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I bought it for cuting fiberglass rebar are blades were burning before , but the little grinder kick ass used it to cut cast iron pipe in a demoaltion the grinder has power . Thanks for watching

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4 and half inches comes just under R 18 , with the inside using 2 by 6 can get R 22 so R 40 when finished . But no thermo bridging on the outside .Was so careful to make sure there was a gap between layers . There is a learning curve the corners get so built out easy to get crocked . Thanks for watching and your comment .

Yes Price is special really showed how much of a stand up guy he was during my injury. Thanks for the kind words .

I never had the need for the angled 16 gague nailer here a look at the nails there a slight difference but if your in a small town could be hard to find www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-1-1-2-in-16-Gauge-Angled-Finish-Nails-2500-Pack-DCA16150/203164013 I know some installers will swear by the angled nailers and some don't there no difference ,but the angled air 15 gauge looks bad ass it holds more nails 😎😎so there that

Its good if it your second or thrid saw , in are case no electricity we love it still going strong . I think if you can only afford one CHOP SAW get a 12 inch blade, you'll grow in your skills faster and maybe try 5 inch crown with the small blade you can't cut 5 inch crown , If only using once a week or less and funds are tight get a Ryobi saw [ cheaper than the small saw] from Home Depot if you don't like the saw take it back. Good question thanks for watching

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@@kdcustomwoodworking Thanks. I appreciate the videos.

The rigid stand is the old type with no wheels yes 100 dollars cheaper. But if you are going job site to job site there is no better than Dewalt.

Yes ,nothing like solid edgeging have another video on the subject . Thanks for watching

One part I left out I squared the doors on the table saw and jointer, so if you go 3/8 you'll end up 1/4 if you trim a 1/8 off . I've seen this edging on doors for over 25 years hands down the best no comparison to tape edging. Last there can be little gaps you'll see when you start to finish so be patient . Good question thanks for watching

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Thanks for the comments , very cool name haven't figured if your AI but good take keep it coming.

The thickest I cut was cast iron pipe did the job . For a paver I think your pushing your luck with this tool I just finished cutting some pavers and used a skill saw with a diamond blade small passes at a time . If you new to this tool like me try different blades and see what cuts the best .

I tried forward and reverse for the cuts on the rebar by far the reverse was so smooth forward tend to climb not because of the disc selection. If someone gets this tool experiment with some scrap . Curios how did you find the tool cutting with steel ?

I didn't use shellac on the failure.The failure was because I did too many coats in a short time, which happened once before on a tabletop I was spraying 2k urthane . I showed the second time padding shelllac I did as a barrier and to bring out the depth of the mahogany.I have heard about wax in shellac can cause problems there is dewaxed shellac . Also shellac has been used for decades as a finish even primer based shellac [thousands of gallons sold] there no issues I've head about . What good about what I showed if you don't have spraying access you can do a finish that looks sprayed. There is debate in forms about wax in shellax but after a lot of years you see what lasts and what fails .I remember lacquer paint it turned yellow because there a amber in color in laquer so over time it overpowers the white dye and turned yellow . Last with those cabinet I showed there all big and can be a problem trying to spray take up so much room and I got impatient . Good question and if there any failures on shellac you seen please share

I didn't notice any difference on the 2 saws. Deflection is hard to measure because you're holding down with your hand can move slightly or not listing and feeling the cut and forcing too much. On my station, I was going to make hydraulic hold-down but never got around to make them that would make a super straight cut . Last I said it in the video if I had small kids I would have a breaker under lock and key . Good question thanks

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amzn.to/4fyO0zN Canadian link amzn.to/3AvcmLQ US Link this is 5 inch I couldn't find the multi pack in 6 inch This a link for muti pack a good way to try , I like to sand with 80 grit ,120 and sometimes finish with 150 .

ruclips.net/video/wB_PNZVv3WQ/видео.html 33:27 I show just oil which is the same as a clearcoat in terms of color , remember clearcoat adds a lot of color to Mahgonay .Hope it helps thanks for watching

I didn't build it. A local company that used to build these is no longer in business. Google it there are some good videos on how to build. It does save me 100 dollars a year in oil, it's worth the time to build. Thanks for watching

Typo 1,000 a year saving in oil , sorry

Thanks for the kind words.You'll love the vacuum. It's not as quiet as the Fein, but you don't notice when you have a sander going. Thanks for Watching

You should not use this tool for drywall .No it does not hurt tool is super smooth . The guard is safety leave on always period .

@@kdcustomwoodworkingit says right on the box and all the paperwork to use it on drywall

@@HickLif3 Keep it simple. It would be brutal to cut drywall , and the dust would be unreal when all you need is a knife faster and cleaner A rotary zip for plugs and holes a lot of drywall guys use . I will except the challenge of making a video cutting drywall outside of course and you be the judge I think the question was asked by a bot

@@HickLif3 I was curious about cutting dry wall took a look , its messy and dangerous because of the fine dust every were. Maybe cut drywall for a repair need a real good vacum. Here the video you be the judge ruclips.net/video/VlyiMiuXKzA/видео.html

I left the radio on purpose its a local radio show here that's only on Saturdays called "Saturday in the Shed " KROCK 97.5 , but yes it can be annoying I don't add music in any narration .Thanks for your feed back and watching .

