GoingMake Amazing Woodworking Tools at an Affordable Price
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- čas přidán 15. 05. 2024
- GoingMake sent me some tools to test. I was very impressed with the quality.
If you want to check any out, here are some Amazon links.
Carpenter Square Hole Position Scribing Ruler
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Shelf Pin Jig
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Concealed Hinge Jig
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0:00: ⚒️ Review of high-quality woodworking tools with potential for improvement.
2:54: ⚒️ Review of a versatile concealed hinge jig with high-quality finish and comprehensive instructions.
6:27: ⚙️ Innovative Woodworking Tool for Precision Hinge Installation
10:31: ⚒️ Versatile cabinet drilling tool with easy-to-follow instructions.
13:33: ⚒️ Woodworking tool sharpening guide with precision angle verification.
Recap by Tammy AI
Honing Guide System
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00:00 Introduction
00:31 Square
02:42 Concealment Hinge Jig
07:50 Shelf Pin Jig
11:25 Chisel and Plane Honing Guide - Jak na to + styl
Thumbs up.
I can trust a guy with:
1) gray hair
2) glue on his shop apron
3) an organized shop
Ha! Thanks for a good video. I had not heard of these tools before. Will check them out.
Thanks so far, I haven't found any issues with any of their products. They all seem to be just a little better than most. The company has contacted me wanting to know if I have found any issues. They seem to really care about making a quality product.
Thanks for the reviews.
My pleasure!
I'm impressed with the Goingmake tools and their packaging for all I've bought.
They just sent me a couple more tools. I am looking forward to testing them out.
@@ShopRamblings their thin rip jig is excellent. That was the 1st thing I bought. IT has both imperial and metric scales. You just need to determine the zero point for your saw. Then add that to your desired strip width. The roller bearing only rolls one way,
They look great tools cheers for sharing
They were better than I had expected.
Dang, now I have to buy that awesome honing guide. I already have 2 but the features of this goingmake guide are awesome.
That honing guide is what really caught my eye and made me say yes to them. I am glad I did. My friend that was helping me test the tools said he had already put the hone guide in his Amazon cart before I had finished filming. If you get one let me know your thoughts. I alway like to know if other people have the same impression as me.
Great review
Thanks
I have seen other channels review Goingmake and they all agreed with you about the quality.
I'm going to have to check them out.
Once you do, let me your opinion.
Great review that just popped up. I like your ‘no nonsense’ style and obvious familiarity with the functions and clear demonstration of their use. Many of the tools shown are on Amazon here in the UK, but not the sharpening guide - deep frustration - I’ve got a box of chisels desperately in need of attention !! I’m going to have to do some deeper research into availability in Europe. Thanks again.
If you get from Banggood the have some nice chesil guides also.
@@ShopRamblings Thanks, I’ll take a look :)
For a side clamping honing guide, it's pretty good. I would drill the template and use pins as stops. Or take some measurement and 3d print one with positive stops.
That would work also. For me 30⁰, 29⁰ or 31⁰ are all the same. I just like them to be consistent.
@@ShopRamblingsI agree. That's why a positive stop is very useful.
After going back and rereading this, I think this is a great idea. I am going to contact going make and pass us along to them. Thanks for the comment
I just ordered this guide. It is not the same brand, but it looks like a good quality tool and has the stops like you were wanting. I will do a review once it comes in. www.banggood.com/Mohoo-Sharpening-System-Honing-Guide-Sharpening-Holder-Angle-Fixture-Angle-Gauge-for-Woodworking-Chisel-p-1979514.html?cur_warehouse=CN&ID=514802
Great video. Gave you a thumbs up. I was excited to sitdown and watch your reviews because although Amazon reviews are good it's never as good as seeing them in action. So again great job and I appreciate you sharing with the woodworking community. Keep that sawdust flowing.
I am glad you liked it. We made more sawdust than expected yesterday. I had a build go sideways. It turned an easy day into a 19-hour day. Maybe I will get an extra 30 seconds of video out of it.
Hey from Canada. Found your Chanel by accident actually, and like the way you present the topic and the way you described the tools and the explanation of why you do or do not like said tools. I’m your newest subscriber from up north 🇨🇦
Thanks. I am always open to feedback. I have used tools my whole life, I am just not very good a filming. I am trying to improve a little with each video. I am glad to have you.
Hi sir could you please make a short or talk a little about your apron. Even a picture would help. All the ones I have bought hurt my back and yours with the padding and cross system looks like it would be an amazing option. Thank you
Looks like the brown ones are sold out. Here is the one I got in black.
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There is a pices of leather that the straps go through in the back. Mine would slide down, letting the straps fall off my shoulders. I put it where I wanted and put a couple of drops of super glue on it. It has held for several months so far.
