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Thanks for the feedback, that was not my intent. What I intended to indicate is that you should stop using the miter gauge as-is and suggesting an improvement that you can make to it. The title also reflects that this is an upgrade to a cheap miter gauge. Have a great day!

I agree I lasted 2 mins click bait title won’t be watching any more vids and n this channel

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Thanks for the feedback! I don’t do many product type videos, but will keep that in mind for the future.

You’re welcome! Yeah, I can relate to that same frustrating experience. I spent like 45 minutes walking between aisles at Home Depot to figure out which ones worked with the display saw lol!

I think it was approximately 4” but any spacing will work as long as you have enough space to fit the cleat in place and move it easily! In my experience, if they’re too close things can start to feel a bit cluttered, but some people prefer them super close.

Great point, generally speaking it’s not the ideal way to join pieces together, but in my experience it’s not always an issue, especially if you make a few considerations. I believe this issue is due to the way wood grain runs, and it can result in splitting pieces. The key way to avoid this is putting the screws in at an angle, this will give them a better opportunity to securely anchor into the wood. I would also recommend pre-drilling if possible. If this were a decorative piece, I would not recommend this, but for this use it’s held up fine for the couple of years I’ve had it up. Also, I believe these were 4” screws.

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Greetings! Thank you so much, really appreciate your support!

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It’s under the hood in the very front near the center.

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Thank you! It is approximately 6” from the ground to the top of the ramp. God bless!

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Thanks! I hope it works for y’all. God bless you too!

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Awesome!

You definitely can, but I honestly don’t think it is necessary unless you plan to add a lot of weight to the french cleat. In my experience, 1 screw per stud is plenty!

I’m not quite sure how to address that. In my case, when I held the trimmer upside down all I had to do was rotate the head and then I was able to insert the pin and unscrew it. I didn’t have to do anything special for it to clear. Also, make sure you are only removing the part beyond the pin. The pin itself and the slot it fits in stay in place when it’s removed and do not spin at any point in the process.

@ you’re a lifesaver with that response. The top is the only part that threads off I was running against resistance with the metal rim at the bottom and I thought that had to screw off as well. Thanks for your video and response to my comment.

Oh gotcha, glad you were able to get it off! Sure thing!

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​@@wchops7578 Sorry for hurting your feelings. Have you read your storybook?

I don’t sell the ramps, just made them for myself!

Hello, I think mine is the HD55. Honestly, it’s a bit hit or miss. It definitely takes a few passes to get an accurate measurement. Even still, I’ve had instances where I missed studs and this says I’m right on it. For the price it isn’t terrible, but it can be a bit frustrating to have to go over the same spot multiple times to double check. If you have the budget for one with really good ratings that works 99% of the time, I think it would be well worth it to invest in a really good model.

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Hmm that’s very strange. I’m not quite sure what could cause that to happen, but I would definitely stop using it until you figure it out. With dust collection systems in general, I’ve read concerns about static electricity buildup, but I wouldn’t expect that to appear in the sander. I suppose something else to test is if it still sparks when you are not using a dust collector. My inclination is that this may be an issue with the sander itself and not the dust collection setup, as I don’t think this setup has much electrical risk, but I could be wrong.

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I’m assuming you meant steady beep. Generally, the steady beep indicates a stud. If it’s indicating that across an entire wall though, there may be another material or condition that is causing it to falsely indicate a stud.

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Thank you! I believe it was for the overall length including the angle.

Yes, thankfully there was enough space behind the drawer to fit the 2x4 in my case. I definitely recommend it, as I feel like it added considerable strength for the brackets!

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Awesome, thank you so much!

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Thank you! Yes it is definitely a money saver!

I believe my filter actually came with a couple of clamps, but you should be able to find them separately as well.

Yes, that’s a great point! This was just a quick temporary setup for me, but for something permanent that is definitely best.

Thanks! I can’t remember exactly where I got these, but if you look up “garage hooks” on Amazon there’s quite a few. Here’s a pretty similar one that I found: amzn.to/3BBF5io

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