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T&A Handcrafted
Australia
Приєднався 11 лют 2016
We are T&A Handcrafted, Tomika and Ash, husband and wife team that have started creating fine handcrafted pieces with basic tools. We also like to work with epoxy. We aim to teach that even on a shoestring budget you can create something beautiful and make money.
The other side of our lives is motocross, specifically Yamaha 2 strokes.
If you follow us you will see a few of each posted.
The other side of our lives is motocross, specifically Yamaha 2 strokes.
If you follow us you will see a few of each posted.
hand painted serving board
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How did you manage to adjust the fence to the blade? Seems all screws which holding the plate has a slot so you cant adjust it accordingly to the pins which showing what degree is. I can get square and square the fence to the blade but the pins dont go whenever they should so is like useless.
I don't use it anymore for this reason, also the fence cannot be elevated so it drags on the table and has scratched it up badly
Have this blade on my mitre saw. Super smooth cuts.
Is it worth the buy? Can't finish the video
Thank you Ash for that-- You are absolutely right ,the book-instruction manual has no detail whatsoever on how to correct this situation, and yet it is a simple fix thanks to you. A replacement table saw is no answer. again thank you.
Very welcome, after 6 months of use my biggest tip is that I have to check the blade for 90°every use, every time I pack it away it drops 0.15° and I cannot figure out why
Good one prob took a lot of time ❤😊
Good vid
That miter gauge/fence has a generic look. I bought the Daydoor brand, and it looks similar to that one, but the gauge was stainless steel, and the fence was anodized black.
Yeah there is nothing fancy about
Everything and mean everything is manufactured in China, especially tools.
Hi bud. How is going with the Makita 255 blade ? I just buy the same table saw and the same Makita blade. Is this blade good at this table saw? Thanks your video
Hi mate, The blade performs almost flawless, the only drawback I have encountered was while ripping some 50mm hard maple I felt some binding resistance towards the end of the cut as the blade is 0.1mm thinner than the riving knife.
Thanks for the help mate.
Good details guy. thanks a lot.
how do you rate it after a bit of use ?
Love the saw still, the range of blades is limited though
Congratulations Katherine
Eu nunca tinha visto Obrigada Parabéns ficou lindo 🎉
Thanks so much 👍
Smoking hot, but I'm old school. Linda Carter the bomb.
Can't argue with that
Dang, video fails just before you get into the application of the fence. Can you re-upload it mate? Thinking to buy one
Hey mate, have tried to re upload it, still fails. Long story short, it goes ok, but there is no vertical adjustment and it drags on the table. Small design flaw
Nice work
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Gostei ժׁׅ݊ꫀׁׅܻ݊ꩇׁׅ֪݊ ɑׁׅꪱׁׁׁׅׅׅׅ꯱ desse desenho
thank you
Look good until you added the trees it's just too much😅
Appreciate your feedback, it was my 1st crack at pyramid scene
Not to pick nits, but I've been to the pyramids many times. 1. The middle pyramid is the largest. 2. There is NOTHING green anywhere near them. 3. And there are no palm trees in that desert! 4. And, certainly no water! But whatever. The best view of them, and the sphynix, is just across the road, at the KFC. Just go up to the second floor to enjoy our meal--- an incomprable view!!! Truely, truely spectacular!!!
Lol appreciate the feedback 😉
Brother, at every step I thought it was becoming amazing but you used to do amazing!😊
Thanks for the support 👍
Brother, amazing work , you have done wonders. 😊
thanks for the support
Amazing. Keep up the great work and your mastery over art will become even more enhanced!!
Thanks for the support 👍
this is so good
Thanks from Czech Republic! My was also out of alignment!
Nice work
Thank you! Cheers!
Great video. I’m looking to buy my first table saw, trying to decide if I should buy the Hikoki or keep saving for the dewalt.
