Bauer Planer from Harbor Freight Tools Review!
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Also another note for the adjusting handle, if you remove the cap there is a screw to tighten the handle and it will not be sloppy. very accurate . I read the manual before use
The planer infeed and outfeed tables are adjustable, why not just adjust them correctly and then you won't have to make anything to feed the boards.
When I first looked at it... they didn’t seem adjustable. Thanks for watching!!! (Might do a quick adjusting video) thanks!!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman There are a bunch of good videos explaining how to adjust your infeed and outfeed tables with the exact adjusters you have on that planer. Just search "planer adjustment" or "planer setup" on RUclips.
Most planerswill need some adjustment regardless of brand or price point
Nevermind YOU AGAIN!!! 🤣
@Nevermind You should duck when he does that.
Thanks for the video. It's great. You answered all the questions I had, and I know feel comfortable using my planner I just got. I decided to get one because I was spending a fortune on sandpaper.
LoL. Yes… this will cut your sand paper budget down for sure! Remember…. Make sure your wood is nail and staple free! One little staple will mess up a blade! Thanks for watching!!!
Can't wait to buy one of these. Great value and from all the RUclips channels who demo this, appears to be solid unit.
Can't wait to build out of reclaimed woods.
Glad it helped out some!! I want to build a continuous sled they goes inside made from laminated wood. You’ll loose an inch of depth but virtually zero snipe!!! I have lots of project due so this will help! Also.... make sure your reclaimed wood is nail free. That will ruin your day with blades!!!
You can adjust the height of the feed plate underneath. There's a bolt and locking nut.
You are correct! It really does make a difference! Thanks for watching and commenting!!
I just bought mine!!!! 💖💖 ready to collect pallets now 😂🤣 glad hubby loves me!!
Get a metal detector wand From harbor freight. There is nothing worse then Nicking a blade with a nail! It will leave a little hump in the planed wood. Also.. the blades are reversible so that’s nice too!
Skip ahead to 7 minutes if you clicked on this video to see the planer in action.
Sorry bout that!!! Thanks for watching!!!
I just obtained one and noticed you can adjust the level of the feed table. you can adjust and level it perfect. so no feed snipe
For reference my friend has a dewalt and the handle has just as much play in it but doesnt affect the up and down like you said it shouldnt
Thank you for the comment! I’m really loving this planer but wasn’t sure about the wobble. Now we know!
I purchased an electric (Corded) hand planer & the thing with the sniping has had me a little apprehensive about using it on my projects. But, what you said about using longer than needed pieces of wood that has to be planed to help eliminate the sniping gave me renewed hope in using it! So, thanks again & I'll let you know shortly if it did the trick for me or not.
looks good. glad your getting good results. I got a suggestion for you that might be hard to explain, but, here goes....get a small (20-gal or so) thrash can with tight fitting lid (very important). Get two-inch piping, and more of those couplers. The idea is to connect the shop vac to a 2" pipe on one side of the trash can; then connect the planer to a 2" pipe on the opposite side of the can, using the couplers in each case. Some silicone sealer may be in order to make the pipes as airtight as possible, where they penetrate the can. When the lid is on, the shop vac creates suction in side the trash can, which creates suction in the opposite pipe, leading to the planer . Sawdust is pulled into the can, but, most will fall in the can, and not get sucked up into the shop vac. (which saves the shop vac filter/motor). I've not done this yet, as my planer is outside now. But, I want to use my planer year round, so I'm working on making the space for this.
Hey D L!!! Thanks for commenting! Check out my video i made on how to make a dust collector. I did this Video AFTER the planer review so you may have not seen it. Thanks so much for watching!!!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman your right, I hadn't seen it. You know, I think it's great when people take my advice, but, when the do so a month before I give the advice, well, now that's something really special! ;-) Great job on the vac system, by the way. My inner scotsman says use the cheap stuff, but the black does look good. Kudos, my friend!
Not sure if you’ve figured this out yet or not, but the snipe doesn’t come from the table. It comes from the rollers grabbing the material. Yes the table sucks and tried adjusting it and just went with the longer board like you said also.
All that being said I have the same planner and I absolutely love it. Happy wood working man. Thanks for sharing
thanks Scott!!! I’m going to make a portable cart for the beast! I love it too! Just planing uncut wood makes life a lot easier. And happy woodworking to you too!!
You sir have a fantastic name.
