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Thanks brother, you really put the YOU in RUclips

I love it! I don’t like my spices on the door basket, screws fall out after a while! Thank you.

Nice idea... gives me some thoughts on how I want to do something similar under a corner cabinet, with it's mostly dead space for me. Perhaps a double stacked set. I too hate digging through my cabinet's spice shelf trying to find what I want without knocking them all over and falling out.

Great video ❤

Huge thanks for this, currently working on restoring and spraying the engine bay of my 68 mustang. Was searching for ideas as far as ventilation and this is exactly what I was looking for! Cheap and great for DIY

Good job and project thx for sharing enjoyed it Keep building God Bless

Good job! I saw this when you first released it and said to myself I would do this when we find a new house. Well that day is today.

Brilliant. Well done! This is very helpful. Thank you, Bud!

I love your video. What is the distance for the T-track from the left edge? And how far to the right T-track?

I’ve been cutting foam for tools for a few decades. This is the first time I’ve seen the heat gun used like that. Thanks for sharing.

Looks great What material did you use for dividers?

Interesting. I like the notches you use on the end pieces (eg, at T intersections). I was laying something out similar and was going to use dados, but cutting 1/8 into 1/4” material seems like a pain.

That looks like it’s going to be awesome to work with your tools by keeping them organized, clean and well protected. Tools are a big investment and when you know where they are that’s half the battle. 🤣

I just found your channel while looking for diy drawer slides. I like the videos, keep up the good work.

How did you square up the fence to the blade so it is exactly 90 degrees ?

where can i source the track? i've had my saw for 4 or 5 years-10" craftsman was new in 73. has needed table since i got it & it's been out of site in the back of my shed. it came w/a book on RAS's, w/instructions on how to replace the table. the book really complicates the job-yours is so much easier! the tracks are a great idea! i'm guessing the tracks are aluminum to minimize damage to the blade if it makes contact? great video!

Bud, wow thanks the tip on your glue up is fantastic. Quick Question, how did you ensure the fence is square to the blade?

Looks great.

Nice and editing thanks for sharing.

that's amazing for 25 dollars :O

I hope when I build the table for the saw I just purchased with I believe the original table in very bad condition. I hope my new table is close to as good as the table you show here. I do have a question I hope you can help me with. The saw I just bought is the second saw I have owned after selling the first one before moving. Other than the electronic display it is the same as your saw, which is newer than my old one. The slide lock is a little tight and cannot be set to either free or tighten the slide. Do you know if it can be adjusted to allow the slide to be free or locked in place?

I'm so making this tomorrow.

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song doesnt fit but its fire

The centring pins are really useful. Whatever hole size you are using you can set three hole positions accurately in one go. I see many videos and people just don't seem to want to use them.

You hafta be an only child. There are more "I" "My" and "Mine" in these videos, than a whole day at the local daycare.

Nice tools except the Ryobi. Doesn't fit in with your other tools. Yikes.

I have an open air shop😢. I live in hot & humid Florida. My current top has crumbled away. What material can i substitute for the MDF? Ty

Love your channel! Do you have plans for your “Ultimate RAS Table Top?”

I don't know why it's a dream table but the music is great... I like the red, makes it easy to use...

where can I get your plans

Where ca I find the dimentions

Height adjustment to level table to arm? Nice table. Ive been wanting to use some "T" track to make a sled for ripping with my radial arm saw. I have an electronic craftsman, though I stopped using it, becuase I came across a much older 12" craftsman tbT is so much beefier, and both an older 10", and 12" DeWalt Ras. None of which cozt me more than $20! I love how inexpensive these most versatile saws are! People are scared of them, and I think that is just swell. The lord hates a coward, and table saws are much scarier to me. Nice table

What is that handheld saw your using called?🧐

bud, do you have a set of plans available? I'm aware different sizes of cabinets will change the dimensions, but the overall plan should be the same, right?

Would this work for a 36-in deep drawer

I think, in general, this is a very cool build. The only issue I see is that, to access any of these, the counter beneath must be empty or at least severely limited in what can be placed beneath for clearance. Looks like there's maybe 8" of room or so behind it when it swings down, and maybe 4" or so beneath it. As someone who loves to cook, I don't know of a kitchen for anyone who needs this many spices that doesn't also have fairly loaded counters. Mixers, food processors, slow cooker, canisters, knife block, etc. And as someone who frequently cooks "on the fly" I can't imagine needing a spice while in process and having to stop and clear space so I can access something I need in a hurry. Again, I think the ingenuity of the design is great. I just don't know that the application solves a larger issue than it creates. JMO

Love the table top for your saw. I am going to replace my top on a saw I bought for $60. I build bee hives and I can set the saw up with my dado blades. Looking forward to getting the saw set up.

Big thank

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Love the videos, and appreciate the ideas of making jigs for the RAS. I'm only curious, as a new RAS owner, is the angle feature of the saw not accurate? Couldn't you use the 90° fence as a reference and pivot the head of the saw? Im guessing that would interfere with the rear fence?

Good addition to top would be a mitre slot routed in top, there for you can use mitre gauge in conjunction with top

Great guidance. Thank ou!

Might I suggest a RA 1030 Dewalt to find its way to your shop!

I’m presuming the drawer stops are mounted to the cabinet front rails? Watching this on my phone, the view wasn’t clear and Bud didn’t clarify in his narration.

You should check your serial number to see if you can get the safety guards for the blade free. That one might be new enough to still get one. Very nice saw and table. Is that a 10” or 12”? With my 12” and a c-clamp, I can cut (16) 1x4’s exactly the same length in two pulls. You got a great deal!

What a traitor. You grew up in the Philadelphia area. This street sign should display the Eagles, Phillies, Flyers & 76'er's. You've been in the Chicago area too long. Time to come back to South Jersey. Your brother (still in NJ). LOL

Thank you!

Awesome build fellow Region Rat (Dyer guy haha)! gonna give this one a go for my place.

This is something I would buy.