As mentioned, lots of folks are building their own saunas right now.
And I’ve gotten a number of questions along the lines of: “what tools do I need to build my own sauna?”
The two most expensive (and heaviest) tools are:
Other than that, it’s pretty basic stuff:
Let’s take a short tour showing tools used to build this sauna. I promise. it’s a short video.
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What useful info – if i had space, i would waste no more time
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if you only have the dollars to spend on one ‘fancy’ tool, my vote is the chop saw, especially if you are doing framing work. between framing, siding, paneling, benches, etc., it is indispensable.
if you only have the dollars to spend on one ‘fancy’ tool, my vote is the compound miter saw, especially if you are doing framing work. between framing, siding, paneling, benches, etc., it is indispensable.
If you add a Paslode cordless finishing nailer to the compound sliding miter saw and compact table saw, you could rule the world.
Michael: Agreed! I’d say those are the big 3 tools for sure. The cordless finish nailer is the right tool for a backyard sauna build for a few key reasons, as i’m sure you’ve experienced: 1. Easy to use and control, 2. No cords to get tangled within, 3. No compressor to bang shins upon.