Dewalt in my experience is just like any other tool I've had 12 inch bevel saw would jump screw the cut up drills dropped drill brokennever again will I buy anything dewalt, very weak
Thank you! I appreciate it. This is actually the second version of this video. The original had over 100k views but the music was too loud so I dialed it down deleted the original and reuploaded this cut. It's much better but I guess many people have already seen it. It really hasn't got much traction this go around. There is a part two which is more of a talking tutorial version with the addition of a slide lock. If you haven't seen it you may enjoy it as well. ruclips.net/video/0sJBl7pPeyw/видео.html
Very cool! This will be very helpful for my shiny new 7491 along with the dado stack I bought for it. Thanks for another great video on zero clearance inserts!
OK...I really would love to see a video on that overhead dust collection arm you have on your table saw. I've seen some pretty complex designs but your setup looks to be fairly simple and I've already got that shopvac attachment in a bucket just waiting to be used!
Nicely done, like the colors to differentiate them too. The audio level is super low btw, when I turned it up enough to hear anything got blasted by the next ad.
Very cool! I was really impressed with your jig saw skills. Your scroll saw doesn't appear to have a hold-down, but there's no chatter. Is that because you're using a very thin blade that's going slow? I own a similar scroll saw, but seem to have issues with my work pieces staying down on the table even when I use the hold-down. :(
Thank you! It is a thin blade I'm using. If the workpiece is chattering upwards it's most likely because the blade is in upside down. The teeth will change direction closer to one end and that end goes down.
OhEffYeaaaah. Man, less than a minute into your lair, I want to eat a rare-nevertheless-well-crusted steak, drink good (red, or heavy brown), and watch your stuff oledly gran. Because your tube name killed me (and probably would kill Tony, too), because of the Barry White’s Vibe, and the exquisite look of your dust collector. It’s like, for the first time, I feel I know what the thrill of the gambler is.
This video shows how GOOD tutorial videos NEVER go out of style and are always appropriate! !! !!!
Thank you!
Very good!!! Retired and just got a Dewalt. One of the first things is to make a these puppies! Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge!
Thanks!
Dewalt in my experience is just like any other tool I've had 12 inch bevel saw would jump screw the cut up drills dropped drill brokennever again will I buy anything dewalt, very weak
Brilliant stuff! This video should have a lot more views than it currently does.
Thank you! I appreciate it. This is actually the second version of this video. The original had over 100k views but the music was too loud so I dialed it down deleted the original and reuploaded this cut. It's much better but I guess many people have already seen it. It really hasn't got much traction this go around. There is a part two which is more of a talking tutorial version with the addition of a slide lock. If you haven't seen it you may enjoy it as well.
ruclips.net/video/0sJBl7pPeyw/видео.html
thanks for this video! definitely coming back to this one when i make myself some inserts here in a few weeks!
Cool! There's this one too. ruclips.net/video/0sJBl7pPeyw/видео.html
This is by far best video for making replacements
EXCELLENT!!!
Thank you!
This is a really great idea and the extremely practical color system is ingenious.
Fantastic step by step along with the actual tools you used (sizes of bits, etc.). INCREDIBLY helpful!
Thank you!
Very cool! This will be very helpful for my shiny new 7491 along with the dado stack I bought for it. Thanks for another great video on zero clearance inserts!
I have the same saw, didn’t I was under the impression it wasn’t capable of a dado stack. Which one did you get and has it been working for you?
OK...I really would love to see a video on that overhead dust collection arm you have on your table saw. I've seen some pretty complex designs but your setup looks to be fairly simple and I've already got that shopvac attachment in a bucket just waiting to be used!
Thank you for the lesson. I am going to use your technique and make some for my Ryobi table saw.
Thanks!
You are welcome
Good to see you back! Thought I had lost you
Thanks L.D.! I'm still here, just took a little break.
Nicely done! Great camera work. Inspiring.
Thank you!
Nicely done, like the colors to differentiate them too. The audio level is super low btw, when I turned it up enough to hear anything got blasted by the next ad.
Thank you!
Nice
Thanks
Very cool! I was really impressed with your jig saw skills. Your scroll saw doesn't appear to have a hold-down, but there's no chatter. Is that because you're using a very thin blade that's going slow? I own a similar scroll saw, but seem to have issues with my work pieces staying down on the table even when I use the hold-down. :(
Thank you! It is a thin blade I'm using. If the workpiece is chattering upwards it's most likely because the blade is in upside down. The teeth will change direction closer to one end and that end goes down.
OhEffYeaaaah. Man, less than a minute into your lair, I want to eat a rare-nevertheless-well-crusted steak, drink good (red, or heavy brown), and watch your stuff oledly gran. Because your tube name killed me (and probably would kill Tony, too), because of the Barry White’s Vibe, and the exquisite look of your dust collector.
It’s like, for the first time, I feel I know what the thrill of the gambler is.
Perfect!