The honing guide for bench chisels and plane irons is pretty much identical to the Wood River/ Woodcraft model. I would not want the 2 guide wheels on either side because one in the center would make it easier to put a small amount of camber on the edges of your plane irons. These tools do look well made.
I agree
The name alone makes one suspicious !
These Chinese Amazon names are ridiculous! It’s strange how a “company” (Chinese government) cares so much about the perspective of their customers but somehow refuses to run these stupid “brand” names past an English-speaking human who reads at the 2nd grade level or above. Xi’s politburo can’t afford to hire even ONE English-speaking high school dropout to head-up the marketing division of his massive totalitarian government?
For me, I would prefer something called a turd in a box that works great, than something called a diamond but works like a turd.
excellent video need to see more tools from this company but cant find a direct web sight is there one or is it amazon only?
keep up the good work
So far I think they are just on Amazon. They are just starting out so they may have one that I don't know about but I didn't find one when I looked.
Make sure you can return them. I bought a bad Chinese square, Veiko brand.
They are from Amazon. 30 day free return.
Excellent presentation, very interested in the honing guide
It was my favorite. That is why I opene it last, so I didn't get distracted and not finsih the video. Thanks for the feedback.
Did the jig for concealed hinges have a part for the cabinet side of the hinge?
No it did not.
@@ShopRamblings that is a flaw in my book!
The only improvement I could see making on that hinge jig would be to make the edge stop recessed into the body and mounted on a hinge, so you could just flip it down instead of a threaded stop that can easily be lost
I will pass that along.
first question, 2 minutes in, did you check the angles and measurements against a known accurate tool ? cheers Frank from down under...now back to the video lol
Yes I did. I had cut the video several times. I sent about 6 hours testing the tools. Then watching the video over several time while editing sometime I leave important information out. Sorry.
This really is the tool company no one has ever heard of.
Nice video. The tools do look good. I have never heard of this brand before CZcams popped your video into my feed. So I googled the name but Google Chrome didn't recognise it and tried to spell-correct my search. The only two results were your CZcams video and an Amazon listing for the blade sharpener (over a hundred dollars AU with shipping and tax). I suppose if China can build space stations, gen 5 fighter jets, 400km high speed rail, etc. they can probably build good quality tools if they want to. Well, they say competition is a good thing. (No, I'm not of Chinese descent, just an old white dude.) Nice apron. Cheers from Australia.
I am just an old white dude myself. I hate low quality or expensive tools. This seems to be a good balance of quality and price. They said they have several more tools in development. I hope they will be successful so they can put out more quality tools.
Good stuff! With regards to the square, I’m sure I would loose that pin 5 minutes after I opened the box. It will probably end up with all the pencils I can’t find, where’ve that heck that is…😂 You might tell the company that it would be great to provide some way to use attach it to the square when not in use. Other than that, all these tools look great! 👍🏻
I gave three diffent feedback items to the company. That was one of them.
It would be nice to indicate if they have a website (I could not find it) and sell directly to the public, or if they sell only through Amazon???
Right now, they are only on Amazon. I do not know if they are going to sell directly in the future or not.
Looks like machine accuracy stuff for woodworking and doesn't break the bank either.
Very good description.
I might be interested if this wasn't just yet another amazon commercial
It is hard to get into local store like Home Depot. Amazon is a much easier place to sell new items. I am not promoting Amazon but the tool. Maybe the will start their own website to sell directly.
Are the marking cut in, or is the white on the surface? Cut than made white dose not come off.
I wasn't sure, so I just sanded one down. The writing it not white it is the aluminum. The parts are black anodized and laser etched, so you can see the bare aluminum to make the marks.
Hey. These look great. Is there a website?
I think they are only on Amazon now.
Have you checked square on the mini square?
Yes I did. You can see many differnt tools laying on the table. I had compared these tool to several other brands that I have. Even though these were better they asked me not the compare them to other brands. So when I checked it with a known square tool, that part got cut.
How accurate are they are the squares square?
Mine were perfect. My digital protractor reads to 0.1⁰. They came up to 90.0⁰.
Pity it doesn't have metric as well as imperial measurements. Metric is more precise, it would also give it the option of selling in more countries, Most tools usually have metric and imperial.
I love my Country but the Idiots in congress need to stop lining their pockets and just get rid of SAE and join the rest of the world.
Do they have a doweling jig?
Not yet.
Id like to try this company out.
Please let me know what you think about the tools if you do. I like to know if others think the same as me when they try the tools.
