You can really cheap out on the silicone glue brush by getting the silicone basting brush in the grocery store. Essentially the same thing, and really cheap. I use 'em all the time.

One of the handiest items I've found is rare earth button magnets. They act as keepers for my machinist square that is parked on my router case and keep steel rules organized and quick to access.

Ha! I use the exact same power remote for dust collect and table saw. Love it.

Wooden screw clamps are also useful - great for holding angled items like table legs. I use my 6" double square a LOT - more then my other t-squares.

Thx.

Keep the great videos coming...I am really enjoying them!

Great Video! I might have to pick up a few of those items for myself. One thing I use with every project is my 6 inch combo square. It's just a cheapo one from big box store, so I make sure its staying square about once a week, but I find myself grabbing it more often than any of my larger more expensive combo squares. And to spin off of your remote start for your vacuums, I grabbed a 110/220v rated remote start off Amazon for less than $25. I use a 2hp DC so needed something that could handle the higher voltage. The relay is inline so I had to do just a bit of wiring, which was no problem, but they have plug in ones similarly priced as well.

For all the years I've been wood working, I've never thought of using a silicon glue brush. And yes, I've glue together many regular brush fibers by forgetting to clean the brush. Great tips! Thanks for posting.

Agreed on all tools, almost identical to mine.

Love the idea with the clamp and the vacuum hose. Have to get me some silicone brushes too!

You can also spread glue with a silcone basting brush. When the wife asks where the basting brush went just say, "I dunno."

Spring operated center punch👌1/4 X 2 inch aluminum straight edge (4feet long) all essential

that depth stop is really great for making repeated countersink holes! thanks for the info!

You wouldn't happen to have a video on using the miter cut arrow?

As always these tools look very useful and give me ideas on projects of things to make.

Of the 4 of those that I use, I absolutely agree with you. So maybe I should try out the other 4. :)

Those remotes are super handy! Put a small carabiner on it and clip it to one of your belt loops.

Great reviews and recommendations, thanks for sharing

Those Jorgensen squeeze clamps can also latch together end to end to double the length. So you take two 12 inch clamps and connect the ends together to get a single 24 inch clamp... Its super convenient when you need one or two more longer ones. They (the Jorgeys) all do this, so you can take two 24s and make a 48, or two 6s to make another 12. Super feature.

plz take all of my money lol great items. thanks!

The Veritas saddle square is one that I use a lot. I picked it up at Woodsmith for $18

Great video thanks for sharing.

Great video. I use silicone pastry brushes for glue spreading, much cheaper than silicone glue brushes!

What's the difference between those remote switches and the ones I use in my house to turn lamps on and off with? I don't think they're specifically for lamps, but I use them on antique lamps to keep from wearing out the lamp switches.

Thank you for always putting out useful videos. I will add, machinist squares are a lot cheaper than woodworking squares. I bought a set for a faction of the price that you will find for woodworking.

I have a dual remote. one channel for the dust collection and one for the saw. why the saw. If I haven't used it in a while, I don't want any surprises on the first start. or if I'm doing a new setup or jjig, same thing. no surprises. I stand outside my garage and fire it up.

Is it .002 or .0002?

Where did you get the depth stop? Thanks in advance.

Nice tips, thanks

Not trying to be rude, but….where’s the Festool? 😘

.002 is two thousandths, not two ten thousandths

Not trying to be rude, but Starrett is pronouced Stair-it..not Star-it. Been using Starrett Combination Squraes for years. They are very accurate, actual the gold standard when it comes to combination squares. Company started making them back in 1880. Never used the plastic one you have, but I'm sure they are accurate too.