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# 2023 guide to all the TOOLS and SUPPLIES you need to start a woodworking hobby
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00:00:00.000 starting a woodworking hobby is super
00:00:02.040 exciting but it could also be kind of
00:00:04.080 overwhelming especially if you've been
00:00:05.700 watching a lot of YouTube videos we see
00:00:08.400 people using all kinds of tools usually
00:00:10.980 without a lot of explanation or we just
00:00:13.500 see an endless stream of influencers
00:00:15.599 trying to sell us tools my goal with
00:00:17.820 this video is to give you an overview of
00:00:19.980 all the tools and supplies you'll need
00:00:21.779 to get started with a woodworking hobby
00:00:23.640 keep in mind this list is focused on
00:00:26.599 traditional power tool woodworking the
00:00:29.460 type of woodworking practice by over 90
00:00:31.500 percent of all home-based hobbyists in
00:00:34.620 other words this video will not be
00:00:36.960 covering digital tools such as cncs or
00:00:40.260 laser cutters likewise I won't be
00:00:43.079 including tools for hand tool
00:00:44.940 enthusiasts things like hand planes
00:00:47.520 chisels and hand saws I won't be
00:00:50.039 discussing specific brands or model
00:00:52.559 numbers or including any affiliate links
00:00:54.899 in the description I'm not trying to
00:00:56.940 sell you Tools in this video this is an
00:00:58.980 honest attempt to help brand new
00:01:01.379 Woodworkers understand what you'll need
00:01:04.440 it's fun and it's educational to
00:01:06.960 research your own tools and figure out
00:01:09.020 what best suits your space your skill
00:01:12.600 level and your budget I do have a list
00:01:15.119 that I update every month containing a
00:01:17.880 list of all the basic tools you'll need
00:01:19.680 to get started for less than a thousand
00:01:21.720 dollars this one has specific tools and
00:01:24.840 models that I recommend this list my
00:01:27.960 tool list has been a mission of mine for
00:01:30.119 the past five years now and it gets it
00:01:32.340 gets more and more challenging all the
00:01:33.960 time but so far I've been able to keep
00:01:36.060 it under a thousand dollars check it out
00:01:38.040 it's free over at mytoolist.com but
00:01:41.040 whenever I talk about tools I like to
00:01:42.840 mention this buy used tools it's amazing
00:01:47.100 some of the great deals you can find on
00:01:49.320 the second hand Market Craigslist
00:01:50.939 Facebook Marketplace garage sales flea
00:01:53.880 markets and estate sales are all great
00:01:56.820 places to search the advantage to buying
00:01:59.399 used tools is that you you can often get
00:02:01.259 a lot more bang for your buck most power
00:02:03.840 tools are durable and will function fine
00:02:07.200 for years finally I'm not a fanboy for
00:02:10.139 any particular brand most modern power
00:02:12.959 tool Brands manufacture tools that are
00:02:15.660 comparable with each other you don't
00:02:18.000 have to be loyal to any one brand when
00:02:20.879 buying tools and yes whenever I mention
00:02:23.760 this the one comment some people like to
00:02:25.920 say is that sticking with one brand is
00:02:28.379 good because all of the batteries will
00:02:30.300 be compatible I mean honestly having
00:02:33.180 different batteries for different brands
00:02:35.340 isn't that big of a challenge in a hobby
00:02:38.459 shop you just grab the matching battery
00:02:40.620 from the charger and drop it into the
00:02:42.780 tool having all matching batteries
00:02:45.180 sounds sounds to me more like a
00:02:47.340 marketing talking point than a major
00:02:49.440 problem so get whatever tools you like
00:02:52.019 the table saw is really the heart of any
00:02:55.379 Workshop you can probably get by without
00:02:57.420 one for a while maybe just using a miter
00:03:00.180 saw or circular saw but once you get a
00:03:03.660 table saw a world of possibilities opens
00:03:06.540 up to you this single tool will give you
00:03:09.840 the ability to bring Precision into your
00:03:12.659 projects and help you realize whatever
00:03:15.420 design you want to build there's rarely
00:03:17.760 a project that doesn't run through my
00:03:19.980 table saw at some point with a table saw
00:03:22.500 you can make rip Cuts cross cuts and
00:03:25.080 resaw cuts and by making or buying
00:03:27.659 special Jigs and attachments you can
00:03:30.000 make countless more types of cuts and
00:03:32.459 special joints it's a lot of fun the
00:03:34.920 only thing a table saw can't cut is a
00:03:37.560 curve a table saw is also the most
00:03:40.140 intimidating tool for new Woodworkers
00:03:42.659 it's loud and it's aggressive
