10 tools I wish I bought sooner - and the tools I regret

What if we save instead of spending?

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Tools I Used in this video:
4. tape measure - folding ruler
5. Clamps
6. 3d printer
6.2. FLSun

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SOCIAL:

[paulocruz]

Your limit is not your tools. Your limit is not others. Your limit is YOU! Another good video. Thanks a lot.

[WhitespaceProps]

A lot of great tools I wish I had. I usually work with 3d printed plastic and not wood for my project, but for those few projects around the home these would be very welcome!

[voldmar]

As an apartment woodworker, I’ll have a minute of envy for Tormek :-)

[Mrat]

I don’t use my shaper as much as I thought I would, but still pleased I’ve got it.

[TheFilleryd]

When using different rulers/measurimg tapes etc. it's good to not switch between to many in the same project. Even if they should be accurate there is still some difference in them. More noticeable on bigger scale projects than small things. So keep it simple with one for big measurements and one for the small details.

[makersven]

Just to point out 😁 regular non-digital caliper works just fine as well. It will take some time to master instant reading (without thinking) of measures but, it works every time :) I'm doing some metalworks and welding splashes and metal dust quickly damages digital ones.

[Bettys_Eldest]

Love the box, I still have the one my woodcutting machinist dad made for my set of dominos one Christmas nearly sixty years ago.

[groovexmedia]

Hej Pierre, great video again. One request: please make the b-roll of the finished product longer - it is too beautiful to just see a few short shots. ❤️

[aball]

I wanted to agree with the cordless nailer. I bought one on a massive sale but thought I would not use it much. Turns out I use way more than I thought I would.
Nice card box.

[Viewer]

Nice to see another person that started woodworking as an excuse for their tool addiction😂

[Shorrey]

Cannot agree only with the drill press. I have the same one, using it a lot.
I don't have many of those things you mentioned as "using a lot", but I am not as advanced in this craft yet, so let's see.
And thanks for cool ideas, like milliput!

[jksaarinen]

Just a note that not everyone has big enough place for table CNCs, router tables, planers and so forth. Which makes Shaper a very nice option as you can do a lot with it in smaller shops.

[TheOneLin]

use the shaper for engraving.... it's super
Also when making stuf that needs a perfect place, the grid tool makes it perfect

[jd]

another way to paint the engraving is to add paint powered and heat with a heat gun. sand and done. yours looks great too

[Luís_Barreira]

Regarding your planer, there are already some solutions on the market to customize the helical heads for your specific machine. You'll feel like you have a new machine without actually having to buy another one, as this is one of the topics of the video.

[jimmcnett]

I liked this video. I am not sure how to react to some of the tools that you bought. They are expensive but if they make you happy then I am sure that it was money well spent. I am a bit of frugal guy so I have a hard time buying expensive tools. Please keep the videos coming . That card box is awesome.

[golfinusa]

Good video! You could have used that shaper to inset those hinges a little!

[jacobstrand]

So many good tips and tricks in this one Pierre! Great!

[steven_vogt]

Best 17 minutes and 11 seconds of my day so far 😀 ❤

[mm]

9:14 This is very good advice. I keep a bunch of wish lists: during Black Friday, Prime Day, whatever, I just go through my lists and see if any of the items are particularly cheap. Other than that, I might search for certain brands I like, but I usually try to stay away from the madness.