I am still struggling with some issues, my confidence is way down and I am having a very hard time coming up with good search-terms for the videos so more people can find them.
I like your saw / outfeed table! I've got a much smaller table saw which is lacking a few features and thinking of upgrading to this one, thanks for the video.
Yeah - it is really a very good saw but it was not made for "industrial work" - especially when the dust can accumulate inside the enclosure. I've since removed the accessory drawer so the dust can fall to the ground, rather than get compacted around the motor.
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Here in Australia they give a 6 year replacement warranty. No questions asked.
That is nice for you aussies - but it doesn't help me much here in Denmark :)
Yeah that's ashame that the warranty doesn't cover it, but you're a good man
It's nice to see you uploading your videos again. I hope you are OK my friend.
I am still struggling with some issues, my confidence is way down and I am having a very hard time coming up with good search-terms for the videos so more people can find them.
You can probably use the old deck as an outfeed table, or you could even turn it into a router table.
I like your saw / outfeed table! I've got a much smaller table saw which is lacking a few features and thinking of upgrading to this one, thanks for the video.
I am glad I could be helpful to you
This was super helpful...and also my first introduction to NoRemorse!
Thank you - and thank you again for your support.
At my age I give up as well after an hour.
But the saw was only 8 months old - I had expected more of today's youth :)
Thanks for the insights!
would you sell broken saw?
I can't. I threw it out more than a year ago.
I think carbons on the old one ran out... it's a few EUR investment only!
A bit late to tell me that two years after I replaced the whole saw :)
@@noremorsewoodworking2258 sorry :D I was watching your video yesterday only :D
so what happened to the review of the saw?
Спасибо за перевод 👍🙂
Like you say, you just worked it a little harder than it is made for.
Yeah - it is really a very good saw but it was not made for "industrial work" - especially when the dust can accumulate inside the enclosure. I've since removed the accessory drawer so the dust can fall to the ground, rather than get compacted around the motor.
@@noremorsewoodworking2258 I've put a catch bin under mine, it works great. I keep the dust to make starter burn logs.
You don't give an actual review....just an explanation as to why your saw died.
The "review" is implied in the fact that I went out and bought the exact same saw when the first one died.