Jessem verse Hongdui Remix
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- čas přidán 15. 03. 2024
- I did a video on some tools from Banggood.com. I found these Hongdui tools to be of extremely high quality. Many people commented that these were IP theft. I contacted Jessem to find out but they never responded. I have links to both below. Either one would be a great addition to any shop.
Banggood
www.banggood.com/custlink/vD3... - Jak na to + styl
Great videos, keep them coming!
I am getting ready to do some more project videos. I hope you enjoy those also.
I will be tuning in for sure! I also have a CZcams channel for woodworking 😁
I look forward to checking your channel out.
This review was extremely helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
I would like to get this set. It looks great. I had the Jessem for two days. I would not fit my table saw. So I sent it back. Hopefully the base will fit in my table saw. Great video.
They are almost the same size. It is aluminum, so you rip it down to make it fit. It fits perfectly on my delta.
Thank you for the video, honestly these stock guides are a pretty important safety feature. The reality is that Jessem's price is so high that it prices out hobbiest woodworkers from owning such an important safety tool. Many of us use Jobsite table saws and the Jessem guides cost more than I paid for my saw new.
Great point! They are definitely more than I paid for my first table saw. I got them after almost losing two fingers. If they bad been more affordable, I may have gotten them sooner.
I had trouble with the cost of the Canadian version and bought the China product also. For me it comes down to shop safety fitting them on an older Unisaw
I had a board catch and pulled my hand into my table saw. I may not have feeling in two of my fingers, but I do still have them. I bought my first set of Jesems right after. They help with safety but do get in the way of the push block sometimes.
I'm in Australia. I have the hongdui because the jessem was crazy expensive over here. They are great. Also check out hongdui miter gauge and fence. Even better than the Harvey imo
I have them, and they are great. I got in the Hongdui router plane and the chisel hammer. I hope them get them checked out today. Hungdui tools are the highest quality tools I have found so far.
That's all I need to know.
I shot the original video in October. My rant in the beginning was shot yesterday. You can see which ones I am still using. I have since bought 4 Hongdui products. The quality has been impressive on each one.
So, it could be that they had someone else make it and it is a relabeled product…. Thus no one would want to admit that they farmed it out
Once I got them side by side, I could tell they were not the same. The Hongdui was better in also every way.
Off topic, but which router plate inserts are those on your JessEm Rout R Lift ?
Those are some 3d printed ones. It gives more air flow for the dust collection.
@@ShopRamblings just what I'm looking for. I'll see if i can find the files online and print them or are they your own design?
Yeah same here, can you share where the .stl or printables, etc link?
www.printables.com/model/449857-downdraft-router-inserts-for-jessem-router-lifts
@@ShopRamblings Those are the same ones I found and they are a perfect fit. I'm about to upload a "blank insert" remix of that file. It's perfect for keeping things from falling into your router when not in use.
Your last sentence says it all... Why pay almost double for a product that performs less. Let them work out their patent issues.
I was going to buy a router lift and these guides from Jessem. While waiting for an email response, they raised the price. I was able to get these guides and an O'skool motorized lift for about the same price. I think both are better, so I am glad they blew me off.
@@ShopRamblings I hope you do a review of the O'skool motorized lift.
@jameswilliams4775 here it is czcams.com/video/HvtkpPf3ii8/video.htmlsi=kwOsM3hyt_Qv0Rcd
I, on the other hand, have had numerous email & Phone contacts with Jessem regarding product inquiries in the past several months. They suffer the same "long wait times" as any company who enjoy good sales due to high quality products. The similarities are difficult to ignore with theses stock guides except for minor differences, which, IMO indicates an infringement. It only matters if you feel your patronizing the "pirated" version is unfair. I budget my $s spent based off need and applicable use, but I also try to buy domestic if possible. I also try to support independent vendors when possible..I will not patronize Bangood or Temu because of the aforementioned reasons!
I have had the opposite from Jessem. I have purchased several of their products in the pass. I emailed them and could not get a responds. I called and talked with a CSR. I asked to speak with someone who might know about these. He said I couldn't. I left all my contact info with him and never got a call back or email. When Jessem left a comment I replied with my contact info asking them to contact me. That was 3 months ago and they never did. I have 6 different drills. All different brands but all basically the same thing. I don't know why 2 companies can make the same of one tool and not another. These are the same "tool" but every piece was different. I am not a patient lawyer that is why I wanted to get some more info. Chervon and TTi own almost all major power tool brands. Both have their tools made in China. It is a sad fact but the average person couldn't put together a tool box, much less a shop without tools from China.
Sure sounds like they have any patent protection at all. $10,000 isn’t even an attempt to defend a patent. Do they have any international patents? Why don’t they list them? Seems like they are non-competitive manufactures. Maybe they should merge with a company with more robust legal representation.
I don't know and if they don't want to tell me that is one them. I know Hongdui works with some very reputable people like Katz Moses. You don't put out quality products like they are if you are a shady company. I am just putting out what I found and I am trying to be as honest as I can. Then people can make the decision for their self. For me I decided to get a better quality tool at a cheaper price from a company that will return my email. I have since bought several Hongdui products and will buy more as I can afford them.
Jessem has been really bad lately. I’m trying to ask them a question about a router package and they don’t accept written questions on their website. 🤷🏻♂️
It is a shame. They were a great family owned company. I guess they are too big to be bothered with customer questions.
look at it this way----you feed, clothe, and house a N. American family----OR you feed, clothe, and house an Asian family------SPECIAL NOTE knock offs are generally less expensive because the engineering is already done and the worker is earning MUCH, MUCH, MUCH less!!!!
I drove to work in a Dodge truck. Is that a knock-off of a Ford? I don't know what constitutes a knockoff. Getting a higher quality tool at almost half the price helps feed, cloth, and house a US family, mine.
We're all people of the world. Why should an Asian family be worth less?
This is just capitalism at its finest. The American dream
I agree. Everyone wants to scream about equality. I rate tools on the quality of the tool for the price. Then I get tons on comments about who made it. That doesn't change either@tomklar9584
Jessem customer service is the worst on the planet!🙄😡 I’ll NEVER buy from them again.
I don't want to say never as they make some good products, but I probably won't either.
@@ShopRamblings I totally respect your thoughts on that. Jessem makes good stuff, there’s no doubt about that and as long as you don’t need their customer (lack of) service it’s fine.