00:03:44.940 whenever you hear about somebody losing
00:03:46.980 a finger in woodworking it's almost
00:03:48.720 always on a table saw but with proper
00:03:51.959 understanding of safety procedures and
00:03:54.299 approaching it with respect you can
00:03:56.340 operate a table saw for a lifetime
00:03:58.680 without any injuries if you want Next
00:04:02.220 Level protection you can look into saws
00:04:04.620 that have flush sensing technology
00:04:07.459 they're a lot more expensive but they
00:04:10.379 give a lot of people enough peace of
00:04:13.080 mind to get them started in Woodworking
00:04:15.299 and that's a good thing one other thing
00:04:16.918 in my style of Woodworking and in the
00:04:19.680 courses that I teach I Rely heavily on
00:04:21.720 rabbit joints grooves and dados I highly
00:04:25.560 recommend getting a stack of dado blades
00:04:28.380 a miter saw is probably the most
00:04:31.020 borderline tool on this list if if you
00:04:34.259 have a table saw already a miter saw
00:04:36.540 might seem redundant since you can make
00:04:38.639 cross cuts on a table saw but there's a
00:04:41.940 few reasons why I like to have both
00:04:43.740 first if you need to cut something thick
00:04:46.440 say a 4x4 post for making a fence it's a
00:04:50.820 lot easier to chop on a miter saw it
00:04:53.100 would be really awkward to push that
00:04:57.180 post through a table saw the blade
00:05:00.120 itself might not even lift high enough
00:05:01.919 to cut it through in one pass and I
00:05:04.560 think that's the real benefit of a miter
00:05:06.360 saw unlike a table saw the work piece
00:05:09.120 stays stationary while you move the saw
00:05:11.520 through if a miter saw is great for
00:05:14.639 cutting heavy long or bulky boards
00:05:17.759 second a miter saw is fast it's easy and
00:05:20.880 quick to cut a board without any special
00:05:22.620 setup plus if you have a bunch of boards
00:05:25.500 you need to cut all the same length it's
00:05:27.240 easy to batch them out using a stop
00:05:30.180 block another benefit is that it lets
00:05:32.639 you make Cuts while your table saw is
00:05:34.800 already set up for some other type of
00:05:36.780 cut there are projects you can make just
00:05:40.259 using a miter saw and of course cutting
00:05:42.600 miters is simple and fast but basically
00:05:45.419 I think there's something really nice
00:05:46.500 about having a saw ready at a moment's
00:05:49.020 notice for making a quick cut without
00:05:51.060 fussing around with setting anything up
00:05:53.039 it's just always ready to go what I need
00:05:55.560 to make curved Cuts I always reach for
00:05:57.840 my jigsaw a jigsaw is a vastly
00:05:59.820 underrated tool you can use it to cut
00:06:02.400 curves and holes as well as straight
00:06:04.560 cuts and beveled Cuts Plus it's a pretty
00:06:07.320 inexpensive tool the only limitations
00:06:09.539 are the thickness of the board you need
00:06:12.120 to cut which can't be any greater than
00:06:14.759 the reach of the blade and there's a
00:06:17.100 certain level of finesse you'll have to
00:06:19.560 learn to prevent the blade from flexing
00:06:22.319 the only upgrade from a jigsaw would be
00:06:24.900 a band saw but save that purchase for
00:06:27.960 somewhere down the line that's a really
00:06:29.460 big investment even then you'll still
00:06:31.979 need to keep your jigsaw for cutting
00:06:33.600 holes something you can't do with a band
00:06:35.580 saw a circular saw isn't a tool you'll
00:06:38.220 use for finish woodworking it's more of
00:06:41.220 a tool for prepping wood for other tools
00:06:44.220 or for for bigger construction projects
00:06:46.919 that don't require a high level of
00:06:48.780 precision say if you're framing out a
00:06:51.240 shed a circular saw is a great tool as
00:06:54.240 part of my workflow I usually break down
00:06:56.819 a full sheet of plywood with my circular
00:06:59.039 saw into pieces that are small enough
00:07:01.800 and to manage on my table saw there are
00:07:05.400 also some boards I need to cut that
00:07:07.620 won't fit on a table saw so I use my
00:07:09.720 circular saw if you use a straight edge
00:07:13.139 you can actually get pretty good results
00:07:14.819 with it like a table saw it's only for
00:07:18.300 making straight cuts don't try to cut
00:07:20.400 curbs with a circular saw a drill and
00:07:22.860 driver maybe the two most useful tools
00:07:25.259 for anyone to own even if you're not a
00:07:27.660 woodworker I always recommend getting
00:07:29.819 both a drill for boring holes and an
00:07:33.840 impact driver for driving screws you can
00:07:36.419 certainly Drive screws with just the
00:07:38.940 drill alone but trust me when I tell you
