I have 4 Festool tracks, and I never have a problem just placing the track on a surface and counting on the slip resistant strips on the bottom of the tracks. Just a little FYI. I use it that way constantly. I do a lot of hardwood floor repairs that require clean straight cuts that are in the middle of floors with nothing to clamp to. Also, their new vacs have built in bluetooth controls so your cordless tools can actuate the vac the same as the corded ones do, and if you have an older vac (That looks like an older model 36AC) they sell retro kits to add the blue tooth switch to the vac. Double also, the gauge for the depth setting on the saw measures depth both with and without the track. the portion that sticks out all the way across the gauge measures your depth without the track, the portion the sticks up above where it says "FS" measures your depth with the track. So once you have that depth dialed in (it's adjustable) you never have to measure it manually as you did. I often find that on an extension cord the power drop off sucks from a 15amp circuit. I trim new homes as my bread and butter so I invested in a box that I got off amazon that plugs into a 30amp washer dryer outlet, which converts into (2) 20amp breakers. I find that with the 20amp line, I don't lose power over a long extension cord. I'll add link to it in Amazon www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000KL4I2K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I want to thank you for your amazing drywall videos as they were priceless in my kitchen remodel as I tore out a wall and had to replace some areas with drywall. I can honestly say it turned out great because of the knowledge that you shared. Your videos are entertaining and informational and I find myself addicted to watching your content and learning along the way. Thanks again!
Festool sent you that! Good Job being on the radar! Absolutely love track saws, 90% replaced my table saw. I have a Makita setup. That handle fitting through the trak is neat. Festool goes so far above and beyond to have extra QofL features. I've screwed my track on to a old wall that had multiple door heights and made the openings all identical. It's awesome how creative you can get with the use of the track, so quick to setup, and so nice knowing it's perfect straight. Us so impressed at you skills on a skateboard! Tony Hawk's tradesman of choice.
So happy I discovered your channels. The motivation I get from your content has helped me a lot. I got back into skating after years of addiction, depression, and just all around living an a**holes life. I'm now back in school to do some upgrading with the main goal of getting into welding, while also skating as much as possible. You're the man Ben!
I’ve been binge watching your channel so I can learn what I need before I start repairing the home we bought. I homeschool our kids and my eight year old son adores you. He watched up to see who I was watching and he said “Oh, look! I love that guy!” You have a very big fan in that kiddo!
Going through your channel because of a bit of drywall work I'm procrast... studying how to do the work. Then I saw this. Super pleasant and informative channel with a little skate video in to just make it even awesomer.
I am a Festool addict, have and use a lot of their tools for woodworking, including my tracksaw, but didn't know about the update they made to the tracks. Those sticky pads are really smart for certain applications! Thanks for sharing, Ben!
Hi, new home owner here, trying to DIY some stuff, love your channel. I'm planning a project, but there's one part of it that I'm not sure how to tackle, and would sure appreciate your opinion on the matter. I have a living room wall that I want to cover up with a built-in bookshelf from one end to the other, up to the ceiling. My problem is that the right edge of the wall is an outside corner leading into a corridor, and I would like the right panel of the bookshelf to look like the continuity of the corridor wall, so that the bookshelf really looks like it's recessed in the wall. At first I was planning to build the whole thing out of drywall, but soon realized that all those outside and inside corners would be the death of me, so I decided to build the whole thing out of plywood. My vertical panels will be 2 x 3/4" plywood sheets fixed back to back with the sides flattened with wood filler, all painted in white to have nice 1 1/2" thick clean boards. I was planning to make the end board (right side of the bookshelf) with 2 x 1/2" plywood boards and a 1/2" thick drywall panel fixed back-to-back, with the drywall side continuing the existing wall, taping the joint and mudding the whole drywall board to make a nice clean job. But I do not know how to finish up the front of the board, which will be both plywood and drywall edges, so that it won't crack on the long run. So, what would be your solution to that problem? Appreciate any tips you could give me. Thanks.
Well done! I've been debating getting a track saw for a while but I think I'm going to pull the trigger. They're awesome and you make it look easy. And now for a completely random non sequitur, as a balding man, Great Hair!! 😀
My husband has a tank top that said Sun's out, Buns out, and it has two surfer sides, but one is a hamburger, the other a hotdog 🤣 he did have the Guns Out one, but my old washer ate it 😬 hence "old" washer 🤣
You need a panther blade for that TS55 for ripping, goes through twice as fast. The standard blades are good for sheet goods and crosscuts but will bog down when trying to rip. Nice job though 👍🏼
The sticky strips are odd being 1-time use and disposable. A new moneymaking idea from Festool. I like the screw holes but those will have limited use given the fact that usually I don't want holes in the wood I'm cutting.
