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That road with the Mc Donalds and Arbys in Las Cruces looked familiar to me! I went to school in NM and miss it very much. Great review thanks. If you are still reading comments by chance do you still like the diamondback? Thanks!

my replies aren't showing, LivingInKaos appears to have relinquished command, can you share your modified file now?

folks on the forum seem to be taking their time getting this to market, can you slightly transform the original file, heck toss your channel name onto it so we can start making them for ourselves.

I've owned a DB 270 (Rugged) and on my 2018 F150 for the past 6 years. Just ordered a 2025 GMC 1500 AT4, Titanium Rush Metallic. My new truck will have a DB HD with 12 preinstalled cleats. I just can't decide on smooth or rugged. Are you still liking your smooth better than rugged? Any thoughts are welcome.

That shop looks awesome.

Everyone got that. Pinch "U" shaped part together for higher reading or spread "U" apart for lower reading until accurate . Or is it the other way around because there is a video by sixtyfiveford where he pinches the "U" to lower the pressure ? I just bought a Pit Posse dial gauge and it's 3 pounds too low compared to my master digital .

does anyone know if this can be installed if your truck has a management system in your bed

This is awesome!!!

I bought a VDO gauge in 1970? and it reads 6lbs low. No screws on the back to take it apart. Any suggestions? I can't remember why I didn't return it?? It was such a disappointment I've never used it.

Very cool! Not sure why people are leaving rude comments. Hopefully this will see light-of-day as a commercial product. Would certainly be useful for people who do a lot of off-roading, ATV owners, frequent driving on beaches, etc.

Almost threw out a Jaco vintage style gauge until I watched this video. Super easy to adjust. It's wild that a 50+ year old mechanism is still in use today.

J'adore cette vidéo, pleine de modestie et de talent ! Bravo pour cette construction, que j'espère reproduire pour ma MFT ! L'idée des tiroirs latéraux me plait beaucoup, car il faut exploiter cet espace pour y ranger les accessoires nécessaires. Merci pour ce partage, et excuses-moi pour avoir fait ce commentaire en français ! 👍👍👍

Dude, cut your nails first. It's disgusting

Very cool! Sure beats wrestling the stock cable back into the bag.

Is this something you would share files for so we can have it made? or something you would sell? I would be interested as I have the same reel, but dont like how its mounted right now

now this is sweet!

thats a really nice small hose reel. Do you know of any small hose reels for home use? Besides buying the 35' and using that?

You just made the ports usable and the hose organized.

BOOM!

I love your videos. Always interesting.

I did this twenty years ago with the same saw. The open back can be mostly made dust proof by using thick visquine and grey ducttape. Just cut a slot for the belt and leave enough bag so the tilt won't tear it off. Your shop vac or dust collector will create more than enough draw to keep ALL dust inside. Also, I sprayed expanding foam under the edges of the cabinet where the table sits on top. I'm still using that same saw today, having changed the visquine a couple times, but it's easy. The down draft though the saw slot is strong and very little gets on the table.

Don't care for it

Nice and simple, thanks. If you don't mind can you let me know the brand of watch band you're wearing. I'm looking for an alternative for some of my leather bands.

Nice work, Ryan.

Nice job

So good to see you back, your attention to detail is next level.

Your NewAge Atomic Camera Cabinet video showed up in my feed today. After watching that, I watched a few other videos on this channel before I noticed this video with a thumbnail of you wearing an OU hat. That was enough to convert me to a subscriber. Boomer!

Great to hear from you again! Back from Hawaii? Keep em coming please

Turned out great! I didn't even know the forum had a YT channel, ill have to check in more often.

Great to see a new post from you. Always a great watch.

Hey do you have plans available for this by chance? For sale or otherwise?

Awesome build! Totally dig the pinstripes. It’s more of an artistic piece you’ll appreciate every time you walk by it, think it was totally worth the time. A side note, the forum is my favorite place but I do kinda dig the break with some GJ video content. Keep ‘em coming. ~lilscorpion

Great to see a new upload from you!

Appreciate the video! Always look forward to them 👍

Fantastic tutorial, thank you!

Great videos, I really like the workbench. Is it possible to get plans?

What year is the 911?

What is the make and model? I'm sick of these new ones not working or only lasting a couple of months.

give more credit for the ridgeline....!!!

Great cabinet for the MFT.

I have that work in my hose

What's up with that title? The table extension is not at all vintage.

Very nice bench and the video’s were both fun and informing to watch. Well done! I was planning to build this kind of workbench from plywood and mdf. But now I have seen your bench, an aluminium base seems to make more sense…

I was just about to send some MDF out to a CNC shop for milling. Did the consistency or degradation problem get resolved. You seemed in the video to slide a new one into place, but didn't mention what the issue was or how it was fixed (or not?). Just wondering before if this is an ongoing issue with MDF? Thanks

I love my shark guard on my unisaw, do wish the riving knife would adust with the blade.

How much does the bench weigh? Is it heavy enough and ridged enough to support hand planing wood?

I downloaded the skp file and opened it with the skp file viewer. I am not familiar at all with SketchUp. when i opened the file with the viewer I cant see any measurements. Am I doing something wrong?

Miss your content. Will you be back???

I would be glad to pay a goodly sum for full plans on this. if you have room in your life, I bet others would too.

I use a Lifetime 4 Ft Adjustable Folding Table for an outfeed table. It works great with my jobsite table saw. It is very portable and light weight and it doesn't have to be attached to the table saw. If you are like me, I only use my table saw in my garage. I don't always need an outfeed table. The folding table sits in an out of the way space in my garage and only comes out when I need an outfeed table. It only costs $63 on Amazon.