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FYI: The "spined" Japanese saw is a rip saw.

Measuring tape! But I guess thats really just a given. Everyone has one haha

Holy cow Johnny……you have come along way since I first started watching you

Johnny I have some old planes at home how can you tell if they are bench planes or jack plane or finish plane?

8. Set of Rasps
10. Coping Saw
What was #9?!?

Might be nice to see a beginners’ woodworking metrology tools video. Tape measure, folding ruler, framing square, optical interferometer? (ok maybe not that last one)

Have these old tools in case of a crisis … and more manual basic tools …

I’ll take them all 🤣

I do enjoy your videos a lot but I have seen too many short edits that hurt my eyes. Its your channel and your work so entirely up to you. I would possibly suggest maybe writing or having bullet points for yourself rather than have cut/edit with every couple sentences.

hi, nice video, but I have to say that your audio processing is kind of tiring to listen to for me, might be something to look into

can u make a video about cleaning and maintenance of tools?

The wedge system on planes is actually more traditional.

Hey Johnny, thank you for kind of video, just for rasps, they're a bit more expensive but work WAY better, just try Liogier one (https://www.liogier-france.fr/) i don't work or them, and it's not because i'm french but… You have to try it once !

How hard did you cringe when you chipped the tote on that Hnt?

Thanks for the awesome video Johnny!

Wow man, this camera is so dope.. absolutely love it, quality stuff! 😉

Nice plug for HNT Gordon – great quality products from Australia.

Weird to see a hand tool recommendation list from a guy who hardly ever uses them.

You have more tools than me, and I reckon that's a good enough reason to buy myself some Christmas presents. Thanks for the excuse 😂🎄👍

Those are all really nice tools Bud. Thank You👍

While a low angle jack plane is great., a Stanley No5 with both a curved and a flat iron to allow you to have a Jack plane, a small joining plane and most importantly a scrub plane for far less than a each of those separately. Also you should probably have a should probably have a Rabbet/should plane (or two) you needn’t go crazy like me (8 rabbet planes and 2 rabbet spokeshaves) but they are invaluable for any joinery work.

Oh and the Lie Nielson 102 is the greatest block plane ever….if you don’t want to spend $120 don’t ever try one

Do you have an Amazon list that we can find all these tools in? If not, maybe you would like to consider making one so you can give your viewers one place to have all these tools at!

Clamps are really expensive. What brands do you recommend for clamping 36" or less? Great content Johnny!

Some sort of a marking knife is essential for cutting joinery. I like the Stanley folding knife but but there is plenty of marking knives to choose from!

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Great video Johnny! Quick tip if you ever need to add stiffness to a pull saw – take the plastic blade protector and clip it onto the back 🙂

Some of your links are broken. HNT and the low angle jack goes to an item you can’t put into a cart.

Podrías subir los videos con subtitulos en español? Saludos desde Uruguay

I’m running a Milwaukee/Dwalt set up with different electric saws and wood working tools. What brands do you run?

Great selection of tools, thanks for the info Johnny! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

Very helpful thanks!!👍

i'm surprised you didn't have any hammers in your pick. great video as always ; )

Great tip for using the fridge magnet!

Been looking at a number 5 plane for a while now. Could you do a vid on lathes and other tools like the planer/jointer and table saw. Lov the vids.

Yeah buddy! Thanks for the shout out! Edit: I have never done this before but as a gift for your subs, if they click the link in the description, they can get 10% off anything in my store by using CRAFTED10 at checkout. I also have Suizan saws like the ones you mentioned for cheaper than you can buy them on Amazon.

Major tool envy going on right now 😍

I enjoy watching your videos!

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