@@JandKCarpentryBros- I think he means to mount the tightening screw facing down on the speed square so that there would be more contact with the wood.
Why do carpenters in my area lock the saw’s guard opened and turn it upside down when they dont use it? When i walk by the blade is still spinning opened.
Yeah I always wondered that myself. A lot of framers will remove the safety protocols on their tools and it drives me insane. It's one of the reasons I got a 16 penny nail in my knee cap. Nail gun just hanging on my hip and pop next thing I know it I'm driving myself to the hospital. This is actually one of the reasons why I use a left-handed saw when I cut rafters. From the angle of a right-handed person the saw guard opens much easier. It also keeps my fingers well away from the saw blade. We may make a video about it.
I've seen a guy rip decking boards with a circular while holding the board down with his right foot and cutting toward his left foot. Some people think the darwin awards are competitive.
Because looking at other different ways to operate or the effect of doing work, which you already know how to do; and simply looking if anything else you can pick-up to further hone their skills-set is not something any "Craftsman" would do? You sure sound like a young pup with oily lips.. . . . And it's not a 'Need' for everyone, either.
I’m gonna disagree on depth of cut. People say it’s preference but it’s not. The gullets are for cooling the blade so the blade depth should be to the bottom of the gullet.
First time watching. Like your lessons. Quit explaining yourself to haters. You do you!
Yeah we'll be doing that going forward. Thanks
Do you have a link for those extended stair gauges that you can put on your speed squack?
lol I don’t off hand, but if I find it, I’ll reply to this message with a link and I’ll add it to the description. Thanks!
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I got mine at my local Ace Hardware, and I've seen them at Lowe's and Home Depot. You're welcome.
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@@JandKCarpentryBrosyou sir are helping a young woodworker out. From a carpenter’s apprentice on his lunch break
Couldn't you just use the gauge upside to get a safe depth? Thanks for the video.
Gauge upside? I would love to answer your question but I didn't quite understand it. Sorry 😅
@@JandKCarpentryBros- I think he means to mount the tightening screw facing down on the speed square so that there would be more contact with the wood.
Gotten it? Do you mean got it!
Thanks for sharing. A method I will use.
Your Video is just what I needed to learn Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
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Hey thanks for your support bro!
i don’t know anything about carpentry but i appreciate this video👍 keep doing you
Thanks. We'll just keep trying to bring you better and better content. 👍
Does thine eyes deceive me??? lol Is that Dewatz mixed with Makitar *Clutches Pearls* kmsl...
But you have to say it right: Doest thine eyes deceiveth thouest mind?
Why do carpenters in my area lock the saw’s guard opened and turn it upside down when they dont use it?
When i walk by the blade is still spinning opened.
Yeah I always wondered that myself. A lot of framers will remove the safety protocols on their tools and it drives me insane. It's one of the reasons I got a 16 penny nail in my knee cap. Nail gun just hanging on my hip and pop next thing I know it I'm driving myself to the hospital. This is actually one of the reasons why I use a left-handed saw when I cut rafters. From the angle of a right-handed person the saw guard opens much easier. It also keeps my fingers well away from the saw blade. We may make a video about it.
I've seen a guy rip decking boards with a circular while holding the board down with his right foot and cutting toward his left foot. Some people think the darwin awards are competitive.
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@@lw8882 that’s why a lot of carpenters have empty lots in their fingers’ parking space.
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Please do make that video - I also use my left hand but I don’t know why … this might be it! 😂
Start - "what's up UA-cam bros"! FFS 🤦♂️! End - "stay classy craftsmen" 😂😂😂😂. If they were craftsmen they wouldnt need youtube!
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Because looking at other different ways to operate or the effect of doing work, which you already know how to do; and simply looking if anything else you can pick-up to further hone their skills-set is not something any "Craftsman" would do? You sure sound like a young pup with oily lips.. . . . And it's not a 'Need' for everyone, either.
I’m gonna disagree on depth of cut. People say it’s preference but it’s not. The gullets are for cooling the blade so the blade depth should be to the bottom of the gullet.