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Hi, Any chance you can show the backside of the pneumatic clamps? How your dowel is attached? Also, what size hole? Thank you.

Great tip! On an interior job I split a Dixie cup and added it to the mouth of my Dewalt non-slider. It was a significant improvement but I'm sure this tape hack will be much more effective. I will copy your method tomorrow. Thanks!

The hose kit you have listed is for a 12mm hose. Just fyi.

The piece of dowel is called a fipple, not a reed

Ty, super nice and really helpful

how are the clamps mounted to the back or that board? I assume a round pin is screwed onto them. I will have to think this over I am in the process of designing pneumatic bar clapes that hang on a french cleat and can fold out to mount a panel and then fold flat on the wall, I am planning on using unistrut to make the clamps. But I do like this a lot. You got a like and sub from me anyway.

How many pneumatic clamp can you connect to the switch ?

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Nice design, I might just use your design and add 2 piano hinges and 4 to 6 pneumatic struts. The rear panel and front panel could be hinged to permit pass thru routing of longer length wood and maybe put 2 longer struts on both the right and left exterior to assist in lifting and lowering the fold down feature.

great info! how are you making the pnematic clamps stay? are there round pegs glued to the backs of them?

Stoner, the audio stopped at 4:00 (for me). 🙁

Something I just learned yesterday about the WD-40 can - it will spray a wide pattern without removing the red tube....you just leave the tube in the "down" position against the can and spray...i.e., it has two spray positions. Not sure how WD-40 thought that was obvious or intuitive....great video - thanks!

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Also wrap Paper Towel 🧻 x3 layers around your shopvac filter and now you only change the paper towel and never have to clean the filter.

Thanks bud, great review. Do you have a video of it being used please?

What's the blue hose you're using for your drum sander?

nice

Such a cool idea for a plant stand!!

ARe you having any difficulty with snip on the 16-32. I would just like to dial mine in a bit. Thank you and thanks for the follow-up.

Now that’s awesome!

What gauge nail gun did you use?

I gotta love a guy with your name/nickname making a grinder! Everything wood is good, keep up the great videos.

That is way too far for decent dust collection using so much flex hose, let alone fighting gravity to pull the dust up to the next floor. Mine is about 6' from my planer & 20' from my jointer, nearly all straight 4" PVC. Very effective.

Nice. What and how did you mount any pegs to the bottom of these aluminum pressure cylinders?? I really trying to make one for myself. Thank you!!

Looks great 👍

Nope, just drive it backwards until it unscrewed.

Stoner, I happened upon your video as I contemplate setting up my workshop and your saw/router combo is what I had in mind! I have a 12'x18' loft shed I use for screen printing, am going to begin using it as a woodworking shop (charc, cutting, cornhole, etc.) and needed a space-saver solution for my major equipment. I especially like the flip-over band saw. Even if there isn't another piece of equip. it will def provide more counterspace. 👍🏼 Thank you for the great video and I'll be screaming through your others for more ideas as well as throwing questions at you. Best of luck to you, brother. - Mat

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So cute for squirrels use. They will always love ❤you for this.

Tevacca is so cute with personality plus. Great to see her!

Where did you buy those pneumatic clamps? Please share thank you.

Hello! Great video! Where did you get the wheels ?

What about a custom magnetic cutting board that you can hang so that it decorates the kitchen, holds the bowl and knifes even when you hang it.

I just use the cheapest gates and cut the lower edge (when it opens by the top). Then it become self cleaning. A whistle noise is normal when the vacuum works and all the gates are closed. It does not really hinder the succion power. Or make your blast gates by yourself with melamine and foam stripes..

That's very cool. Thank you for sharing your setup. When did you start setting up your shop? I'd like to know how long it took you. Nice and professional video. Keep it up!

I just added the Rockler dust right blast gates to my dust collector. The new ones have a self cleaning feature that works great. They are $20 each so they aren’t cheap but they work great.

Greetings. Twenty-five years I inherited my father's table saw, which promptly got 'ruined'(or so I thought) by a leak directly above the table, causing massive rusting. I parked it in a corner, covered it, and forgot about it. Now I need a table saw for a project, so I went looking for a fix and found your video, tried your steps, got amazing results considering, but there are still some tiny rust pits remaining. The top feels smooth now, and I'm going to go over it with 440 yet to really smooth it out, but before waxing I'd like to know if there is anything else I could do to remove those pits? Thank you.

I would love to build some of the things you have made in your workshop, esp table/router saw! & dubs cc co

did you say dust collection in ATTIC?! how did you do that? Would like to do same.

been nice if you could have slowed things down some so we could see how you put it together, wow shame.

Phenomenal video. Exactly what I needed. THANK YOU!

Thanks for the info. Was just debating 1020 or 1632. 1632 it is! Need to move dust collection to attic to make room in my 11’ x 20’ shop. Any advice on that? Did you vent to outside? Thank you

Nice idea but so much easier to do if you simply remove the blade first! Your method is a good way to scratch your hand on the blade.

Nice setup. I am starting with making some videos and always find it hard to find workshop rig setups. I'll definitely be making something similar in the future.

Fun what machine is doing the cuttin?

A lil fun in the shop!

That’s super cool!

subd do you have any new content coming?

Man, i fear for your hands on that table saw !!!!

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