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For comparison testing, once is nowhere near enough. That said, your results are what I expected. BUT I don't think you tested the range of uses or the modes of failure. How do table legs fail? When one person tries to drag the table over carpet. Probably will require tens, maybe hundreds of attempts of the same joint before it fails.

Hour ago I saw PF do a glue up from 4 years ago- TB 3, Elmer's Max and TB2. Straight up Elmers original wasn't that far behind only water failed that and TB original.

This was exactly what I was looking for, how to set up for 1/2" drawer bottom for undermount slides. However you skipped over the most critical part of the dovetail jig set-up, which was getting the groove aligned exactly so that it falls right in the slot between the pins. The one issue I see is that with 1/2" groove it will not necessarily be possible to make the top & bottom symmetrical for the dovetails, unless you specifically calibrate the height for that. But it looks like empirically your test vehicle was to give you a nice top appearance rather than symmetrical

Great video

thnx so much, man! Im building a pool table, and that glue thing was a big question 👍

Great video!!

American Eagle, what other name do you need to sell in the states, not that I am saying its not good but 'hey' they know how to market a product!

Thanks for this video. I love half blind dovetail drawers but have not made them with undermount slides. This takes the mystery out of the equation.

Do not buy bits from china.

Excellent tutorial. Thanks

Can you make one out of aluminum?

Great explanation. My blades didn't have numbers so I just flipped them 190 degrees.

are you putting 200 lbs dumbells into your drawer box? Why in the world would you use 1/2" on such a small drawer?

Yonico is an American company and work great. I have done crossgrain cut in almost every wood and are smoother than 600 grit sandpaper could get a piece of wood. Quit spreading misinformation and get your facts straight. Plus if you’re going to compare stuff. Keep the speed of the router, the same.

Great explanation..... thank you

Any reason you don't dovetail the drawer backs?

Great video and commentary thanks ❤❤

You do have to spend some time setting the saw up... blade, fence, etc. But once done, the saw is great. Fairly compact which is Nice ruclips.net/user/postUgkxXh-4_3-ZT1fFWP91ZV7iVqzElr0lEb-a I did get an Incra Miter Gauge which takes some setup as well. The stock miter gauge can be adjusted in the miter slot with a little painter's tape... this tightens up the side to side play a lot.

Great saw especially ruclips.net/user/postUgkxxnKxcY0vm4xjW8xkPbjaHuKt10gr-wG_ considering how drastically cheaper it is than every other track saw on the market. Only things I would mention is replace the blade immediately, the 24 tooth blade supplied leaves a lot to be desired.

I used elmers multipurpose glue on my broken guitar neck and its strong, now im planning to used it on making ukuleles , ithink what makes it stronger is because of the clamp

You just saved me $30, thank you

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I just discovered today that the throat plate had set screws. I was about to buy a new one! Great video! Meticulously explained without wasting time.

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Nice one!

Hello, i have a DW749IRS table saw and after installing the anti-kickback assembly on the blade guard attachment, for some reason the spikes only on the left side of the plate are getting caught and stuck on the throat plate when i raise and lower the blade. I have adjusted the throat plate number times and have checked to make sure the throat plate is not bent. There is a groove on this particular throat plate made by Dewalt in which the spikes from the anti-kickback assembly is getting caught on. Please help i cannot find a solution anywhere and have found no one else who has had this issue on the entire internet. P.S it IS installed correctly, and i called a Dewalt service station and they just said to bring it in, but i wanna fix it myself b/c the drive is just way to far. HELP from ANYONE is welcome. Thanks

Elmers glue all $14.00 a gal Titebond Original $24.00 gal at Lowes. Also 10% discount for military.

This video is what you tube is about ,thank you for your service

Please send me yours 😁

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The reveal is not even on the top and bottom

10-30-2022. Elmer's Glue All, nope. Try to glue ice to ice, impossible.

U EANT GLUE ALL NOT SCHOOL GLUE...BE WARE!!! I JUST GOT 2 GALLONS AND IT IS BASICALLY A RUBBERY THING.

Thanks for this! Great explanation!

Excellent presentation.

And what do you do if you don’t have a fully equipped workshop? An uncut sheet of plywood is not scrap.

Awesome tool

Just what I needed. Thank you!

Thanks 🙏

ive been using elmers glue for my paper crafts and jts amazing, it is strong and fast to dry i even use it as a kind of cement in cornee joints, the only downside is just it is easily washable.

I can't beleive this video was made sooo long ago and it's STILL one of the most helpful videos online. Great job, Thank you Sir!

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i hope with 60or more teeth , we get a smother ones.

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Why not test and compare bits with the same or very similar profile?

6:30 If you think your putting over 3000-LBS with just your hand twisting them clamps then you have no idea i would guess in this video seeing how much you Where Not struggling i would say 500-800 Very Very max.. I really got into vices different ways they are made n clamping force with that youtube guy Fireball tools.. & them guys where hanging off the vice handles bouncing on them to get 3500-4000LBS

So we have overpaying for Titebond when we could have bought school glue this whole time???

Good job and a super handy piece! Thanks for the clear and simple video with no music, no advertising or accessory nonsense and so forth. p.s. I do like the sander you showed. Now I needs me one. If only I can convince "she who must be convinced" that another tool is in order... :-)

I've used Elmer's glue a number of times on simple wood repairs around the house and I've never had it underperform wood glue. As long as it penetrates the grain and it's clamped properly then it should be ok