Thanks for the review! I've gone back and forth about the Bauer planer from HF. The price is nice, but I just don't know how well it will hold up. Hope you revisit this after you've given it some use and give us another review!
Yes i definitely will do a follow up review! Thanks so much for watching!!!
Thanks man for sharing. I been wanting this and a router table. I'm not thrilled with the Chicago brands because those are becoming obsolete with no support. The new name is what you have Bauer . Thanks again for your time and effort,,, God bless
You got it man! Don’t be discouraged by some of the negative comments. If your a Part time craftsman like me..... you’ll love the HF stuff! Don’t get me wrong.... there is better.. thanks for watching!
Get yourself a bucket head and a 5 gallon bucket. Cut a circle large enuff to cover your trash can. Cut a circle in the middle of the trashcan lid that fits the 5 gallon bucket. Cut the bottom of bucket off and place i side the trashcan lid and silicone the bucket and now you have a larger dust collection system. Just my thoughts
I know exactly what your talking about. I think this works well too and even allows for a bag to be put in the larger can for easy disposal. Thanks fir watching!!
Thank you for taking the time to do the review. Harbor Freight does not always seem to have the best tools, but it looks like you found a good buy.
The one thing that distracted me though is the American flag is hung backwards. The union (blue field and stars) should be on the top left when hung vertically.
Thank you! As far as the flag.... I really didn’t know that until it was pointed out by other commenters. I feel more stupid about that than screwing up in my “How to cook ramen” videos!!! LoL.
Not a problem bud! I enjoyed it & as I'm recently new to a LOT of the woodworking techniques & the like, I like to learn!
Adjust your feeding table and discharge table to improve sniping:
Good Call!!
Thanks for explaining what the top rollers were for. I was so confused by that feature and that it's not documented in the manual. I was trying to figure out why I'd want to slide a board across the top, but yeah that makes a lot of sense. :)
Glad it helped! One of the weird.... "I NEVER KNEW" things! lol. Thanks for watching!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman Being almost three years later, how did you like the Planer?
Hard to believe this was filmed on an iphone....looks nice! Thanks for the review.
Hey Arin! 100% of my videos are recorded on my IPhone with the exception of a few which may be a really old video or something like me on rollercoaster which would be on a GoPro! Thanks for watching!!!
I have that same exact Shop Vac
I like mine!!!
I wheel my planer outside, but I don't live in a city neighborhood close to other houses so the noise is not a problem. Problem solved. Those things put out a LOT of shavings! Hope it gives you many years of fun and good lumber.
You aint kidding about the shavings! I finally got a WEN chip collector and its the best thing I could have done. Cant wait to really put this thing to work without making a huge mess!!! lol. Thanks for watching!!!!
That is Awesome. Can not wait to see what projects you build with this new tool.
I can’t wait either! It’s gunna come in handy for sure. My sawdust collector didn’t work. Definitely need a vacuum system!
All Planers have adjustment ,to take out the Snipe and leveling set screws. These are close , but not dead on for shipping reasons . Also your adjustment rods for your thickness can be tightened and adjusted , to reduce the "looseness" in your height adjustment. You'll also have slack in your height adjusting handle . A simple drill and tap , for a set screw will eliminate that ,,, even the best machine shop Mills have what is called "Thread slap" , you'll always have to do ,,what is known as "catching the threads" . You have to lower the weight of the adjustment past your measurement and the come back up or down to your final finish thickness . this is the difference of the "lands" and depth of the Threads on your Adjusting rods and and adjustment threads in your handle. Most standard threads of nuts and bolts are 75% contact . if you get into a higher percentage of 80 or 90 % it will take a tool and dye shop to cut those threads to match the opposing threads ,,, thus resulting in a much much higher priced machine . Adjust your machine , so it's setting dead nuts level and secured to a bulky firm table or base , adjust that machine out , so those feed tables are level with the machine and cutting head . check your knives to make sure they are running true with the drum and each other , and you'll be amazed at the results .
hello sir, love ur shop and the patriotic flags, just a friendly FYI, when hanging the American flag vertically the Union should always be in the top left :)
Good review. I have some of the Bauer battery powered tools to supplement my Porter Cable stuff. I've like them.
I have a Porter Cable Drill but want a second one so thinking about getting a Bauer. Seems tough and rigid. That’s a while down the road though. Thanks for watching!
