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You are crazy. I have a Hitachi C12FDH that I use whenever I don’t want to lug around a slider. Ten minutes of tuning and a Poplar of FS Tool commercial blade and that thing is perfect.

not interested in all your problems

Im sorry but I cant see 50 plus dollars value in that. I almost bought it but the 3D print quality look suspect to me too.

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20:21 A welder's magnet or two, would hold your iron framing square @ 90° to the table while your other 11 hands fooled around with the board and pencil. Magnets are a SOLO shop guy's best friend.

Concerning misplacing stuff, like castor wheels . . . I'm a bit your senior and from experience, just plan on allotting an hour or two per project, looking for the tool you had IN YOUR HAND not 5 minutes prior. About the only thing more frustrating is a drill press chuck that won't center or a Magic Shop Door. Oh, ya! I got me one of those doors on my shop . . . Pass through it either direction and it erases your short-term memory. Suddenly, you're overwhelmed with, "Why am I out here?" Acute episodes of MSDS* (not what you think) can be dealt with by writing down what tool you went to your shop to fetch and carrying that note in your teeth, so you don't lose track of it too. *MSDS Magic Shop Door Syndrom 😂

Drill bits . . . ? That's kinda vague. There's numbered & lettered & fractional & augers & Forstner & probably more. I'm personal friends with the Drill Fairy and if I were to ask her to pay you a visit, I know the first thing she'll say will be what kind or how many or how long or what tang configuration or what cutting profile and on and on . . . you know . . . girls just jabber on forever, so maybe zero in on what you're REALLY thinking, and I'll run it by her.

I just got mine installed works awesome tk u

Make a butcher block counter for your bench with the white oak

I want to buy the 779 or the 780 but I keep seeing bad reviews what do you people think of yours

I Worked as well as expected on my DWS780 looks like the same basic installation as the 779 shown here.

I am waiting for the same dust collection from Shop Nation and appreciate your installation video, going to save me some time . Thanks

Rear blade guard,.... mine didn't have the "clip", and the design of the guard is different. Not to worry?

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I took the blade off to do the installation. Now I can’t reinstall the blade. WTH !

Thanks for showing the good bad and ugly of building this jig. I built a crude tapering jig for a project a few weeks ago but that convinced me that tapering jigs do not need to be complicated. I've subscribed to your channel, keep up the cutting!

Great video. Install looks very manageable.

Wouldn’t a plastic dust collection piece in this location have the same risk of exploding as the plastic blade guard that was part of the big safety recall?

I know a dirty joke about walnuts. 😂

Great build on Adirondack chair. I was looking forward for someone to test and use the DeWalt miter saw dust collector from ShopNation. You did a very good job on this project. I ordered one from this company. I, like you, loved the saw but hated the dust . collection. About 70% of the dust was left after cutting! Thank you for sharing this on this cross cut attachment! PE

I had a chemistry professor in college that, when he could not figure something out, merely wrote it off as " a fundamental property of matter" smiled and moved on.

Make sure the length of the pieces match.

Right side is longer than the left.

Warped

The wood is warped just enough, so it's hard to see maybe? If nobody sees it, it doesn't matter.

How does it operate? I couldn't find how it works in your video. Is there a link to the Stumpy Nubs video that explains how it works?

First (only?🤣) 👍.

SCORE 🤘🏼 Console table would be cool 😎

Love It💜 We were just chatting about the projects we started got distracted from and are trying to get back to in the Bearded Viking Group 😄

nice

When I built mine, it did the same thing with the back slats couldn’t figure out what I did wrong, but it all comes out pretty good in the end. Thanks for your video. I enjoyed it.

I’m a new woodworker I like the way you explain things .thank you

Put a t-track in.

Here's a tip, no one cares about the unboxing.

A real man would run all the waste plastic through a retort and recover the condensed off-gasses as liquid fuel (kerosene, diesel, gasoline, naptha, methyl alcohol . . . 😊

I get 6 ft. 'cedar' pickets at lowes for 2.37 in my area (texas). I believe they are actually Japanese cedar. For more than double that price you can get an 8ft picket. At that price, I can buy 2 6 footers and take the best wood out of them. But I don't. I can make them work. Also If i was going to spend more on pickets, I would get western red cedar pickets that have a more consistent thickness and require less sanding. I make a lot of planters but I don't sell on marketplace. I sell at a vendor booth. Also I don't make this style planter since they are EVERYWHERE. Unfortunately a lot of people cant see the difference between a 3 picket planter and one that is pocket holed or framed.

I have a dewalt lunchbox planer I got on Marketplace for a good deal. I find it can be tedious to get the infeed and outfeed tables level the base plate. I would also open it up and check the planer blades just in case. Its fine for me now but I want something bigger.

Ok Ill go build a planter box. Like the video though! Subscribed!

You make a great point in being vigilant for steals like this. Got yourself a new sub 👍

The only thing harder than finding such deals is finding a wife who actually wants you to have more tools. ))

Man, I wish my wife would call me with deals like this... The motors alone in those tools are worth way more than what you paid for them.

My guess is, you could merely build a nice-looking flat wood base a tad bit larger than the machine's base, through-bolt it to the 3 existing legs and have a robust, steady & safe repair for that rocking-horse sander.

4:43 -- A common problem 😂