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Great video. The reviews I've seen of the R2555TBL+ have all been very poditive so I've just ordered one. I was aware of the riving knife issue as it had been highlighted in a couple of reviews, but I took the easy option of getting Evolution's shark fin riving knife. Evolution also offer a zero clearance insert, but I didn't get that as I thought I would try to 3D print one. Not sure whether you've perfected your insert design yet, but if u have, and if it's available, I'd be interested in your AMF or STL file.

Love the MFT top you can put up and take down, great build mate 🎉

Love this project, Woodwork Journey! 🛠 The reclaimed wood looks so unique, and it's impressive how you made it work with minimal tools. The folding table idea is so clever-thanks for the inspiration!"

It is a fine looking table. Plus quite usable.

Nicely done Dean. I had a groan of self righteous indignation when the inevitable 3D printing arrived as its such a waste of unrecyclable resources, but thats just me. That drill guide geegaw looks it was designed by someone who has never used a drill. I wonder how many tons of landfill are generated by people browsing and printing this rubbish

Great camera work Dean. I like the good enough for me theme, my favourite type of work.

Hi dean In truthfulness a bodger is a person who makes /turns chair spindles or parts of chairs

To fine tune the angle of cut, don't you adjust the fence? Just guessing, but that's how it's done on my saw

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Pretty decent job Dean! Well done, mate!

Love how you make it all look so easy with just reclaimed wood and basic tools! 🪚 The folding table idea is brilliant for anyone working with limited space. Keep up the awesome work! 👏"

Lol one of the least poo items you made😂 the top looks very nice.

I like it, I think it turned out well. I approve the 3D printed parts... I've 3D printed a bunch of better/nicer (well I think so) knobs and bits 'n' pieces to replace the awkward ones on my shiny new R255TBLX - so thank you for your videos about that saw too.

Great video Dean. I've been laid up for the past week with a bad fibro flair up. This weather not helping me at all. Love the table, I need to one similar for the side of my sofa when I'm like this, it would be much easier to get to my bits and bobs then. Merry Christmas have a good one and stay mobile.

Still with you, Dean! Really enjoyed the video.

Love your honesty. You inspire me to continue with woodwork after a fibro diagnosis.

Hi Dean.. Dean here, haha! Great video! I checked my glasses when it got blurry though 😂 Looking forward to seeing the next one!

Hi Dean, hope your well, Good little fold away table, great workshop project and nothing wrong bodging it or winging it, it works, my problem is measure once and cut twice and it's still too short. As always a great video, catch you soon all the best Merry Christmas

Wish I understood your slang because I could probably use some of it myself. A bodger? Good job, nice looking table. Listen I wasted an 8' piece of 6/4" of maple this week trying to make one of my daughters' Christmas present because I was winging it. I should know better. Glad to see your project come together so well.

Merry Christmas, Dean and wifey

Great video dean shows normal wood working of the average man it's perfect for what you want

Great idea with custom dust intake, it works well, unfortunately it's too long, if cutting bigger wood piece, it'll catch it.

Dean, great video. I've been meaning to do something similar. Steve Ramsey (WWFMM) in the US has a video on the exact build process. Great instructions on how to. BTW, I just noticed that we share the same medical conditions, including AS. I totally understand & feel your pain & resting periods. This is no joke & something I don't wish upon anyone. Unfortunately, my left shoulder/neck bones are fusing together. Extremely limited on motion, both looking left & right or up & down. Not something I expected to deal with in my 40s, but gotta roll with the punches sometimes. Hope you have more, better days than bad. Take care of yourself. This is something no one understands until they face it themselves. Tony - 🇺🇸 California

Yep, I'm still with you 🙂

Yes, good video Dean, and a nice usable little table at the end. Think all us 'bodgers' and 'make it up as you go along' woodworkers would be happy with it

In my workshop clamps are considered less expensive than 3D printers 🤣 Not a criticism of the use of a 3D printer, I think they're a great bit of kit for lots of things, just found the comment funny. Looked like a fun project!