Do the bauer and porter cable use the same batteries??
Ive been told that the play in the handle is because most people dont take off the cap and put the screw in the handle which can be tightened.
I’ve never messed with it but whiles it’s running it doesn’t change depth so that’s a good thing!
Ran 100 2x4x12 pressure treated to 1.in. Must say I was impressed
Any issues long term? About to do 300' 2x5 deck boards I reclaimed. Thanks
Thanks for the review. I’ve seen really good reviews for this product and was having a really tough time justifying buying a Dewalt for nearly 600.00
Your welcome! I use it regularly now and love it!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman I’ve adjusted in and out feed tables and an getting snipe on both ends. Is the only way to fix this is to use a sacrificial board before and after?
maybe a little late but there is a screw inside the handle under the plastic cover that you need to tighten. that will remove the play
Yup! You can add tension so it doesn’t move! Thanks for watching!
Jesus planers are so loud your never gonna have to worry about that noise the handle makes in anyway,throw away the indeed and outfeed tables,make new. And speaking from experience do not take more than a 1/16 depth cut at time I love mine,my adjustment handle for the depth of cut is spot on,had to buy a different measuring tape for the front and set it to be right,but I love mine.
Great comment! Thanks for Watching!!!
@ The Crawlspace Craftsman
How is the planer holding up after 2 years? I am new to wood working and am considering purchasing it. Thanks for your review.
Its pretty good honestly... I use it a lot with minimal issues. Definitely a good beginner planer!
Reducer is the proper name of the fitting. It reduces your dust collection hose to the size of your planer outlet fitting.
Fernco is what its called
Thanks for your comment about the sniping! To basically plane a longer piece of wood than what is needed to get rid of the sniping!!
You got it man!!! Thanks for watching!!!
Nicely done sir. I enjoy your videos
The handle has a screw take off the cap on the handle use the wrench provided to install .
Good Info!!! Thanks for watching!!
The custom infeed/outfeed tables are a good idea. In the meantime, you can adjust the little nut and bolt under the stock ones to get rid of that gap and make them more parallel. I found this video helpful with adjusting mine. ruclips.net/video/luKyaouXa78/видео.html
Awesome! Ill have to check it out. I think no matter what adding some length to the feed tables will greatly increase the quality of the cut! Thank again for watching too!
Can someone compare this Bauer with Mendard's Performax and also Delta? They are all in the $200-300 range
I would love to do this but my wife will only let me have one at a time!!! I’m working on a Jointer next. Stay Healthy!!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman Gotta listen to wife :) Thanks for great content and you and family stay healthy too
My DeWalt has the same play in the handle. It is from slack in the chain. You will need to tune the machine. The factory adjustments are not very well done. The design is solid though.. All planers have some sniping to them.
Tanks so much PH!!! I definitely need to get mine adjusted better. Appreciate the comment!!!
I don't have that problem and I been using mine for about 3 years would I buy another one hell yes its awesome.
The handle has a gasket you remove inside has a screw that you attach. That might be the reason it shakes
Thanks so much for the tip!!! I use it regularly and love it! Thanks for watching Andy!
My Dewalt has the same play in the Handle and also my Ridged planer ,that is normal
I hope that the dependability of that Bauer planer holds up good for you. Of course, that's what is very important. A nice, new & shiny tool sure looks good, but how does it hold up under a lot of use. I am retired and make wood crafts as a hobby. I have a Dewalt 13", 3 knife planer that I bought slightly used from a friend about 6 years ago and it does a good job. Except the dust collection is not very good and that's even with having a 16 gal. shop vac hooked up to it. Yea....gotta get a cyclone dust system built...!! If I can ever afford it, I will upgrade to a helix cutter style planer one of the days...years...LOL..!! Best of luck on your Bauer planer..!!!
Marble man! Thanks for your feedback and I couldn’t agree more!! Although it was less expensive I’m still hoping it hold up to the test of time! Also.... checkout my dust collection system I made for $40!!! You can do it too!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman Yes, I will certainly check out your dust collector...meant to have done it already but I had some glue ups to get ready in my shop.
Great video and great idea!
Why not just adjust the tables?????🙄🤦🏼♂️
Hey Chad! Defiantly can adjust them but I think one solid table would be a better DIY fix ultimately. I’m super happy though with the way it is outa the box for Sure! Thanks for watching!
