*Just completed a big trim project on my house **MyBest.Tools** Performed very well. Also appreciate how easy it is to move, set up and store with the integrated stand. No more cutting wood on my knees.*
@@LittleShedBigIdeas it didn't upset me, it's just unnecessary. The music has nothing to do with your hobby. Also, I note I'm not the only person who objects to the music, so maybe listen to the feedback. Thanks.
It looks like a nice bit of kit but from reading your comments below, I think I'll give it a swerve. Are you still unhappy with it? A table saw and router table are pretty much the two remaining machines I need but as you know, my workshop is on the small side, so I think I'm gonna have to go for a site saw.
Please don't waste your money on this. I know job site saws re more money but they are worth it. If you are setting up a workshop and don't need to move it then you can even spend a bit more on something for solid. I like the Axeminster Craft models.
Hello mate, I've just got myself one of these. How are you getting on with dust collection on this table saw ? Could you do a video of your setup ? Cheers Rob
Have you used it yet. If not my best advice is put it back in the box and take it back. Other than that dust collection isn’t great. I have a shop vac rigged up to it.
Ok in that case then I would take it off it’s stand and build something more solid, maybe build it into a workbench so you can also have an out feed table. Reason being it’s just to light to apply and force against it. Only other thing I would do is get a better guide fence. I think Axeminster do one for a decent price.
@@LittleShedBigIdeas haha! I bought one a few days ago from tool station for £99 but I haven't collected it yet. I'm inclined to spend a bit more ££ on something better built. I've used a Stanley before, they are quite good for £150 ish.
@@firatsaygin6184 A waste of time to watch this video and a waste of time to read your comment. If you are not willing to accept criticisme, do not enter the public domain. And now, I rest my case.
*Just completed a big trim project on my house **MyBest.Tools** Performed very well. Also appreciate how easy it is to move, set up and store with the integrated stand. No more cutting wood on my knees.*
Thanks! Do lower the volume of the background music for future videos. It's both annoying and makes it hard to hear you talking...
Difficult to understand anything through this annoying background music.
Thanks for being the first person to point this out!
The background music is very annoying!!!
I’m not a native English speaker and had a little trouble with the background music volume. I like your little workshop.
What a totally crap video. What was the point of this? Watching you lut something together with no commentary as to what you were doing?
Yeah, who would imagine that from an unboxing video!
Very good demonstration, but ruined by the background noise!
Not the first and prob not the last to say so!
cut piece of an oak plank, cherry, 4x4, something worthy of seeing being cut, I was waiting to see if the motor would choke a bit...
Some of these comments are totally unnecessary. What a bunch of complainers! Thanks for the video mate.
I find it funny to be honest!
why the music? totally non informational and unhelpful.
Well I’m sorry that my hobby has upset you in such a way.
@@LittleShedBigIdeas it didn't upset me, it's just unnecessary. The music has nothing to do with your hobby. Also, I note I'm not the only person who objects to the music, so maybe listen to the feedback. Thanks.
Im so glad that when someone else pointed it out you felt you had to as well. I like the music so I’ll keep it thanks.
@@davelipsey This video is crap and the music is terrible.
It looks like a nice bit of kit but from reading your comments below, I think I'll give it a swerve. Are you still unhappy with it?
A table saw and router table are pretty much the two remaining machines I need but as you know, my workshop is on the small side, so I think I'm gonna have to go for a site saw.
Please don't waste your money on this. I know job site saws re more money but they are worth it. If you are setting up a workshop and don't need to move it then you can even spend a bit more on something for solid. I like the Axeminster Craft models.
After 5 minuts I had to stop as the “Music” drove me crazy!
GODDAMN,,, IT'S VERY LOUD
It sure is......
Can you make the p2 review please. Is it worth it?
I can tell you now. No!
@@LittleShedBigIdeas lol, ok thanks
Save your money and buy a much better machine. It’s cheap in every way.
Hello mate,
I've just got myself one of these.
How are you getting on with dust collection on this table saw ? Could you do a video of your setup ?
Cheers
Rob
Have you used it yet. If not my best advice is put it back in the box and take it back. Other than that dust collection isn’t great. I have a shop vac rigged up to it.
@@LittleShedBigIdeas 🤣 cheers. I have used it, I'll stick with it until I can justify with the mrs buying a better one.
Ok in that case then I would take it off it’s stand and build something more solid, maybe build it into a workbench so you can also have an out feed table. Reason being it’s just to light to apply and force against it. Only other thing I would do is get a better guide fence. I think Axeminster do one for a decent price.
@@LittleShedBigIdeas Thank you, I'm working on a couple of modifications. Keep doing the videos mate.
Hi mate is it really that loud or just your audio?
On offer in tool station thinking of getting one just conscious of the noise
Oh it’s loud. I’m conscious when I use it so I don’t upset neighbours.
Is the table top plastic?
It's metal but only one grade up from tin foil!
@@LittleShedBigIdeas haha! I bought one a few days ago from tool station for £99 but I haven't collected it yet. I'm inclined to spend a bit more ££ on something better built. I've used a Stanley before, they are quite good for £150 ish.
To be really honest I was hold out and get the BOSCH GTS 10 J. Far more bang for your buck.
can you cut a castle joint with this? would you need to remove the safety cover from the blade?
Yes you could.
I don’t use the safety cover. I done think many do to be honest.
Great vid mate , I just bought myself this yesterday , Nice bit of kit , will be used alot .
Cheers buddy. Let me know how you get on with it.
Too amateure. To show unboxing a table saw is not interesting and is not the same as a review.
What great feedback. Thanks.
The purpose of reviews is to help you to make you even better than you already are. It will be a part of your learning process.
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@@arthurritsma3881 who the hell are you? Yoda? Why don't you shoot better videos and show us?
@@firatsaygin6184 A waste of time to watch this video and a waste of time to read your comment. If you are not willing to accept criticisme, do not enter the public domain. And now, I rest my case.