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Thanks for looking in brother ;-)

Yes of course! I am, however, so far behind on video editing that it will probably on a friday. :-)

I gather I can get at least 1-2 more sharpenings out if these baldes before the are too worn down. Perhaps the first sharpening takes off a bit much?

@@NomadMakes The blades I had sharpened were old school! Very hefty - they certainly survived a lot more than three sharpenings. Newer products might not have enough beef on them to multiple sharpenings. Sorry I can't be any more helpful than that.

@MarkMcCluney No worries. I’ll just have to see. At this rate I’m only sharpening once every second year. So if the blades can be sharpened a few times, they will last for years. Looks like good value to me :-)

I had to re-watch to get this one. But it only took 1 second. LOL!

@@NomadMakes Kath says "maybe he's been re-watching Spaceballs." What a philistine. Woody would have made a great Sith lord. Cheers mate, all our love.

@@MarkMcCluney That was a great video! Give our greetings to the lady from the hardware store ;-)

LOL! No X-rated commets pls 😂

@@NomadMakes I’ll keep it clean from here on out. 😂 I’m about to invest into the Laguna family of machines. 😀Thanks for Sharin this video. It was Very helpful. 🙏 Ha det på badet…

@GoblinSpanker Good luck with your purchase! Hadet på badet din gamle sjokolade 😂

Thank you for the request. I will see what I can do about that ;-) Cheers and thanks for watching.

The google translation is a bit strange. But I think you are asking why the blade slows down under load. This is because the motor is very weak. This saw is best suited for lighter work.

@@NomadMakes спасибо за ответ. Google переводит ужасно. Но вы меня поняли правильно. Пила доску толщиной в дюйм пилит очень плохо. Буду решать эту проблему. 🤝

I am glad it helped. Thanks for watching and commenting.

May I also suggest you get a ripping blade. Look for a low TPI number. That relieves some of the stress from the motor.

Hei Jonas. Dette er ikke sagen for «resawing» av eik. Til det er den alt for svak. Da må du opp til minimum en Record Sabre av noe slag. Du kan se meg rippe noe 25mm eik i denne videoen: Scandinavian Furniture Design - Credenza - Cutting and Milling to S4S EP02 [0080] ruclips.net/video/FhfCq8BA45I/видео.html Så kan du tenke deg når du skal resawe.

I’m sad to hear that you had a bad experience with the ear plugs. But of course happy that you liked the video :-) Cheers and thanks for watching.

Yeah! It’s the original J-version on a bond style zulu strap. It’s my beater and daily driver :-) Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers.

Wow. I never knew or tried that. Mine mostly live in the mobile miter station. Have to check that tidbit now. Fun commet btw. Lol. Perhaps Baby Vader will keep you on :-)

@@NomadMakes Haha! You're welcome. Yeah, Metabo mentions it in the descriptions: "Extendable table width extensions, also removable to put underneath extremely long work pieces" That's it. But I saw, no pun intended, one small picture on the box..THE box as in UNboxing the box, it is all about what is inside the box, not outside the box winkwink, There is one picture where the man is sawing a long work piece with at the end a little "stool" to support the work piece. First thing I thought was "Oh that's handy!" We all know we are using ALL sorts of things with the right hight to support the end of a long work piece!! (Grrrrrr!) Thinking it was a Metabo accessoire i.e extra. But immediatley thought the part looked familiar. Turns out you can click both extensions (left&right) together to create this handy little stool. Now, I bought this saw recently (anno 2024) But from all the video's I watched, Metabo have not updated this mitre saw for the last 8 years. So maybe it doesn't work on all models. Older models you have to use a screw to lock the extensions. Mine works with a little ball you have to push to get it through the holes. It is hard to show you the picture on the Metabo box. Just Google (image) Metabo KGS 216 M images and scroll down, there is one photo of "D&M Tools" that shows you the photo we're talking about. It is a (half of the ) man sitting on his knees with the stool in front of the photo (You're welcome lol) Long story short...😉🤣 From the Netherlands I wish you all the best, thanks for the great review, enjoy your weekend, Cheers mate🍻🍺🍻

@eddiezweers4158 Yeah. Thas was a really cool little tip. I made «the Doomsday box» :-) A litte support for long pieces. But then eventually made a mobile miter station for it. Cheers and thanks for watching.

P.S. Dear Lord Vader, I found my manual, If you still have it, page 2, bottom right: "How to make a Baby Vader Stool" Cheers Anakin mate. (getting choked by the neck again for being to informal) I'm sorry My Lord! hehe

@eddiezweers4158 The manual is written by The Dark Side my young apprentice. Good work. Feed the anger you feel when reading a Metabo manual!