Great job Ben! Love the "crossover" episode as I usually just watch your skate channel "Ben Degros" even though I originally came from this channel 😄💕👍
The depth gauge has two levels- one for with a one without the track. There’s a little knob that lets you calibrate the depth as well. Always worth checking manually though!
@2:07, OK, that's pretty ingenious. And @2:08, when I was buying festool tracks for my dewalt tracksaw (festool tracks have more accessories) the Woodcraft guy told me never to but the two ends together. He had more confidence in the track alignment bars. And that the ends get banged around more. Made sense to me. And @5:20 I would have thought you could wash it out and reuse it? Like those 3M coat hangers.
They shoulda included a Velcro tie for the power cord to go w/ vacuum hose to keep out of way when cutting, also allows for movement “slack”. If didn’t get one, just get some Velcro cable ties and put on power cord and the wrap around hose to secure and allow for movement, than can undo from hose and Leave tie on power cord, etc…. Nice saw though and nice footwork on the board. What wheels rocking, btw?
G'day, Great video looks like a very nice system. My only problem is I wish that they were around in my day. They would have made my life a lot easier. But I'm retired now. Owe well I think I might stay inside today it's cold 🥶 outside 🤣.
I've always thought the only drawback to the Festool track saw setup was, aside from the blade, there is a lack of consumables. Seems like they finally fixed that problem! Hopefully they will come out with a one time use battery for their cordless version, or at least the ability to run it off 12 D cell batteries.
I don't know that's a little rich for my blood I liked your video what carpenter tool you bring to a job you made a couple years ago most people can't afford festool
Hey Vancouver drywaller. I have a question about questionable surfaces. Which works better as an additive. Wood glue/pva or acrylic additives? This is going on a painted surface. It looks like very low sheen. I think I will sand it first just in case
The newer Vacuums feature Bluetooth connectivity for integration with cordless tools presumably? At least i´ve seen one with a wireless button that you could attach wherever you´d like
Oh man. You need the bluetooth module for the vac. Number 1 - you get a remote (I think - or else get the remove separately, definitely) - that way you never have to walk to turn it on. You just put it on the business end of the hose and then you can turn it on from the hose. BUT ALSO - it syncs to the batteries on the cordless tracksaw and you get the same turn the vac on automagically action. Oh man. More edits. The depth gage has two indicators - one for with the track and one without. Make sure you're reading the correct one and you won't have to guess.
@@vancouvercarpenter Hope it's something good! I've learned more things form you than I could count over the years - appreciate your vids. But yeah. I was hesitant to spend the $$ on the Bluetooth module ('cause it's Festool and it ain't cheap) but after a week with one remove I immediately got another one for my other hose. It's THAT convenient. And of course the whole Bluetooth battery sync (that's what syncs to it really, not the cordless tool itself but the batteries)...
Could you Add food coloring on demonstration videos to show different layers. I've watched MANY videos on RUclips and searched reddit. Google couldn't even really help. Maybe?
Very nice. I like their tools, but the wife would never let me get a $1500 on one. Since I don't use it for a living, can't justify the cost. I'll stick to my old chunk of 2" angle, clamps and porter cable circular saw.
Please help me VC. I got this side job and ive been remudding and resanding the same frikin bathroom wall for over a week now! So originally I mixed the mud to the texture im familiar with u know kinda runny to where itll just about run out of the pan ok i mudded the entire wall and then I tried sanding it and I had a couple spots that needed more mud and that's where the issues began. Ok so now when I sand the new mud it has a different texture than the old mud and it seems harder and more dense than the other mud I mixed. I finally said F it and just remudded the entire wall and I sanded it down and then once again i muat not have did an even coat on everything because there was a spot that didnt sand like the other now it was more soft. Idk what to do. I tried sponging it with a wet sponge but that doesnt work. I tried very lightly sanding to get this hard coat of mud to be even with the softer coat but it just chips off it doesnt even really sand unless i apply a shit tin of pressure and it was mixed just fine. Idk what the hell im doing wrong please help me get out of this house
May totally be true but I recall when doing my research for a track saw, the large festool track saw had the most power out of all the saws and the second was the smaller festool. I went with Makita due to good quality and not breaking the bank like festool. That said I'm an electrician and it has to be a pretty long run for voltage drop to be an issue or shitty 16 gauge extension cords.
