I like this type of videos. Help us new guys avoid making noobs mistakes. Thanks!

@frankvucolo6249

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Thanks for watching. Any small amount I can help a newer woodworker pleases me. Acquiring your tool kit is a big part and takes time. I starter with some basic stuff and upgraded, slowly, over time.

Thank you. The lufkin 138 die makers square, very cool.

@frankvucolo6249

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Thank you for watching, Rich. It’s a wonderful tool.

You have some fine tools Frank. The kind you acquire over a lifetime. Thanks for sharing them with us!

@frankvucolo6249

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Thanks, Brandon. Yeah, give me about 30 years and I can eventually work it out! Went through a lot of bad choices along the way but eventually assembled a kit I love working with.

@brandonwoodworkersclub4097

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@@frankvucolo6249 For sure! I have been at it almost 50 years. I still have some old Sears power tools. Remember when that's all the average guy could put his hands on? BTW, the Brandon is not my name, it is where I live near Tampa. We started a KZread channel for the club. That's why you see so many different people in our video's. I am Mark Corso and running the thing for the club. Hope that helps to understand us. Keep up the good video's Frank. Thanks!

Wonderful collection. I love starret tools. I have to pause to google the number 92. My favorite so far is my starret 6 1/2 inch combo square. So glad i bought it, its my go to.

@frankvucolo6249

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Thanks, WW. Starrett tools are truly a luxury and a pleasure to use. I bought some of them new and some used, one at a time over the years. Careful,w hen you Google that 92. It’s hard to say no to! 😃

Hi Frank! I came across your content today and I'm so thankful I did as it is very inspiring content. I would like to ask you a question if I may, is this your main profession or a hobby? Thanks in advance!

@frankvucolo6249

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Hello Fabian. Thanks for watching and for the kind words. For me this is primarily my hobby.

Great stuff. I’m a fan of setup blocks. If I want 1/4 or 3/8 that’s what I use. Just the reasonably priced iGaging sets. You ever try those Incra t-square marking things that are a flat piece of sheet metal with precise holes for pencil? Attached to a little piece of t-track. I also have tools with previous owners marks on them. I figure they’re happy they didn’t get lost/scrapped and someone values them.

@frankvucolo6249

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Thanks fearsome. I’ve been thinking about more set up blocks like that for a while but have not made the move yet. I do have some machinist 123 blocks that I use often but forgot to show. I’m sure the Incra tools are good. They look very well made. But I was never tempted to go in that direction, myself. Lots of fans out there for Incra and Woodpeckers, for sure.