Budget Tools to Start Woodworking - Hand Tools for Absolute Beginners

I'm a woodworking noobie and just wanted to share budget hand tools that I think are useful as well as tips to choose the right ones from my experience. Again, you don't need everything to start with (I got them little by little for the past 6months) but get the right ones for you as needed bases by your own choice.

----- My tools (The most updated list):

// The Products I Recommended in the Video //
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----- Tools I talked about in the Video:
-- Saws:
Z-Saw 3 Universal H-265
Z-Saw Rip Saw H250
Life Saw S-145
Z-Saw Dozuki Back Japanese
Oster Premium Blade Lube

-- Chisel:
1/8" Chisel I use
KING KW65 1000/6000 Grit Whetstone

-- Plane:
KAKURI Japanese Block Plane 42mm

-- Misc:
Japanese Simple Marking Gauge
Shinwa Square

0:00 Basic Concept
0:57 Saws I Recommend
4:11 Choice of Chisels
6:41 Hand Plane Capability
7:29 Miscellaneous Tools
8:31 Choice of Drill Driver
9:50 Buying Tips

#BudgetTools #HandTools #ToolsForBeginners

[YRTi]

Please leave a comment if you agree or disagree to my thoughts as well as tools you recommend! so it will help people new to woodworking including me. I want to learn from you, too:)
Thank you!

[deborahf]

I totally agree. I didn't want to invest a lot of money in tools, just in case I couldn't do it, so I bought inexpensive ones. I am now expanding to better quality, not expensive, to improve my project outcome. Thanks for sharing your findings, it's important for beginners to know these things. There is so much at the hardware store it's overwhelming. :))

[FrankTranDesign]

This channel covers so many things I’ve been looking into. Thank you for sharing.

[Finding_Arcadia]

I saw this video months ago, and it did really help push me to get my first few tools but then the algorithm never brough me back to this channel.

Now that I'm looking to up my skills a little, I'm looking stuff up on the old youtube university and refound your tutorials, great stuff man! You have such a fun personality, you can tell that when you make videos that you're just happy we're here and enjoying the content.

[sandman]

Great vid yrti its good to see the tools you use

[TomBuskey]

A true complete minimalist list. Maybe add a few clamps to hold your work. For the saw, why not a Ryouba with both rip & crosscut? I hardly use my dozuki, I use the ryouba all the time.

[rollingstone]

I really like the minimalist approach you take. Might you show us your shooting board for Japanese planes? I've seen plenty for western style planes, but not for Japanese.

[jankokuu]

Im 2 years kate but i would also add small clamps to the list, nothing fancy tho. Btw i loved your video.

[scootermom]

I read your description and was wondering what your very first woodworking project was. You said you just started woodworking in 2021? But you have created some intricate-looking items from what I can tell. So I was wondering how the first project turned out to compare to more recent items.