Are you happy with the saw so far?

Lots of wood :-)

What size of lumber are you looking to joint?

@@NomadMakes min 200mm but preferably 250 or more :)

@@martinmenso6671 with or length?

@@martinmenso6671 this one does 200mm wide boards.

@NomadMakes yes I understand that. But I want some quality and something a DIYer can grow with? :) After your review this kind of machine and all its VAR don't fell good

Glad you liked it Craig! Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers.

Thanks a lot Mark! Yeah, I needed this one for my mental health :-) I knid of miss doing small workshop projects as well. I’ll have to make room for that going forward I think. Thanks for checking back in. Cheers.

It’s my secret ;-)

Do you mean the forstner bits or the paddle bits?

Well. The price to be honest. I may purchase a Domino at some point, but my next big projects are a window seat and some built-ins. And for that the biscuit jointer will be perfectly adequate. That being said, if I were trying to make money doing this, I would have gotten a Domino.

Man. An enternity it feels like. I guess we are looking at almost 3 years now, from the first scribbles on a napkin :-)

You do at least ;-) Yeah. I really like those hinges.

I absolutely love the saw. It is, however, not perfect. And depening on which side of the Atlantic you are on, and on your budget - there may be better alternatives. Pros: - Quick change riving knife/blade guard - Motor brake (required in Europe so may not apply to US models) - Poweful/Heavy etc. Cons: - Dust collection - The fence is adequate, but there are better solutions out there

@@NomadMakes Thank you for your feedback! I’m in Texas and able to score an F3 for about $2200USD after taxes and shipping. The Harvey I’m looking at is $3500. The Sawstop is…well, too expensive. The fence is such a critical feature that your comment is all I need to read, especially with the new Big Eye fenced from Harvey. Appreciate the feedback so much!

Nice to hear you found it helpful. Good luck with your purchase.

Om du handler på Jula så vil du se at Meec sitt sponavsug er nøyaktig det samme, i annen farge, men til halve prisen. Utenom dette funker det bra. Jeg har 2 stk, et Scheppach og et Meec i parallell.

Nice to hear. That seems like a great saw.

I am not familiar with the Dewalt p35 and nothing shows up on a google search. Are you sure about the model? Axminster has a new version of this that they are selling. And the main selling point for this machine, apart for the spiral cutter, is the depth lock. It really is great at preventing snipe.

@NomadMakes Dewalt DW735 Heavy-Duty 13" Three Knife, 2 Speed Planer (Only 220V 60HZ) Sorry no idea where I got p35 from 🤣🤣🤣

That is the 4 poster. Well, I only know the Axminster machine, and is has next to no snipe and the helical head is fantastic - especially when you have grain going every which way. Not an induction motor though, so with a helical head you have to do shallow passes. But that looks like it is the same on the Dewalt. Hard to give a recommendation. But you will have to mod the Dewalt with a bew cutter head. Chip collection looks better on the Dewalt. Let me know what you decide.

It is not really to bleach the wood. It is to prevent it from yellowing with time. I guess the pigments help a bit. But there is a lot of titanoxide in the soap that comes next. Good covering eyeprotection is a no-brainer for this lye at least ;-)

Da er trackingen på hjulet feil innsilt. Se på skruen på baksiden. Den bruker du til å balansere bladet på hjulet.

@@NomadMakes takk 👍

Ikke noe problem.

Yeah… I really see the use for now :-) Cheers and thanks for looking in mate!

It is a fantastic saw. You can look forward to getting it.

Jo. Det hjelper det. Om man har plass så kan man også bygge den inn i en benk. Jeg bruker ruller sånn som du beskriver.

@@NomadMakes takk for svar. Har begrenset budsjett, så skulle ha hatt en rimelig og god nok høvel/avretter. Har du noe bedre tips enn å kjøpe denne?

@alexanderopel Hei igjen Alex! I grunn ikke. Har sett disse som Einhell og Scheppach i Norge. Er samme mansikinene. Men er grei maskin om du er på budsjett.

Yeah. It is still my go to glue for simpler stuff though.

Thanks for the tip! And thanks for watching ;-)

The new SawStop worksite saws look really nice indeed. The point I make in the video however, is that I am a firm believer in that a quick change riving knife is a more important safety function than blade stopping tech.

I believe it was quite straight forward :-) Glad you found it helpful.

