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Drop the music; I have a play list for that.

I tried to look through the remarks already left to see if this had been mentioned and did not see it so... Concerning index marks to set the drill stop collar, on the left side of the storage space there are three index marks space out to correspond to the 1/2, 3/4 and 1-1/2 inch positions. They just aren't painted white for visibility. So yes they are there but just more or less hidden.

From your video, I think I’ll be looking into getting this one. Thank you

Very interesting video, thank you.

Did this project in shop class in high school. I made mine 8 feet long! It took a LONG time!

I have and have used a handful of pocket hole jigs and I have found the Milescraft 400 is the best all around - and for many reasons. One of the biggest pluses is that they use Torx driver and screws! Also the price is a LOT LESS than the other brands. The handy onboard drawer is also another fantastic innovation! If I could only have one pocket hole jig it would be the Milescraft 400 - it's now the only one I use.

Nice!!

Thanks brother

Good job and project thx for sharing Hope you are doing well and hope to see longer videos and builds God Bless

Watched three videos on this topic. This is only one of the three that had it ALL. Best looking chain too!

awesome project...thanks for sharing. BTW what did you use for the screws??

My Dad made 2 of these with his pocket knife. One had a 4 post box at the end with little balls whittled out inside this box.

Still missing your videos and commentary, Mike. God bless you and your family.

What a great review! Thanks so much. I really liked your improvisation to make this a sturdy and rigid tool. Great message at the end too. Thanks!

Thanks! New subscriber.

Great video! Band saws are my favorite machines by far! I have a Craftsman tilt head that I put a Carter stabalizer on. I scroll and sculpt toys, puzzles, letters you name it. A 1/8th 14 TPI blade with the stabalizer is so versitle that I call it the worlds largest scroll saw lol. I keep a second standard model craftsmen for thicker cuts. They do everything that I need. Neither are the smoothest resawers in the world at all but I also have a planer and jointer so that takes care of that in about 3 minutes.

I miss you, Sir - I hope all is better with you and yours! 👊

Does the table tilt to make angle cuts?

Awesòme. Thnx!

Massca - how do line it up, where are the scribe - line up lines

Brilliant video, i was googling how to carve out a figure eight knot, and your video has been a super great help to me. Your step by step process and your end clip @ 6min, showing the different stages is so easy to follow. The tip about cutting along the sides is a great and ill be certainly doing this. thanks again

How many 1x10 and tongue and groove boards do you use for each planter

I like this and has given me an idea. Too bad I can share it with you when done.

Thank you for sharing

Great idea. I’m going to do the same to my project. Thanks and keep it up.

Hello! I would like to make your planter boxes, could you tell me the lumber I would need for the small planter boxes? Thank you!

thanks , just what i needed!!

Great video

Do not understand your mounting issue. If you are mounting it with the wings there are 2 holes in each wing attachment piece to mount to a board. Not only does this work, it has the advantage of allowing you to remove the main unit by sliding it free of the plastic mounts and use it with the clamp without the wings. Lots of time spent talking about a misunderstanding on your part, not an issue with Kreg's design. Also, slopiness in the wings is overcome by screwing them down, but as far a repeatable accuracy, I don't use pocket holes requiring that level of accuracy and am not sure I ever will. So far the stop on the wing has worked fine. Othe rthan those two issues, useful review, thank you.

Excellent video my friend thank you for helping me make my decision!

Great Job and easy to follow directions

I’d buy the M2 because of its durability unless I were making cabinets, then I’d buy the 720 because of the closer two-pocket holes option the other two don’t have. I would have liked to see the pocket holes cut into different materials other than construction lumber. I’ve heard the 720 makes the cleanest, splinter-free pocket holes because it clamps tight with downward pressure as well. Thank you for the video!

I also went with the Armor tool.

I’m looking for a bandsaw, one that’s versatile meaning I can resaw stock, make electric guitar blanks, table legs with complex angles and tapers, etc. I’m so scared to commit to anything that wouldn’t be able to do all those things but I obviously can’t afford a jet or really $800 and up is pushing it for me. I’ve bought cheap tools in the past only to wind up getting the bigger better ones and I don’t want to make that mistake here. I’m not professional but would hope to one day be able to make money off of all this investment. Would this bandsaw be versatile and powerful enough to be worth the investment?

You quit??

I am planning to get one of these when the weather warms up a bit. I had a bandsaw previously and I found i used it on every project.

Been using a Kreg K5 for many years. One feature I like about it is that it has two storage compartments that slide into dovetails on the drilling base that also function as support extensions for longer material. I keep the standard drill bits and related items in one compartment, and the micro bit in the other. I wish it had the locking mechanism of the 720. If you do a lot of face frames, the drill spacing on the Kreg makes its simple. If the Massca had this feature (don't see why Massca can't modify a future model) I'd replace my K5 with the Massca. One drawback to all it seems is the screw length for what passes as 3/4 plywood nowadays...always need to jack with the stop collar setting to keep the screw from popping through the backside of the material...reat PITA.

Wow is it easy to do without any power tools?

I can’t find any smaller than these, I want to taper my bathroom vanity legs but my contractor asked me to install feet levelers just incase the floor is wonky and I want whatever leg leveler recessed or hidden but I can’t find any that are small enough and tough enough because this vanity will have a solid quartz top so I may have to give up on tapered legs

Отлично! ❤

Good review but you dialog is a little hard to hear over the music. Suggest you delete the music. Thanks.

Hit the nail on the head with the directions I’m in the middle of assembling mine

You are correct on the gloves!

I agree with your decision

Nice Mike... missed ya brother hope your well?

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with your audience. Not only are you a skilled carpenter but also a great teacher. Keep up the great work. 👍

Love the music! What is it?

Like your shorts but would love to see a full build