This is quickly becoming one of my favorite woodworking channels.

You are going to have 10,000 subscribers in no time. Good job.

Definitely a different collection of tools than most channels have posted. I've had a hole saw arbor like you show for over ten years and it makes using a hole saw much easier.

I like the rockler corner clamp usage. i bought it a while back but it's collecting dust as I switched to aluminum squares with clamps. But I can see this being useful for dry fitting

Have 8 out of ten, Bravo !

Love the channel! FYI not sure what your outdoor situation is like, but if you get a lot of cardboard boxes a great use other than recycling is reusing as weed suppression. Just flatten them out and remove tape/staples and add either mulch or a weight on top. It biodegrades and can compost over a few months.

Spyder also makes the same hole saw attachment. It's great! Cheap and lasts. I love mine and I never have to worry about getting the saw back out.

I would like to say I find these kind of videos very knowledgeable as I just retired and always want to get into woodworking but really never had the time working and raising a family, but now I finally have the time to try my hand in it. Thank you for sharing and doing these types of videos it really help someone like me to understand the concept of some of these tools and I for one appreciate the time and effort you took to make them

Love what you are bringing.

Good list, thanks for sharing!

Another nice listing of cheap tools. - Chris

Great list. I have several of them and have had the zip tie gun for 20+ years (a much beefier resin version). It is one of my favorites. Tip... set the tension so that it just snugs the tie before it cuts. You don't want to crush wiring, especially romex or network cabling.

Hey thanks, very helpful. I also prefer my Trend respiratory, fits my LARGE face! Stay safe.

Great video! I love the way you thoroughly explain things without running on about it. I did order 2 things from this list. The zip tie gun set off alarms in my head though. I was in industrial maintenance for 30 years and have been cut soooo... many times by zip ties with just a little tab left hanging out. I much prefer a flush ground side cutter to trim the tie flush so it doesn't become a bloodletter.

Justin I am going to have to challenge you for the zip-tie king title. As an IT guy, I probably use 3-500 ties per server rack in addition to several hundred on cabling bundles and network racks and since I have been doing this for 26 years I might be right up there with you. But I am an old school guy and still use side-cut pliers to cinch and clip my ties.

Subbed and purchased the mask and safety goggles. I recently bought $300 prescription strap goggles and an RZ mask. Freaking goggles fog like its their job

Love watching these cheap tools videos

Thank you!

Another good show. I was wondering if you had a video on the Huskey bag. And I see over on my "suggested videos" column you DO! Off to that one now 👍

I have been watching your videos for a couple of weeks now and they are very interesting as well as informative. 🙂 I only started wood working last year and I enjoy it hugely, I do have the same respirator, safety glasses and the rubber sanding shapes as you and can back up the no fogging of glasses. I am in the UK and for anyone out there, a large supermarket that begins with A, some have opticians in and can do prescription safety glasses if you ask.

Cheap (inexpensive) tools are great and fit into everyone's budget. Great jobs on the videos. I've watched all of them except for the hammer wall. I'll get around to next few days.

Hey Justin, too long, no wait, too short, LOL. Nicely done and congrats, broke 6K as of 9:30 PDT. You're on a roll and keep going. Enjoying the content and one tool that I've recently acquired is the Kreg corner vice grip style clamp. It's nice once you get the hang of using it - I ended up buying a second since each works on each "side" of corners (right/left) and changing the orientation of the stop post is incredibly cumbersome to reorient when moving from left a to right corner. It's a bit pricy, but saves a ton of time when making multiple carcasses for my garage remodel. $39.95 Hey everyone who's a Justin fan. Please don't forget to let your friends and family know about the channel, like and comment. All of these work positively for Justin for pushing the video's to the main/home page and will get more subs and additional support for more videos. I'm not sure about the volume since he's already posting faster than rabbits multiply, its a nice thing to do for a nice guy. Thanks for indulging me.

Cool presentation, organized, confident, measured. You are going to give James Hamilton, aka STUMPS NUBS some competition. These light displays for the zip tie tool. Say you had help putting them up! If you designed them, no wonder your shop is well laid out.

I really appreciate that these are tools you use and you say why. the line "this mask doesn't fog your glasses" sold it right there. The $15 filter replacements are ridiculous, but I figure I can cut one one out of my lifetime supply of N-95 masks ....( No,. it won't be N100, but it will be $1 rather than $15. being retired and on a budget sometimes means compromising).

I'd love to see what all you carry in your truck toolbag.

