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@@kevinjohnson007 If you slide the cleats on from the end of the track that would work, but maybe scratch up the walls once installed. This way they are easy to move around and lock in place.

@@ManuelCamiloSaldarriagaAcosta 👍 it made it easy installing my cabinets!

@@user-de3mg1hg5l so you like Bauer and Hercules more than Ryobi then? I bought this with a battery deal as well.

@@SpookyBur That's a good idea. We will have to try some. You look away for 2 seconds and she's giving herself marker arm sleeve tattoos.

@@ClassicActWorkshop My son always gives himself a mustache. Can’t take him anywhere 😂

@@SpookyBur 😂

@@jimmmmmypokemonplug206 👍 a new cap is worth a shot, but even then a shop rag and a zip tie still helps.

@@Goodzikc yeah, if I needed to do this a lot or metal I would look for a better tool. This worked for making a quick French Cleat for kids toys and bikes.

@@turbojunkie971 👍 I know, I got there eventually.

@@TheAndyCAK Are there better tools? Absolutely! Did this work just fine for what it is for? Also Yes! If I only did something I had the best tool for, I wouldn't get anything done.

Thanks.

Polk SB225, but it's a pretty old model that I doubt is still sold.

@@sidsteverson1005 yeah, I like them. I have 3 of them. Good power, light weight, well balanced, battery life is good. The chuck isn't great being plastic, but it gets the job done. I tried the hypertough, but it wouldn't drill a 2" drywall screw into a stud (speed 1 or 2) and the DCK will do it on speed 2 with 1 bar of battery.

@@sidsteverson1005 with that said I paid 30-45 for mine. Prices are more expensive now, so id probably try to catch one on sale. At $70 id probably just step up and get a name brand.

@@MRworldEtIkA yeah, I don't think I have either, but the 530 wagon keeps racking up miles hauling kids and dogs.

Yeah it can be frustrating. With 2 kids, they just feed off each other and cry for no real reason at times.

I'm complaining that they wound it originally over the top of itself so it wouldn't unwind (out of the box). I had to cut it out then rewind it. Yes going the wrong direction was my fault.

Thanks, much appreciated.

That would do it. Do you use a wobble socket or what do you do to get around the rudder?

@@ClassicActWorkshop I have a breaker style torque wrench....

@@SayWhatinAz gotcha, what torque spec do you use? I thought you meant using an impact originally.

@ClassicActWorkshop it varies on prop size, for mine it's 35 ft/#...if I has a Pic I would post it

Absolutely not. I was messing around. It's a new prop from Acme propellers. In my experience new CNC props are a nice upgrade over older props (probably cast).

@@ClassicActWorkshop huh,ok cool I guess 🤷‍♂️ like I said I don't know much about them lol thanks for the answer btw

What did you expect? Cause I might have to check it out.

Yeah, I have the pin, but it wants to fall out. So this won't fall out on me.

Ryobi I assume or another brand?

@@ClassicActWorkshop yeah ryobi

@@mgd9151 I have an old black and Decker corded that I really like, but the power of cordless is pretty impressive.

@@ClassicActWorkshop i will have a try, been buying a lot of ryobi stuff lately, it's cheap but get the job done around the house.

Idk who taught her to use a pencil like a chisel, but it wasn't me.

😂 give it a shot sometime.

I don't think so unless I make something myself. If I do that it would probably be out of wood.

@ClassicActWorkshop yes wood, or a 3D printer aswell, will it be difficult?

I have used Ryobi tools specifically drills for a lot more than the typical homeowner and been pleased with them, but the jigsaws aren't good IMO

Yeah, completely agree. I probably use a jigsaw in situations I should use something else, but I still at least set my jigsaw up square and find this frustrating.

@@ClassicActWorkshop yeah fair enough! Bosch’s 18v cordless jigsaw is far and away my favorite one- I’d recommend it!

@@Chatoyance96 Appreciate the recommendation, I was thinking Bosch or Makita for a better one.

What u mean!! ..it does the job..

I'll probably try to rip the plate off and try to make a wooden base plate sometime, but I'll always have to manually make it square.

For sure. Sucks because aside from the base plate it is a good tool.

Seems hard on the finish but likely works quickly.

Sounds a bit aggressive, but should work well.

Yeah someone also told me his early 2000s Chevy dash smelled like this.

😂

For sure.

Agreed. Had them on order.

Yup, maybe even brakes and rotors.

Thanks, much appreciated

Yeah agree, because these are for my shop and for tools and heavy stuff I thought it better to mount them securely.

Agreed! 👍

Thanks, made it nice taking my time to mount securely to the wall.

Yeah, I just wanted the extra stability. The cabinets to the right were 60" wide so the tool was more for installing them.

Yeah, making my own seemed better than buying something.

For sure. It's just part of it!

Somehow the easy stuff just never turns out to be easy.

Haha, did you go back and get the fender or was it a goner?

BMW

Yeah, pretty costly repair Im sure.

Sorry newbie! Thanks for pointing that out. If you watch till the end you can see it. I also plan to post a youtube video with more details on building them and how they work on Sunday!

I wish I could take credit, but I saw it on @fatthumbwood. This is just my version in use!

I like ur cupboard install, cool ...however do u fare that termites may be in plywood, ....in Jamaica we have that challenge of termites in the ply we buy sad.

I've never had an issue like that with plywood here in the US.

That would work too. I don't have bottle jacks and the cabinets to the right of the one installed in the video are double width (60").