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it was interesting seeing you do it but I'm not a fan of the color choices... I liked the original.

I was about to buy the 120v because it was cheap but it has a bad rating, looking closely I realize that the 60v has a better rating although I don't know if it is the same.

I tell my son it's my Casio Cubitus.

How do you combat static and shock?

I liked it better before the mods, 😊 lol..

Nicely done! Slick looking update. Creating with limitations, i love it!

What a fun little detailing/upgrade project. Turned out sweet. After almost fifty years of steady alcohol consumption something like this is beyond my capabilities. Those little screws would have ended up in the vacuum cleaner and the watch in the bin, I'm sure. :-)

Classic upgrade.

That actually turned out alright, nice transformation.

Happy New Year.

You talk about sharpness - is it actually possible to sharpen these things, and if so, how would you go about it?

Never thought I'd see a Bohemian-looking Stone Cold Steve Austin unboxing a plunge saw in 2025 😅😃

This is a really neat little bench, and I appreciate the budget nature as well. Do you have plans, or is it all just from an idea and a sketch?

Sorry to hear about your house sale issue. Our system seems to be designed to cause the maximum possible hassle and stress for the minimum amount of houses that change hands! Hope 2025 brings a good resolution...

Happy New Year from San Diego, California. Sorry you aren’t moving (yet) but I am sure that the right buyer will be found soon. My shop is 7’x11’ (just over 2 meters x just under 3 1/2 meters) so I guess I shouldn’t complain if you can work out of the middle of a moving storeroom 😁. Since I’m fairly new to your channel I am looking forward to whatever you post. Thank you for sharing, stay busy and be creative!

All up for vids on painting and drawing :-)

Man that sucks! The stress of selling a house isn't fun. Hopefully you get a new buyer soon!

Hi Mike, sorry to hear your house deal has fallen through, gutted for you, hope things work out soon for you. I wish you and yours all the best for 2025 catch you soon, take care

Awesome shop! Can't wait to see what you do with the knowledge you have now with your new one!

Sorry to hear about your house sale falling through, absolute nightmare. Good luck for the future though and A Happy New year to you and your family. I hope 2025 brings you happiness and a move. 🙂

lose your space, not loose. Loose means slack or not secure.

Nightmare on the house move front. Cool.pressies though :)

What are the dimensions of your shop and was it overly restrictive? I’m planning to build one in my garden so just looking at options

Captain, don’t leave packing you workshop to the last minute, we moved 18 months ago and I underestimated how long it took to pack everything away properly, it a actually took longer to pack my workshop than it did packing the house, 😂 good luck with the move 👍🏼

Leaving an old friend behind but onto the next chapter! Excited to see what you build for the new shop. Best of luck!

RE Wood storage. The racks look good but I find storing wood in my workshop a waste of valuable space. I built a kind of lean to shed out of 5mm acrylic sheets that were ex covid office dividers. If you had space for a basic garden shed or could build something external for wood storage (doesn't need to be acrylic!) it's good to keep your stock separate in my experience as wood in the workshop always ends up in a mess! I also built a rolling cart for sheet goods. The advantage of that is you can access the rear sheets much easier and move it out to slot sheets in & out, which is tricky against a wall. Mine lives in my wood store but you could build one for the workshop too. I can't remember whose design I pinched from UA-cam. Possibly Peter Millard. I'm a bit of a hoarder when it comes to wood & keeping it organized is one of my biggest challenges & when it gets disorganised I can waste half a day faffing about, moving it from place to place endlessly.

This is a very well planned and nicely thought-out project. You have really made the most of the extension possibilities. That dual saw/router table was a damned good idea. In smaller areas it's so easy to paint yourself into a corner (I do that all the time🙄). How are you finding the Axminster saw? I'm looking forward to seeing the changes and tweaking you're going to do to the fence- as they usually need something done to them. Looks like you've got yourself a nice organized work station. Greeting from France.

Good luck on the house move. Looking forward to watching your new workshop being built.

Good luck with the house move. Look forward to seeing the ultimate workshop come together

Great video, thank you for posting. What are the dimensions of this shed ? I am the process of building something similar, impressed how much you fitted in.

All the best for the move

Hi Mike, looks like time to move on, a new home and a new workshop project, the build. New ideas and planning from scratch a blank canvas, good luck. I wish you and yours all the best at this time of year and I wish it continues in 2025. Catch you soon, take care

All the best for the New Year and the move. Looking forward to the new shed build if you share it.

This is super helpful! I bought a saw off craigslist and granted I've only been ripping pallet boards that are all knotted up through it, but I always plane every board flat before ripping them. I haven't ripped one single board where there wasn't resistance and it felt like I was on the verge of a kickback. I will be definitely taking your advice and putting it to the test! Thank you so much for making this video!

Thank you for the adjustment part at 4:40 my saw wasn’t aligned correctly when delivered.

How come u didnt show the type of fitting on the hoover side of the hose. Do these screw straight on to henry hoovers

Excellent video. Really useful info. Definitely going to look at buying a set. Keep up the good work.

it looks good , would have liked to see operation of the saw

Nice work on the piece, Captain. I’ve never been the guy to combine the router table to the table saw, but I can certainly see the merits.

16:49 I’m in my shop working alone while I have this on, and your whistling really threw me off. I thought some suddenly came through the door.😅

Very nice build, seems your apprentice is good with the ol' mallet there. Enjoyed the video so now a new subscriber. TC. Barry (Wirral)

Nice job and a very accessible build! Job Done...

Lovely Build. the pull tab on the lid is a very nice unique addition and the finishing touch of adding magnets was really cool. Whoever gets this box are very lucky to have such a bespoke item. I made a baby's keep sake box for our grand daughter over 3 years ago and its still being used today and again is a unique one off item. I've just subscribed

I would check the brushes on the miter saw motor. More than likely that. Did it just start happening? I have seen a 220/110v table saw motor wired incorrectly do this as well.

hi.nice workpiece you'ce crafted there.where did you get your burning stamp and how expensive was it?

love the box!!!

Lovely box, if I had one I think I would play with the magnetic catch quite a bit, strangely satisfying watching that :-) I might have to make one or two myself. Thank you.

Bet they wouldn’t fit the tiny, 20mm o/s dia’ port on my Mikita, 1/4-sheet sander..?

Does your mitre saw have brushes? If so, they probably need replacing.

The magnets were a very clever idea. They finished off the box. Who ever gets this will be blessed.