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I will have to look into that. Thanks for checking out the video.

Thanks for checking out the video. How is the push stick working out for you?

Thanks for checking out the video. I appreciate it.

Yeah, some people are more sensitive to details like that. It's a good thing that it is not a prerequisite for being able to purchase, own, and use the tool right. LOL Thanks for checking out the video.

That’s good to hear. So far I am impressed with it. 👍🏾

So far mine has been fine that being said adjustability can lead to inaccuracies over time. If I had to choose I would stick with the simple 90 degree. Simplicity is best in my opinion.

​@@daddysharespacethank you. Thing is that the adjustable rail square is also sitting on top of the meterial you're cutting which seems to make it more stable to work with. Am I wrong?

You are right you do have extra stability with the FSWA resting on top of your work piece. That being said the 90 degree square is light enough so it has not been an issue for me.

Father Share Space sounded worse. LOL 😂

My pleasure. Thanks for checking out the video.

Thanks it has been quite useful so far.

I don’t consider that harsh. lol. You make a good point. I have yet to glue the pieces up so possibly I can circle back with an update on that point if I remember and have time. What I can say is that I have relatively new blades. I have not noticed any aggressive blade makes or burning thus far that has jumped out at me. That seems to be a good start. 👍🏾

That’s why I pay for the 2 year warranty to protect my purchase for at least 2 years. 👍🏾

Thanks for subscribing and checking out the videos.

I might do a short video on that.

I am looking forward to trying a proper table saw with the different types of blades. At some point I want to experience the difference between A/C and battery power.

Glad it helped!

I tried that multiple times without success. The smoke machine helped me discover the leak. Once I fixed it the system reset itself after driving around awhile.

Huh are you just buying everything for no reason?

I purchased the 60 first. The 120 offers larger cut capacity.

I could pay for college to take woodworking or I can purchase the tools and have my own woodworking course in house. All self taught. Also, RUclips offers the opportunity to make money by sharing our experiences and or purchases online. You watching the video contributes to my channel. You clicking on the video and me having access to the tools to teach myself woodworking that is two reasons right there. 👍🏾

I understand, why don’t you sell out stuff that became redundant. I mean that’s one of the many reasons I like Festool so much, they retain value and are easy to sell when the times come

Initially, I felt the same way. However, considering that I am a DIY person and not a contractor, I have had no issues with the fence system in my personal use case.

@daddysharespace So you feel once you lock it down, there isn't any deflection? Sorry for the questions. I'm just considering one, and at that price, I'm trying to figure out if it's worth it.

The saw in my opinion is for small parts and finish style carpentry. I would not purchase for heavy duty things. Check out tool box buzz. They did a job site saw comparison. The Festool is its own thing. ruclips.net/video/-CpO8CURY6w/видео.htmlsi=Yr544OyeuDHzXL0M

@daddysharespace Thank you, sir.

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I did. In the video, I used scrolling text to acknowledge that. Also later in the video there are close up still images that show the proper orientation near the hinge.

That makes sense. The larger pad decreases sanding time. I should have spent the extra 100.00 to get the 150/5 instead of saving 100.00 to get the 150/3 bundle that came with the sandpaper systainer.

No problem. Thanks for checking out the video.

I completed a no load test with a 2 amp hour battery. I got 39 minutes and 54 seconds of run time. 137.44 oz about 8.56lbs Dewalt drywall sander 1.4 lbs. Dewalt 5 amp hour battery 8.56lbs + 1.4lbs Sander plus battery total weight 9.96lbs

And it holds tools too!

Agreed. I am still on my first bag and I have had my CT48 for a few years now.

I understand where you are coming from. I would not purchase another 12-inch Milwaukee miter saw. That being said I have not had any problems with my impact wrenches and ratchets to date. I use them regularly for auto repairs. Dewalt does not offer the same range of tools for auto repair. It seems that all the brands have their own strengths and weaknesses.

I am not brand loyal when it comes to vehicles. For me the facts are I purchased this vehicle with around 160 to 180,000 miles on it for $5500.00 over 10 years ago.I am over 260,000 miles currently. I change the oil, spark plugs and brakes. It just passed smog in CA 2025. As a rule, vehicles are depreciating assets. I would love to have a nice, new, visually appealing vehicle. My vehicle gets me to work and to the grocery store. Besides that it does not make me any money.