@@Matt-my7pz I've used all the track saw you mentioned and I have and old festool that a got from my friend for 200. If I were to buy one today it would be the makita it has more power then the festool and it is cheaper. I just picked up the cordless makita xsh08z circular saw that also fit on the track
@@Stevesbe cool! Yeah first hand experience is undeniable. Kinda happier I have Makita that you say that. That said I find corded tools to last forever even though I'm all about cordless and would love a cordless version of a track saw. BUT 2 years after buying my track saw locked up and I brought it to a local for repair, such a bad experience, the buggar trashed the shoe with sand and oil embedded in it. I literally had to file some areas where the aluminum was roughed up through the coating. So made, I said "It sucked (no knowing the extent of mishandling at a repair shop!) that I had to pay for it after the warranty just ended", then peckerhead said "it cost me a bunch trying to figure out the problem". He didn't even know what a track saw was apparently. I was so pissed off at the time. Years later anyway the saw seems to be working. Although the motor has always sounded laboured a bit.
You did all that just to skate on it? 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I thought it was a part of a project for a customer. Well, I respect your creativity for your hobby, well done.
There is so much about that track saw that you don’t know and you are doing wrong. I don’t understand why Festool trusts you to be a advertiser for their company when you aren’t even using the products correctly. 🙄🙄
There isn't anyone I respect more who knows less about what the names of stuff are!
😂
Fair
I have 4 Festool tracks, and I never have a problem just placing the track on a surface and counting on the slip resistant strips on the bottom of the tracks. Just a little FYI. I use it that way constantly. I do a lot of hardwood floor repairs that require clean straight cuts that are in the middle of floors with nothing to clamp to. Also, their new vacs have built in bluetooth controls so your cordless tools can actuate the vac the same as the corded ones do, and if you have an older vac (That looks like an older model 36AC) they sell retro kits to add the blue tooth switch to the vac. Double also, the gauge for the depth setting on the saw measures depth both with and without the track. the portion that sticks out all the way across the gauge measures your depth without the track, the portion the sticks up above where it says "FS" measures your depth with the track. So once you have that depth dialed in (it's adjustable) you never have to measure it manually as you did.
I often find that on an extension cord the power drop off sucks from a 15amp circuit. I trim new homes as my bread and butter so I invested in a box that I got off amazon that plugs into a 30amp washer dryer outlet, which converts into (2) 20amp breakers. I find that with the 20amp line, I don't lose power over a long extension cord. I'll add link to it in Amazon
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000KL4I2K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I want to thank you for your amazing drywall videos as they were priceless in my kitchen remodel as I tore out a wall and had to replace some areas with drywall. I can honestly say it turned out great because of the knowledge that you shared. Your videos are entertaining and informational and I find myself addicted to watching your content and learning along the way. Thanks again!
Festool sent you that! Good Job being on the radar! Absolutely love track saws, 90% replaced my table saw. I have a Makita setup. That handle fitting through the trak is neat. Festool goes so far above and beyond to have extra QofL features. I've screwed my track on to a old wall that had multiple door heights and made the openings all identical. It's awesome how creative you can get with the use of the track, so quick to setup, and so nice knowing it's perfect straight. Us so impressed at you skills on a skateboard! Tony Hawk's tradesman of choice.
So happy I discovered your channels. The motivation I get from your content has helped me a lot. I got back into skating after years of addiction, depression, and just all around living an a**holes life. I'm now back in school to do some upgrading with the main goal of getting into welding, while also skating as much as possible. You're the man Ben!
I’ve been binge watching your channel so I can learn what I need before I start repairing the home we bought. I homeschool our kids and my eight year old son adores you. He watched up to see who I was watching and he said “Oh, look! I love that guy!” You have a very big fan in that kiddo!
Velcro cord wraps are very helpful with keeping the cord and hose together so they don't get trapped behind the saw when cutting
Going through your channel because of a bit of drywall work I'm procrast... studying how to do the work. Then I saw this. Super pleasant and informative channel with a little skate video in to just make it even awesomer.