00:07:41.699 how much better an impact driver is in
00:07:44.580 fact there are usually sold as a pair
00:07:46.979 plus having both improves your workflow
00:07:50.160 you can quickly drill holes and drive
00:07:52.680 screws without having to switch back and
00:07:55.020 forth between bits be sure to get a set
00:07:57.120 of drill bits and Driver bits to go with
00:07:59.880 these these come in all different
00:08:01.759 assortments and kits and sizes one task
00:08:04.740 you'll need to perform on every project
00:08:06.419 you make is sanding sanding is necessary
00:08:09.240 for shaping and smoothing wood and is
00:08:12.180 used when applying some finishes it can
00:08:15.000 be a laborious monotonous task but one
00:08:18.780 you just don't want to slack on to make
00:08:21.960 sanding easier and more efficient there
00:08:24.120 are all kinds of Power Sanders but the
00:08:26.940 best general purpose sander is the
00:08:28.919 random orbit sander a random orbit
00:08:31.139 sander spins but it also moves around in
00:08:34.320 a random motion this prevents it from
00:08:36.779 leaving circular scratch marks on your
00:08:39.419 wood it uses round sandpaper that
00:08:41.458 attaches like velcro I suggest starting
00:08:43.979 out with three levels of abrasive 60
00:08:47.040 grit 120 grit and 220 grit coarse medium
00:08:51.420 and fine but it wouldn't hurt to buy
00:08:53.700 some other levels of grit sanding discs
00:08:56.399 are your first woodworking consumer
00:08:59.399 consumable something that you're going
00:09:01.140 to need to replace on a fairly regular
00:09:03.480 basis one thing new Woodworkers are
00:09:06.000 always surprised by is the sheer amount
00:09:08.700 of sawdust that's created it'll get
00:09:11.459 everywhere all over everything including
00:09:13.980 yourself really fast try to Wrangle it
00:09:16.800 as much as you can a shop vac will be
00:09:19.380 your first line of defense not only is
00:09:21.240 it used to clean your shop and work
00:09:23.700 surfaces but you can and should attach
00:09:26.880 it to any power tool that has a dust
00:09:29.100 collection Port I never run my table saw
00:09:31.620 without my shop vac hook to it and trust
00:09:34.380 me on this one vacuum early and vacuum
00:09:36.660 often get control of sawdust it makes a
00:09:40.380 huge mess it'll just track all over your
00:09:42.420 house and and it's harmful to breathe oh
00:09:45.060 and while you're at it get a broom and
00:09:47.760 use it often there's an old woodworking
00:09:50.220 saying that you can never have enough
00:09:51.779 clamps and there's a lot of Truth to
00:09:53.580 that but you don't need a whole lot to
00:09:56.339 get started there's just like a billion
00:09:58.800 different types of clams probably more
00:10:01.740 gimmicky versions than any other tool
00:10:04.260 just don't get overwhelmed by all the
00:10:06.720 choices I suggest getting two 24 inch
00:10:10.440 bar clams if you can swing it get a
00:10:13.080 couple of 36 inch clamps too I'm a big
00:10:16.380 fan of pipe clamps also this is a very
00:10:19.740 affordable way to go you buy half inch
00:10:22.560 or three quarter inch black pipe these
00:10:25.980 come in all different lengths or you can
00:10:27.600 have them cut and threaded to any length
00:10:29.820 that some hardware stores and then you
00:10:31.800 get these pipe clamp fixtures that you
00:10:34.380 can swap out to whatever length of pipe
00:10:36.360 you're using you can save money by not
00:10:38.700 having to buy the business parts for
00:10:41.760 every clamp just the different lengths
00:10:44.040 of pipes I'm also a big fan of strap
00:10:46.740 clams and I suggest every beginner get
00:10:49.320 one it's very useful for gluing up
00:10:51.600 picture frames boxes or just about
00:10:53.760 anything that needs to be squared up
00:10:55.860 which is most projects you're going to
00:10:58.079 need a measuring tape I don't recommend
00:10:59.640 anything longer than 12 or 16 feet for
00:11:02.459 woodworking you might need a longer tape
00:11:05.220 say a 50-footer for big construction
00:11:07.440 projects if you're landscaping or
00:11:10.079 building a large structure but still get
00:11:12.839 the small one a big bulky tape is just a
00:11:16.200 pain to use for small projects which is
00:11:18.839 most projects a combination square is
00:11:21.600 used for squaring things up drawing cut
00:11:24.000 lines and measuring an 18 inch square is
00:11:27.180 a good one to have I also like to have a
00:11:29.579 framing square it's very useful for
00:11:31.740 lining things up drawing straight lines
00:11:34.079 and squaring up large projects such as
00:11:37.140 bookcases tables or whatever probably
00:11:39.540 the second most surprising discovery