Can't comment on the dewalt, but after 6 months of use, the only fault I can find is that I have to always re check the alignment of fence and blade. Twice I have started a job and trusted that it was aligned and it had shifted slightly. Rookie error, should always check anyway but thought it would have stayed straight.
Three months later.... How are you liking the saw, any good?
Can't complain, I absolutely love it, just always recheck the 90° after the 2 month mark, it had shifted to 89.5°
@@tahandcrafted Thank you 🤝🏻
Still just freezes
What kind of wood was that you were cutting? Very red in color. I have same saw but under Metabo brand name. Great saw. It came stock with a garage blade. I replaced it with a 60 tooth Freud Diablo blade.
It is spotted gum from a recycled railway sleeper. How is the diablo? I am having some binding issues as the blade is 0.2mm thinner than the riving knife.
@@tahandcrafted I’m loving the Diablo. No issues as yet but I’ve only used the saw minimally. Still getting workshop set up.
Same issue with video for me. Also, Hikoki is also known as Metabo and was formerly Hitachi and the saw is made in China. Not a problem. I love my Metabo.
these videos are super rare . no bullsht , no blabla , just short concise video that shows the issue and actually solves the problem . You just saved my nerves ( and i guess of many others ) ! xD
Thanks for the feedback, and that's the point right? Keep it to the point
Great help!
This will also work for the Hitatchi C10RJ & Metabo HPT Jobsite Saw. Great video brother!
Yes. They are the same saw under different brand names for different markets.
Thanks
nice art, music is timed weird though
Thanks mate, good with making things, not so good with UA-cam Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching
Damn was really looking forward to the result of this review, it was a good start. Can you fix the video? Broken from 4:54
Sorry to hear that, I'll re upload it
Video ends for me there, too
Great vid mate. Mines only out by .6mm but it’s annoyed me no end. I’ll be fixing now for sure.
Thanks mate, appreciate your comments 👍
Hey bud. Nice result. I would expect there should be no real drama using the mitre blade in the table saw as its hooks and grind are less aggressive, just slow. However, the kerf on that new blade is 2.5 mm while the old blade and typical table saw blades of 2.8mm. Doesn't sound much at only 0.5 mm (about a bees dick) but it may prove to be a problem with the thickness of the riving knife when it comes to ripping rather than a facing cut. Can you give an update on how it worked out for you as mitre blades are way cheaper than table saw blades for similar tooth counts.
Hey mate, Thanks for the feedback, I've had no issues this far with binding on the riving knife while ripping, that being said, I haven't ripped anything huge either. I ripped a 2.1m 250mm X 50mm hard maple board, was slower due to higher tooth count but ripped clean
Teljesen amatőr, az asztalon levő hornyot vesszük bázisnak , és ahhoz állítjuk a fűrészlapot , meg a stellert is .
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Great work. Rip to the goat ❤
Amen
Same here. video just freezes at 4:50
So sorry guys, maybe I'll take it down and re upload it 😞
Everything after 4:50 is broken and wouldn't play. Maybe it's just me?
Sorry to hear that, it's working on my end
That black bit that tights the stop probably can be slightly lifted and rotated to "rest" the handle where it doesn't bother you and the stop
Thanks, tried it and it worked, much better now
Also used the threaded holes to attach the fence. Should have used the slots I think. I received the Aliexpress version today & it is slightly different. It has all the same holes but has some extra holes at the bottom of the mitre with 2 grub screws so the fence can be adjusted to vertical. I'm sure the black sliding part on the stop is there so you can adjust it so the rule reads zero but haven't taken mine to the workshop to try it yet.
Why the hell do people put up 'unboxing' videos. Who gives a dam how the product is packaged. All we need to see is what is in the box
Appreciate your comments mate, unfortunately the UA-cam algorithm seems to favor 'unboxing' videos, id much rather use it than unbox it for sure, but I need views to grow the channel. Thanks for taking the time to comment anyway, I'll take your feedback onboard in future.