34 Ingenious Intelligent Secrets & Tips That Work Extremely Well. Valued woodworking Tricks & Hacks

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Jestem przekonany że jest to najlepszy kanał tego typu. A jakość wykonanych rzeczy jest na najwyższym poziomie. Filmy pana ogląda się z wielkim zaciekawieniem, prawie jak "ZRÓB TO SAM" Adama Słodowego. Pozdrawiam i życzę dużo nowych pomysłów.

Have used the 2nd hack for years. Very handy, quick, and cheap. Not with the screw in the end of a dowel, nothing that fancy, but just so long as it's perpendicular into any narrow scrap, so the one side of the screw's head isn't taller off of the flat surface of the scrap than the other, making the same measurement on both sides.

Świetne pomysły , przedstawione w przystępny sposób.

These videos are inspirational. You are a joy to watch. I keep saying to myself "I bought one of those, and this guy made a better one out of plywood!" I have also learned several great tips. Thank you!

Not only are your ideas brilliant, you take the substantial amount of time to nicely title and speed up appropriately with editing - to just the right degree. THAT is what makes watching your action packed 30 minutes infinitely better than seeing 30 seconds of a 30 minute video that is poorly (or not) edited video. Keep it up and also know that what your subscribers perhaps appreciate the most is the fact you labor significantly with the editing. Your vision for your end video is the icing on the cake - for us!

Genialne, Panie. 👍👍👍 Najlepszego!

I've seen some of your videos before, but this one got you a subscriber. I will dig through your videos and use the info here and in others to help myself. Especially if you did a video on that drill press. That looks awesome, and I need one!
Edit: I am a bit surprised that you didn't show the Jig in #9 can be used to cut circles with your router, though.

This is a first .... you drilled holes in a bottle and they weren't on a perfect grid ... now I know the world is ending!!
You sir are the kind of person the world needs more of, presenting ideas in a clear and concise manner, ideas which are actually useful ... long may it continue 👍

This just might have been the most valuable 30 minutes I’ll invest in this year!
Concise, useful, inexpensive ideas presented quickly and in an easily understood way - GREAT JOB!!!

The clearest and most useful woodwork tips videos I ever watched!! Just perfect really.

Excellent video! Genuinely useful ideas that are inexpensive, easy to understand, presented with no nonsense. Thank you so much. Your thought process for creating the items you need is inspiring.
Edit: Several of these are so good that I want to list my favorites, but can’t choose. That’s how many good ideas there are here. Impressive.

A small improvement for the hexagonal hole jig would be a depth stop or indicator line to ensure the hole is deep enough for the bolt head.

34 hacks and not a single dumb one, thats quite impressive! knew some of them but also learned some stuff that will be useful to me in the future =) a++ work on all aspects of the video!

👏🔧 Your videos are a treasure trove of valuable woodworking tricks and hacks! As an experienced engineer myself, I greatly appreciate the clear and concise instructions you provide. Your focus on delivering information without unnecessary embellishments is commendable, ensuring that viewers can grasp the concepts easily. The step-by-step explanations and detailed demonstrations truly showcase your expertise. I've been a loyal follower for a while now, and I must say, your work consistently delivers value. Keep up the excellent work, and I eagerly anticipate more ingenious secrets and tips from you! 🙌🪵🤩

Lots of brilliant ideas & solutions, many are so simple they are often overlooked. I have plans to implement several of them!

Not only have you taught me how to make various pieces of equipment or tools for my studio, but you've, more importantly, taught me how to think and brainstorm alternative ways of approaching a fabrication problem. Thankyou from Australia!

You are working at genius level.
I am in absolute awe of your skills, creativity and imagination.
Literally, the English language fails hugely to describe how great I think you are.
Namaste x

Well thought out and very well presented. Thank you for clearly showing common sense ideas that aren't all that obvious to most of us. I do appreciate that your workspace is presented as clean and tidy. Thank you.

A great compilation of many of the useful hacks you have introduced on the channel. Really awesome.

