I Bought Every Woodworking Ad I Saw on Facebook
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- čas přidán 14. 05. 2024
- Are all those cheap woodworking tool ads on Facebook a scam? Let's find out: Brought to you by Squarespace. For 10% off your first purchase, go to: squarespace.com/makesomething
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0:00 Intro
0:08 Buying
08:38 Unboxing
27:11 Regret
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That dust arm thing would be perfect at the drill press where dust collection is probably the most difficult
The circle tool is a copy of the Iris from Makers Cabinet. Thats the tool Adam Savage used in the video.
The original product for making the circles it's Iris from Makers Cabinet
Was coming to see if anyone else was going to comment. It looks like they just completely stole the video from Makers Cabinet.
Yeah, the video is Iris The product, not so much.
You should buy the real one and compare
And the shot of Adam Savage is ripped off from a Tested video when he got one of the Irises
I bought the Japan Fan based on your video. I've created countless amazing projects with it. It's probably the most used tool in my shop. So I was happy to see it's return on your channel.
I bought the Mullet for our shop at school. Paired it with a shopvac with a cyclone dust collector. I attached it on my workbench in a relatively central location so I can use it over my miter saw and table saw as a supplement and attach a hose and use it on my sander, router and router table so far. Love it.
JT (from DFM) makes great tools out of his fabrication shop here in Chicago. Probably the only USA made product in the bunch :) If you ever swing thru Chicago, we'll have to go by his facilities...
Hey Mike! I've got nothing but great comments about DFM. Looks like I need to get to know him better.
Definitely need to do a tour!
Thanks for giving us a chance despite the popups 😂.
I love my DFM squares...they are always dead on and priced right. After watching this video, I think I need to add a few items to my Christmas list. I want that mullet arm and the router plane.
Seconded, DFM makes good stuff in the US.
Started out as a one man show also. I just got the same blem square and it looks perfect to me.
DFM is a Chicago Company (US-made) their precision is "All of our squares are perpendicular to less than 0.001" across the length of the square" taken from their website
Same here. Love my little dfm square and it’s perfect for smaller projects
"Crash Zoom into that M-Fer"
Another fine FB tool comparison. I'm digging all your recent content.
I can’t say enough about the Mullet. I didn’t trust myself rigging one and wanted something good, a bit of a hit but what it’s saved me so far, has paid for itself and then some, I’m still on the bag that came with the CT26 after HEAVY use over the last 10 months or so. At this rate I won’t have to buy a replacement bag for 5 years. It’s really that good.
Hi David, videos like this are the reason why I open youtube. I rewatch your videos at least 2 times. Thanks for posting! I love this one.
The mullet cyclone attached a ct 26 has been unbelievable. It’s saved me so much in bags and filters. I hooked it up to the camvac90L which is a high pressure system and it handled it without even thinking about buckling. The boom arm saved me 300+ not having to buy festools boom arm. It’s keeps my hose off the ground and is great for so many other things. I will be purchasing another one to separate from the cyclone for when I build my next assembly table. You can buy an attachment to fit a hose in the end and not just the dust hood. Awesome products and amazing customer service
I always look forward to these videos from you. Good to see the real deal with some of these ads on FB & other social media apps. Thanks Dave~!
I got the Milescraft rail track adapter for circular saws and it is outstanding, very solid and mostly aluminum/metal. It has four points of contact around the saw base, has adjustment for tightening the rail, and also a setup jig so you can use it with multiple saws without recutting the zero clearance strip. I only wish I could get a guide rail square for it. Great bit of kit if you do not have the budget for a dedicated track saw.
I love the DFM squares, not only the small squares shown in this vid but also they make the "L" shaped squares that include 2 pins where you can use those to easily strike a center line.
I was just as surprised as you about the final tool!
Love these videos, David. Thank you for spending money and risking getting scammed so that we don't have to. So happy you didn't get a fan to add to your collection this time 😉
The DFM squares are awesome. Scratch and dent may mean they have some sort of blemish or damage on them? Either way two squares for that price is a great deal. The squares'are every bit as accurate as the red brand.
I'm interested in the router plane. Looks like good quality and high value for the price. Bonus points for knob polishing 😂
I bought the milescraft tracksaw guide and I'm SO happy with it. I get straight accurate cuts everytime. Great video, I enjoy your content
Your statement about the Kreg is spot on for their brand. I bought the same track and ended up returning it before making the zero clearance cut. They have great ideas but poor execution and quality control.
i have a guide bar from harbor freight and a bora track saw adapter that runs well along it and i dont have to worry about pushing the saw against the bar causing flex. way easier to store it all too.