I am a Festool addict, have and use a lot of their tools for woodworking, including my tracksaw, but didn't know about the update they made to the tracks. Those sticky pads are really smart for certain applications! Thanks for sharing, Ben!
Tony hawk would be proud of you 👍 great tricks !
Nice setup! Love that you are showing us "older" guys still skate too!
You tricked me, I saw the tennis court and thought I was getting a skate video
Well did you watch to the end?
Not at the time of writing haha
Bro-Couver Carpenter!! That saw is nuts! Such OCD perfect cuts! #muskavibes
Great video. The new track features will come in handy. It always great to see another procrastinating perfectionist. 👍
As soon you as showed the countersunk screw holes I was saying to myself self-centering bit
Hi, new home owner here, trying to DIY some stuff, love your channel. I'm planning a project, but there's one part of it that I'm not sure how to tackle, and would sure appreciate your opinion on the matter.
I have a living room wall that I want to cover up with a built-in bookshelf from one end to the other, up to the ceiling.
My problem is that the right edge of the wall is an outside corner leading into a corridor, and I would like the right panel of the bookshelf to look like the continuity of the corridor wall, so that the bookshelf really looks like it's recessed in the wall.
At first I was planning to build the whole thing out of drywall, but soon realized that all those outside and inside corners would be the death of me, so I decided to build the whole thing out of plywood. My vertical panels will be 2 x 3/4" plywood sheets fixed back to back with the sides flattened with wood filler, all painted in white to have nice 1 1/2" thick clean boards.
I was planning to make the end board (right side of the bookshelf) with 2 x 1/2" plywood boards and a 1/2" thick drywall panel fixed back-to-back, with the drywall side continuing the existing wall, taping the joint and mudding the whole drywall board to make a nice clean job. But I do not know how to finish up the front of the board, which will be both plywood and drywall edges, so that it won't crack on the long run.
So, what would be your solution to that problem? Appreciate any tips you could give me.
Thanks.
I Love that your reviewing this and then using makita drill and impact.. Festool will love that I'm sure 😆 😄 🤣 😂
Nice skating! I would come but by the time I would get there that thing would be covered in snow. lol have fun cheers
Cute little jumping spider at 0:48 :D
Haha I saw that lil guy too 🧐🕷😄💕
Dude! you got some nice moves on that deck. Nice work :D
Well done! I've been debating getting a track saw for a while but I think I'm going to pull the trigger. They're awesome and you make it look easy. And now for a completely random non sequitur, as a balding man, Great Hair!! 😀
Do it. So enjoyable to use for multiple reasons
Sun's out, guns out.
Beat me too it
My husband has a tank top that said Sun's out, Buns out, and it has two surfer sides, but one is a hamburger, the other a hotdog 🤣 he did have the Guns Out one, but my old washer ate it 😬 hence "old" washer 🤣
You need a panther blade for that TS55 for ripping, goes through twice as fast. The standard blades are good for sheet goods and crosscuts but will bog down when trying to rip. Nice job though 👍🏼
And check out the “panther” blades from Diablo. They’ve worked great for me so far and are less expensive.
Amazing video you did an amazing job and glad you like it and it worked for what you needed it for.
Keep up the amazing work Ben.
That low key switch heels… 🔥🔥🔥
The sticky strips are odd being 1-time use and disposable. A new moneymaking idea from Festool. I like the screw holes but those will have limited use given the fact that usually I don't want holes in the wood I'm cutting.
Great job Ben! Love the "crossover" episode as I usually just watch your skate channel "Ben Degros" even though I originally came from this channel 😄💕👍
The depth gauge has two levels- one for with a one without the track. There’s a little knob that lets you calibrate the depth as well. Always worth checking manually though!
@2:07, OK, that's pretty ingenious. And @2:08, when I was buying festool tracks for my dewalt tracksaw (festool tracks have more accessories) the Woodcraft guy told me never to but the two ends together. He had more confidence in the track alignment bars. And that the ends get banged around more. Made sense to me. And @5:20 I would have thought you could wash it out and reuse it? Like those 3M coat hangers.
Cool, cool, cool. Send that “extra” saw right on over my way anytime, big dog!
Ben..I noticed that you changed shoes for the boarding part.. Shoes to work in & shoes to board in..Thank You..Keep up the good work..
They shoulda included a Velcro tie for the power cord to go w/ vacuum hose to keep out of way when cutting, also allows for movement “slack”. If didn’t get one, just get some Velcro cable ties and put on power cord and the wrap around hose to secure and allow for movement, than can undo from hose and Leave tie on power cord, etc….
