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This thing is amazing. I leave it over night.

I hate it. Redoing a wood front door. Used this stuff after sanding, cleaning, etc. It doesn't cover evenly, leaves brushstrokes, looks terrible. Debating if I need to sand it off.

So you never even tried it?how could you give any kind of review without even putting a blade on it?you said it barely cuts but that's only an opinion.pretty sad review when you are only guessing.i won't be watching any more of your "reviews".

You didn't show the numbers so not able to know the setting for more impact or less. Simply amazing!

I can't believe I am first. Thank you! I bought a Rigid Cir a while ago, but now I need to do some really straight cuts on a door I am hanging. This was helpful. Thank you.

Good video

The music is too loud and distracting...

Don't waste your money. Our floor was just installed by a professional a few months ago, and three planks are already peeling. The warranty is worthless. After much trouble, they will just send you planks to replace yourself.

never showed how to use it

What about this stuff on a painted concrete floor in a basement?

Thanks!

Hi! Thank you for very useful video and great tips. I tried to do something similar, but something went a bit off, so I’m kindly asking you for an advice: I have a wooden IKEA table. Its top made of several wooden blocks, so it’s not a single sheet of wood. I dyed it using water-based dye, and covered it with the first coat of polyurethane lacquer. The thing is that after applying the first coat I can see that the surface gone patchy - some wooden blocks are glossy and smooth, and some - dull and a bit rough to the touch, where the wood absorbed the lacquer. I was going to use fine sandpaper to even the surface after the first coat of lacquer. But now I’m a bit confused as I don’t know if I could damage the dye layer on the dull patches and expose the wood, as it is obviously very thin. What would you suggest to do in this case? I was going to do at least three coats of lacquer with sanding in between.

Trying it to stick my rearview mirror mount to glass windshield

What the hell? There's music but no instructions

Video was all filler. Could have been alot more specific about your issue. The same company (TTI) makes AEG, Milwaukee, Rigid, Ryobi & other brands) Rigid power tools tend to be the best quality per dollar tools. Free repair/replacement under the Lifetime Service Agreement is what guides many of my power tool purchases to Rigid. For tools from my experience yes they most often are taken in locally to be potentially repaired (Drop off at Home Depot Tool Rental Desk) If not possible they mail a replacement. I've never been billed by the Service Center or Rigid. Never had to pay shipping. Never been denied. Just always register remember to register your tools within 90 days. BOTH new purchases AND any replacements they send. For batteries they have just taken my word that it was not providing sufficient power and sent replacements. The originals are always years old by then so the replacements are often newer generation and sometimes higher capacity. Were you claiming so many batteries they were not willing to just take your word? Did you fail to register? Please explain.

Can I use it on tile ?

this is crucial. if you read the small small print. it says this product is NOT to be used for shower flooring. i learned that the hard way. it took almost a week to the adhesive to fully dry. BUT in that fine print it says, and I quote - DO not use on steam rooms (a shower is such a space), areas subject to water emersion, do not apply over waterproofing (Red Guarded areas), only use in area with temps between 40 and 95 degrees. My shower hot water is set at 128 degrees at the water heater. do not use to set glass tile or stone tile. Those are some serious limitations for use in a shower area.

I have batteries that are over 10 years old and still working great. I have had two batteries go bad in 15 years of using ridgid and both were replaced no questions asked was told to bring to my local recycling station and they send a new battery with no cost at all

This is like their most basic bare bones brushed circular saw. The brushless version of this tool is a beast, R8656B.

Just found your videos tonight. I've now subscribed. If you are still maintaining your channel, may I ask two questions? 1, When you put a wad of paper into the hole, in a hollow core door, what keeps the paper from falling thru? 2, Will this same procedure, using Bondo and paper, work for a hollow core metal door? Thank you.

Can it be use a water proof paint ? I got some kilz all purpose 2 was wonder if it can waterproof my ply wood ?

Thank you for not giving me the whole history on drills/drill bits like other videos do, simple and to the point 🙂

You can absolutely use thinset on gypsum.

How much does it weigh? I am a small woman. Does something just as effective come in a lighter size?

Is it smelly?

Can you put this over tile?

Do I need to use this on the bare floor before I put down flooring?

Idk Jay, I just dont know.

Thank you, you answered my question

What kind of adhesive do you use to glue the sink to the coating? Silicone doesn't stick to polyurethane?

Is it sand-able?

Will it stick abs plastic together real strong

Ten minutes seems like a lot of hot water. I poured a gallon ofbhot water after mine, and im on the second round. I guess i should have used more water?

Best regards from Ecuador I was watching your videos on husky oilless compressor maintenance, Ecuador does not have spare parts and I have to import from the US to repair my Husky 1.5hp 135psi 6gallon compressor. I require your help with online stores to buy spare parts. He was grateful to everyone for their recommendation to purchase spare parts of any brand that he could use for the repair.

it would be nice to see you injam a stuck nail

your messing with a loaded nailgun with the battery in is a BAD BAD example for anyone!

Because I wanted my garage floor white and hence I don't use it for parking

Can apply on my garage floor?

Can be use in concrete walls?

Not really a fair review if you haven’t even used it. Also your stopping as quick as you are is misleading. It definitely ramps up much higher then your showing. I feel if your going to review a saw, cut something. Obviously cordless is not meant to replace corded.

Great video, thank you

Can I use for fiberglass repair on a boat?

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Dont use it on floor. Its been 2 months the most and my bathroom tile is all coming up. 😢. Installed over backer board

No comments ? These people just don't know, I have been using pro dope for over 40 years since 1981 Home Depot and Lowes wasn't even born yet, way before taflon tape came on the market, you will never ever have a leak after using dope, it's a OIL based product. Why work on job and start cleaning up because you think you're done and you get a leak. Why, because you didn't use PRO DOPE it's simply the best, The Rolls Royce of stopping stupid leaks.

Hey there, have you tried any of the Max Output batteries with this tool? I've heard that the newer batteries breathe life back into some of the older tools. I think there's a new version of this tool, too: R8656B

I love these informative and heloful videos. Excellent presentation. Thank you Jayson.

lots of basics missed: 1-use the appropriate brush for oil based stain/poly/ varnish. Never dip a dry brush in the can, always wet it w mineral spirits first 2- Never use the can as your serving canister, any dust etc. on the first couple strokes will be transferred back to the can, it's contaminated. 3- 1st coat s/b 50% mineral spirits 50% poly, in the mixing cup/ jar 4- next coat 25/75% poly 5- full strength 6- use a damp cloth with mineral spirits to wipe the dust nibs between coats. 7- use 5-8 coats for the counter top. Last coat , a wash coat, s/b 50% mineral spirits 50% poly

Never fir a bathroom! EVER!