DFM Toolworks is an American made company with a nice selection of products.
That dust collection arm is really quite cool actually, especially like you said with a complete system in place. I'd get one of those for my model making as well so i dont have to run back and forth between all my tools and re-hose the vaccuum cleaner to different stuff.
It really looks like it could help you sand in the place where you live.
I don't do woodworking,don't have the skill for woodwoeking,and yet somehow I always enjoy your videos.Especially the tool reviews.
Fantastic testing and review, Dave! 😃
I've seen lots of those router planes on Chinese stores... They always looked good in my opinion, but now... I guess I'm getting one!
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
And happy holidays!
With those mini squares and the pins, once you move the square to the forty five angle it also allows you to draw a straight line along the board at various depths using the pin as a roller.
The red clamps are also a 45° clamp you said when you bought them.
Not sure if anyone else did not post this earlier, but the original circle tool is called "The Iris" and comes from a British company called Makerscabinet. It's real brass, way more accurate, way more nice and wayyyyy more expensive than the one from Facebook. And yea, that is the one that Adam Savage reviewed.
Love this series, keep it up 👍
I'm a bit surprised you had not heard of DFM tools but they do make some very quality squares. For sure something to keep in mind when building the budget shop. They are not the cheapest square but they also aren't priced as high as wood peckers so you'd be getting a very very quality square at a "budget" price especially if you keep in the scratch and dent arena for those. I wonder if these would be re-ranked in the budget shop? Like the circle drawing jig I would put last for a budget shop simply because seems like a last thing would need/buy and all the other things would be first building a budget shop from ground 0. Be neat to have you re-rank them based on the budget shop at some point.
Great video as always couple of great tools. Love my DFM Square have had it for over a year they make great quality tools
Still loving the enthusiasm and love hearing from your co-host. Keepem comin.
You’re like a kid at Christmas when you open stuff dude. 😂🤙
Yet another terrific product review video David! 👍👍
Nice shout out to DFM.. they are a small business in Chicago… they have a nice selection on products all in-house made…. Support him!!
I have the Kreg and it was very difficult to set up even with the instructions. But I don't find myself using it as much, due to all the setup required and the amount of play it has. I usually just use a straight edge and some clamps.
You have me rolling with every one of these videos.
I met the Mullet guy at WBC. I bought his Cyclone, and I typically don't bring things home from a convention. Well made products that Mullet Brand.
I love all of my DFM products, glad you found them!
You should make a show down board that lists all the ad products you got and have your top 10 or 15 most used or would use. Like these are my favorite and if I had to buy these again, I would do these 10-15 kinda thing and then update it at the end of each of these type of videos
“Zoom in to that little mother f*cker” had to rewind and listen again made me lol
We loved it too 😂😂😂
Cowryman Planes are freaking awesome. I've a review on my channel for the one you bought a few months ago, absolutely loved it, and went and got another model from them after testing out the first.
Love this videos... cant wait to see the next one bud!!!!
Great vid! Very entertaining! Curious tho, what kind of lighting are you using for your set? You got that dialed in good!
Great video, always entertaining! Useful info. Mahalo for sharing!
I freaking love this series of vids. I hope your wallet can keep up the pace!
DFM also makes really nice small sized regular squares. It comes with two pins you can use to find the center of a board
Randomly bought those DFM squares a while back on a flyer. Better than anything I had and definitely priced right.
What did I just watch? He bought all of them and for once did not get scammed and nothing was terrible. Miracles do happen! 😂 great video as always
I love the mini DFM squares, been using one for a couple of years now. DFM makes a bunch of other great stuff as well, definitely worth checking out more.
I used UHMW tape I bought on Amazon, attached to to the bottom of the blue plastic saw holder and it eliminated the wiggle you noticed. Shouldn't need to do that when you buy a product but I couldn't afford a real track saw at the time and that simple modification made a huge improvement in accuracy.
I think just zip typing your shop vac hose to a Standard Lamp would work just as well as the mullet pipe system. Plus, you have a light pointed at your work ;-)
I literally just tried to click the facebook links in the video for that Dipo circle thing, looks awesome.
