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Thanks man! That’s really cool you made that file, you can email it to me and if anyone would like you, comment below and I can send it to you.

Kody.nussbaum@yahoo.com

Thanks man! 🍻

I think it helps make it more stable. Probably not necessary but it’s a little bit insurance.

Base is 99’ long and 15” deep, the little L that sticks off the corner bumps out to 27” and the top overhangs by 9”. Also its 42” tall with the top on.

Thanks !! Happy building 🔨

I agree, I Definitely carry more tools than this, but this is all that I got in the packouts. My truck has overflowing bags of junk as well 🤣

As long as the saw slides on the rails I think so, only thing is you would want to change the splinter guard if you change thickness of blades to keep that 0 clearance dead on.

I’m not in his league. But yeah I did watch Spencer’s videos and I also like the one John from John Builds it made too. Lots of good versions on YT.

@@mr.4ambuilds913 I don’t think anyone is in Spencer’s league haha

@@leonzelvys1286haha fact!!

I don’t use it very much so I just keep it in a tool bag in my truck. I do have a Festool track saw that I keep in the systainer and carry around with me.

Thanks master

Thank you! As for metric…. I agree haha it’s definitely easier to use and I think I should give it a college try at least. 👍🏻

Awesome, glad you liked it. Happy building.

No sorry, they are basically 2x4’s glued together with lap joints, and the cut ends go down.

Thanks and I agree, I definitely would done that but there just wasn’t enough room to clear with what I jammed in there 🤣

Keep up the good work you're approaching the 1k subscriber count soon! @@mr.4ambuilds913

Thanks I’m really happy with the size, they are each 35” long and 11 1/2” deep. With this miter box there is about 49” to each side of the blade that’s supported.

Thanks, they really come in handy for a quick depth check.

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Yes exactly, the board runs parallel with the fence, you set that distance and that way you can cut the crown in the upright position and the crown stays at the same angle the entire time.

Thank you!!

Thanks! A cabinet for a big trash can with a work top on it is a great idea. 👍🏻

Thank you! Not sure if I mentioned but I also have locking casters on all 4 wheels and that helps when your on a un even service , ie dribeway or old slopping garage floor.

Thank you, I used a pre mixed black in a quart that Home Depot had on the shelf. I went flat or eggshell, not sure but those are my two go too’s.

That’s awesome, glad you liked it. Around the 3:55 mark I show the T track being installed. It’s actually on the back of the wing and uses a flip stop style stop. If you put it on the top then you can use a normal knob style stop. 👍🏻

Thanks for the kind words! I do like both. The nailer is a top heavy, I tend to use it with a 1.5ah battery tho to keep the weight down. It dosent miss-fire often but when it does it’s easy to clear and not having a cord is the best! The router works great. East to adjust, the power is there for what I do and the LED lights illuminate the cut well. I also have the plunge base witch I think is a must have option, and again not having a cord makes it easy to use.

Thank you! That helps a ton..... keep up the good work!

Yes sir, it keeps good time.

I think the back bar is 1’ there is a 3’ in between the bars, then the top on the main bar was about 2’. So from back wall to window is about 6’

The face of panic 🤣

Thank you, they are 37 3/4” long by 11 1/2” deep

Absolutely, few months in and I love them, happy building 👍🏻

I think more plywood drawers with the organizers is a great idea, it’s shop friendly and also could be mobilized. After a wile of using the cabinet pulling open the drawer and then lifting the lid of the packout is a second step that can be annoying, but tolerable.

🤣 *reigning, lemme edit that, thank you haha

Thank you. Damaging someone’s home is the absolute worst, I can only imagine the look he had 😬

Haha that came out and I was like ewww 💀

I agree, I’m not sure witch hand to use anymore, guess I just have better balance now 🤣

@mr.4ambuilds913 yeah, you can definitely use both... but certain rip cuts can be a pain with right blade. The only actual advantage with right blade is for righties using it as a toe saw up against a wall. When I was a lefty, it was great to use a right blade track saw (the TS75 was my go-to for everything). But after losing left arm/leg function, I started to learn much more about the ergonomics of tools. Sadly, Festool has developed a sort of "High and Mighty" arrogance that prevents them from comprehending that things could be better. So, i don't use their products anymore. But, it turned into a positive, because I'd likely have never tried Mafell, which makes festools products feel like Milwaukee. But still, they don't make a left blade track saw. (Apologies for the long winded post, bug I'm actually looking into a all-in-one system I've recently found called the "Torque Work Centere". It's out of Australia and it seems pretty awesome and might put an end to my tracksaw days as a whole.) Anyways, thanks for the reply, stay safe out there!

Thank you. That’s a 6” Paolini pocket rule made by Woodpeckers. It’s like $35 and i use it all the time.

Hell yeah man that’s a good collection. They are addicting .

@@mr.4ambuilds913 I just bought the FLEX 3 drawer and just the drawers total 3 1/2" taller, I am really a PACKOUT fanatic but the FLEX good bu the way I am up to 10 of those Stack Pack

Thank you

A hole saw has a normal drill bit it the middle to hold the hole saw centered while the circular cut is started. If there's already a hole there it just kicks around and you wouldn't be able to use a hole saw. That's where the possibility of it not working comes from. But, he used a little hack of taping a bit of wood on top to hold the bit centered while the outer cut is started.

It was such a small amount being trimmed I wasent sure it would work. Guy below said it perfectly.

Looks like he pretty much just installs cabinets