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thanks for the comparison.

Great smoker and I use mine as a grill as well!

For the tools that you're using for hours on end constantly in a more stationary place like in a shop setting, 100% got corded. Use battery tools for mobile jobs and when the tool is only being powered in short bursts to get jobs done. Like drill, short bursts to drive fasteners, battery. Angle grinder, high rpm, constant grinding on surfaces and cutting through steel, yeah, corded.

I'd go with the Kreg jig, I don't plan on doing lots of doors.

HB continues to make great products. I’ve got a 131 and watching this video I have a feeling wont be good for my wallet.

Have you worked with the wifi app? I need to know if you can shut it off completely remotely? Thanks -

And did you pay full price for it??

Ringing in your ears can come from copper toxicity

the thin rip jig. I have one and can't imagine cutting super thin rips any other way. 100x safer.

When I hear a UA-camr use the term "bad boy" it is time to move along

Some great recommendations here. I have some recommendations for improvements on a couple of them that you might be interested in. I think those dedicated trim pullers are a must have if you're removing trim and skirting often. The best one I've found is from Goldblatt which uses a pivoting action so that the first part of the plate stays flat against the wall, spreading pressure, while the second piece moves to separate the trim. For the sanding block, Milescraft make the Sand-It 1622 which has multiple profiles on each edge, but requires a square piece of sandpaper. If you want to make use of hook and loop discs, they also sell what they call a Sandplane 1620 which has interchangeable profile attachments. KWB make the K150 which is essentially the same as the Sandplane.

If you go to the hardware store and ask for a crow bar they will not hand you the tool you have.

My mom just had to do this in her mobile home for the same reason, now we’re trying to see the best way to replace to cabinet doors or just keep the same ones

great tools, some of which i already have. i like the idea of 3d printing the corner clamps, although i do have a more cumbersome set of them that i had purchased for making frame and canvas stretchers (*still* have not used them....) a friend gifted me an older 3d printer which i have yet to get set up, but the corner clamps are definitely something i would look into making once it is up and running. sadly, life has a way of interfering with my plans for creative endeavors.... as always, i love the content.

Nice list Jeremy. It's getting so close, you should have made a Xmas suggestion list out of this one. I think I've had all of the items for years except the hose clamp. I've made a boom arm for mine. I don't know how many of the headphones I've bought and given away to friends. They're so great. I also 3D printed some of the friction corner clamps. You can find a file that has 2, 3 & 4 way intersections and really cheap to print up a bunch. - Chris

Great ideas! Thanks for sharing!!

I'm replacing my old cabinet doors to a wider width shaker, where the two doors will have a smaller gap when closed and replacing the hinges. The overlay measures 1¾ and I couldn't find that size, so will 1½ work? Also, is a ¼ center panel okay?

How can you caption the video “Home Depot is ripping you off” when they provided the cutting service???

Krag's products are way to expensive for a diy'er in my opinion. I believe they junk

This is what u have to do today d bag

This guy is a dumb person that has no understanding of business. Also "dylan" is on break and doesnt know how to use a tape measure.

I'm sold on HB but torn on which one to get. A question, does the Roughneck do anything the Legacy 131 cannot do?

Agree with Clint! Great instructions.

That's beautiful

Running a flush cut router blade around a pice of plywood costs pennies and works better

Been using the same one for over a year now it works great

Can the wipe on Poly be used to fill a cavity in the wood? I have a piece of cypress with holes that I want to keep.

Question-can you use the standard kreg drill bit for 2" screws? The depth guide doesn't go that far, so I removed the collar and the resulting depth appeared like it would work after doing a test run (had about 1.25" pass through penetration on a 2x3, short side).

I've always wondered if these would cause any issues by sticking up too far. Causing a slight hump at the blade, while by only a small fraction, could throw off a 90° cut. Sometimes when I needed to adjust an angle by a fraction of a degree, I'll put a piece of tape on the fence as a shim. The cut quality difference using these would probably offset any fractional difference anyway. I guess I always made my own ZCI's, after all, we are woodworkers. - Chris

I got a Virutex AU-93 in the mid 80's, $23 bucks now. It looks like your Fastcap one which they must have copied when the Virutex patent ran out. I still use it all the time and just touch up the blades with a small rat tail file. I also have a Plasti-Cut file I use to smooth the sharp corners of the edging.