Im glad you noticed the play in the Kreg "accu-cut", and its good to know someone has a fix because mine was so incredibly disappointing when I found it had at least 1/8" of play and when I got to the end of my cut the wobble was very noticable. Going to get some HDPE tape and ship it all to hell.
Entertaining video, as always, you could print the Shop back adapter on your 3-D printer. That would make a great video also.
I have the Miles craft saw guide, and it is at best an average tool. I use it for jig saw, and I had to add an extra clamp at the back to keep the saw from shifting side to side. It does the job I need, and it is a good tool for the price for a beginner to invest in.
I've got the DFM square. Love it and use it often.
I have a kreg accucut system. Its definitely sloppy out of the box. But a single strip of UHMW tape along the center channel on the underside of the sled eliminates all slop.
Definitely something they should have fixed in QC. But once you make that cheap and easy fix, youre left with an $80 track saw. Can't beat that.
I have the Kreg ACS and it comes with a real plunge saw. It does have an adjustment for side to side play on the track.
Bill
Hilarious that you gave so much effort into hoping for better quality with the Kreg system and not the jigsaw jig. :D
Those DFM squares are actually really good.
But i would definitely prefer a 12" version.
Once Inget a heat source in my shop I plan to tackle dust collection properly. The mullet looks like it might be quite useful.
I have the kreg accucut, didn't like the sled that came with it. So I ended up making my own out of plywood. Made such a improvement, and now I actually enjoy using the product.
That’s a good idea, I’m pretty unhappy with the sled as well, I never thought of just making my own. 👍
Another great video. I love these, so much fun!
I got a Cowryman router on Amazon a couple years ago. It's a bit smaller than the one you got, but it's super well made. Probably the best Chinese machining I've ever seen. Was a shot in the dark, but I'm glad I took that chance.
Couldn’t agree more. I have both their small and large router planes, and I’ve been extremely happy with them. Plus I prefer sharpening that type of iron over the traditional L shaped irons.
If you want a dust collection arm, then nip down to your local hardware store and buy a selection of small diameter drainpipes along with a few angle joints. Cut the pipes to suitable lengths, join them together with the angles and hey presto, you got a similar system for less than the cost of the petrol (gas) that you used to get there and back.
I bought that Kreg saw guide kit and used it once before returning it. It was straight up junk, the cheap plastic base plate wouldn’t even mount correctly to my saw.
I have that Kreg track and feel the same way you did, if it had less play it would be great, but with the play it is not any easier or more convenient than just using a circular saw with a long straight edge.
The Kreg line of saw guides are just absolute trash. I have their Rip-Cut is just a flimsy piece of plastic. The two hold downs just bend when you try to attach it to a circular saw. I saw this Accu-Cut used pretty much the same system to hold down, which is just sad. A huge let down, so I won't be buying anything else from them if they don't take their engineering seriously. I picked up a crappy straight edge clamp from Harbor Freight that was half the price, but works far better. I'll replace that with a better quality one someday as it has its own issues.
That small Kreg in-Accu-Cut costs about the same as a cheap tracksaw here in the UK (yeah the supplied blades are crap but to be expected). I have a cheapo Lidl supermarket ownbrand tracksaw with a decent blade fitted as my only track saw and it's pretty good, you can adjust the tolerance down to the rail at least. A batten some clamps with a circular saw would be more accurate than the Accu-Cut. Kreg have always seemed expensive for what you get at least by the time it makes the shores of old Blighty.
Lolol the edits for all the immature jokes😂 I'm cracking up and having fun and you're not even through the buying section yet lol
I enjoy these videos and Facebook shows woodworking ads to me as well. I usually check the Facebook price vs Amazon and Amazon is usually cheaper. Sometimes as much as 50% cheaper for the same product. You should add a price comparison as well to determine the actual scam amount.
I have the Kreg guide. My slide doesn't have the movement like yours did, but like the Milescraft product, I don't like how the saw mounts. The back end of saw seems to flop around. Also, it seems hard to get started, but the end result is good.
omg I LOVE that table vise.
Hi thanks for the video.
One thing bugs me though: you bought the clamping squares for 45° angles, and then you compare them to 90° angle ones. Of course they can't compete.
Other than that, good stuff!👌
I was wondering about that particular product too- the lip seems to be a godsend for placing the square, and the 45 degree feature would be super convenient. AND- he says it's not as easy to use as the Woodpeckers but I cannot for the life of me figure out why that would be the case. Looking at it I would assume it's exactly the same.
