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No I never had a chance to do a video on how to use it. My job has kept me busy for the last 6 months or so, and the only thing I have really done is round over edges and round corners with a template I found. amzn.to/3ACkcTB Hoping things slow down a little so I can spend some more time in the "shop" soon.

Still standing 2 years now, top held up way better than expected for a pre made top. Couple dents and dings but table will be here probably long after me. Thanks for watching and dropping a comment.

No it should have come with a small allen key with a handle on it. in the front left side should be a hole, you unlock the router, insert the key and turn it up and down.

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Thanks finally figured it out, that video is about a year old, leaned a lot since then. lol

Completely understand that, I think every other tool I have in the garage is on wheels feel like I spend half the time working just rolling things from one side to the other. Thanks for dropping a comment, and the bench top after 2 years is still intact. Has a few dents, dings and other things on it, but still a solid top solution for the price if you have no way of clamping a large top and leveling it yourself. My other choice was a butcher block top, but price was outrageous at the time, may have come down a little.

I personally do not like blowing small motor fans out with compressed air. When you blow the air in it spins the fan and the motor, to fast may cause some failure, my compressor doesn't really get that low unless I drained it first. You could use a "can of air" and blow it out, just don't want to spin it up to 10000 RPM's. Thanks for watching and dropping a comment.

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Lol thanks for watching and the tip. The only one I ever had pop apart on me was most likely my fault, I did not clean the rail very well had some trash stuck under it so it did not screw down even and rushing thru popped it. Again thanks for watching and dropping a comment.

Still standing strong, cat2 hurricane so around 110mph sustained winds. Have not stained it came that color and is pretty much still the same color. I don't think I would attach a swing to it unless you re-enforce whichever beam you want to put it on and maybe add a little stability somewhere. The structure is not designed to really "swing" on,, its more of a free standing square vs something like an A-frame, you could hang it there for looks possibly sit on but I'm about 6' 240 would not try to swing on it. Maybe if I were 5'6 and 120 I wouldn't think twice about it. lol

Most likely I will, I haven't done it yet since I am basically teaching myself and going to RUclips University... Lol People are ruthless on here when you do something wrong, they let you know real quick. Are you looking for something in particular?

How about building a workbench with shelves using a table saw, miter saw and router?

The pergola is still looking great! It has survived the full sun of the south and various hard storms. Very good quality for the price.

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Mine is on a flat concrete surface so I did not use any footing, just the wood to the concrete. Been there a year and a half now, still looks good. Starting to fade a little, but is in full Myrtle Beach sun all day. If you were just pouring footings in the ground I would use www.lowes.com/pd/Simpson-Strong-Tie-Steel-Painted-Post-Base-Common-4-in-Actual-3-in/3030292 to bolt to the footings and you would need www.lowes.com/pd/Hillman-1-2-in-x-8-in-Anchor-Bolt/4395613 to put in the concrete it sets to line up with the posts. Hope that helps or gives you some Ideas, been quite happy with the purchase and the company stands behind their product well, had that one damaged part made a call and 2 days later had a replacement.

It defiantly has more issues than other woods, even after running thru a planer you have to take off a lot of wood. If I use it I usually just use like 1/2" strips for some looks but since this is just a how to put a board together video I didn't. I have been using home made boards for years, haven't got sick yet knock on wood, but I try to not cut things like raw meat on them and when waxing the boards, I work it down into any grooves as good as possible. I have a 1-1/2" Walnut and Maple board I cut meat on. I have noticed also many of the people I make them for don't even cut on them afraid they will damage them and use them more for displaying food. Thanks for watching and dropping a comment, I appreciate the feedback.

Lol yeah saw that after the fact.... To busy making a video than paying attention... Good part the video has been up a few months now and your the first one to call me out on it. Thanks for watching and dropping a comment.