2023 guide to all the TOOLS and SUPPLIES you need to start a woodworking hobby

This video is an overview of the tools and supplies you'll need to begin a woodworking hobby.

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[shawncarignan]

Still the best source for a no BS woodworking introduction, and after 2 years the person I still look to first when seeking advice. Thanks Steve!

[kennethellseth]

at age of 36 and allways wanted to start woodworking hobby, with no cløue whatsoever, I was told to take a look at this channel, and here I am, watching my first video, thinking this is something I will keep watching as the content is straight forward, no difficult words, no sidetracking of topic, no BS, now I will watch the safety video, before continuing!

[maximflor]

Every time I want to remind myself why i like woodworking so much as a hobby, I watch your videos. Especially guidelines like this one.
Thank for everything you do and for your inspiration

[harperparks]

I liked as soon as you said you weren’t trying to sell us tools. You’re the first one I’ve come across that is doing this for the right reason! Thank you.

[hashimchohan]

I believe this is the only channel that is true for DIY or weekend woodworking audiences. Yes, we all roll our tools out of the shed to enjoy our weekend, and it's a pleasure to see the you-tube channel that kept the spirit alive.

[jeanchance]

My husband (Mike) is always mentioning you after watching your videos. He showed me this video to justify the tools he has purchased for the beginner. Thank you, he now stays in the garage all the time, and out of my hair! 🤪. He really enjoys your down to earth videos.

[jlsuter]

So refreshing to watch a woodworking channel that isn't cramming affiliate links down my throat! Thanks as always for passing on some knowledge Steve

[Codeyellow]

Steve! You got me into woodworking with your woodworking for mere mortals course. Appreciate content that isn’t trying to sell me “tools / accessories I need” with affiliate links. I’m so burned out on all that “content” from literally every other woodworking channel right now

[thisisbethm]

My table saw gets delivered today! I’m so excited. Of course, now I need to go shower the six inches of snow off my long driveway so it can get delivered. And annoyed it’s winter and my garage isn’t heated so I can’t really use it for a while.

My miter saw was a huge game changer, so I’m really looking forward to my new one!

[victorr]

Steve Ramsey WWfMM. Best woodworking channel on YouTube. Period.

[MrNatReal]

Many thanks for this video.
Prior to seeing it, I had searched scores of DIY videos to learn what and how to use the tools and equipment, without success.
Rather than overwhelm, you have provided exactly what a complete beginner needs to start with. The tools and equipment!

[beejay]

I started watching your videos from my apartment a few years ago. At that time I was making small projects with my Dremel, random orbit sander, and hacksaw. Now that I own a house and a used table saw, I have made your push block and stick, feather board, cross-cut sled, miter sled, and jointing jig. Then I absorbed some of the methods you use in your videos, and I made myself a very tall work bench out of free lumber from the deck I tore down, and I plan to make your BMW as soon as I can!

Thank you for all of your videos! I'm pretty sure I've seen them all!

[nicolasmahdavian]

Life gets in the way of building stuff, then I see one of your videos and I get the itch to make something.

Your simple and honest approche to the hobby is refreshing and does not help with the itch.

You are not not an "influencer" but a contributer.

[kz.irudimen]

Hey Steve, I started woodworking a little less than 3 years ago and your channel was one of the most helpful I found. I have been having a ton of fun and I love where my shop is at right now and what I can now make in it. Glad to see you keep making this content for people who want to get into it.

[evgeniishershnev]

Steve my favorite woodworking enthusiast within YouTube.

[detroitdiy]

Steve thanks for posting video's like these. I have been in the construction field for many years and like doing some woodworking from time to time. However my woodworking knowledge is lame. People may find it hard to believe that someone could build a house yet screw up a table. Your last video was a learning experience for me in tabletop mounting, the clips you used. I learn something from every video you post and want to say thanks.

[jerrybyrd]

Steve, it is really refreshing to watch a woodworking video that is not trying to sell a particular brand or type of tool. Thanks

[ramongibbs]

I'm a retired CNC operator in cabinetmaking, as well a wood artist with over 40 years experience. most of the people on the internet give advise that I find questionable to some degree. I truly appreciate how you explain to your followers the how-to's of starting to woodwork and simple tools. As you mentioned I believe building your skill level is 75 percent of any successful woodworker, Thanks

[gingerstrand]

I quit smoking and stopped drinking some years ago and you were my inspiration to woodwork. Still doing it and still watching your videos! Joined two of your classes years ago and still go back to remake some of the projects. Literally just finished 3 picture frames

[cbalan]

I already knew most of this, but I love how all the information is assembled. This is a very well made video about learning what you need to get going. Thanks for everything you do Steve.