Exactly what I was thinking as soon as I saw the side view with adjustment bolts
Definitely needs adjusted out of box!!
What is the thinnest you can plane a piece to?
I’m not too sure to be honest. I haven’t really tried to make a thin piece just use it to remove layers and to even out. Great question though!
It is identical to to the delta planner .
Called a fernco coupling
Thanks!!! And thanks for watching!!!
Same planer as the delta, porter cable, performax, wen, and masterforce. blades are interchangable
It’s working great! I ran some Boards through it today and F’d up.... one had a nail and jacked my blades up. Time for some new blades!
KalindsLife or you could just flip the around...double sided for just that occasion
More or less like the lumberjack pt330 thicknesser . but no plastic. all metal frame on a cast iron body . Bloody heavy
Exactly!!!
How does this tool perform on hardwoods such as walnut & cherry?
Works great!!! Still have it and use it!!!
Tell what you think in a year or two you only get what you pay for have fun with your new planner
Thanks man! I know it’s not the best but I think for what I’ll be doing it’ll last! I’ll let ya know if I’m still kickin’!!! 🤣
Looks exactly like the craftsman planer
Still going strong and I use it ALOT!!!
Love the new planer!! Great video aswell!!!
How do you like it after two years?
Just changed the two blades last week!!! It’s still cute like new!!! I’ve never been able to fix the snipe about 1.5” in so whenever I’m planning I always cut about 3 inches longer that way I cut off about 1.5” on either end.
..is it still working
It is!!! I’ll be planing down some stuff here in the near future and would love to prove it!!! Thanks for watching!
Can you do a follow up review for this planer? Pleeeese
I was thinking about doing one soon!!! Stay tuned!!!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman woohoo! Thanks! Subbed with notifications.
Just a word of warning, that shop vac will fill up in about 2 minutes. lol I have a 16 gallon and have to empty it constantly.
You ain’t kiddin’ Wayne!!! If you saw the trash can in the video... the black one... I built a 32 gallon dust collector system for only $40!!! I’m going to show a quick video how it was made. Easy!!!
I'd be interested in seeing that!! @@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman
Ok!!! I’ll post a video on it tomorrow! It works awesome!!!
I bought 1 and now I have to return it Because I cannot adjust the sniping out of it
Get ready to be disappointed in your next one because all lunchbox planers will have snipe.
You can build a "Sled" to go all the way through. You'll loose a 1/2 of depth but its an option. Always plane your pieces BEFORE you cut to actual length so you can cut off the snipe. This is a great planer but yes... the silver folding sleds kinda do suck maybe a bit more than $500+ Planers.
i love mine........
Rubber fitting is called a fernco
I did not know that!!! Thanks!!!
Do you think it could pull a 2x8 12' piece of oak through on its own if supported on the feed side?
yeah I think so... you feed on one end.... hold it and flip sides once you get about 1/2 way fed through. Its not too hard to plane a long board.
I do it all the time with the identical delta planer
Did this guy read the manual?
There’s a manual? 😮🤔
You didn’t joint it first?
No... This was just a small demo of the planer itself. I would agree with you though on the steps. Joint then Plane. Thanks for watching!!!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman doesn't matter if you joint first or plane first... just need to joint before hitting table saw.
What was the cost for the Planner? If u don't mind me asking.
Not at all!! I’m pretty sure it was $260. They let my wife use a coupon which I’m surprised because it’s Bauer! I love it! Thanks for watching!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman my pleasure. For watch. Does it do a good job planning? As good as an Expensive one
Cheapest easy fix for snipe that I've come across so far....get a sacrificial board approximately the same thickness as what you're planing, and run it through first. Before it's finished, butt your workpiece against the end of the sacrificial piece and run it through. Before the end of your workpiece gets into the planer, take the sacrificial piece and butt it up against the end of your workpiece and let it run through. The rollers cannot force the workpiece up on the "outside" end of the board, hence no snipe. You don't need to make the board any longer than needed.
I've also heard that running the workpiece in at an angle works, but I have no experience with this.
A more expensive solution (but one that works with badly out of line boards) is demonstrated here: ruclips.net/video/DNg9BV4IF2Q/видео.html
That’s a simple great idea!! Thank!!!
Or he could adjust the adjustable feed tables and eliminate most if not all of the snipe.
interested in getting one how often have you had to change blades? any maintence done?
