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@@TomMagicWoodworking oh that’s ok then,I thought u might

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Wow, I've not heard about that before

I'm afraid I don't but I have got a couple of projects coming up. Where I will show specifically show how to space out the drawers. So keep an eye out i will do them in the next few weeks . Thanks for watching

Exactly my point.the nakita is the way to go, and yes, that saw is a real good bit of kit. The only thing is alittle heavy .thanks for watching

Hi, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I have had a few people ask me to explain in a little more detail some of the areas I will endeavour to show more in my next video. To Answer your question. The stretcher just refers to a piece of plywood or MDF which holds the 2 outside edges, apart i.e. a structural rail. Thanks for watching

It's a common failing to most belt Saunders.

hi it depends on who makes them but for most of them they are screwed and doweled together. Also what you will find is the legs screwed to the bottom of the cabinets over lap the side panels to help carry the weight if that makes sense. So in a word they can handle quite a lot of weight i hope this helps. Thanks for watching

@@TomMagicWoodworking Yes I figured it must be dowels or tongue and groove something like that. Either that they'd have to nail it from the outside and then cover it with the "veneer".

I would agree for £240 its not a bad saw but when I reviewed it was a lot more money. That's one of the main reasons I was not happy with it but at that price its good deal. Thanks for watching

Yeah, sorry mate, they keep the cool colours for the Brits, lol, but your right the quality is still there. Thanks for watching

It'll be great for a storing your router bits and saw blades. Milwaukee also do foam inserts. So you can cut them out to fit your router cutters in them or to the shape if your tools. I'm glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching

Thanks I'm glad you liked it

I have about the same Mpg or less. Thanks for watching

Hi, I'm glad you liked the video on the cabinets. Regarding the finishing, it was all done with a small sponge roller and a brush. You just need to build up the coats of paint and rub down well between coats. Thanks for watching

Hi i would say just plan out what you want to build so you have the clear sizes you need. Take your time with it and I'm sure you will have a nice finish. Any problems feel free to ask questions. Thanks for watching

I have tried many configurations with the extraction, and I'm sorry to say none work to great on this saw

Hi, as regards the oak, I have never had problems with it, but it would not be my first choice to make a cutting board out of it was customers idea. Thanks for watching

hi sorry to say I don't have one. I measured up the customers house then built the cupboards to suit.

Thank you much appreciated. If you enjoyed that video, you should watch my other one on how to make a 3D cutting board. Thanks for watching.

Yes, but they are good tools and they do last. Buy cheap and you will buy twice. Thanks for watching

Well, obviously I don't know How long you have had your nail gun? But if it was me. I would send it back to Dewalt for a service.

Hi Bob I'm with you. I will also stick with my Makita kit too. Evolution are getting better but they are not there yet! Thanks for watching

It definitely is a plus feature on the makita. And you won't get no argument from me.

Yes, I have seen unofficial ones on eBay and on Amazon, but I don't think Ryobi make one themselves. Thanks for watching

I know crazy right it's ok but good god that's alot of money for that saw.

Hi, yes, I heard that they had stopped selling the adapter. To be honest, these days, I tend to buy the cheaper starlock blades of Amazon still get the job done.

Hi sorry to say not sure of the brand of screws as I buy them in Bulk and put them in a box.size of screws was 4x60mm and the pilot hole drill was 2.5mm. Thanks for watching

I have not seen it, to be honest

Glad I could help. Thanks for watching

Hi, with the draw spacing, you pretty much have the grasp of how I go about it, ie.I dividing up the internal height and divid it by the drawers. That might change some times if I have different size drawer fronts. I have to be honest I have not come up with a hard and fast rule how to set them out.sorry, I can't be of any more help it's something I just tend to get stuck into and adjust as I go. Thanks for watching

@@TomMagicWoodworking Thank you appreciate the reply 👍👍. It’s not as easy as it looks 😂

I'm sorry I can't help with that. I was only given the saw for a short time and that was quite a while ago I no longer have access to it

I have to be honest. I rarely suffer with that problem on this machine only Sometimes. with softwood. And this machine gets used every other week. Thanks for watching.

It is running on a 16 amp supply. The motor has plenty of air flow around it. It has been this way since new. The manufacturer specifies that this machine will overheat after a set period of time.

It may not have been on the website when you bought the unit but I see that Charnwood say on website that it is not for continuous use. It will have intermittently rated motor. It is not specified for that usage. I would not be happy if that feature was not listed at time of sale.

@@TomMagicWoodworking Maybe you really have the wrong machine for the application. The W791 is designed for continuous use. That would be the one

Hi, yes, that was the 10-inch saw. I have them both. The 10 inch is 36 volt batteries, and the 12 inch is 240 volt, both cracking good saws. It depends on what you are using it for, but if you have the room, get the 12-inch. Thanks for watching

At the moment, nothing beats the makita multi tool. When it comes to the least amount of vibration. All the DeWalts are the same when it comes to vibration or at least that's what I have found. It always comes down. To the same thing which is cost, the makita costs a lot more. And only takes one kind of blades starlock, which costs a lot more. Thanks for watching.

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Hi I will follow it up with using it for a year it is very good! but very expensive, and there is still no way around the expensive starlock blades. Thanks for watching

​@TomMagicWoodworking Actually there is a solution . Google it , starlock adapter called , allowing you to use standard multitool blades ( cheap ones) hope it helps you

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Hi the corner claps came from screwfix code 272RG £15 Approx. They are ok But even those are a little fiddly. Glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching.

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Hi, I have to be honest. I have only ever done the first cut when I had 2 tracks, but If i was doing it with one track I would start about 6 inches in from the end and finish with a sharp Stanley knife. Also I would do the first cut on top of a piece of plywood.As for the blade It depends what work you're doing, but I would replace like-for-like. So , in other words as long as the tpi is the same and it's a good make Doesn't really matter. Hope this helps thanks for watching.

Hi, I used a water-based undercoat, then 3 coats of valspar timber paint, which I had mixed for me at B&Q. Remember to rub down the paint and remove dust between coats. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching

Hi, I used undercoat paint, then 3 coats of satin wood paint to finish, which I applied with a roller and brush. Thanks for watching

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Hi I did wonder if I should of included it in this video. I have another MDF project coming up soon. I will go in to depth on the best way to paint and finish it. Thanks for watching

Hi that is Definitely possible. No, it would not be detrimental to the structure of the door. But obviously you would need to be careful that you didn't damage The door. when you removed it. Hope this helps thanks for watching.

Hi I would recommend using a larger pilot drill. Also, when it comes to drilling into the MDF always come in a minimum of 50 mm from either end to stop the splitting. Hope this helps thanks for watching.

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I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching