencils with regular, red, green, or blue.

Even if you already own a drill press the drill guides come in very handy for when you can't use a drill press. Like you said for the price its a no brainer!

Ostrich feathers made into a duster always worked well for cleaning around the shop. Love your vids, keep them coming!

I've always been fond of using Ostrich Feathers with a bit of water and low volt electric to make unique patterns

I've always found ostrich feathers are great for sweeping up saw dust from behind my machinery. The Pica marker is definitely the best marker I've used.

Wow. You really packed a lot into this video. I've been a carpenter/cabinetmaker for over 20 years and I learned a lot. Peace out.

I'm in the same boat for being in a 1 car apartment garage, 1 outlet no breaker and never would've considered a PowerStation for running things like a planer or bigger tools. Definitely gonna be picking one of those up ASAP. Also gotta say, the dust collector in the rafters is genius!

Ostrich feathers, great video. As a retiree woodworking and knife making which I do go hand and hand. Your ideas are point on keep up the good work man.

Eric, I just came across some of your older vids (I bet you can guess which ones) and that led me to the actual woodworking ones. I love them. I've subscribed and I'm looking forward to exploring your back catalogue along with your new stuff.

Pica is great, BUT I'd recommend getting the HB graphite fillings immediately the B2 (or whatever comes standard) is very soft and you'll be sharpening after every single mark if you want a fine line.

While I have never used ostrich feathers, I'm not surprised they work so well. Nature is amazing!

I have Pica pencils and the pens are awesome - I use them for absolutely everything! Even writing my son's name on his school clothes! I also have a drill block/guide and for what I do it takes up a lot less space than a drill press and even fits in the drills carry case easily too!

I've been using the OXGEAR version of the mechanical pencil for a few months now and I love it, so convenient.

THANK YOU! Noise cancelation is not hearing protection! My earbuds were $6,000,. . . ok, they are hearing aids, but the Bluetooth music through them is amazing because they are totally tuned to my hearing loss. That said, I often have to take them out when doing loud work to put in plugs, though sometimes, I'll shut them off and just put the muffs over them, that is, until I go to the range, where I use plugs and muffs. Very informative video. While I've done little projects for years, I recently put a lot of my skills together while building out new shelving in the back of my new work van and number one tool I wish I had was a track saw, but lived with a set of straight edges, clamps and the tape measure. You earned my subscription with this video.

When it comes to the Flush Trim router bit, I actually would recommend the newer models that also utilize the carbide inserts similar to the helical cutter head used in planers

Ostrich feathers and the Kreg Drill guide always come in handy. Used the kreg tool to drill some tricky stainless steel tubing, was a little concerned at first, the drill guide made it a snap. (And 3in1 oil for the bit.)