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@@Ceodayone I appreciate you watching. I put together a playlist (one is an important setup video after assembly for part 2 of this video covering your question) that you may like too that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ruclips.net/p/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e

Thanks for watching! The section you’re referring to was using my right hand for the cap. I used my left hand as mentioned for the bulb removal at 3:16. I hope the video was helpful.

@@greglbennett You’re welcome and I’m glad it was helpful! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. One option is using my link to have it shipped to you for free. I put together a playlist (one is an important setup video after assembly for part 2 of this video) that you may like too that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ruclips.net/p/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e

@@nealbscott My goal was to be as thorough and review everything as best as possible. I put together a playlist that you may find useful that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ruclips.net/p/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e

Thanks for watching and I’m glad you were able to get it fixed for free!

I’m glad you were able to get it and save a lot of cash. I agree it’s still a tight fit but it seems impossible going underneath and then you cut up your hands as well. Thanks for watching and the comment!

Thanks for watching. I don’t want to assume, what does your comment mean?

@inspiringbuilds I see a red door and I want to paint it black

Thanks for watching and I’m sorry that you made a cutting error. Make sure to follow the video and you will get it right. 👍

@@inspiringbuilds - Did you apply poly of any kind to your build after painting it? And how did your project hold up over time?

You’re very welcome and I look forward to having you as part of the channel. I’m glad it saved you cash and nice job!

They are handy for sure! I always get asked for jump starts and my battery is under the passenger seat and second I don’t like putting the strain on my battery. This allows me to help others in less than a minute and also is a backup for me if needed. Have a great weekend!

@@inspiringbuilds great idea. thanks Dan, you too!

Thank you, much appreciated!

@@craigslaughter4564 Thank you so much. You’re welcome and I’m glad it was helpful! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist that you may find useful too that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ruclips.net/p/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e

It can be a pain. Did the video help or is there anything I can help with to make it easier?

To remove the bulb turn it counterclockwise approximately 1/4 turn. They can take a bit of force to remove. 👍

@@janarneberg9969 Thank you so much. You’re welcome and I’m glad it was helpful! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist that you may find useful too that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ruclips.net/p/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e

@@omri3521 For safety purposes the riving knife should be just a bit thinner than the thickness of your blade kerf. Cutting down full sheets of plywood can be challenging, make sure to have enough support if using a table saw and practice safety to avoid kickback.

@@conniejenkins1261 That was the whole purpose of me creating the channel was to Inspire others. It’s awesome to hear and thanks for watching! I only painted the exterior black, the front was left stained to match the interior of the home and didn’t need painted due to it not being damaged from the direct sun. Have a great weekend, it’ll be a nice one to knock out this project!

@@paulmannix1760 Thank you so much. A lot of the setup/adjustments are directly applicable to other brands and models so hopefully you find it helpful. I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist that you may find useful too that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ruclips.net/p/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e

Thanks for watching. Use the straps and spikes shown in the video/listed in the description and install them in the ground. I’ve had them setup for over a year with high winds and no issues with blowing away or flooding. 👍

You’re very welcome and thanks for the comment. Were you able to get them changed? Did you happen to upgrade to LED?

@@inspiringbuilds the guy at autozone said if mine wasn’t setup for LEDs to not get them because they will burn out after a few months

@@60in3.1 Not true, exactly opposite which is why I replaced mine as I didn’t want to do this job multiple times. I’m glad you were able to get yours fixed.

@@jeffnowicki4059 Thank you so much. You’re welcome and I’m glad it was helpful! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist that you may find useful too that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ruclips.net/p/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e

Thank you I appreciate it. You’re very welcome, your comment makes it worth the time and effort producing the free content and I’m glad it was helpful.

Thank you! The minimum kerf width requirement for the DWE7491 is 0.094”. I believe the LU83R020 is 0.091” but double check your blade. For safety purposes you want to have the thickness of your riving knife just a bit thinner than the thickness of your blade kerf. I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist that you may find useful too that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ruclips.net/p/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e

@@HLTrizzay You’re welcome and I’m glad it was helpful! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist (one is an important setup video after assembly for part 2 of this video) that you may like too that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ruclips.net/p/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e

Hi Tim, thanks for watching. I spent a while looking into this for you. Did you buy the bulbs I have linked as I checked multiple JGC’s with no issues? I know this may sound silly but get a helper or I test in the daylight against a dark colored car that I could see my headlights. Your DRL’s will only turn on when in gear so when you put it in park and get out to check then they will show off. Stay in the car and point your lights against the dark colored car and test that they turn on in gear and then turn off in park. I confirmed they worked with this method. Lastly, in Uconnect go to settings - lights - daytime running lights and ensure the box is checked. Hope this helps and look forward to having you watch future videos. 👍