Nice saw though and nice footwork on the board. What wheels rocking, btw?
Spitfire formula 4 classics🙂
G'day,
Great video looks like a very nice system. My only problem is I wish that they were around in my day. They would have made my life a lot easier.
But I'm retired now. Owe well I think I might stay inside today it's cold 🥶 outside 🤣.
I've always thought the only drawback to the Festool track saw setup was, aside from the blade, there is a lack of consumables. Seems like they finally fixed that problem! Hopefully they will come out with a one time use battery for their cordless version, or at least the ability to run it off 12 D cell batteries.
I remember a bumper sticker i saw a few months back - "Skateboarding is not a crime, but just a Damn Nuisance !🤣
😂 I can’t lie. It kind of is.
regards the cut deepnes - “FS” on the saw adjustment reads with track, the other step on the adjustment reads without track ;)
Those sticky pad things might be reusable if you wash them -- no idea, but might be like those sticky rubber lint roller things that you can reuse.
Ooof, that front blunt!! 🤙
Every carpenter loves stool
He has his own tennis court..niiiiiicccceee that's so dope he can skate , cause I just seen him as a drywaller professional
Thanks for all the info you have out out over the years!
didn’t know you had this channel, only knew you from the skate videos
Love the blunt slide 👊👊
I'm pretty sure if you read the instructions that came with the track you'll find that the adhesive backed things can be cleaned and reused.
I don't know that's a little rich for my blood I liked your video what carpenter tool you bring to a job you made a couple years ago most people can't afford festool
Hey Vancouver drywaller. I have a question about questionable surfaces. Which works better as an additive. Wood glue/pva or acrylic additives? This is going on a painted surface. It looks like very low sheen. I think I will sand it first just in case
Wood glues have never failed me. I haven't tried acrylics yet.
Let's gooo!
I've been waiting for a clip or two!
Let's see a mini sesh to end the next instructional video! Lol
Vancouver Drywallier Carpenter Tennis Edition
I do the poor man track saw, AKA clamping a plywood straight edge to my surface and yoloing with the circ saw
I did that for years.
Nice blunt slide bud!
Maybe some double sided tape will make those festool tabs reusable.
Tony Hawk's long lost brother, Ben Trowel
The newer Vacuums feature Bluetooth connectivity for integration with cordless tools presumably? At least i´ve seen one with a wireless button that you could attach wherever you´d like
Glad I went with the Mafell Aerofix instead. So much easier to join and so many more clamping options.
Hey wait a minute; what’s this have to do with drywall? 🤔
Lol Ben's actually a carpenter why he's called Vancouver Carpenter although most his videos are on drywall 😄👍
Great video, thanks 😊
man of many talets, wonder could the tracks be permanently mounted to a table for straight cuts like a table saw
Hey where is this tennis court ? Just moved to Vancouver would be cool to skate these infamous obstacles
Rock and roll man ! 👍🤘💪
Oh man. You need the bluetooth module for the vac. Number 1 - you get a remote (I think - or else get the remove separately, definitely) - that way you never have to walk to turn it on. You just put it on the business end of the hose and then you can turn it on from the hose. BUT ALSO - it syncs to the batteries on the cordless tracksaw and you get the same turn the vac on automagically action. Oh man. More edits. The depth gage has two indicators - one for with the track and one without. Make sure you're reading the correct one and you won't have to guess.
I learned something new today :)
@@vancouvercarpenter Hope it's something good! I've learned more things form you than I could count over the years - appreciate your vids. But yeah. I was hesitant to spend the $$ on the Bluetooth module ('cause it's Festool and it ain't cheap) but after a week with one remove I immediately got another one for my other hose. It's THAT convenient. And of course the whole Bluetooth battery sync (that's what syncs to it really, not the cordless tool itself but the batteries)...
Double sided tape would make those clips reusable to infinity.
Hi Ben, love your works. I need someone to fix my drywall, at Richmond BC. How do I find you?
go to the business inquiries section
ruclips.net/channel/UCbZdXox6mKHdcT2QdVT-goQabout
Had no idea I skated ha dope man
Check out his "Ben Degros" channel. All skateboarding
Could you Add food coloring on demonstration videos to show different layers. I've watched MANY videos on RUclips and searched reddit. Google couldn't even really help. Maybe?