Hi! What I have done is generally used a smaller blade on it. However i keep a ripping blade in backup. Nice edit by the way ;-) Your new question is easier to answer. Most of the saws in this price range is for all intents and purposes the same saw. They are all OEM saws with different colors and sometime slight changes. So, I have not come across any saws in this price bracket that have made me regret the purchase. That being said the saw has some severe flaws. The main one being that it is not stiff enough, since the wheels are attached to the steel plate of the back rather than the frame. This makes the saw very hard/impossible to set up correctly. But if this is your first bandsaw, this is a very cheap way of learning about the tool. And it can do basic bandsaw tasks. The main problem is really that you need to spend quite a lot more to get a decent saw.

Dewalt is a good brand. I was very happy with my Dewalt table saw.

@@NomadMakes yes

Did you get the 733?

I’ve used these: www.ebay.com/itm/153560640079?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=DanJa4WuSt6&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=WDH1XQBOT5a&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

@@NomadMakes What width and tpi for general purpose?

Im using 1712*9.252 with 10tpi

Hehe :D Great! There was some white noise, and some of the voice over was on the left audio channel only...

Hi! It’s been a while since I made the video. Do you mean 90 deg in tilt of the blade, or the blade being parallell to the miter tracks? For the blade there is an adjustment scew inside the cabinet. It’s easiest to get to if you remove the cabinet hatch on the left side of the cabinet. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers.

@@NomadMakes Thanks for your prompt response! I meant 90 degrees in tilt of the blade. The manual is unclear what and how to move.

@Solariuman I see. If you look inside the cabinet while the blade is tilted to max and at 45 degrees, you will see that there are a screw on each side inside the the cabinet on the «front wall». These stop the tilt mechanism and is for fine adjustment of the endpoint. Hope that helps. Filming it is quite difficult.

@@SolariumanCheck out 11:00 for the tilt adjustment. The one shown is for the max tilt. But you will find the same type of screw on the other side for the 90 deg adjustment. Hope that helps.

Many thanks 🙏

I haven’t measured it. However the differance between the sound from the spiral head on this machine and the knives on my jointer is quite significant. That being said the motor is a universal motor and is very loud. Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers.

Thank you! I am glad you liked the video. Cheers from Bergen to Prague ;-)

Hei Jonas! Kult at det var hjelpsomt :-)

That’s a really good idea. And definitly on the to-do list. I was thinking about turning one on the lathe. Or perhaps make it by gluing up up the head. What do tou think?

Hei Martin! Jeg er veldig glad i denne sagen, jeg også. Når det gjelder sponavsuget, så er mitt litt underdimensjonert. Men jeg har tettet noe mellom bordet og kabinettet. Og en del andre huller i kabinettet. Om du ser litt nøyere etter så er det ingen ting som fanger opp sponet etter at det faller ned. Om det betyr at man må ha bedre avsug generellt eller bare ta det etter hvert er vanskelig å si. En mulighet kunne være å legge et avsug i bunnen av kabinettet. Men det er ikke stort nok problem til at jeg har gjort noe med det enda. Hva tenker du? Har du planer om å gjøre noe med det?

Jeg tror det må fanges opp nærmest mulig sagbladet. Man klarer ikke å lage nok undertrykk inni selve kabinettet med alle nødvendige åpninger. Beste trikse foreløpig er å støvsuge oftere. Men en elastisk/føykeig utvidelse av deksel rundt sagblad under hadde gjort susen

@MartinNyvoll-dz9yi Ja. Høres ut som beste løsningen. Men en tanke jeg hadde var at sagsponet som havner nedi kabinettet, er jo på en måte oppsamlet, ettersom det ikke ligger på bordet eller flyter rundt i lufta. Så det er ikke et luftkvalitetsproblem. Gjerne gi en lyd om du tenker ut en løsning.

Hi RJ! I have to disagree with you on that. I am very happy with this machine. Although it is not perfect, of course. What did you dislike about the machine?

I've had two of these machines , admittedly the older version with the straight blades, but looks much the same. The first one worked fine at first but after time the rise and fall gets rough and puts strain on the plastic bevel gears, these in turn deform as they are held by a small keyway. This causes slop between the two feed threads which locks up the movement. Fully accept that if I'd kept it in a dry workshop, cleaned and lubricated the threads after use then this probably would not have happened. Assumed it was a site tool so was treated as one. Second machine was given to me by a friend who'd had the same problems and given up on it. Turned that head into a hand held planer, terrifying but fun .@@NomadMakes

@RJ-xv1nh So it’s the up/down movement of the planer head that caused you issues? Thanks for the tip. I will look out for that. Turning it into a handheld planer sounds like a hillarious horror movie! :-D Cheers.

That’s cool to hear mate. On my machine i think there are some grub screws to adjust the fence. But I have made my own fence. There is a video about that build on the channel. Feel free to check it out. Cheers and thanks for watching.

Thanks mate!

Blir fint det der.❤

@GretaSlviJ Takk takk ❤️