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great video

Hell of a set up that you have there. Very professional and room to find things, specious and not all crapped in tight. My guess is that you need at least a 2500 Duramax to haul it comfortable.

I have bought a lot of carpenter pouches over the years. They seem to last me about a year. The diamondback pouch looks like what I keep buying except for the way the hammer is held. I bought an occidental tool pouch in love it. It’s leather and nylon. I think it’s a good combination no Velcro it doesn’t last. I bought an iron dog tool pouch in that lasted me a year and a half anyway this is just my opinion.

I also wanna replace the laser on my LS1219L

I have learnt a lot from the review. As a diy'er I bought the LS 1019 as laser wasn't needed. Bought it 6 months ago and have just started to practice with scrap wood. Done odd jobs in the house and am well pleased with money spent. Had issue with having to measure timber marking and then cutting. Have stuck 2 lengths of scale measures on the lower fence. Bought on Ebay and find the measurements are accurate. May be a fluke or beginner's luck call it what you may. As a novice highly pleased to cut without measuring with tape and drawing 90° or even mitre though not tested that yet. Getting so much encouragement. 78 years old novice.

I just finished up with this and I like it a lot. Thanks for sharing.

I hope you can answer this . . . I've ordered an LS1019 (without the L) so no laser. It will take a couple of weeks to get here I've been told. I can't look at it and see if it is laser compatible. I wonder if you or one of your viewers can tell me if a LS1019 can be upgraded to an LS1019L aka, have a laser?

Thanks for sharing it is always Interesting to see each users personalized design. Even though melamine looks sharp I will not be using it in my build (need to keep weight down.) Just a suggestion, you could use metal plates on your drawer surface and magnetic tags to label each drawer contents. They could be easily moved as the contents are shifted.

Well they dont make elias with the macnetic flap anymore unfortunately

I ordered the parts. Thanks

How do you find the weight? Does the belt pull on your hips throughout the day or do you find any discomfort

I'm working on a trailer build out and also use pneumatic tools. What did you use to mount your couplers to the underside of the trailer frame on the outside? I can't seem to find anything that isn't just a hose bracket, but I feel like the coupler is what should be secured, not the hose.

Nothing better then listening to a throat clear the whole video

Hey thanks for sharing. How you liking the mod? Also, you happy with the 10” or do you wish you had the 12” saw?

I like how you ran all your interior elec. through ridgid conduit and metal boxes. Although heavy, melimine looks super clean!