Top 25 Most Popular Woodworking Tools Reviewed in 2023!

These are the TOP 25 Woodworking Tools from 2023 according to you (and me).

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Tools in this Video (in order of appearance):

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0:00 Best Woodworking Tools
0:15 Router Radius Jig
0:56 Excellent Value Bench Squares
1:41 Milwaukee Track Saw
2:59 Circular Saw Guide
3:42 Sandpaper Storage Box
4:39 Toolbox Organizers
5:35 Lumber Storage Racks
6:15 Best Router for Woodworking
7:06 Zero Clearance for Miter Saws
7:50 Best Table Saw Push Block
8:34 Best Cordless Router for Woodworking
9:42 Best Budget Table Saw
10:36 Table Saw Fence Upgrade
11:37 Best Clamps for Woodworking
12:30 Best Woodworking Pencil
13:14 Best Work Clothes 2024
14:38 Best Ruler for Woodworking
15:26 Flush Cut Saw for Woodworking
15:56 Best Benchtop Planer for Woodworking
16:58 Best Budget Rotuer Table
18:39 Best Drill for Woodworking
19:38 Best Router Bits for Woodworking
20:16 Best CNC for Woodworking
20:49 Best Small Sander for Woodworking

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Man, I just used my M12 installation driver and random orbit sander again. I needed holes drilled but didn't have enough room for a chuck, so the offset was exactly what I needed. Then I sanded the entire project with that small homeplate sanding head, got into all the corners I needed and I could use it for the rest of the project.

Picked up two sets of the Bora lumber racks for the new workshop I'm going to get. One of those crazy deals where they were like $40/set.

The Bow bandsaw fence was a night & day difference for resawing some real nice pieces. Resawing without it is stupid hard.

I have two Bosch 1617's. Once I got the first one installed in the router table, I never wanted to remove it. So I bough another. Cause it wasn't easy to get in.

The Grr-Ripper 3D - I've also got two of those, cause they're awesome. And two of the regular pushblocks they've got too.

[DIYenthusiastfreak]

Arkansas winter is mild until we get an ice storm and below 0 temps lol. Happy holiday season guys.

[bigredracingdog]

6:16 I've had that Bosch router for 20+ years. It got great reviews in the woodworking magazines back then (and still does), but after one use I hated those round handles because they are awkward to grip. I put it on the shelf and it sat there for years until I built a router table. If you buy this router get the plunge base for it. It has vertical handles that are much easier to grip.

[castlevaniaking]

I caught a deal on the Milwaukee 5-in-1 kit with a free 3/8" ratchet for $180 earlier this year after seeing your glowing review of it. It absolutely has become my daily use drill/driver. Its quieter, lighter, and powerful enough for my needs. Thanks for the recommendation and review :)

[LYTOMIZE_Woodshop]

I do love my Rikon sander - I was lucky to get one right after your first video on it. It transformed my catch-all tray making!

[sfmedicsmith]

Love all your videos!....No place in the world is as beautiful as the Ozarks!...Thank you for all the teaching tools and a Fellow Ozarkian...

[garymiller]

Thanks for the professional, honest opinion on some awesome tools. If I can't trust your opinions then whose can I? Most of them look so useful there are lots of them on my wishlist. Please say hi to Mrs. 731 and the rest of your family. 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤

[nmurphy]

You should look into one of the track saw guide rail attachments from Tool Theory. Just picked one up for the Kreg track saw, it’s cheap and makes square cuts very easy!

[mickcawley]

I remember you reviewing the milwaukee 5 in 1 drill and tbh it was a bit pricey for me, but I did find a similar Bosch 12v product at a cheaper price and I love it. I wanted a lightweight drill/ Driver for my bench and was amazed by the power for 12v, I have since picked up the 12v jigsaw and I'm impressed. Great video Matt. God Bless and Merry Christmas to You and the 731 family.

[adamcoe]

can confirm on the Dewalt jobsite saw. Have had one for about a year now and you can't beat it for the dollars. obviously there are some limitations with an 8 1/4" blade but it's still an incredibly good saw, and anything notably better costs twice as much. you could do small to medium sized projects for many years and never need to upgrade.

[richpeggyfranks]

Great video. Like you, I have been using the zero clearance strips for a long time. Among other uses, I also use them on my miter sled to maintain tight tolerances instead of replacing the entire base or making replacement inserts. And, I have the Milwaukee multi-head drill/driver, also. I thought it was kind of "gimmicky" at first. But, it has gotten me out of a jam (literally) many times. It's now been moved from the tool cabinet to the main assembly bench. Thanks. God bless.

[MrOmelianchuk]

Just got the Suizan Flush Cut Saw on your rec. Need one badly. One small disagreement: you can do just as well with the Harbor Freight pipe clamp brands and can save money that Bessey would otherwise demand. Might need to be a little more patient to get the clamps to grab, but still worth it.

[GageCollins-hntu]

The Bremen parallel clamps price went down 5$ so now they are only 30$ 24” and 40$ for 48” with a life warranty that I’ve test and really simple to return seems cheap or or barley more expensive then pipe clamps and they are nice would recommend over pipe clamp love em

[brentkipp]

I love Truework pants are the best. I love mine, and they really hold up.

[adgieem]

Great review of tools I was not aware of. Looks like I am now in the market for the kreg, Rikon, igaging, true weeks, skil router table, dewalt table saw, art bin, , and a new pencil. 👏👍. Well done. You are costing me money. I may have to stop watching before I go broke. 😳. But. THANK YOU 😉😉👍

[mdc]

Love that bin…wondered why I didn’t find it sooner

[pzwolski]

11:06 when you cut in the off state. 😅

[charliep]

Hey Matt. Quick question between the rikon sander and the Milwaukee detail sander which one would you recommend if you could only have one.

[ethanmessier]

I'm a huge fan of harbor freights parallel clamps they're cheap reasonable quality and if they break or have too much glue or don't like them anymore you can walk into harbor freight and just exchange for new ones no questions asked (at least at my local one)