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What PVA did you use.

thank you, you are a star man! Most of people in comments dont care about true 90, they build either a stud wall or little monster not true woodworking anyway.

Great video

I have an Axminster extractor turning up Monday.. just ordered the switch. Thanks for the very informative video.. I will also be wall mounting the unit, so will have to make a bracket like you have!

Like the video. Can't wait to see what you next.

Great initial thoughts and first run. Seems like a great product.👍

The real irony is calling it an anti slip rail, it's the opposite, it's the glide rail and is supposed to make the saw slip :) I didn't have any of those track issues but did have different ones. The saw seemed to lack power, or the blade sharpness. I found it really struggled with thicker cuts and if trying to cut furring strips the blade would be bent out rather than slice the wood on the thin ends. A bit dangerous to be honest. And the splinter guards are poor, brittle and end up rough and hard to use as an accurate line.

Genius, just bought my first bench (Workmate 301) and found this video very useful and full of great ideas!

Your laser seems pretty useful. Looking forward to seeing how you get to grips with its capabilities and how you learn to use the respective software... Thanks for posting; helpful and informative as always!

The telescope that had the Herschel wedge what did you put in front of the primary lens anything?how does it affect the glass when it heats up?I have both an apochromat and an achromat and don't want to ruin the glass or coatings,thank you.

Lovely video- I was just gifted a Workmate. The community around modding them is inspiring.

Thanks, I got the same 1 love the springs good job

Smart!

Keep it up very good

Nice 👍 ❤

I like the aesthetic. Looks like a fun project, and useful too.

Hey guy, this is a great video and you're doing great stuff! You have pretty bad P-Pops in your voice which is kinda distracting. Usually that's fixed with a foam sleave over your microphone.

Great overlap of electronics and woodworking.

Great build - with lots of useful guidance throughout. Thanks for posting. Those ESP 32s are really useful and pretty cheap. I've got as far as installing WLED on one to control an LED strip and found it very satisfying. I wonder if your LED display is bright enough to shine through a very thin veneer without any holes in it? I guess it would have to be glued to a piece of clear plastic to make it strong enough to support the LEDS...

Excellent video as always. A really interesting build and great results. Keep up the good work.

Such a clever build and what a lovely little clock. I feel I want to try and build one for myself, but these circuit boards worry me. I know exactly what you meant when you said that you wondered if your audience would enjoy your videos, I go through exactly the same thoughts each time I upload a video. Sometimes I even wonder why I do it, but then I get some really lovely comments that make me want to do another one. Keep up the great work, I'm a big fan Johnny

Good deal

Very interesting. It's a lot of work. For me a clear advantage of track saws is dust collection, so I should probably buy something else.

Oòooooh boy that's a nice one.

Nice one. You'll enjoy that, I've got the same one.

Can’t wait to see future projects with this.

Ooooh, so that's why you tidied up the workshop ; ) !

Thanks Simon, I wish my old Elektra was as easy !

Excellent advice take care of your tools they’ll take care of you.

Much respect for the honest review! I think some of the 1st vids I watched of ppl reviewing this product might have been sponsored ones, since they were very conservative with the cons of the saw. I might even buy it at the end but I would like to do my homework beforehand.

video is amazing id love to see what it can do maybe in another video showing us all the cool stuff it can do. much love

Lovely shop voyeurism! As for the riving knife, I made my own since the factory one was bent. Just traced the contour onto 1,5 sheet metal, and redid the holes for the dust extraction cover. But it's still hard to get out. Maybe some thumb screws as you did with the side panel? I have my knife set slightly below the top of the blade so I don't have to remove it that often. Subbing for more!

I'm a little north of you (judging by the accent at least...!) and I just did my workshop last weekend, already caught my bandsaw table threatening to rust on me - I blame all the rain we had aftern the cold snap, and the workshop isn't _super_ dry thanks to a crap garage door. Good video. We really do need a national holiday for tool maintenance 😂

Had a chuckle at using your wife's top Ha Ha,

Thanks Simon a timely reminder, my workshop is perishing in winter and it's a busy time of year for other reasons so a good time for a little machine tool tlc ! I'm sure your wife will never notice the faint whiff of WD40 & Machine wax ! 😉

Excellent video as always. It is easy to overlook this bit of maintenance and housekeeping, I will be giving my shed tools a spruce up soon. Keep up the good work.

Reminds me doing the same..

hey simon! you already know i'm a big fan of this work! may i offer some unsolicited input? explain what a bench hook/or whatever mod is and the actual effective use/reason for it. its to the point now where i watch all of your mods blindly but other channels I wouldn't have watched this. 1. i misunderstood what a hook was atleast i don't call a hook what you are here 2. bc of your take on it, i absolutely found new use cases I hadn't considered. but if you say upfront in the video, i'd be more likely to stick around and not bail on it. if you get straight into building, you're asking someone to also go build blindly. tell me why I'm building this first and i can feel confident and even do a better job if i understood that as I can modify things as I can according to my own custom setup. great stuff as always! cheers!

Do you do any work in the winter time ?

I inherited my one from my dad a number of years ago, and it's gone through a few blades in its time, but the issue I will have shortly in the lower blade guide. The cast bracket is broken, and the only thing that holds it together is the roll pin which goes right through the bracket, but this has some serious wear and I fear it's only a matter of time. I'm trying to locate a new one but this is proving difficult. Nice video, good to see it being saved from scrap.😀

Use a longer M6 adjusting screw, drill all the way the bottom plate, use some nuts and washers and that;s it. You're welcome!

Amplifier maybe thx for sharing Keep building