First time viewer and liked the review of the new tools. Hey, I have one piece of advise I would like to give you. The wireless microphone your are using works fine, but you need to move it to the left or right. When your breath hits the mic, it causes noise and can be a bit annoying. In the audio profession we call that "voice pops". Try clipping it to one of the leather straps an pointing it toward your mouth.
Thanks for the advice. I have had more problems with audio than any other thing.
what is the website so we can order
The only place I have found them is on Amazon.com
I just got a T square from them last night and the screw holes to put it together are not even tapped. so i have to return a T square i cant put together amazon is sending a replacement. Hopefully it is fine because so far its a waste of time.
I'm sorry to hear it. That would suck.
Hi,
A few points:
They are not US measurements they are Imperial and used in many countries around the world
I think quality packaging is important so thanks for saying
May I please know what a non rotational bearing is, not seen one to best of my knowledge
Does the hinge jig (second item) come in imperial as well mm?
Shelf jig. Looks very good
Chisel sharpening jig. Always rubbish I’m opinion!
Do you know if will operate in Europe….England really!
Some major companies have parts to whole items made in China, it’s a land of many choices. DeWalt do some stuff in China…..
Only headache from your video is the lack of prices?
I shall tune in again
Bob
England
Myanmar Liberia and the US are the only countries that use the Imperial System. The rest of us have seen the light.
You are correct. Measurements are metric and imperial. Imperial are used in the US, Liberia, and Myanmar.
The main two types of bearings are linear and rotary. I have several drill guides, almost all just have a bushing that can wear over time. I though it showed the though put into the tool be using a bearing instead of just a bushing.
What are you asking, about if it will work in Europe? The tool or the link? I didn't put prices in the video as they seem to be changing. It is a new company. Since I have been watching them they have been listing coupons on almost every tool. I would hate to say this is $30, then when you go to the link it is $40.
Need a case with hinge jig.
I agree
What a good idea. Yeah, let's buy more Chinese stuff.
There is not much you can buy that is not made in or with parts from China. I am just glad to see a company focus on quality.
I understand your view and it almost makes sense, except for one thing. Also, I don't want you to think I am trying to insult you, but doesn't your answer frighten you? I'll let you think about the domestic politics of this, and how it happened, but we will likely be at war with them before too long, and while America has won big wars because of our industry, that expertise is now almost gone from America and transferred to China. The fact that they are now producing quality goods in quantity is scary. @@ShopRamblings
That pin on the square would be lost before I finished making the mark
That was one of the few pieces of feedback I gave the company. It needs some place on the tool to store the pin.
Where can i get spare parts Chisel SharpenerGoing make Sharpener
What parts do you need?
@@ShopRamblings I need the short screw for the chisel sharpening jig
Love the packaging! Can we just buy the packaging? Also appreciate the fake positive comments.
Not I say is fake. I may be wrong or mistaken but never fake. I a company sends me a tool to review that I think is crap, I will give them the option of me not posting the review, but I will never say anything I do believe. Since they sent me these tools, I posted my video and let them see it. I did a comparison to some other tools I have. The GoingMake was the better tool, and the comparison made them look even better. They asked me if I would not compare them to other brands but give my opinion on their tool.
Amazon has free returns. Why don't you buy one of the tools that you think my comment was fake about and see. If it is not as good as I say, send it back.
Very interesting. Of course, the real test will come after a good bit of use. Then you get the final picture but, if it feels solid, looks well ,add, then you are probably more than half way there.
I’ve been woodworking for over 45 years and, going back a few years, I bought a ruler (or square, I can’t remember) from Veiko through Banggood. For the price, I had to try it but I wasn’t expecting much. I was wrong. Using all the tests and comparing to my Woodpecker equivalent, the Veiko piece was as equally accurate (as far as I could see; this is woodworking not rocket manufacture). We then bought another piece and then another and then another. Nothing has disappointed. It is just very, very good quality.
The next question could be “how do they get that quality so much less expensive than some brands.” Or perhaps “why are other brands so expensive?”.
The real question, I think, is the second one. I would suggest that we have been paying premium prices for prices that do not justify those prices in terms of cost plus profit. I would suggest that bean counters and marketeers have calculated how much can we get away with charging for this? Of course, all that is backed up by lots of advertising, marketing, free tools to YT people - all of which, we as consumers, pay for.
It would be interesting to understand the manufacturer behind GoingMake and Veiko. Could they be the same? I don’t know. It seems that if you want something in a day or so, you go through Amazon. If you are not that desperate, try Veiko.
By the way, I have no commercial link to Banggood or Veiko. I’ve never received a free tool or even a discounted tool. However, we are always open to free tools; but the providers would have to accept an honest opinion - that will put a lot off.