There are some very practical tips here which I have been holding off buying tools for. Now I don't have to spend money on some of them. I have one question though, what type of hot melt glue do you use for the tightening knobs? I've tried making some myself in the past but they didn't work because the glue lacks rigidity. Similarly for the hole filler you used to hold the bolt. Most of the time the new thread would strip under very light pressure. I tend to use epoxy but you have to apply oil to the bolt or they'll be locked when the epoxy hardens.

Уважаемый мастер, моё Вам почтение и огромная благодарность! Всегда нахожу то, что можно почерпнуть в Ваших видео.

Ijust want to let you know that your videos have ignited a desire in my 8 year old daughter to become a engineer, like both of her great grandfathers. She unfortunately never got to meet them but I am a SAHM/avid DIYer and her father is a contractor. You have made the steps of our next assignments so easy to follow and understand. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

This video is a prime example of how to make do with what you have.
However, it takes a good bit of experience to not only envision making your own tools, but the skill to make it happen. Thanks~!

You really do great work, I appreciate it. The materials you use, the way you do business, your regular and meticulous work are admirable. I'm looking forward to watching the rest of your work.

This was a great video!
Most woodwork channels would have done 5 tips in 20 minutes and taken all of 2023 to show them all. Great content as always!

Очень четкий и чистоплодный мастер. Спасибо!

You really never run out of ideas man, your brilian,thanks for these simple yet great hack's

Sua criatividade não tem limites. Parabéns.

I just wanted to say that having endured several of these 'tips and tricks' over the years this is the first one I've saved. that's because it has a large number of really useful ideas in it, some I have seen before like the elastic band on a paint tin but many are completely new to me.
Thank-you!

Eu aprecio muito seu trabalho! É fantástico...eu sou entusiasta de trabalho com madeiras ..e infelizmente machuquei seriamente meu dedo...não deixe de cuidar dos seus..eles são muito valiosos!

Excelente recopilación de buena información, la inspiración y la creatividad elevadas al máximo nivel, un vídeo muy largo para mí gusto, quedaría mejor dividido en dos, pero solo es mi umilde opinión gracias por compartir sus conocimientos y experiencias, un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón (Galicia) 👍🤓😜

Extraordinary work and ideas. Can You please tell me which aluminium profiles You use? Also, what about the rubber end support bolts? From which company You buy them?

Muito inteligente! Soluções muito criativas para problemas normais e que podem ser adaptados a outras situações...

I am a retired mechanical engineer and "home-shop" inventor. I have found your channel to be the best source of useful techniques for small home shop work. Very impressed with the quality of your designs and the Clip-Share presentations.

Really appreciate all your work. Thank you!

Nice! Some thoughts:
1. #2 (0:14): If you chuck the screw in a drill and then hold the head flat against sandpaper/etc., the edge of the head will become sharp, leaving an even better line.
2. #3 (0:50): A bit of cork/rubber/etc. between the clip and the ruler will help hold the former in place better.
3: #6 (2:27): Instead of drilling a lot of holes, you can cut a series of slots with a Dremel. That will both catch more sawdust--as the slot will be *much* narrower than holes--and save a *LOT* of time. (Make sure that the exhaust slots/holes are greater in area than the input for maximum efficiency.)
4. #15 (9:52): If you drill out the cutting end, you will have more empty space for the cut wood fibers, so you won't have to repeat the cut/clean process when making deeper holes.
Cheers!

Some very creative solutions here, a lot of stuff you wouldn't really think of as when facing a particular issue.
Very inspirational! Thanks

The dust collector on the circular saw was amazing!

WOW my mind was absolutely blown by no.26. From the various methods ive seen for making different dowel sizes, this is by far the simplest easiest and quickest way ive seen. No.20 was also pretty clever. I was skeptical at first like "whats wrong with a caulking gun?". Then l i remembered that unless you have a really nice gun, it can be very hard on your hands if theres a lot of caulking to do or the material is especially thick and hard to push. There were a fair few other helpful ones i have to remember but those two really stuck out to me.

Koubou-san I hope you can make a lot of Yen from these videos, if not patents. I love your simple techniques. It has been wonderful to see what you have shared with us. Many thanks

Just ran across this video while scrolling and I am amazed at your wonderful tips. Just retired and decided to try my hand at woodwork and you have taught this old lady quite a few tricks! I will continue to follow you. Thanks!