Interesting.what type of electrical problems?

It was because I did not have it dialed in correctly.

No problem. I hope you get it all sorted out.

I will make some.

Great - that will give you a chance to use your bandsaw to build a few very useful shop assistants. From what I heard, the commercial push sticks made from plastic may shatter if they come in contact with the blade, so wood push sticks are better than plastic.

Good to know. That actually makes a lot of sense.

That is a good rule to have. I admit I need to be more diligent about table saw safety. I also want to get some feather boards to help with getting more consistent results.

I was using a 24 tooth blade in both saws in the video.

In the future I hope to try out a proper cabinet saw. For now I use the Milwaukee for dado cuts.

LOL, I do need to improve my technique. My wife gave me grief because I keep looking up at the TV. I have to do better.

I do like my jointer though I would like a longer infeed and outfeed table. I have not changed any of the cutters as of yet. One of them does need to be rotated I just have not done it yet.

I understand how you feel. I gave away my old, corded Ryobi table saw to a coworker. I offered him both the table saw, and the 12-inch miter saw for free. The guy got selective and said he was not interested in the miter saw. I ended up giving it to the Goodwill. I do not miss either tool, but I will not be offering tools to selective people for free in the future. And I never felt good about Goodwill making money off of my miter saw. With all that being said it can be quite the challenge selling Ryobi tools as they do not have much resell value. For the time being I am keeping my tools until I come up with a better alternative.

Nice. I am always in a state of flux with the shop, and I have yet to find the best setup.

Dewalt 60v is the way to go

I have not experienced a proper cabinet saw to know the difference.

So far, I would give the Dewalt the edge.

I started with Ryobi tools. Before I increased my investment, I wanted to see if my interest in DIY/ Woodworking would persist. As my interest grew, I considered selling my Ryobi tools. I have been a registered nurse since December of 2001. That is how I make my living. Between my faith, wife, children, and day job, I have spent zero time cultivating personal relationships in my day-to-day life. When I owned a Ryobi table saw and a 12-inch miter saw, I offered to give them to a coworker to clear space. I was a bit taken aback when the guy got selective and only opted to take the table saw. In keeping with my word, I gave him the table saw free of charge. I donated the miter saw to Goodwill. I never felt good about giving something to a business that profited from my hard-earned money. I also learned that it is not only difficult to sell used Ryobi tools it can also be challenging to even give them away for free. So that being said since I have not been working on cultivating personal relationships because I have been too busy and the only option is to make some business money I decide to go with option c which is to hold on to the tools until I feel it is time to let them go.

@ you have done good. I envy your shop and I am a retired professional carpenter. Well done young man. 😉

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By lower end I was not suggesting lower quality. The all in table is the 1699.00 model in my opinion. If you don't have the money for the larger table maybe you might settle for the smaller option due to price. That is not an indication of quality in my honest opinion. Sure it may not be the best usage of the English language to say lower end but not everyone requires exact statements to deduce the meaning of what is said. Again feel free to find a creator that better suits your expectations.

ruclips.net/video/YSacsC2QBow/видео.html Admittedly, I did not know that the shortcut had an update. The update came in 2022. facebook.com/dashboardpws/videos/its-the-new-shortcut%EF%B8%8Fbench-from-dash-board%EF%B8%8F-portable-workshop-half-as-long-but-e/4959411934147482/ You can find the video on Facebook if you are interested. This video clearly shows that the original shortcut did not integrate both sets of legs. The detached leg was a deal breaker for me, so I never looked into it again. July 24th, 2024, price proof. web.archive.org/web/20240724111941/www.dashboardpws.com/products/portable-workbenches Prices change, but the proof can be found on web.archive.org/ You should try it sometime before you think you know what you are talking about. Feel free to find another creator to serve your needs. Thanks

Nice. I was hoping the Vuzix would continue to innovate.

Glad it helped. Thanks for checking out the video.

Thanks for the information.

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What is that music man Super smooth

I use artlist. The genre is lounge music.