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I had a little trouble as well. Unfortunately I didn’t video the assembly.

@mancaveworkshop i finally got it together and low and behold it's good saw

I added one but sometimes it takes an hour or so to be added

@ sorry I’m asking what song did you put in the video. I can hear it.

My apologies. It's called "Some College" by National Sweetheart - ruclips.net/channel/UC057nsZ4cYPjwiiJSEuUnBg

Thank you so much. Glad it helped!

While I'm a big fan of Bosch, it looks like the evolution comes with a dust collection hook up on the blade guard. Since I'm huge on managing dust, I would select the Evolution just for this feature. Also, the table surface is bigger. While I don't have experience with the Evolution, the downside is that it seems to be of lower overall quality than the Bosch. Good luck with your decision.

Hi, there are 2 links in the video description. The first is the actual fan on amazon, the second is a cheaper option. I actually bought mine at a big blue box store.

All feedback is good feedback. Listening again, I agree. Changed!

Thank you! Cheers!

My ceiling is about 9'3". I used the short extension on mine, but yeah, at 10', I'd try the 18" extension as well.

Thanks man. Hope it helps.

Unfortunately I did this before deciding to start my channel. I do have plans available in the links below the video.

Awesome… this is exactly what I’m trying to do in my basement. Great work bro

@@rue2241 Thank you. Let me know if you have any questions. You can reach out at gary@mancavegarageworkshop.com

Thanks for the kudos. Can't wait to finish it off with the same theme. Maybe by the end of the year. Just never enough time...

Really appreciate that. Thanks for watching.

Unfortunately I do not and don't want to give you bad advise.

I didn’t realize there was a difference

Thank you! Much appreciated!

Thank you. My wife loves it!

You are quite welcome. Would love to see a pic when done.

Thank you so much. I put a lot of thought into it.

I think it looks like I tightened it more than I actually did

Thanks?!

Thanks for the feedback. I updated the links.

Go Lightning! Glad I could help!

Appreciate the kudos. From your short description, it sounds like there may be a loss wire. If it only flickers when the fan is going, I would bet on that for sure. I'm not sure what you mean when you say it doesn't match up with the remote. Does the remote accurately control the light and the fan?

Thank you for the kudos. I will put together another video that shows the dust collection. It’s still a little too new to tell you what I would change.

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you. Took my time planning and building

Thanks. Much appreciated. Actually spent months planning and designing

Please do!

Thank you. Check out the HDX floor tile video on my channel

HDXT Floor Tiles - ruclips.net/video/jLVP2avfa34/видео.html

Thank you, much appreciated.

Many thanks. Much appreciated.

Thank you very much!

Thank you for letting me know. I have fixed all the links. Sorry about that!

Of course. Please do. Anything particular you liked?

I don’t like the glued end for the reason that you need to cut the pipe from the wall if you need to replace it. I considered the shark bite but that presents the same problem. I do appreciate the consideration and input though. Thanks for the comment.

Good luck! This is a good 1st printer. It may give you frustrations. I recommend doing the autolevel before each print at a minimum and like every 3 prints tuen it in with the paper method.

Thank you! The kudos is much appreciated. I'm glad it helped!

I don’t use floor jacks or jack stands in the garage so can’t answer. If you could bract the company they are very responsive and helped a lot when picking the tiles. They will even send samples and you can put them through the paces.

Sorry I missed this. So far so good. Pretty happy with it. Wish it was a little smaller but hard to find a canister with a top that will fit the two 4" connectors.

Really happy with it. Works great! Still recommend it.

I have been on the road at 65 mph on a couple hour drive. These tires are "rated" at 55 mph. I've seen other tires that are rated for 65 mph that can be swapped in which I haven't gotten around to buying yet.

That’s a fair comment and I appreciate the input. I had considered that but went this way for the primary reason that these boxes are not attached to studs. Also since there is no exposed electrical there is no need for box cable which I’m assuming is conduit.

Why would it get plugged?

The wires coming from the ceiling should tuck back into the ceiling box (along with the wire connectors). As you can see in the box I have there is not a lot of room but they do fit up there.

Thank you! Months of planning!

Here’s the link… Rockler Router Lift - amzn.to/42VLpKY

Thank you. I still love the pattern. I think they have held up really well. If you watch any of my other videos, you will see I don't take it easy on them. The workbench I am building rolls around the garage with ease as does my large tool chest. As far as walking on it, it is louder than walking on concrete, but I wouldn't call it loud. You do hear your footsteps. I don't think I would say its plasticky :) I walk out there barefoot on occasion to raid the beer fridge and don't mind walking on it at all. Actually prefer it over the concrete. There are 2 things to consider. First, leave enough room around the edge of the garage for expansion. I didn't and I live in Florida. When the sun hits the tiles (like when I leave the garage open while I'm working in there), they expand. I only left a quarter inch around the perimeter. That was a mistake. Leave a half inch like they tell you. Second, if you have an odd shape garage like I do, I think I would have made 2 separate sections, one for the 2 car and another for the 1 car and finished it off where they meet rather than joining them. This caused me to have to get creative (as I showed in the video) and I now have to go back and fix it. I still recommend these. Better than the epoxy. Easier to put in and I bet it will hold up better and longer.

Great stuff

For getting the 4x8 MDF on the table? I wasn't sure how that was going to go...

I am not paid by anyone. These are the tools I have and this is the workbench that I have been designing for 4 months. Pocket holes are not holding the bench together. They just stabilize the walls. Dowels, nails and construction screws hold the frame together. And yes, its painted! I am renovating my garage into a workshop that I want to look good and not just a bunch of bare wood. My previous workbench was stained and I don't like how it looks after a decade. Let's see your work!