I’ve been using it a lot lately and would ya believe the blades have held up pretty well until I decided to pass a board with an unseen nail!!! I keep mine clean every time I use it. I’m Making a pallet wall so the mark it now leaves due to the nail issue isn’t noticeable. I’ll change the blades once I’m done just in case I make the same mistake twice!!!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman probably going to buy one tomorrow and yes i was wondering whatd happen with a hidden nail lol, i do lots of little wood working with pallet and tired of sanding lol go thru so much paper prob cost less just spending the 400 =]
What state was this in?
We live in NC! 😬
Are you able to adjust the plates
Yes but it’s not very easy or effective. I just built a continuous insert that seemed to help Much better.
How thin can you plane with this?
im not entirely sure the maximum thickness but you can see by just the thumbnail it'll plane down a piece of 2x to 1/4" easy! So maybe a little less....
An exact copy of a craftsman planer.
I love mine!! Thanks for watching!!!
Mine has worked great but one of the 4 sprockets has broken. Does anybody know where i could find a replacement?
Have you contacted manufacturer???
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman yes sir, tried harbor freight and bauer but couldn't get anybody in a timely manner and had to go to work. Looked on thier website with thier replacement parts list and they didn't have sprockets listed on there. I ordered one that looks identical to the broken one and it should get here today. I'll let y'all know if it works or not. It was made for a dewalt model but the comments said it fit an old craftsman and a porter cable planer so cross your fingers lol
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman the dewalt one worked!
Here is the part number if anybody else has the same problem
DEWALT 28592800 sprocket
That's cool Victor 👌 ...so how much would a set up like that set you back on your wallet? Just awesome to know set up costs etc. 😁
I think it was about $300 total! I didn't ask too many questions as it was a present! lol
www.harborfreight.com/15-amp-12-12-in-portable-thickness-planer-63445.html
249.99 with coupon below til .3/23/2019
www.hfqpdb.com/best_coupon/15+AMP+12+1_2%22+PORTABLE+THICKNESS+PLANER
Your US flags are displayed/hung wrong. Union is displayed upper left
Perhaps they are and the camera is revering them. Hope it’s the latter
They are hung wrong in the video. I wasn’t aware of this until it was pointed out! Thanks for watching!!
8:39 I would make, table, chairs, beds maybe, desks. Or a bird house
I’m in the process of making a bench and up cycling the table you mentioned! Good eye!
On long boards my adjusting handle backs off....
That happens because your trying to shave to much off with one pass back off on it and it will also save your blades.
You got a planer you been wanting, and from your wife for CHRISTMAS, and you're gonna say you haven't used it.....!!!!????? Omg rotf lmmfao I AM OUT! PEACE!
Yup…. That exactly what I said! Peace! ✌️
Wow bro 7mins in to see it cut
That’s how Youtiube Rolls…. Coulda made this video 30 seconds long…. Hell…. 95% of videos could be made 30 seconds long but that wouldn’t be any fun now would it!!! Thanks for watching though!!!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman lol at least tease the cut in the first few seconds next time smh lol
I think you are being too picky for Harbor Freight. It is not as if they are DeWalt's outlet store.
Naw! HF has some really good stuff and I expect decent quality if ima pay $300 on something. This is as a win! Still using it today!!
How would work on oak like a 2by12by10feet
it would work perfect!!! you would want to leave about 3" of waste at the beginning and end due to Sniping that you can cut off once you're done Planning. I would recommend a helper if possible but not entirely necessary. I love mine and just used it the other day!!!!
Getting tons of views on this!!
Yeah man! Thanks! I hope it’s liked!
@KalindsLife
I'm also thinking about this planer... do you think the planers blower is strongenogh to blow the shavings into a receptacle without the vac??
using a very short wide hose??
No. It clogs up really fast. You will need a vacuum. Check out my dust collector video and will cost you about $40! Thanks for watching!
U better watch. Now this is a harbor freight tool, you only get a certain amount of cuts before it breaks and u just used almost half of them...
Hmmm..... I know there are good and bad tools from HF. This guy has been going strong for me ever since the day I got it. I always clean after I use and make sure I dong put boards with nails through it. That is a nail Killer!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman that's good news. I mean harbor freight is definitely better now than say 5 years ago... hopfully they continue to improve and still keep the costs semi low. I seen there icon tools are getting up there a bit in price. Maybe the quality is better. I'm gonna have to go get some hb tools and see for myself. Thanks for update.
