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I've had one of these DC3401 units for over a year. It's worked fairly well, but I will say it is underpowered for anything but the tiniest shops and really isn't a whole lot better than a shop vac. I just ordered the DC1300 unit. If you're considering the DC3401, I would suggest you get the next model up, the DC1300.

I also noticed you put an insert into the hole on the side of the saw. Where did you get it? Did you 3d print it? I'm keen to do the same if I get the same saw as I've heard it can dramatically improve dust collection. Does it overheat the saw or blade though? Thank you in advance. :)

Thanks for a great video! If the Wen track saw could cut the full depth of a similar hardwood, would you manually reduce the depth so you wouldn't go all the way through, so the saw doesn't bind? I'm thinking of getting the same Wen track saw and the only thing I wished it had was a riving knife. Since you didn't go ask the way through in your demonstration, you didn't need a riving knife on your cut, but you did need to protect against binds with your Japanese saw. How do you approach other cuts where you could go all the way through with the Wen if you wanted to?

Thanks for sharing our battery,Vanon will provide enough power for your tools.

Any cheap room can work just dont over stress them

Or is your new air filter hanging out with you hahahahhah hahahahha ohhhh hahahaha hahah haaa ha HA!!

Flip the slab and finish the cut from the other side with the track saw.

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Where can I get em?

Thanks Tony!

I've arrived 😊

Супер 👍 как называется этот инструмент? Спасибо 🙏

Nana has done amazing stained glass since I was a child so over 20 years! Probably closer to 25 because I am old!

Nana made me an awesome Moose out of felt!

I do woodworking primarily. But I have a welder that I use now and then. I welded up some lumber storage brackets, I modified a couple of things I needed to etc. A dedicated welding space would be nice, but not in the cards currently.

woodworking and welding are not a good mix to do in the same physical space. Eventually (shortly actually)you will have contaminated the area with a grime/metal filings/oil mixture that you will constantly be frustrated with when making wood projects. Of course the two skills compliment one another but they are not compatible in a shared work area.

I'm a single guy, and a solo woodworker who also dabbles in upholstery, photography, and cutting mats for my pictures. I also do all my own plumbing, electrical, and appliance repair.

I started in the shop and since my wife has made a number of mosaics (with a DeWalt combo battery miter saw) for our home and family and friends for last Christmas. I also do other projects around the house and work on our vehicles if need be.

Where can I find those clamps?

I have two 3D printers. Bambu Labs A1, and the A1 Mini.

Love the low angle shots Nana.

Awwww good girls!!!

Why do some of the pieces have green in the wood?

I started crocheting a blanket 20+ years ago and just picked it back up and finished it this year. 🤣🤷🏼‍♀️

What's the point of your push stick if you're just going to keep your hand right there anyway

Projects that get set aside for long periods of time? Sometimes that seems like the story of my life.

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The algorythm is in my head. I just thought of this and now your video pops up

Getting it done :)

Thanks for sharing. (If you hadn't notice, your audio and video go out of synch at about 4:47.)

Genius! The tape thing is epic! I will use this hack from now on!

Nice work Tony! Protecting the investments is sometimes so overlooked!

I love your positive outlook Tony!

Totally understand! So awesome Tony!

Thanks for the info Tony. Cool new toy! I’m excited to see it up and running well!

I am so proud of you, Mommy! You did amazing when we were kids, and you will be even better now! ❤ Love you guys!

Great video Tony. I’d love a small CNC so all these videos come in handy to learn some of the pitfalls before I finally take the plunge and buy one.

You probably already know this…but when you get it all dialed in and are ready for your final run, you can lay down some Oramask (or similar) film before cutting so when you pour your epoxy you protect the wood around the borders. Since you are using ply, you don’t have much leeway to sand off overflow.

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Hi Tony my name is Eloy the handyman 👨‍🔧 I am doing woodworking for some projects since you are the expert what wood is stronger oak that will last for ever ?

You are going to have to explain the blue tape to me. I make Chris hang everything that requires 2 nails or screws 😂 Looking good!

Those are some beautiful stains! I’ve never stained walnut or maple, just because they’re both so pretty naturally, buuuut I kinda want to try it now! 😂 Nice case study Tony!

Another fantastic source for mica powder is Glitter Chimp. They also have literal tons of glitter as well as demo videos on UA-cam. Color shifting Mica powder is awesome but pricey.

I learned a trick from a painter friend of mine. Did you see how the edges of your painters tape was curling up and not staying down which will cause bleeding under the tape? If before you stain you wet the tape down and press it to the wood, after letting it dry the tape will not curl up and will stay adhered to the wood to prevent bleeding.

The golden is gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤

Looks great Tony! I live right on the tip of Lake Superior.

That board is amazing, and very jealous of that workshop 👍

Thank you so much Daddy!! ❤

if all you do is cut 90's you can inclose it completely.

I have never had much success with connecting dust collection to a power miter saw. But, that could just be me. I hope it works out for you. I have seen dust shrouds that help to contain the dust. The seem a bit bulky to me. As for getting into small spaces, I keep a midget in my tool box for those occasions.