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Thank you sir! I'm ready for the weather to cool a bit so I can be out there more.

Thank you for watching and the kind words. The divider is 48 inches wide and 32 inches tall. The base is is roughly the same size. I was limited in my means to transport plywood when I got that sheet so had the store cut it into 3 equal pieces as best they could.

Appreciate you! Bearded Viking is an awesome dude for sure. I followed you back.

Appreciate it.

Naw, but I could possibly build a wooden swamp cooler that is terribly inefficient.

@@rayansandysteward7474 I've thought about those as well. Thank you for watching.

Thank you for watching.

Thank you!

Thank you. Hoping to find a craft show in the fall to see if I can sell some.

Thank you!

I'd like one of those that essentially turns the drill into a portable drill press. Not sure which one though.

@bobbybuildsit I've found it better to use a drilling block that clamps to the work for big boards, a drill press when it's convenient, or a doweling jig for 2x4s, 4x4's, etc. I'll even use the doweling jig to make a jig out of a 2x4 chunk when I want consistent spacing on cosmetic stuff. The ones you're talking about just end up making your drill more cumbersome most of the time

I can't speak for other contractor saws as I've not used them. I have experience with this saw and some very nice cabinet table saws. I will say that the fence has been great, but I struggle with getting the bevel set exactly where I want it. Tends to move a little when I'm trying to lock it down.

@@bobbybuildsit But you like it overall?

@hillustration oh absolutely I do like it.

Many thanks!

Super quick. Great for small kids that may want to build something but may be ready to move on after about 4 holes.

@marcojeromeschulz2860 you mean brad points, sure I could. I did this instead.

Those bits are pretty bad. Thanks for watching.

Thank ya, thank ya.

@tummytub1161 I'm here for awl the puns.

I do just need to go ahead and get some brad points. Thank you for watching.

Thank you.

Appreciate the suggestion. Thank you.

Thank you for watching.

Appreciate the tip. Thank you for watching.

Thank you for watching, Always glad to hear the video is helpful.

Thank you for watching. I'm glad it helped.

How do you mean? A demonstration of what can happen with improper use is the purpose of this video.

I must say one of the posts rotted badly and the screws came out. The cedar held up great as expected.

@@bobbybuildsit thank you for responding !!

Sure thing!

Sure seems that way. I really don't know what that motion was all about. It sure has gotten noticed though.

You mean break it down with a circular saw instead of the recip? No reason not to since the nails were well out of the way.

@@bobbybuildsit it works much quicker for me.

Yep. Plan with those pieces is to laminate two pieces after I cut team to matching size. Then mill again including using the planer and should be good to go.

Using the machine like a saw to saw while the machine is sawing adds like one extra saw (sarcasm)

Absolutely nobody.

That was weird. I don't exactly know why I did that.

Imagine just having piles of that laying around!

Thank you for watching!

You got that right. I'm surprised all the metal in the shop wasn't glowing. It was 104 degrees when I opened up the shop.

@@bobbybuildsit Ewwwwwww 104 no thank you. Hope you have AC

I really need to go ahead and get the adapter to make my vacuum hose fit.

If a pocket holes jig is on your list, definitely look around at brands other than Kreg. Tons out there at various price points.

Thanks for watching. You are right on. That is why I leave mistakes in and show fixes when I can think of them.

Since the bit is pointing up on the table it is spinning the opposite direction than if hand held. The wood is pulled toward the fence when moving right to left on the table. Left to right pushes it away. The feather board pushed it back into the bit, causing the wood to shoot out.

@bobbybuildsit Thanks man Do you have any videos on how to be better with a router? Ordered this same router and table can't wait for delivery

I have a review of the table but that is all right now. ua-cam.com/video/C-Wtyayi7AE/v-deo.htmlsi=FpPf5z0GVyukKPqG

@@bobbybuildsit Hell yeah I'll check that out

Never thought of that!

This is a fair statement. I think that grate had only been used once or twice. The brush removed less of that black stuff on a more frequently used grate. Still better then a sponge though.

Will cut down on some sweeping for sure. I do prefer running the shopvac with it.

@bobbybuildsit One day for now 10$ fixes

I like it better than having to always have a rag around to clean my finger.

I have one that is flatter and better suited for the job. Problem is it is a hide-and-seek champion.

@@bobbybuildsit Hide and seek champion 😂

He's the best!

Lionel Richie just wouldn't do this time.