New tracks? Excited, but disappointed. It appears they're still using the stick on (yeah right) splinter guard.
Very nice. I like their tools, but the wife would never let me get a $1500 on one. Since I don't use it for a living, can't justify the cost. I'll stick to my old chunk of 2" angle, clamps and porter cable circular saw.
That thing is awesome
Please help me VC. I got this side job and ive been remudding and resanding the same frikin bathroom wall for over a week now! So originally I mixed the mud to the texture im familiar with u know kinda runny to where itll just about run out of the pan ok i mudded the entire wall and then I tried sanding it and I had a couple spots that needed more mud and that's where the issues began. Ok so now when I sand the new mud it has a different texture than the old mud and it seems harder and more dense than the other mud I mixed. I finally said F it and just remudded the entire wall and I sanded it down and then once again i muat not have did an even coat on everything because there was a spot that didnt sand like the other now it was more soft. Idk what to do. I tried sponging it with a wet sponge but that doesnt work. I tried very lightly sanding to get this hard coat of mud to be even with the softer coat but it just chips off it doesnt even really sand unless i apply a shit tin of pressure and it was mixed just fine. Idk what the hell im doing wrong please help me get out of this house
Lookit Ben; pulling out the Ronnie Coleman quotes.
Ben not wearing a black t shirt just feels wrong lol!
Festool me ever replied to my email regarding their vacuums. Was really disappointed in them!
damn those guns
Suns out guns out...
Festool does make a clamp for use on that situation, I've been using it for years. Check the website.
Will it grind?
I try to limit myself to only buying ten new tools per week. Guess that it will be eleven tools this week.
Hey, where'd you go? It's been almost 2 weeks and no new videos.
I took a vacation and had no backlogged content. I'm about to start filming again today :)
maybe you didn't assemble the tracks quite straight and that's what caused the different height
Ben where the hell did you go I need some content bro
I'm sure the cord have a little to do with it but the festival track saw is very underpowered
May totally be true but I recall when doing my research for a track saw, the large festool track saw had the most power out of all the saws and the second was the smaller festool. I went with Makita due to good quality and not breaking the bank like festool. That said I'm an electrician and it has to be a pretty long run for voltage drop to be an issue or shitty 16 gauge extension cords.
@@Matt-my7pz I've used all the track saw you mentioned and I have and old festool that a got from my friend for 200. If I were to buy one today it would be the makita it has more power then the festool and it is cheaper. I just picked up the cordless makita xsh08z circular saw that also fit on the track
@@Stevesbe cool! Yeah first hand experience is undeniable. Kinda happier I have Makita that you say that. That said I find corded tools to last forever even though I'm all about cordless and would love a cordless version of a track saw. BUT 2 years after buying my track saw locked up and I brought it to a local for repair, such a bad experience, the buggar trashed the shoe with sand and oil embedded in it. I literally had to file some areas where the aluminum was roughed up through the coating. So made, I said "It sucked (no knowing the extent of mishandling at a repair shop!) that I had to pay for it after the warranty just ended", then peckerhead said "it cost me a bunch trying to figure out the problem". He didn't even know what a track saw was apparently. I was so pissed off at the time. Years later anyway the saw seems to be working. Although the motor has always sounded laboured a bit.
But can it feather my edges
Vix bits.
Just something about the way Festool's plastic sounds, screams "cheap" to me. I know it's not, but it just sounds cheap.
HOW OLD ARE YOU?
Almost 41
👍👍
It must be nice getting free tools from festool. I am lucky if harbor freight gives me a free piece of shit flashlight on checkout.
You own a tennis court sized yard in Vancouver? What are you a billionaire?
Do a kickflip
You did all that just to skate on it? 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I thought it was a part of a project for a customer.
Well, I respect your creativity for your hobby, well done.
Thats Ben's awesome home skate park. He's built the ramp too. Hes got another channel devoted to just skateboarding
@@JonnyDIY really? That’s awesome. More people should do that instead of arguing with each other on the social applications.
@@fighterdow yeah for sure! 👍
PS- his 2nd channel is Ben Degros
@@JonnyDIY thanks bro
How many times do I have to tell you dam kids to keep that skateboard crap off the tennis court?
😂
There is so much about that track saw that you don’t know and you are doing wrong. I don’t understand why Festool trusts you to be a advertiser for their company when you aren’t even using the products correctly. 🙄🙄
Vancouver skater-carpenter🫢