Trop trop bien ! Pleins d'astuces que je n'avais encore jamais vu ailleurs et la plupart réalisables sans outils particuliers.

I've said it many times so I'll say it again, this guy is a bloody genius in my opinion. Amazing, simple ideas that the average man can achieve. Awesome work Sir, well done! 👍

Can not choose the one favourite trick because they all are awesome and you are a hell of a very skilled precision woodworking wizard! The straw-trick was the thing I could not imagine existed! Always wanted to get rid of sawdust out of the screw drawers. Used a strong magnet in cotton bag in the past but then every screw got magnetized. Brilliant! Thanks a lot.

I have watched many videos on tips but this channel beats them all hands down. Brilliant ideas. No nonsense instruction. Beautiful workshop.

These are some of the best tips I've ever seen. Thanks so much!

I always loved watching your videos - and now finally subscribed!
I wish you all the best and thank you for sharing these marvels of technics and woodwork with us! 🙋🏼‍♂️

Some excellent ideas, clearly presented. Not all the items you are using are available here, but still great inspiration 😊

The most important question for me is "HOW DO YOU CLEAN YOUR TOOLS?" They are extremely clean for a woodworking environment.

Всегда приятно смотреть ваши видео!👍🏻

Ideias muito boas e bem práticoas.

Fantastic ideas and great job on the video!

You are a genius, without question. As a metal worker, I'm captivated by your skill in your craft. I'm ready for a change to wood working, with the confidence you give me.

Good content, well filmed. Great, concise instruction. Easy to follow. Thank you for sharing.

Very practical and well thought out videos. Love your tips! Will be watching more

Thank you. Some of these hacks are very clever and I hadn't seen them before.

Столько полезного в одном видео. Спасибо , добрый человек!

Felicitaciones por habilidad de construir herramientas de alta calidad .Eres un gran talento. Gracias por compartir tu creatividad

MUITO BOM ! EXCELENTES DICAS ! PARABÉNS !

There are so many useful tricks in there ! Some I already knew but the straw hose at the end blew me away, so clever !

Мастеру огромное благодарю, от всей души спасибо! Мне кажется что это самая полезная подборка ПОЛЕЗНЕЙШИХ ЛАЙФХАКОВ! 👍👍👍👍

So clever, so beatifully executed, and so clearly presented. JSK is the next level. He reminds me a bit of my uncle. He doesn’t speak unnecessarily, he thinks, and he makes solutions, and they always work. I want to be like that.

Очень хорошая подборка интересных приёмов работы и приспособлений. Многие из них в новинку. Автору спасибо.

There are some really genious yet simple ideas. Thanks!

There is a really short way to improve what we work with. We just miss it most often. This Awesome Craftman got the ideas. And is using what he have. Best video I have seen this year. Thank you for showing us the vital part. We can improve most things with what we already have. Bottles, sticks, drills and so on.

Gracias maestro por toda esa sabiduria, que Dios te siga dando cada dia mas y mas, que Dios te bendiga por compartirla con todos nosotros¡

This has to be the best video on woodworking tips I’ve seen, useful, no time wasting on the videos, I hate watching a video that repeats every repeated action instead of showing how to start the first & second action and then moved to the next step. Well done, great job.

Quanta inteligência para uma pessoa só, vc é escolhido por Deus, muito obrigado por passar seus conhecimentos de grandíssimo valor para todos nós!🙏🙏🙏

Sou Brasileiro um administrador dos seus projetos e trabalho com ferramentas máquinas na marcenaria interessante seus projetos aprendo dados os dias parabéns obrigado JSK-kOUbOU.

This is so funny to see you presenting some "shity" tricks because your version of them is not bad at all. They are always made with old things, in a poorly way, at a disgusting place by dirty hands.
You are just proving that making things simple does not mean to do it bad.
Once again you have raise the level way above the standard.
Domo Arigato Sensei.

Damnit, I'm also a maker, but your videos still give me goosebumps and shivers, maybe it's the way you work, maybe the way you're workshop is clean and organized, maybe just the silence and tools noise.. I'm not sure, but it's a thrill to watch. Keep on, Mr. Jisaku, you're a true master! 😉 👍

Ah, nice, mate! Definitely going to use some of these tricks. And I'm looking forward to more videos like that!