Chalk paint failed because it was high maintenance ... if you left it unwaxed it felt horrible AND got fingerprint marks. If you waxed it you had to keep waxing it and the wax is not a durable finish.

I've been waiting for this since that foolishness started.

thank you!!! I didnt get the "chalk paint" thing. I did 2 projects, EXACTLY following the manufactures instructions, had to redo both after a year! Too much work.

Very nice video and great review of the Roughneck. I own a Corten steel version that I pre-ordered about two years ago and received in November of 22. It has been my go-to smoker out of the several that I own and has been used a lot over the past two years. Mine came with the cast iron grates which are pretty nice. I did buy the version of grates that yours has when they first came out but have never used them. The RN is very easy to control heat on and is very fuel efficient and has done a great job on all of the cooks that I have done on it. I have the original style heat shield but have never used it. I prefer to use a drip pan on the second level of grates and use that as a heat shield. Hasty Bake makes some great products and accessories, and I have several of their other cookers such as the 131, the 357 Pro, and the Ranger. I recently bought their new pizza oven and use it exclusively in my 131 and making pizzas with it is very easy and it does a great job. Several people in the HB Facebook group recommend the Blackstone flat scraper to clean the RN grates. The blade on it is a little over 6" wide and it's pretty cheap to buy at Walmart.

Jeremy, you're right, I haven't seen chalk paint in quite a while. I was never a big fan of it anyway, so I haven't really missed it. Good meeting you and Jess the other day. - Chris

Dylan usually messes up the cuts.

Thanks, yeah ZAR and Watco are better. With ZAR you have to mix their brush on poly 50/50 with mineral spirits.

How fatiguing is this on arms and back compared to using a jack hammer?

Great video plain and simple. I totally agree with your method of remodeling your own home. I'm the same way you are about my home i do what I know And i even have a few good contractor's that does great work at great prices

Shhhhhhteam it and twishhhhhhhht it.

I just finished up building about 20 kitchen base cabinets and used the Accucut on every sheet of plywood. It mostly worked great. As the project progress, the blue cut line on the jig has slowly worn / chipped away. It's still usable, but is now a bit off. This happened on both sides. At the start, I'd use the Accucut to cut exactly where I needed the finish plywood to be. Now, I leave it oversize a tad and finish up on the table saw (if possible). It's great for what it is, but don't expect track saw accuracy for under $100. I's still buy another one.

They don’t do it anymore. They say the saw is broken… guess the person that fixes it also fixes the shake machine at Burger King…

good advice indeed. i did manage to take advantage of a zero% financing on some flooring, and was able to work it into the budget so that i was able to pay everything off before the term ended. i realize not everyone is able to do so, and i was fortunate in that regard, but it was within the budget and allowed me to be able to get all of the flooring for the renovation for the whole house at one shot, which wound up saving me some time as well. just make sure that there is sufficient storage space for the materials if anyone tries to do similarly, we were fortunate enough to have a spare room that we could use for such purpose. but never feel badly about admitting that you need help, or farm out parts of jobs to the professionals. there is no shame in admitting one is in over their head. or,...so i have heard....

To anyone who hasn't done this...he kind of did this like a magician does a magic trick. When he cut the long board up into pieces...he immediately reduced significantly the twist in the board. It will needed a lot of work but if you rewatch and look how much flatter the shortened board is than the longer board you'll see it. This is why working with shorter boards is SO much easier than having to keep them long (like for a table)

How about go to a local lumberyard and have them do it for nothing? Home depot and lowes are for children

Markup on precut- 300 percent

I like to hear you talk. I'm not the first person to say that. What I don't like is the loud music. Can't UA-camrs listen to their own videos and adjust the volume so that they are the same or at least similar? You are not the only UA-camr that does that. Nearly all of them do it. Some even play the music while they are talking. That is even worse.

boy that square comment hit home. My fiance asked why I was taking so long hanging our microwave. Let me tell you....deciding if I was going to make it parallel to the top of the hole it was going into or parallel with the stove top or parallel to the floor was the hardest. This house is over 60 years, 3 additions. The back 2 bedrooms used to be an outdoor concrete pad so my computer chair always wants to send me to the outside corner of the room....I cant wait to build a house

i bet it wasnt a cheap peice

This is nothing new nor original to HD. 4 quarts of paint costs more than a gallon of paint. A 2 liter of soda costs just slightly more than a 20oz bottle. This is from the manufacturer and not the store. Its their way of encouraging consumers to pay for more than they need.