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@@JakeGeremia You’re very welcome! I’m glad you were able to save time and money. Don’t forget to subscribe if you haven’t already for more builds and helpful DIY’s to save money. 👍

@@SM-oh9hj Great to hear and thanks for letting me know. I’m glad you were able to save time and money. Don’t forget to subscribe if you haven’t already for more builds and helpful DIY’s to save money. 👍

@@lindosithebe4429 Thank you for watching and I appreciate the comment! Welcome to the channel. Don’t forget to subscribe if you haven’t already so you don’t miss future DIY builds.

@@blackstone777 They do require a bit of force and about a quarter turn to the left. Thanks for watching and glad it was helpful! I’m also making a part 2 video within the next week on the DIY PVC headlight removal tool to make the job even easier for those stuck stubborn bulbs in a super tight space.

@@brettbarker8444 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

@@MD-tb6eh Thanks for watching. I thought so too until I scraped up my hand so bad it was bleeding so tried to help others with a better solution. For me I can replace the bulb quicker than removing the tire with a race jack and air tools.

@@scottklein7903 This was the easiest solution for me with a solid build that gave me the depth I was going for. By all means you can design and secure the framing in other ways such as securing the side frames directly into studs if you’re fortunate enough that they line up with your studs and your fireplace wall is centered how you want it. Good luck on the build and let me know if you have any other questions. 👍

@@scottklein7903 Thank you as well! I appreciate you watching.

@@Newspacehospitality Thank you so much, I appreciate it! I tried to break this down in simple steps, but have a full length video here if needed: ruclips.net/video/SRYtKwkLb0o/видео.html

@@jdonnelly1977 I’m glad it was helpful and congrats on the DIY fix! Sometimes we live with issues for so long only to find out it’s pretty cheap or free and easy to fix. Don’t forget to subscribe if you haven’t already and I look forward to producing more DIY videos in the future to save you money.

@@marthareed1723 Great to hear and thanks for letting me know. I’m glad you were able to save time and money. Don’t forget to subscribe if you haven’t already for more builds and helpful DIY’s to save money. 👍

@@wkaufman43 Thanks for watching. I did a collab with Qora Stone, but you’re welcome to reach out for a price quote based on the selection and quantity of material needed for your build. Some material is a bit more pricey but you offset the cost of the material with the labor cost (fewer labor hours).

@@juliejefferson8197 Great to hear and thanks for letting me know. I’m glad you were able to save time and money. Don’t forget to subscribe if you haven’t already for more builds and helpful DIY’s to save money. 👍

@@ugurinan996 Thanks for watching. Go to 9:20 in the video to ensure the blade is parallel to the miter slot and make adjustments using the two 5mm bolts on the rear pivot bracket fasteners.

@@ugurinan996 I also 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

@@inspiringbuilds Thank you for your response. I have currently sent my product back to the service under warranty. I tried to do it as shown in the video after watching it completely. However, it still did not work. When I got an opinion from the master carpenters here, they stated that the motor shaft may have been bent and since the warranty was still valid, sending it to the service would be the best decision.

@@ugurinan996 You’re welcome and I’m glad you’re able to get it fixed.

@@CharlesMingus-sk3wp Thank you for watching. With the issue you mention that is one design flaw with this table saw. If it’s with intolerance I personally would not recommend to mess with it. There are methods people have tried such as with spacers, but I would only go that route if absolutely necessary.

@@CharlesMingus-sk3wp I also 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

@@bruno-wtp Thank you so much. It’s awesome hearing you’re from Brazil. 🇧🇷 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

@@quintanaquintana2212 Thanks for watching. I always recommend to try this first as you can see it fixes the issue a bulk of the time. In your case it may be time to replace the garbage disposal.

@@Gg_blanco Thanks for watching and glad it was helpful! I appreciate the comment. I’m proud of you as you can do this and save a several hundreds of dollars. I’m with you as well, I dislike the yellow, need better visibility, and want the new bulbs to last a long time. I’m also making a part 2 video within the next week on the DIY PVC headlight removal tool to make the job even easier for those stuck stubborn bulbs in a super tight space.

@@peterjada78 Great to hear and thanks for letting me know. I’m glad you were able to save time and money. Don’t forget to subscribe if you haven’t already for more builds and helpful DIY’s to save money. 👍

@@SgtAwesome97 Great to hear and nice work! I appreciate the comment and welcome to the family. 👍

@@martinschultz6228 Thanks for watching and glad it was helpful! I appreciate the comment. Did you happen to upgrade to LED’s? I’m also making a part 2 video within the next week on the DIY PVC headlight removal tool to make the job even easier for those stuck stubborn bulbs in a super tight space.

@@BrentMcDonald-t5t Thanks for watching and sharing!

@@jvinsonhaler Thanks, the video is currently in the editing phase and should be released within the week. 👍

@@mrs.icandi6475 I’m glad it was helpful and congrats on the DIY fix! Sometimes we live with issues for so long only to find out it’s pretty cheap or free and easy to fix. Welcome to the channel and I look forward to producing more helpful videos in the future.

I'm glad you were able to save some money on a DIY repair! Thanks for the comment and don’t forget to subscribe for future DIY and repair videos. 👍

@@paullawra137 You’re welcome! Thank you as well and I’m glad it was helpful. It’s a good feeling completing tasks doing the work yourself and I’m glad you were able to save some hard earned cash!

@@jerryklooster438 Thank you and I appreciate the comment. Yes, I do believe so and have been putting the drill press to work for the past 8 months with no issues. I also put together a drill press playlist with one of the videos showing multiple ways to upgrade your drill press. ruclips.net/p/PLxLuwzp7QVPTuENVs7j1RrOXCSHSWSyBq

@@inspiringbuilds Thank you so much. I will check them out!

@@ChrisDoutre I’m glad it was helpful! I appreciate you watching and the feedback. Hopefully you get your damaged part replaced. 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

@@BLLaKaT Thank you. I supported my local hardware store for this purchase, however times are tough for a lot of people living paycheck to paycheck where every dollar counts. For those I tried to help save money. 👍

@@fromthebottomupftbu3001 😂 I thought I pronounced air filter pretty clear at 0:59. Thanks for watching.

@@robertshones364 Thank you, yes the 5.7 is even tighter with space. It’s a good feeling completing tasks doing the work yourself and I’m glad you were able to save some hard earned cash!

@@kkkevv224 Thanks for watching. It can take a bit of force to spin initially. If it still doesn’t spin it’s time to replace your garbage disposal.

@@matthewgrommesh6808 Watermelon always sounds good 😂. I’m glad it was helpful and agreed brick would look awesome. You can go with a log insert with this fireplace that looks very realistic in person.

@@durrellbowden5495 Thank you and agreed with the engineering, same with the battery being under the passenger seat. It’s a good feeling completing tasks doing the work yourself and I’m glad you were able to save some hard earned cash!

@@FixItFrench Thanks brother. That’s smart, you can get a lot of good quality lumber from swing sets.