In this episode i straighten a bent fence on a mitre saw, then give a couple tips on checking and fixing the angle alignment on a cheap mitre saw that i bought for 50 Euros, and a couple suggestions on how to choose and buy tools.
If you have suggestions or requests on videos to be made or tools to be fixed, please drop a comment below.
In the beginning i mention 3 channels that gave me a lot of knowledge and inspiration, I highly recommend you to check them out:
AvE - (Arduino versus evil) - This guy knows the crap out of everything (or is just the best at using Google :P, i don't know).
He will take tools apart, and tell you what is engineered and built properly and what not in every single mechanical and electric/electronic/chemical bit of it, plus sometimes also build stuff (mainly with steel), and while at it, he's damn hilarious to listen to.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/c/avetube
Matthias Wandel - Pure engineering applied to wood working.
Stuff you thought it couldn't be made with wood, like bearings for examples, job done. No matter what you come up with, tou will be a rookie compared to this guy :)
The creator of the almight finger joint jig that the whole world is using, and he also coded his own gear generator, free and paid version.
A lot to learn in this channel.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/Matthiaswandel
Izzy Swan - A true creative mind. Some say that when he sits down and think with a drawing block or a computer in front of him, the sky goes dark and earth slows down. Some of his jigs and machines are just mind boggling.
He invented his own trade mark pallet dismantling bar. And he started his shop and video series with 50 euros budget.
https://www.youtube.com/rusticman1973