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Yikes great to know

How deep does this saw cut?

Good job bro nice reviews

This is going to be my first time sandind a deck (exterior), this video showed me what I was looking for, what to use, where to rent, and how to use it. Thank you very much Sir.

What size column wraps are those? I have some 6x6 posts I want to wrap in black wraps would the superior 6x6 wraps work or do I need to go with 8x8 wraps?

I don’t know what area your in .. But my company does concrete sawing for $500 .. safe you time and labor.. it would take us 30min to get that done ✔️ … E&S Concrete Coring and Sawing Company LLC… look us up !!

Beautiful work and great explanation!

it didn't seem to me that the milwaukee M18 fuel, works noisier without a wire, even at idle

Did you ever do a follow up on the Ridgid rear handle saw?

Working on a front porch renovation, completely redoing the deck frame and decking swapping out the posts and I assumed there would be a beam underneath the “box beam” totally surprised me when I did a small cut out and found it was hallow haha. Did you do the same technique for the sides as well or is the front what’s holding all the weight mostly? Planning on doing exactly what you did here but not sure if I need to add some beams to support the sides or just adding the beam to the front would be sufficient. Any advice would be awesome, good video man!

Been doing deck resurfacing for 17 years and seeing as most of the stain/sealer is well bonded.....you should be using a drum sander ! The result is amazing and when you're in business the time saved is quite justified. The orbital is okay for decks that are faded grey or most of the old stain is gone but painted or stain sealed requires a drum sander.

Great details! How long do you usually wait once you'd sprayed stripper so you can start sanding?

Hottie with the concrete boddie

Great video, about to do mine soon all very helpful tips especially about using stripper first.

Thanks for the vid brother

Sort your shirt out it looks ridiculous

Had the dewalt and lost it in a fire and got the ridged and I can’t stand it.

Great tips. Thank you! On a side note, the gates under the deck are probably already sagging because the diagonal brace goes from the top hinge down instead of from the bottom hinge up. From a comment you made, you probably didn’t build them.

Hey pal, you are on the right track. Here are a few things to consider from a company that does about 75 - 100 deck stains per summer. First have the customer remove all their items from around the deck ... ie hose reels and lawn chairs. Clean the cracks between all the flooring pieces with a compressor (thats where the dirt and gummy items are coming from, gumming up the sandpaper.) I would typically strip that deck first day and sand the next. Much of the overly applied existing stain and protector will fall off with a good stripper making your sanding so nice and clean. And yes, always buy loads of sand paper and just return what you don't use (you're returning the sander so it's not like it's an extra tip). The other thing to remember is this is an outdoor deck. 120 is a bit fine. I am usually 80 grit after the stripping of the existing. No need to polish the deck like an interior hardwood floor. Great start pal. You will do well with your conscious effort of improvement.

What is that metal guide you're using to cut with the circular saw?

What knee pads are you wearing

Great work man. I will try that router trick on the deck I’m building now. Thanks for the tip

Looked nice

Helpful. Thanks.

Bill the painter has been having a real hard time getting the last 3 interior jeldwen solid core doors swinging properly. Yes I know. I'm a painter and I suck but, I am doing everything by the book the pros right here on RUclips say and somehow the all turn into lengthy ordeals😡

If the deck is relatively new the stuff should stick just fine. When I first used it our deck was about 20 yrs old. The deck is about 2.5 feet off the ground. What was happening was the decking would get saturated with moisture from underneath the deck and that was what was causing the deck over to peel up in sheets. Very frustrating. They say they addressed the issue but there is just no was the stuff will adhere to wood that consistently fills with moisture. The new deck boards that I had put down prior to using the Deck over were holding the stuff just fine. Again, because the those boards were still well treated to repeal the moisture.

Why divide the angle by 2 after subtracting it from 180?

4.5 inch diamabrush. I did a 80 ftt deck took 14 hours .then hit it with that orbital sander. Will look like new. That deck should only take 2 hours with the disk. It a lil hard work but will look new after. The 4.5inch diamabrush disk is the only way

Same happening here my hens not laying

Thanks. Respirator and gloves.

I just had a shocking encounter with a Ridgid saw. OK, it was at a pawn shop but it was still wrapped in shrink wrap and the manual was still in a plastic bag. But, what a mess this thing was. Loads of plastic. The gears for the saw blade and tilt were big crude plastic that wouldn't turn. When I finally got the thing too .45 degrees it was way off from the tape. If you adjusted the extention table and locked it, it still moved. Again, this was at a pawn shop for some reason. So, I saw a DW 745 this afternoon. I drove a pretty long way to get it. I'm sure I'm going to like it. Oh, yes, the Ridgid does have a 1 3/8" arbor so you can install a dado blade. That's what inspired my hunt. But, the heck with it, there's a couple of other ways to make dados.

You do this process in one day?

think either u should have power washed first ... and then did the 60 grit or....20 grit .... and then 60... to get that stain off ...im getting into doing decking and that's what I would do

Square sander is def the way to go. The pad will work around the contour of the wood. Cedar 60 then 100 grit. Regular pine with heavy paint or deck over 20-40 grit

Hey did the tape pouch ever break in to fit a fat max properly on the sxs??

Nice work but you shouldn't go above 100 grit because it changes the characteristics of the top grain and starts to close the cells this doesn't let the stain penetrate as much as it could

How long would battery last

Did you guys have to install a lintel?

big help bro. thanks

Are you guys going to try the tempo belt? Its on the website now. I like it

DN’T Ever power wash, Cedar

I went with the elias and the wragell with the new tempo belt

I think i want to buy the elias 2.0. But yeah nice setup u have

I can’t seem to find a video that discusses how the 16 on center continues around a corner. Do I start again from each piece of wood?

Good to know about the tape pouch

Good review, thanks

411... do you know where my missing sock is? 811... can you mark my utilities?

I’m looking to do about 1,000 tapcons. Just star 3/16. Nothing wild. Would the 5/8 be just meh or plenty? I’m just not sure if the 1in is that big of a difference? I’m feeling like yes but not sure.

Any update? Did you end up keeping the Ridgid and liking it?

Thank you very much for the very useful video. I have a Hitachi C10FL that has given very good service for more than 15 years, but it is getting older and I can no longer get replacement parts for it. Plus, it is big and somewhat difficult to store and move around my carport. I was looking into a replacement and was attracted to the DeWalt (I have excellent success with DeWalt tools) but then I saw an add on Home Depot that offered at combination of a Ridgid table saw with a Ridgid compound mitre saw and mitre saw stand for only slightly more than the DeWalt table saw by itself. Bright shiny object there! I don't really need a new mitre saw, but it was an very attractive deal. However, after watching your video and seeing that the Ridgid would be less satisfactory as a replacement for my Hitachi, I think I am going to go with the DeWalt. Thanks again and keep up the good work.