Thanks for the kind words .The radio a perfect piece to work on .You will also have the color pop because of the age of the Mahgonay. I loved the high gloss but on the final coats had to use 2 k stain only because way too many pieces,would have added so much time and money . The radio is small piece you can spend time on a small piece to get that perfect finish. Also this is good video show when you rush or add to much clear coat ruclips.net/video/WQF4PA5p2rU/видео.html

Thank for your insights .I tried to show the plus and minis with both saws but for me that 5 inch inch is a deal breaker for me the reason when I make kitchens I tend to go at least 4 and a half inch kickplates .The basebard need to be wider to look finished not look like a extenstion of the kickplate . But it is strange that none of the other saw manufactors have not picked up on this because I don't think there nothing new say tha last 10 years could easily have fixed .Thanks for watching

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Its true 12 v Milwaukee makes it a pain because you need 2 different batteries because most lilkey you have the bigger battery for the other tools, Dewalt you can even use the Flex volt battiers one battery for all Dewalt tools simple .Thanks for the kind words and welcome to the KD Woodworking family

I’m literally about to switch to DEWALT because Milwaukee don’t do an m18 version

@@walkaz Not to throw shade at Milwaukee but Dewalt making it so easy to keep the same battery . But tool envy is a addiction to be treated by building coolest thing with a new tool .

I just took a look yea amazing price .Thanks for letting people know.

@@kdcustomwoodworking , Maybe you can add this in as an affiliate link?

@@davidgraham2673 I'll share the link www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-20V-MAX-XR-3-Tool-Brushless-Woodworking-Power-Tool-Combo-Kit-with-Soft-Case-2-Batteries-and-Charger-Included/5014284013 But to have an affiliate link its very hard work with my Amazon link the person has 1 minute to buy or I don't get a commission , its a full time job to keep it up .My channel is really about building and empowering the homeowner and DIYers the only way to make home equity fast is to do it yourself or have the proper knowledge.Why I do tool review is show good tools are so important there everything . Last I have ads inabled do you find them anoying ?

@@kdcustomwoodworking , I find ads very annoying, partuculaly when the ad has nothing to do with the content of the channel. I'm sorry you couldn't do an affiliate link. I'm rooting for you to do well. Have a blessed day.

@@davidgraham2673 Thanks for the kind words .Ads removed for now yes there annoying just watch a video you forgot what your watching

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I was trying to explain if you are starting out can only afford one the 16 gauge is the way to go .I love my cordless pin naier . I have 2 of all nailers in air but only 2 cordless 16 gauge and pin nailer love having no air houses and copresses to drag around. Good comment it is so true brad's do have there place thanks for watching .

Sorry about the tools being stolen had the same thing happen last Labour Day took me till Christmas to feel I had everyting back to normal . The Saw Stop is a great idea but the lobbying the company does to get the the Saw Stop to be the end all end all is to much .In all the shops I've worked never seen a person cut there hand or fingers on a table saw yes DIYers with no experince are the ones going to the emergency room I have a video on basic table saw safety here .ruclips.net/video/QinJ21K7Shg/видео.html Thanks for your comment

You can there an advange more even tone .I don't because I tend to do a lot of big built-ins so I don't want to overcomplicate . Sorry for the late reply just saw your message now .Thanks for watching

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No, you didn't miss I will be gluing the reclaimed on slab on grade concrete , the glue I will be using will the same glue as Parka flooring its going to be tricky I should be installing in the next couple of months.Just finished the beam install so almost ready to pour the concrete. Thanks for watching

The plastic bag is just a liner nothing critical comes with the vacum .You'll love the vacum thanks for watching .Forgot one thing the main bag the cloth one can be emptied and blown out and reused the cloth bag is really strong no tears still using the same one and the filter is super clean .This vacum is head and shoulders above a shop-vac no comparison.

Thanks for the kind words ,you won't be disappointed .

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From the back wall to wall not the front where the patio door is there a almost 1 inch out of level . Its easy to hide because there a staircase going there .How did I get that wall to wall out of level wrong was a string with a level wasn't accurate enough . The fix just bought a rotary lazer need it for a 1,000 investment you'll know if your out of level and if your out just cut the strofoam. Part of the problem was that one wall was on bedrock it was hard to get the footer level Other than that which is really minor very happy old and new meet almost dead on , the front door to the patio door which is over 40 foot is dead on . On the old section used Nudura way easier to work with 8 ft section it is tricky to install so take the course . Also I have the video for the old section it was cool to get a concert foundation under the old section was always on dirt . Last I would have went all the way to the top but downtown hydro wire couldn't do it , its a solid foundation with high winds here nice to have . Thanks for watching good question

I love the DeWalt saw for installs that 5 inches of cutting is huge .Thanks for watching

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You'll love the nailer and look no air hoses .I hate cords glad you like that video thanks for the kind words .

To add brick ledge its easy just goes on top , I worked with brick ledge to get the concrete in the footing and wall see video ruclips.net/video/UFXw45LLlGI/видео.html Stone vener is tricky there are a lot of problems with it because of breathing and drainage . Best advice to do is to take the one day course for Nudura that's what I did , you don't want to leave anything to chance . Thanks for watching .