@@inspiringbuilds Thanks much for the reply and I appreciate your research time very much! I should have mentioned that I installed an upgrade Uconnect 8.4 inch system from Infotainment that has CarPlay a few days before upgrading the lights to LEDs. The new Uconnect system can take a day, or two, and sometimes more to learn from my Jeep's onboard computer what functions I have turned on/off as well as heated seats, heated steering wheel, etc. And I think getting used to the LED lights is one of those "learning" functions as well. I had the DRL function checked in "System" section, but they did not come on in the first day or two of driving the car with these new LEDs. Now they come each time I put the transmission in Drive. Also, the turn signals worked just fine on the first use. Now they still work but I get a hyer-flash of the turn signal indicator on the dash, but the actual signals flash at the normal interval. Kinda odd. And I have gotten the turn signal "Left or Right Bulb Out" warning a couple of times as well, but not always. And yes, I installed the LEDs you listed with your video and I am happy with them. I may need a special harness to solve the turn signal issue, but as long as the exterior signals are operating correctly, I'm going to research that a bit further since I am not presently endangering myself or another driver. Again, thanks for feedback - much appreciated, my friend!

@@timmc49 Happy to help and glad they’re working as they should. In regards to the off topic issue with your turn signals how old are the bulbs? Typically you see things like that happen when they’re close to burning out.

@@petepenman3 Thank you so much. You’re welcome and I’m glad it was helpful! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist that you may find useful too that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ruclips.net/p/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e

@@matrixilluminati1132 Thanks for watching and good question. The average time is 7-10 years, but I would replace sooner if you’re experiencing any of these issues: frequent malfunctions, excessive vibration, strange noises, increased energy bills, water damage, running nonstop, or erratic cycling. To maximize life sump pumps should be inspected, cleaned, and maintained once per year. Let me know if that help. 👍

@@diegosaltes You’re welcome and I’m glad it was helpful! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. I put together a playlist (one is an important setup video after assembly for part 2 of this video) that you may like too that will expand the range of projects you can take on with your table saw while adding safety, accuracy, and efficiency. ruclips.net/p/PLxLuwzp7QVPS1GH8p9VvVB-n92f6GCm7e

These will always be separate bulbs. Thanks for watching!

You’re very welcome! I’m glad it was helpful and appreciate the comment. It feels good to DIY and save a ton of cash!

Good call out and thanks for watching! The 2018 model uses the H11 for both low and high beams so ordering two would work and is plug and play. LED Bulbs: amzn.to/3W7auzU

@@noeaguilar7871 Thanks so much, glad it was helpful! Quick questions, should I make a part 2 video that shows how to make the DIY PVC bulb removal tool and did you upgrade to LED?

Thanks for watching. The current setup is a simple Oneida’s Dust Deputy system hooked up to a 16 gallon shop vac. The dust gets trapped in the barrel and not in the shop vac.

@@timmc49 Thanks so much, glad it was helpful! Quick questions, should I make a part 2 video that shows how to make the DIY PVC bulb removal tool and did you upgrade to LED?

@@inspiringbuilds There is a short RUclips video on making a thin wall PVC tool for the Jeep headlights I have. Do a search and it should pop up. I re-ordered the bulbs I was going to use having seen the original 90 degree plug-in style on my 2014 Jeep GC. I'll install them when they arrive in a couple of days.

Thanks for watching. Can you show me where? Many have used my build to make a 4x4 post as well so you can go smaller if you desire. 👍

@@inspiringbuilds Ohio is one of the states . Posts must be no more than 4” square in wood or less than 2” diameter in metal or of a breakaway design.I guess it’s a safety regulation so it would shear off with limited damage to a vehicle. I didn’t know that until my son asked me to build one for him. My own post was built with 6x6”. I suppose it would only be a problem if someone sued me after hitting it. Your post looks great. The hard ware is pricey but looks good.

@@N-1951 Thanks, where is the website to the law?

@@AnthonyCuomo-o9l Thanks for watching and let me know if this works. Precision Miter Gauge: amzn.to/3HqU52A

@@chavezi4531 You’re very welcome. Saving money and doing a repair job yourself is a great feeling! Welcome to the channel as well, hopefully you find other videos helpful.