Good work. I enjoyed the candid nature and funny captions

Nice table Dean! Gotta love tech that dinnea play nice. Merry Christmas to you & yours. Take care & stay safe.

Great build, I'm an American builder so worx tools aren't rated high but in fairness for the money there a great deal. But nice shop project, turned out nice. I'm going to try it for my basement shop .

Hi Dean, looking good 😊, keep,it up. A small helper to your issue with drilling a perpendicular dog-hole. Ask me how i know… However as i started similar as you, i found the earlier videos of Peter Parfit (the later inventor of the Parf guide system) He initially used the same drill as you (and i) in his video ruclips.net/video/rX8j-eCz5Og/видео.htmlsi=E5tf4D7UsNrMYh0r he shows an ingenious jig for this bit (minute 6:50) how he got the bit to get it pefectly 90 to the worktop. So long, stay healthy BR & greetings from Germany 🇩🇪 Karlheinz

Great video thank you. I'm really torn between this and the 210mm. May I ask, what are the smallest dimensions it can be when not in use / stored?

Fun little video, with my poor eyesight I would probably paint the hands black so I could see them...

I’m looking into putting a permanent system in my small shop and this looks ideal. Have you seen any issues with blockages etc with the smaller diameter pipe?

I bought one, quality is preety good better than milwaukee which i had previously... but its heavy and always worried to use the saw incase the blade drops... around 31kg As I have been wondering too, about treated timber .. and using it on site.. In 2 minds and thinking either to return the saw or keep it

Hello there could you please tell me what the db sound level is with this table saw please. I don't think it makes it any quieter after it gets running but it sounds like it does. Love your vlogs btw, make some more.

For £1499 I could replace my whole workshop and have some left over to buy a fair amount of jaffa cakes… Not sure if this says more about my workshop or this saw 😂 Great review mate, appreciate honesty that actually helps consumers!

Nice one, thanks for sharing a quick salutation 👍

the proposed regulations were on the HSE website when I looked a few months ago. The proposal does not apply to domestic users. I agree about the comapny and also wouldn't want to have to use something that has been forced on us through lobbying and NGOS, Sawstop became a youtube fad at the start of the decade, because influencers gobbled up the free saws, but I've noticed quite a few makers returning to other brands like Grizzly and Powermatic.

Makes total sense what you're saying. I didn't even think of it from the complacency perspective. Great video.

Update time... Had the A1 for two weeks and all I can say is wowsers... Now looking at the P1S to print ABS etc. I converted my Ender 5 into a filament dryer, not that I expect to need it too often, given the average humidity here is around 40% on a muggy day😆

I have a secondhand Ryobi 10" table saw, i use it to joint pallet boards, with a jointing/tapering jig I've made. It does the job I need it to do and I give it the utmost respect it deserves. It has a brand new blade on, but the fence needs sorting as it does not go all the way across the table, and flexes. My biggest concern with the fence is that it is never going to be capable of taking sheet material, which is what I would like to be able to cut down on it. I would like to be able to make a new fence eventually when I've got a bit more confident in my new found hobby. Or better still replce it with a better table saw, like the new Evolution. Keep the great videos coming Dean take care, and Merry Christmas matey.

What a refreshing opinion. Several years ago, as a new wood worker, I had a lump of walnut kickback. Took me a day to find it, embedded in the insulated roof of my garage. Like the review of the saw you use, will probably buy one myself. Thanks for the suggestion 😊

Thanks for the review and the code, I used it 👍👍enjoy your affiliate kick back!

Mask me up baby 🤭

Here, in the UK, Rutlands sell a 210 mm version of this saw but it is sold under their name not Hyundai or Excel or Evolution. I bought one a couple of months ago and am very pleased with it. BTW, a good video with some very useful information that applies equally to the Rutlands version. Cheers.