Brilliant content thank you Just a safety note I am a fully qualified Face Fit Tester and you need to be clean shaven for any dust mask to work properly There are a few masks on the market you may get away with a bit of stubble but be careful Great Video Bear Hull UK

Love this video

Great vid, easiest way to remember concave vs convex!! Use the last 4 letters of con'cave' so a inwards shape is obv a cave thus concave.

great channel

Nice tool picks Jason aka Mr. Christmas! 🤣🤣

I have been watching you content for the last 2 hours and have learned a lot so far thank you

First time watching, Great channel! I've been a contractor you many years and we all get fooled buying cheapo and sometimes expenseve "cool" junk you give away to a novice or just throw it away. tjis segment had a couple of things I've seen or heard of and didn't buy .... thanks I will pick them up.

I literally just added every single one of these tools to my wishlist that I don't have, but I'm buying the zip-tie gun right now. *Note there's a smaller quick-change arbor for I think 1/2" thru 1-1/4" hole saw as well. I've had those for a while Refreshing to see off the wall stuff that not every woodworking channel has especially those drill bit organizers. I hate the hard plastic cases as well.

That ziptie cutter is great, I'm going to get myself one of them there dohickeys

As both a woodworker and a mechanic I can tell you that that last tool would never in a million years be in my toolbox leaving a tag like that on the end of a zip tie is absolute death. If it cut flush I would buy it in a heartbeat but it left a mechanic's nightmare for a tag. That zip tie is just gonna cut you every time you reach near it.

Hey Justin, another great video with some new and interesting items. It seems a lot of content creators are doing the 10 tools under 20 these days, have you thought of potentially doing a 10 tools under 50 or perhaps under 100. I appreciate that this would target a more serious woodworker but just a suggestion. Also, would be cool to see what and how you stuff your tool bag for the on the go woodworker. Keep up the great work!

The NoCry Safety Glasses sadly don't fit over acetate framed glasses. I'm still on the search for pair of safety glasses that will... or I might just pony up for RX safety glasses. One trick I like to do to all my safety glasses with adjustable arms is tape the arm in place.

Love the cheesy movie humor.

Great video......but those zip tie guns leave a razor sharp edge on the part that's cut because it doesn't cut flush ouch

...that hole saw arbor actually saves that trash set? Iiinteresting.

Alright, the glasses, damn. With age came the transition back into glasses and ive been so annoyed because i can either see crystal clear or wear safety glasses. Nice solve.

Now where's the tool to remove the zip tie when you're done with it?!

I try to find the masq on Amazon. The price is now 36.95$ + 8.05 for shipment 😢😢😢

hahah great bain

Mouth of a cave is conCAVE. Dome is convex. :-)

no 1-2-3 block, glubot, or fastcap tape measure recommendation? Haven't you been watching YT?

Man another 100 down hahahaha my wife hates you.😂😂😂

$20 US converts to a pineapple ($50) in Australian currency. Everything so much more expensive here. Good ideas though

I need to contact Midwest Innovations which you covered in your Las Vegas Tool Show…. I cannot find them … Do you know their contact info?

Amazon loves you my wife not so much. 😂😂

I have a 3M mask. And I disliked it. I tried other types. Eventually I found out that the 3M mask has 3 sizes, and I had the wrong size. Once I got the large size, I keep it on with no effort.

🤘I am the 666th viewer!🤘

I have a 3 pack of suggestions which together are more than $20 but they work well together. Not sure if youtube will freak out if I post a bunch of links so I'll post the ASIN number (put this number in search box on amazon and it should be only result or maybe a few results with this at the top) - INCRA TINY03 - B002GU68LM - around $10 - $15 I think, currently sold out - a little 3" ruler / square with individual holes to put a pencil in draw a line. I suppose everyone has their "apron square" they keep with them all the time and I keep this on me all the time. - Pentel Graphgear 1000 - B000GAU2RU - $10 - It's pricey for a mechanical pencil but I like it so much I've bought several so I can have one in garage where I do most stuff, then another in basement where I do stuff, then another on my desk. The feature that really stands out is the retractable tip. When you pull up on the pocket clip to put in pocket the tip automatically retracts so it doesn't get bent out of shape in pocket or if it falls out of hand when you remove it from pocket it doesn't get messed up. - Pentel Ain Stein Mechanical Pencil Lead, 0.5mm 2B - B004EHYH2M - $7 - Doesn't have to be this particular brand but the key thing is 2B which is a couple grades softer than the standard HB grade. Being software it's less likely to make a dent in soft woods if you push down a bit too hard. It makes it easier to remove via sanding and all around works really well with woodworking. The downside to 2B grade is it can smear a bit easier but since most pencil marks in wood are only useful for a few minutes anyway it's not a big deal