00:11:41.760 that new Woodworkers make is that we
00:11:43.860 rarely use nails to assemble projects
00:11:46.620 glue is King wood glue is stronger than
00:11:50.220 the wood itself and will hold anything
00:11:52.380 together when used correctly I recommend
00:11:54.779 Titebond two wood glue I've been using
00:11:57.180 it for decades and it's never failed we
00:11:59.579 may not use nails but screws are pretty
00:12:01.800 common for certain projects especially
00:12:03.899 shop fixtures and jigs it's worth
00:12:06.600 getting a box of inch and a quarter
00:12:08.519 screws get these star head screws they
00:12:11.820 cost a little bit more but they're
00:12:13.200 totally worth it they drive so easily in
00:12:16.320 addition to sanding discs for your
00:12:18.000 random orbit sander it's a good idea to
00:12:20.220 always have on hand sheets of sandpaper
00:12:23.160 there are some things that are just
00:12:25.620 easier to Sand by hand or areas that a
00:12:28.200 power sander can't reach you can start
00:12:30.240 with a pack of assorted grits keep in
00:12:33.360 mind for woodworking there's rarely any
00:12:35.459 reason to sand finer than 220 grit
00:12:38.700 chances are not all your power tools
00:12:41.160 will reach an outlet so make sure you
00:12:43.079 have an extension cord a 14 gauge 15
00:12:46.980 foot cord works well for me keep
00:12:49.320 yourself protected by getting safety
00:12:51.180 glasses hearing protection and a filter
00:12:53.459 mask I like these n95 masks with active
00:12:57.420 carbon filters be sure to check out my
00:12:59.880 award-winning safety video before you
00:13:02.160 start any woodworking after you've been
00:13:04.260 woodworking for a while and completing a
00:13:06.180 number of projects you'll start to
00:13:08.220 naturally discover things that you want
00:13:10.680 to build that would be much easier to
00:13:12.600 build with certain tools try to avoid
00:13:15.899 buying tools just for the sake of buying
00:13:17.940 tools and buy a tool because you have an
00:13:20.940 actual genuine need for it a lot of
00:13:23.579 Woodworkers might question why I didn't
00:13:25.380 include a router in this list and to be
00:13:27.959 honest it's one of those tools that
00:13:29.880 could very easily fit into a basic tool
00:13:32.820 set but ultimately I don't feel that
00:13:34.920 it's absolutely necessary in fact in the
00:13:38.700 weekend woodworker course we don't use
00:13:40.440 one at all
00:13:41.760 I would say that after all your basic
00:13:45.540 tools a router should probably be your
00:13:49.019 first Next Level purchase I'm also a big
00:13:52.680 proponent of pocket hole joinery I find
00:13:54.899 it the easiest and most efficient way to
00:13:57.540 join certain projects together I
00:13:59.579 recommend getting a pocket hole jig
00:14:01.380 there are all kinds of bench top Sanders
00:14:04.139 that are useful I'd say my Disc Sander
00:14:07.079 and my spindle sander are the most
00:14:09.600 useful at some point you might want to
00:14:11.220 consider a drill press for boring more
00:14:13.320 accurate holes than you can get with a
00:14:15.420 handheld drill and maybe get an air
00:14:18.480 compressor with a brad nailer plus
00:14:21.180 there's other things you can do with a
00:14:23.339 compressor it's just nice to have an air
00:14:25.079 compressor around a planer is a useful
00:14:27.720 tool for making boards as thin as you
00:14:31.019 want and a jointer is useful for Milling
00:14:34.860 your own boards perfectly Square
00:14:37.740 I mentioned the bandsaw before which is
00:14:40.680 also a very useful tool but again it's a
00:14:43.320 pretty big investment that takes up a
00:14:45.060 fair amount of space I no longer have
00:14:47.880 any of these three tools and I'm able to
00:14:50.040 make really cool projects without them
00:14:53.060 woodworking has more to do with you and
00:14:57.180 your creativity than the tools you use
00:15:00.420 ultimately my best advice is to begin
00:15:02.820 with a very modest tool collection even
00:15:05.339 if you have a lot of money just burning
00:15:07.380 a hole in your pocket try to resist the
00:15:10.199 urge to just start buying up tools
00:15:12.779 without really understanding what you
00:15:14.880 need or what specific features you want
00:15:18.120 on those tools and don't forget if
00:15:20.040 you're looking for a step-by-step
00:15:21.540 approach to learning woodworking check
00:15:23.339 out my online course the weekend
00:15:25.019 woodworker you'll be actually building
00:15:27.779 your very first project this weekend no
00:15:30.959 experience necessary head over to
00:15:33.980 weekendwoodworkercourse.com thanks for
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