Woodworking for beginners _ Tools you need to start

Hey, what's up guys? It's Glenn with DIY creators and in this video. I'm going to show you a list of all the tools I think you need to start doing your own woodworking now This series is called limited tools where we're going to take these tools and make additional tools and also in the video description I will have a list of these tools that I think you need and you also you can get these tools online You can buy them at your local store Home Depot. You can find them at Hub or Fright you can get them at your local pawn shop if you have to but you need to get your hands on some tools so we can start building and Before we get into the good stuff. We want to make sure that we cover safety and we need eye protection and there's different Varieties of eye protection you can get and this one is a little more comfortable But the one with the strap give you more protection, so you don't get debris from all different direction So just pick the one that's comfortable for you And when you're cutting and sanding the air will be filled with sawdust particles So we want to keep that out of our lungs as much as possible and next up We have our respirator which is important to have especially if you're dealing with chemicals stain Varnish any of those high toxic products that you don't want to be inhaling This is what you need with different levels of filter. That's replaceable. It's a bit pricey, but it's well worth every penny and Next up on the list we have ear protection Which we have to protect our ears from these high-pitched power tools and majority of these tools you use or will use Will have some type of high-pitched noise which your ears should not be exposed to for a very long time So protect your hearing as we slide into the power tools one of the first tools I'm going to cover is drills and You need a corded drill with a little kick to it and you also need a screw gun that you can drill holes and install screws I'm moving right along in the video, but remember it's a video You can always play it back or you can also check the video description to get a complete list of all the tools I'm covering in this video and coming right up is a router this is the trim router and we're going to use this to incorporate it in a lot of our work our build and We're going to learn how to get a better handle on this Myself included and this would be a key piece to building some of our future tools If you want to cut circles and curves, then we've got to have a jigsaw in our workspace The jigsaw will also play a unique role in our limited tool series and while you add it You might as well pick up a set of blades I find this really cool set of blades 30 pack Which is cool to have different blades for different material and I'm looking to experiment with it Obviously, it's not even open yet and hands down This is going to be one of our most used tools in the workspace a circular saw So get your hand on one of these as soon as you can and next thing up We're going to build jigs and all sorts of things to get the most out of our circular saw now I don't think you need the most expensive circular saw but I wouldn't buy the cheapest one So get something in that middle area so that you know, it's gonna hang around for a long time So after all that hard work, you're gonna send that thing, right? So yeah, you need a sander to get that done and down in the video description I will have some recommended sandpaper Which I use mostly and whatever sander you end up with make sure you get the right sandpaper Some like mine has the velcro bottom and there's some that only use adhesive sandpaper And coming right up is a tape measure if you want to build anything you need a tape measure now I'm in the US so I don't have one with the metric system on it I'm not even sure if we use that over here. The lever lock is a really cool feature as well This is a cool starter tape measure It has more measurements on it than an average tape measure and another slick thing about this. It has a center point So if you notice I'm pointing at the five and right on the five is two and a half and half of five is two and a half Now let's meet the pocket hole jig. You've seen me use this a ton and Every beginner starter should probably have one of these because it's a cool way of making joints That's pretty strong and there's many different version of this pocket hole jig So you can get the one that fit your budget and next up a tool that you can never have enough of and I'm finding That out is clamps. You got to have clamps in your workshop Especially if you want that second hand to be able to assist you with something and hold stuff together If you're gluing this one is definitely on the must-have list Yep, you need a set of chisel as well. So These come in different type forms, whatever you like your chisel You can get them with plastic handles If you don't like the plastic you can also probably get some with wood handles and these things are great for shaving off that piece Of wood that you need to fine-tune and get it down to the right size And next up we have a rubber mallet and we have a dead blow hammer now most professional would probably prefer a wooden mallet But I just went out and bought a rubber one and I put tape on one side of it so I don't have marks and The difference between the mallet it bounce when you swing it and with the dead blow when you swing it. It doesn't bounce and This my friend is a combination square. Not only can you square things up with it? But you can also use it to make quick and accurate marks on the fly And next up you need a set of level and this is a 9 inch level and they come in different size form Just to give you an example. This one in particular has a magnet on it So if you're dealing with metal object, it's great for that And I also think you should get a 24 inch level and there's different size So you get them appropriately as you need them and there will be time that you just need a regular Handsaw, so either one of these would probably do the trick and I would have the links down in the description For these as well Yep, you guessed it a square you need one of these as well and last but not least you need a framing square This one is a 16 by 24 inch framing square and you need this Exactly to make straight lines and line things up and it's gonna be a crucial part in our future builds Hopefully I didn't scare you with all the tools that I just rattled off it's a bit of tools, but I believe these are the tools you need to get started if you want to build and Remember you don't need to pick all these tools up at one time You can pick one up this week one next week, maybe two a month Just pick them up when you can afford them And if you have these tools I think this would be a great feature to help you start building the things I build and the stuff that all these other great Youtubers out there are building so I'm hoping that this video was a great start and it gave you a good idea on what you need to pick up and Sorry about the pace of the video, but I do have a list down in the description and look guys Thanks for watching my videos. Thanks for checking out Let me know what you think down in the comment If you have any question, if any of you professional youtubers out there have some suggestions Let me know and I will add it to the list down in the description as well until next time guys. Peace