The “rubber gasket” is called a “Fernco” fitting used in sewer line piping. Upgrade to a large vac otherwise you will be emptying more than you will be planning. I had a large wet/dry vac and after emptying it 3-4 times a day, I decided to go for a central system with a large garbage can placed just before the central vac. That way you collect the larger pieces without it going into the central system. I bought my air filtration system at Harbor Freight and modified it by adding a 1 micron filter bought separately. Your lungs will appreciate it and you will save thousands on doctor bills. Use a dust mask no matter what system you use. You don’t want lung cancer!!
Thanks Richard! I actually built and made a video on a collector system to prevent exactly what you said.... emptying more than planning! Heading into HArbor Freight right now (I’m literally in the parking lot)!!!
Can you use the 20% coupons on the baur brand?
For some reason I want to say no but I asked my wife if she used a coupon and she said she did! I believe her! LOL! Can’t hurt to try though! Thanks for watching!!!
The fine print on the 20% coupons I receive, say it cannot be used on Bauer brand as well as most of the other decent brands that HF offers. For some holidays they do offer a super coupon for this unit tho. If I remember correctly, it was just over $300 during the last Christmas sale
least used tool in the shop. with the prices on lumber costing as much as silver, not too many people can afford to build any projects with real wood that means no need for planer or jointer.
Really? I agree with you the cost of certain types of wood are crazy hight but I think its a great tool to have! I went to a store called AT HOME and the prices on the "Crappy" wannabe wood furniture was 10-15 times the price as it would cost me to make it myself. You can use Construction grade pine and make some really cool stuff from it!
@@TheCrawlspaceCraftsman it a shame we have to even consider using pine.that's one damn notch above Chinese junk plywood. i sold my joiner with much sadness my planer is next. i give up.
You look like the guy from the south main auto repair
Hahaha! I had to look him up! He’s got a few more subscribers than me! LOL. Thanks for that!
How about a followup video not that you have had it awhile?
That’s a really good idea!!! Thanks OWD!!! Stay tuned!
A review on a tool you have never used is stupid, use it for a year and get back
Been using it ever since a and love it! I don’t use it daily don’t get me wrong but I use it and it does the job it’s suppose to. I plan on building a custom rolling stand for it and plan on doing a video for that. Thanks.
Your flags are hung incorrectly. Banners always need to be in the upper left when hung on a wall as yours are.
James Seymour thank you for reminding me to fix this! 😳
Just get to it. This should have been a 3 min. video
Hmmmm...... Sorry man! Thanks for watching!!!
How can you review something that you haven’t even used?
Easy! You open the box, try it out and record it all! After that you say how easy or not so easy it is too use. I then edit the video and upload to RUclips! Viola!!!
talk less about vacuum. we get it. thanks for upload. 👍
I guess I can’t take it back now!! 🤣 YW!
And what did you get the wife for Christmas "Victor "
LOL. Got her some good stuff and concert tix!! 😇
ah....i'm confused. Is this a REVIEW OF THE VAC AND COUPLER or the Planer. Is this guy on the spectrum? hahahah wow.
Yeah… you’re definitely confused. Thanks for watching!
Good Review.. but please stop moving that darn camera all over the place! Geez, I had to move forward for the actual use.
Sorry about that! & Thanks for watching!
Your flags are hanging incorrectly on the wall. The stars are always supposed to be in upper left
I didn’t notice! Thanks for letting me know! I’ll change right away! Your correct! Thanks and thanks for watching!
The stars are suppose to be always over the right shoulder of whoever is speaking.. so yes on the upper left corner great observation.
I’m sorry that little difference in the level of the piece the wood go on even if it’s Harbor Freight or not for the money you pay for it should be perfectly level all the way through you should never have to do a mod on that matter fact no matter how much a cost from a penny to 1 million everything should be perfect they should give us perfect product no matter what Companys forget no company is too big to go out of business they piss off enough customers know one will be buying there stuff no more
getting seasick
You watching this while on a boat?
I am late
LoL.... only about 2 minutes!!
Obviously your not a very active wood builder. I'm wondering how qualified you are?
Well.... I’m a lot more qualified then some but not nearly qualified as others!! Been building furniture and tinkering for a lot of years! Hope that helped!
Must be a college graduate
Naw.... Calage is over rated! Thanks for watching though!!!