I also have 2 Veiko. The 16" and 30". When I shot the video, I compared the Goingmake to the Veiko. The Veiko has two rows of holes. It says it goes to 32nds, but there are only 16 holes per inch. The GoingMake has 4 rows and 32 holes per inch. The GoingMake also has a shoulder thatsirs on top of the wood, making it more stable. The Veiko is a great tool. I have used mine for years. The GoingMake is a step above.
I found this in every tool I received. They all had something more than the average tool. They may may be a few dollars more than some of the similar Chinese tool but are in the same price range. Are they worth $4 more than the Veiko, definitely. Is Woodpeckers worth 4x as much, not in my opinion.
@@ShopRamblings thanks for this. Mine are all metric and go to 0.5mm - that’s fine for me. With what you’ve said, I will try a GoingMake next time we need something in their range.
Having said that, I’ve been receiving treatment for a long time for my illness of buying tools…..
@@ShopRamblings I'm glad you compared the Veiko to Goingmake. I actually had the Veiko in my shopping cart but something told me to hold on. Now we know!.. lol
awesome now i have place to buy crisp boxes from. you sound like you have been paid for a infomercial
I have only been paid for one video. I used the money I was paid to buy expensive materials to make some cutting boards for a video. Then gave
them away to people who commented. If I pay for a tool and it is unexpectedly bad or the company doesn't stand behind it, I may put out a video on it. I try to put out mostly positive videos. If a company send me a tool for free and it is not good I may not do a video on it. If I do a video , every word is what I think. I do not write scripts or pre-plan what I am going to say. I may mis speak sometimes but that is just because I am making up what I am going to say as I go. My brother in law was visiting and helped me film this video. Every tool they sent me, I already had. I don't need two of the same tools so I kept the one I liked the best and gave my Brother in Law the other one. Out of the 6 tools I kept all 6 of the GoingMake tools. As I said, everyone of them had something unique or better then every tool I had purchased. Sorry if I sound like an infomercial but I get excited when I find a good deal on quality tools.
You should give the prices.
I'll think about it. 🧐 The thing is, prices can change, and once I upload a video, I can't edit it. I do my best to share accurate info. 🤓 #transparency #factual
Interesting. Did you check that the square is actually square? You didn't show it.
Yes I did. You can see many differnt tools laying on the table. I had compared these tool to several other brands that I have. Even though these were better they asked me not the compare them to other brands. So when I checked it with a known square tool, that part got cut.
All I wanted to do was read about this new tool company and couldn’t even find their homepage
They don't sell directly. They only sell through other platforms like Amazon.
He wonders why not all tools aren't black and white. Try picking up a black metal tool that has been setting out in the sun but in shop conditions, it's perfect.
Luckily, when I need Precision Tools, I am working inside.
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Cool
Good looking tools but a really strange company name. They need the services of an American marketing specialist to come up with something better (which wouldn't take much!). I actually ordered the square yesterday from Temu before I saw this video.
I think they're running out of names so they're just throwing words together now.
I belive that company is Korean, NOT Chinese.
It may be. I do not know for sure. I thought all the packages said made in China but could be wrong.
First tool! You did not verify if it was in any way accurate.
I did. It just got cut in editing. Sorry about that. We filmed for about 6 hours. A lot gets cut, turningsthat into a 10-minute video.
Not sure how you can call them quality tools when you didn't check to see if their measurements were accurate.
I spent several hours testing these tools. I actually used a micrometer to check accuracy. I lot gets cut when you condense 6 hours into 10 minutes. Sorry, next time I will try tomake sure to include that.
Just the usual stuff …..their range of products, who owns it, which country are they based in, what’s their mission statement…….
All that is good to know when donating and volunteering. When I need a tool, I want to make sure it is a quality tool and I can afford it.
Shop Ramblings = Make China great again
I would love to have all American made tools. However, many are not made in the US and the ones that are, I can't afford.
keep buying chynese, see where you end up .. good grief
There are not many things you can buy that don't have parts made in China anymore.
Any tool review that does not address the price is a waste of my time.
Right now, it is getting close to Black Friday. This is also a new company. If I say it costs $30. Then in 3 months the price goes up to $35. People will then say I am trying to scam them. That is why almost all reviews don't say prices. Most videos that have prices are deal or sale videos that aren't expected to be watched are a week or so.
Sorry to have wasted your time.
You lost me at chinese.....cya
Thanks for stopping by.
Who the hell is the company Jesus
It is a new company. They said they have several tools in development. I can't wait to see what they come out with next.
Jesus is the Son of Man, not a company.
It is a Chinese company. US Trademark for GoingMake is owned by Guangzhou Yu Junrui Trading Co., LTD limited company (ltd.) CHINA Room 521, 724 Yuncheng West Road, Baiyun District, Guangzhou CHINA 510000