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Such a peaceful and helpful video. Thank you !

Right on. I have the full plunge and just don't want to beat it up on running long cuts on scrap or even aluminum. Also needed a 6.5 cordless in my game so this perfect since I have a bunch of track. Cheers from the states

'Flippin' hard work!'... agreed. That clay feels like back breaking work. Great video.

Had it for a few years (typing in December 2024) Works great. Neighbours, daughter, and friends from church have all used my saw, track and the adapter and love it. However, setting depth is limited by the lack of precision and awkwardness of the circular saw. If I have a good slot of time in 2025 to make a lot of cabinets and other storage units for our relatively new house, I'll try to afford the corded plunge saw which will pay for itself in a week of cutting. And I fancy the new track clamps, if I can afford them. I used DiY track guides very effectively for years before I got my first track and the adapter but getting the purpose made stuff was well worth it. I still use my short DiY guides for crosscuts with my 85mm deep cut saw across 75mm = 3" thick posts or 45-degree mitre cuts in 50mm = 2" material

List of all adapters with the saws: Makita 195837 - 9 Führungsschienenadapter A HS 7100 HS 7101 DHS 710 Makita 195838 - 7 Führungsschienenadapter B DHS 630 HS 6100 HS 6101 Makita 197005 - 0 Führungsschienenadapter C HS 7601 HS 7610 HS 7611 Makita 196953 - 0 Führungsschienenadapter D DHS 680 Makita 197462 - 2 Führungsschienenadapter E HS 6600 HS 6601 Makita 198570 - 2 Führungsschienenadapter F HS 0600 Makita 199232 - 5 DHS 660 DHS 661 Makita 192505 - 5 5017 RKB 5603 R 5705 R Makita 192506 - 3 5903 R Makita 192507 - 1 5103 R Makita 197252 - 3 DHS 630 HS 6101 HS 7101 DHS 710

Thanks for making. Super useful. Followed your method for our Christmas tree. Worked perfectly!

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Wow, that’s pretty good. After watching that i remembered all the things I’ve forgotten about, about me Dad. He always did things neatly & measured including even putting things away all rolled up & in a box. Where as my stuff is scattered around half of the state of QLD.

No drainage?

Great tips! Thank you

absolutely genius cheers mate

You can get endless ratchet straps without hooks. They are less fussy because there’s no positioning the hooks so they don’t bear on the corners of your cargo bundle. No hooks to come unhooked as you try tighten your straps.

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Chances are plastic roof racks might get cracked with the weight and shake, I never tie on the roof rack of the car again because I was narrowly escaped once but my car was heavily damaged.

Great vid. I wouldn't get a van either. Those BMW wagons are sweet and get pretty good mpg for a six cylinder. I wish I could find one in a diesel here in the US for a decent price. .

good and practical way of using racht strap

Placemakers link still works 6 years later?

You should get a van.

thank you sir

Ok - I use hookless ratchet straps for my kayaks. I wanted to give some of my suggestions. They are free if you care. 1 - if the item you have on the vehicle is close to the weight limit of the rails, I run my straps through the vehicle (make sure the doors are open!). This takes all wind/weight pressure off your roof rack, and relegates it to being simply a platform to keep the item off the vehicle's roof. 2nd - I purposely twist the front strap - this cuts down the wind noise/howling/buzzing that is mind numbing as you travel. Twisting the strap has no loss in strength, so I'm not sure why it is importantly noted at 2:08 (in the video) to make sure they are flat (no twists).

I just tried it and worked like Charm. Drove 9 miles at 65mph . Thank you

Nice to be so tall. I need a ladder to do the same thing.

Physics tip: try to twist your straps, once or twice per exposed area. The twist breaks the vortexes created by the shear speed of wind, preventing it from flapping in the wind! New antennas, industrial chimneys and such have them to prevent em from wobbling in the wind before breaking! Also love them comment at the end hahah! Thanks for the vid, happy days

Physics tip: try to twist your straps, once or twice per exposed area. The twist breaks the vortexes created by the shear speed of wind, preventing it from flapping in the wind! New antennas, industrial chimneys and such have them to prevent em from wobbling in the wind before breaking! Also love them comment at the end hahah! Thanks for the vid, happy days

Thanks for your demonstration. Do you have a video on how to transport a 4x8 plywood?

Thanks mate. You've saved my bacon!

An intentional twist in the strap can also reduce noisy vibrations...

Thanks for the advice much appreciated ❤

Best explanation out there, mate, and I looked at many others after yours. None demonstrate how to use those straps on car roofs like you do. They all throw the other end across to the other bar and secure it there, which makes no sense when the load is stacked on one side like you have and I would have in transporting a few sticks of wood.

Thanks for the video! Picking up 10 5/4 8 inch x 8ft maple for $100 today (so excited) and it's a bit of a drive so I want to be safe. Out of curiosity where are you from? The back drop in your video says Hawaii or somewhere tropical but the accent says otherwise haha. Thanks again!

Just double up the bucket.

Kinda like a transom knot with straps 😎🤙🏽🤙🏽

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One minute into this video and already i have a big smile on my face. Thanks.

Hi Rob and followers, has anyone got experience of using this on thicker stock? I need to cut some firrings out of (old) 4 x 2 and wondered how it may fare? Thanks @takamiwoodshop for the great product test and review

Fyi manual on straps says you need 1.5 revolutions for full tension rating. You did approximately 0.6 revolutions

How fast are you driving in miles per hour? Are you driving over 60 mph (100kph)? I imagine you're driving closer to 70 km/h.... if you're not twisting your ratchet straps. You should always twist your ratchet straps which prevents harmonic huming and vibrations at real world speeds at least in the less oppressed country of America.

What is with this music?? It is awful!!!!

Nice birb you got there at 2:38

Thanks! I’ve used this technique today, it was truly effective! Drywall metal studs, so it was very slippery, but I had no problems at all!

Very well explained thank you

Thank you, this worked perfectly!

Nice video so for making jigs for a router what would you recommend and size

This method was great - I went to the timber yard straight after watching this, and for once didn't embarrass myself by taking forever to lash my wood to the roof. I was amazed by how quickly it went on - "is that it?" Thanks a lot.

If you put a twist in the strap it won’t make that flutter vibration sound. Old school trucker trick.

Nice vid and tips.

I knnow the blade guard is a pain when you want to cut things with the angle grinder.. but you really don't want to see what hapend when one of those spinning blades blow up. They shot blade pieces faster than bullets all around you..I have a neighbor that got hurt really bad on his face by a blade blowing up on his angle grinder.. and he didn't had a blade guard nor a face mask protection on. Jeeez .. he got lucky he didn't lost an eye.. or both...but his face changed forever.

Thank u. Overly estimated the space in my trunk n Now i need to strap our camping beds to the roof😂😢😂😂😂😅😊

So what's the best type of insert nut to use if you just wanna attach a steel rod to a block of wood perpendicularly?

Thanks for this. As a home owner without a pick up this is extremely helpful.