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Awesome! Not sure they make 'em like they used to though, this thing seems to be pretty light weight. We'll see how it works once I get it bolted down.

@@loosebootwoodworking I've kept it covered and all, but need to clean the bed up on it. Didn't have all the fancy spiral blades back then, so kinda forgot about it. Now that I'm looking for new creations, think it might be a good tool to reintroduce. Still not sold on all the laser/cnc stuff yet 🤷

And so looking forward to using it.

There are pins on the blade installed, using v-grooves on the machine. The additional blade included doesn't have any pins, so I'm guessing it's supposed to be friction fit; however, I just tried it and it doesn't quite hold. I'll try again later and see, perhaps there are steps I'm missing.

@@loosebootwoodworking just wondering, some have pins and some don't. I have one that's about 20 years old and it has pins. Eventually I'm going to buy another one.

Thanks Ryan, much appreciated!

Thanks 👍

I have yet to use it in a full video, but will be soon

I need to build a knife and showcase it on a board I build.

Thanks Ryan. I'm gonna have to build a bigger one soon, as we need one.

@@loosebootwoodworking Your welcome brother!

Thanks, much appreciated! It was a fun little project.

Thank you Josh. I've been wanting to try that weave technique ever since I saw it on Fischer's Shop. Now you've done it too, so it's about time I try my hand at it. Not for this little board, but I'll make another larger board and try it. .

@@loosebootwoodworking Not gonna lie, it's a bit tricky. My best advice is to use veneer for the inlays. My strips were a bit thick and not all exactly the same. Had to use a little sawdust and glue in a couple places 👍

@@Last-Breath-Woodworks Thanks for the advice. One thing I think will up my game on trying this would be a spindle sander. All I have as a random orbital or sand by hand. Too, my bandsaw tends to drift, so getting thin strips with the same thickness is gonna be fun. 🤣 Despite all that, I'm willing to give it a go, but will head your advice to be sure.

Thanks, I kinda dig it too.😁

Thanks! 😃

Thanks AmyJo, much appreciated.

Thanks! I was on a crew that tore down this 1893 farmhouse about 10 miles from my house, I got a ton of wood from it. This is one of the first pieces I built with that wood.

Thanks 👍

Yes they are! Thanks, much appreciated.

I've not used mine in a while, but for the sake of the videos, I may start to incorporate it.

Climbing that ladder one rung at a time.

You got that right!

I use it to call the kids home when they go play with the neighbors.

Considering the number of Makita tools I own, it's debatable as to whether having this tool is 'necessary'. However, back in the day, when all I owned was a Craftsman 12V battery drill and a corded Skill circular saw, this little tool was a game changer.

Back when all I had was a 12V Craftsman drill, this was an absolutely amazing tool to have.

Thanks for the love brother

Thanks for the support my bearded friend.

They are affordable, to be sure. I'm impressed with their build quality as well, not bad tools at all.

That's the "problem" with watching so many videos, the building never ends. 😂

Thanks for letting me know, I'm not the only one. 😅

Yeah, I did notice the Ryobi brad nailer was hitting a bit hard. I'm hoping to be able to tune it though, as I have seen some adjustments, just not played with it enough yet. I still like Makita, but have had some issues with new batteries fitting some of my older tools. It seems they added a tab that, if trimmed, allows the batteries to fit. I did a video about it while filming my porch remodel, but lost the footage. I'll see about recreating and putting it out in short form.

It did seem quite large, not that the Ryobi is by any means small. Although I have not seriously considered Milwaukee (yet), they do seem to have a nice line of tools that do seem to take up less room than most.

I’m in the same boat, tons of makita. Got their 23 gauge pinner maybe 2018-2019. It was the only makita I’ve owned that failed on me. I’m pretty sure they revamped it since then, maybe even have a 40volt I’d have to check. There were a lot of complains about the pinner back then. Might have a new model #now. But I already have the Milwaukee nail guns now.

Great point!

Wow! Thanks for that info, and coming from a pro, I feel so much better about my purchases.

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yes! It sucks. BAD. I am shocked it still on the market. The current milwaukee m18 pin nailer is really good.... However, the m18 finish nailer (15gauge) is darn near perfect. Even compared to quality pneumatic finish guns. Its an absolute pleasure to use.

Thanks for the heads up, glad I made the right move

Thanks for backing up the claims, I've heard that multiple times now.

You guys are making me feel better and better about my decision. Thanks for all the comments.

Amen!

Thanks for the nice encouraging comment. Much appreciated!!

Welcome aboard!

Maybe if these sell, that's what I buy with the profit.

Thanks. I did this one on the fly, so I didn't get good measurements, but I'll build more and get them posted here very soon. Thanks for watching.

Truly an entertaining guy, and humble too.

Thanks for the sub!

All shops are in a process of organizing, don't sweat it!

I appreciate that!

I got these from Home Depot. I did sort through some of the bad ones.

Much appreciated!

Yes, I was being a bit sardonic with that statement. I'll try to be clearer in the future. Thanks for the question. I actually don't mind the sanding, it's just time consuming.