I thought the ones he bought were for both 90 and 45.
"That's a nice knob" 😂😂
Here I was about to comment on adding some UHMW strips to the Kreg Accu Cut, and then I hear my own voice discussing it. Definitely didn't expect that!🤣
Great video by the way!
@@MakeSomethingThanks, same to you!
The Kreg and Milescraft systems are both budget tools, on the Milescraft tool you need to double check your clamps on the saw and well the Kreg, you need that antifriction tape to adjust for slop. Kreg is known for pocket hole jigs, so I'd expect something like this to need a little finessing.
I would like to see a video of you using the Mullet dust collection thing. I am having trouble picturing where you would use it. It seems like the solid tubes would limit its flexibility?
Unless I'm totally mistaken... Lol. I've heard a lot of good things about those DFM squares. Matt from 731 woodworks on youtube has done several videos about those squares. And compared them to some of Woodpeckers squares. Which probably doesn't sound like a very good idea. But they are supposed to be really nice for the price. Anyhow I digress. Thanks for another great video David!
I really have a distaste for companies that sell tools that they know are not properly functional. We work too hard for our money.
I thought the corner clamps you bought for their ability to clamp at 45°
I use my DFM square daily! Love the square and love the company!!
The circle thing is a really cheap knock off of a really nice brass one that Adam Savage showed off. Designed for draftsmen rather than woodworkers really.
The one Adam looked at was smooth and very well made.
I think it's the "IRIS" Drawing Compass made by Makers Cabinet. I have one, and it is very nicely made :)
That router plane is the only tool that you get more than you paid for in terms of material and labor to make it
I love it when he curses then 3 seconds later the censor beep! 😅😂 Funny shit ...beeep
You should have the links to the items in the description... I was looking for something like that for the vacuum for doing lathe work. I had a 4" pipe that just was hard to move around, this sounds like it would be better... (although, it is smaller)
The dfm square is my most used square, it stays in my apron at all times😊
I don't know if it's because 3 weeks till Christmas or your excellent recommendation, it may be both, but the Mullet Boom Arm is on backorder, not shipping till the 13th (10 days of this post). Personally, I think they should thank you by putting your viewers at the front of the line.
I think if you dont use the foam sheet under the board while making the round cut with jigsaw then the tool will work fine and saw will not cut into the base, you can try again without any support under the board and see if the tool works fine.
i have know nothing about woodworking but i really enjoy these videos
Looks like the corner clamps are also to be used to clamp 45 degree joint. Like the mullet. To add on, there are videos ou to show you how to get rid of the play on the Kreg Accu-cut
i think he forgot thats the thing that was marketed on that product
When I was scoping out track saws I was looking hard at that Craig, decided on Makita instead, good thing.
I bought a storage shed off Facebook ad for 85 dollars, they sent me a bracelet with plastic beads.
Love your vids man you're a great maker!
Lolololol, perfect way to state it, “it feels temporary “ 😂 That Kreg track you’d be better getting a Wen or Grizzly track saw by the time you buy it and get a saw for it. Switching out constantly your existing saw is pointless as it’ll likely never line up to the strip again
I got a Wen. Haven't used it yet but have heard great things.
@@MakeSomething can’t be any worse than that Kreg thing! Well,… hopefully. Lol
RONNIE DOBBS RONNIE DOBBS! Can't believe you just referenced that!
I was hoping someone would appreciate it!
Bro… DFM has some great stuff. On par with that red company from strongsville.
Also, USA made and have an interesting assortment. Get a new hand plane blade… or a press to make round ice balls for your 20 year old scotch.
That swag table is one of the best thing I've ever bought.
that little Lie-nielsen router plane is perfect for 6mm, 1/4", grooves
David: I could actually use something bigger at times.
Me: 😳 That’s what she said. 🤣🤣 15:06
Wooo we got an F bomb on camera! Love these videos
Little late to the party, but I was wondering what knife you are using to cut open the boxes? If homemade, do you have plans or a video available? If purchased, where did you get it?
My Kreg accu-cut warped within its first day of use. The rubber grip strips at the bottom don’t do diddly squat. I have to clamp it down every time which inhibits the cut capacity greatly. I hate my accu-cut.
I felt the same way about the Kreg track saw, I bought one and noticed the play right away. I made two cuts and they came out significantly worse than just using my aluminum straight edge. I returned it the same day. I honestly don't see how the Kreg track made it through production.