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Hands on Sean
United States
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Follow along as you get to see me struggle through real life projects and adventures so that you can learn hands on the do's and do not's.
Grizzly G0771Z Table Saw Assembly Part 2
The Grizzly G0771Z is finally assembled! Thank you for watching and please subscribe, like the video, and ensure your notifications are turned on to receive notifications when new videos are released. I will be doing my best to release a new video weekly as I have exciting things in the pipeline and I can't wait to show everyone!
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I Bought My First Table Saw! - Grizzly G0771Z
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The first step to beginning my future wood shop that will enable me to complete a number of projects to the house, complete fun projects, and more importantly continue to create great content for you! Thank you for watching and I look forward to this awesome journey of learning more about wood working and showing you the mistakes I make along the way so that we can all learn together. Music: Ep...
I Bought My First House!
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I am so excited to have finally purchased my first house at the age of 25. With today's market having low inventory and competitive bidding out there it is next to impossible to find the right house for the right price. However, after months of searching and a lot of patience, I can finally call this home. It has everything that I need and plenty of potential to become everything that I want. I...
Mt. Lafayette Hike Attempt and Failed
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My Girlfriend and I hiked up Old Bridle Path in an attempt to reach the top of Mt. Lafayette. Unfortunately cloud cover rolled in and a steep slippery rock formation created unsafe conditions for us to continue to the peak. We have since learned you should hike up Falling Waters Trail and then Down Old Bridle Path. Regardless, our goal was to leaf peep and we certainly achieved that. Music: Jar...
Let me ask you this if you're still monitoring this video. I want to buy this saw, I want to use it in my basement for a couple of reasons. That is were I would like to do my work and I already have a 20amp outlet down there. Would I be able to get this down in to my basement, on a dolly? Would it be manageable with the wings being carried down separately? I'm a decently big strong guy. I'm just worried about getting it down to my basement. The alternative would be to get a stand and roll it out in the garage when I need it and tuck it back away when I don't. But I have no 20amp outlets out there, just 15. Don't know if I want to go through the hassle of getting a 20 amp installed in garage. Thank you.
I believe that you would be able to bring the saw into your basement with an additional person on a dolly. The website says shipping weight is 371 pounds but that includes the pallet and crate and boxing etc. I'd guess that the total assembled weight of this saw is about 200 pounds. I would guess that the each wing, rails, fence and other accessories probably adds up to about 50-60 pounds or so. Therefore just the bare box it is probably about less than 150 pounds. Still heavy for sure, but manageable. I hope this helps.
did you ever get the wobble out of the blade?
It was the just the stock blade. Once I installed a Freud blade there has been no issues or wobble.
how is the saw doing? happy with it? thanks good video
The saw has been great! I purchased new Freud saw blades which have made a night and day difference from the stock blade.
disculpa quiero comprar una igual a la tuya para mandármela a Mexico pero mi pregunta que tamaño tenia la caja con la que te llego para que me hagan micotizacion del envío? podrías ayudarme con ese dato?
The box came on a pallet roughly 4 feet wide by 3 feet deep by 4 feet tall. I hope this helps.
Do you think a single dude could load this into a pickup? Using ramps / wood etc?
If you are talking about loading/unloading one time because you purchased the saw then I would say you should be able to as long as you have a dolly and ramps. It is heavy, more so top heavy because of the cast iron tops and wings. Bring some tools with you and remove the wings and fence if possible and you shouldn't have a problem assuming you are fairly strong guy. I would advise not to be moving this on a daily basis if you are planning on using it for a job site saw. Hope that helps!
Grooves are probably so you can attach a sacrificial fence.
that's exactly what they're for.. But you probably know that by now
I actually am considering buying this exact saw. Would you be willing to do a review video ?
Yes I will do a review soon! I have more footage I have been meaning to edit and upload but life has gotten in the way. Stay tuned!
After one year how do you like the saw?
Still love the saw, the biggest game changer was replacing the factory blade out with a freud thin kerf blade.
Stock blades are always junk.
Can’t wait for boating szn
Agreed! Except not sure how much boating I will get in this year. I have a garden build video series to complete, spare bedroom renovation series to complete, and then lastly I am going to begin renovating the Master Bedroom, Bathroom and closet and try to get it all done before the holidays and snow season again! LOL
Gotta turn the loft on the detached garage into a indoor climbing gym 👀
Haha, not a bad idea! Maybe will incorporate something along those lines on one of these projects.
wow congratulation so beautiful house you bought.
Thank you very much! It is exciting
hi there 'm here, your new friend. Nice to watch your video. Thanks for sharing. Keep it up and stay safe.
Thank you for subscribing! I greatly appreciate it. Stay tuned for more videos to come very soon!