Criatividade e habilidade como diferencial. GanhaBéns.

Every idea is simple and practical. One of the best unnarrated how-tos I've seen on the platform.

Vc é fora de sério mesmo parabéns meu jovem que Deus abençoe sempre vc 🇧🇷💯👏👍

At 3:13 How did you make this slide? It's very practical 😍

For the sawdust collector, I did something similar using a circular Vanish container but put an old sock over the holes to stop the dust falling out, the good thing is the sock can be removed and washed out.

I always find your videos informative and entertaining. So many great ideas here. Thank you.

This guy is good! So many how-to videos are a waste of time. Not here. I give him an 8.5 out of 10, and I'm not easily impressed. Such Japanese ingenuity. Concise and to-the-point with no stupid music. Surprised he hasn't used super glue (yet). Resourceful people rock! Liked and subscribed.

I have watched many "Tips and Tricks" videos over the years. These are far better than any I have seen before.
Excellent quality video and many actually useful tricks.
You've earned a new subscriber here.😁😁

I had no idea I needed so many hacks in my life. I didn't want the video to end!! ❤️❤️❤️ ありがとうございます

I've seen the full video versions of all of these with the exception of the very last one. All are fantastic, as usual. The last one, well, genius... simple, quick, easy, etc... Another great video!

This has practical value indeed!
I was afraid this was like a "five minute craft" video....
Well, look out!!! this kind of content is sought after, meaning other channels are going to get "inspired" by your work.

Спасибо ,очень полезно и познавательно!

I am an engineer with forty years work-experience and so I appreciate instructions that are to the point, with no unwanted embellishments, which sometimes confuse the issue. In this department you achieved top marks. I have followed your videos for some time. I have found that you introduce the concept, you explain the design and you show the creation of each item you deal with clarity and in detail. I shall continue to follow your videos because there is value in doing so. I commend your work, as presented and all I can say at present is "Carry on with your excellent work".

As always, it is a magnificently presented video. Well done, thank you and keep up the good work.

You had me at the first 2 tips and then you did more great things. Thank you so much! I applauded you here at home! Such great hacks for the workshop! 🇨🇦👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🧐🙏🏼

I really appreciate your simple but ingenious procedures. Thanks

Конкретный зачёт Мастеру! Талантливо, доходчиво, быстро.

Comme d'habitude, simple mais génial
Merci à vous de nous secouer la fabrique à bonnes idées

Всё гениальное - просто. Не всё простое гениально. С каждым роликом не перестаю удивляться и восхищаться смекалистости Мастера!

Been in the trades all my life so far but we’re never going to know all the hacks possible Good video. The first one : centering marking where the end result depends largely on the pilot hole drilling being parallel with the planes of the dowel rod ie. parallel thru 90deg

An extensive collection, some good ideas, lots of v/good ideas and somme that are truly unique/excellent. Once again, well done!!

Dude is a genius! Can't tell if he's time traveled back from the future with new ideas, or from the passed with old ideas inspired with new technology!
Some of these you get the idea quick! My favorites are the ones, where at first I'm scratching my head, then all of a sudden it hits you like a stroke of genius... or in my case, a solid palm to the forehead 🤦‍♂️

A genius and artist at work.Well done Sir.

Ese taller suyo es toda una inspiración a la creatividad e ingenio!!
Muchas felicitaciones, Saludos

Как всегда,не перестаёшь удивлять ♥

Превосходно. Кое-что из этого я у тебя уже видел, но много и нового. Особенно радует что все твои задумки не для вида. Ты этими приспособлениями работаешь, ты ими сразу делаешь другие вещи. То есть всё работает по настоящему.
理想的には。 これは以前にもいくつか見たことがありますが、多くは新しいものです。 あなたのアイデアがすべて見せびらかすためのものではないことは特にうれしいことです。 これらのデバイスを使用すると、すぐに他のことを行うことができます。 したがって、すべてが実際に機能します。

Absolutely awesome! Thank you for sharing these straight forward tips, tricks and hacks, brilliant !