Let me add that I got the newest milwaukee blower for 107 from home depot. They do deals like this all the time. Thank you for the test and review

Do you live in Davis? I swear I’ve been in your garage and you gave me advice about how to rehandle an axe

Additional questions regarding coffee and water, do you use an electric kettle? Or a coffee maker? Espresso machine, and if so, what scale have you noticed with those appliances using this filter?

Interestingly, I have a Nuvo h2o; however, it's ineffective at treating scale. I am looking for a replacement. I can't install a traditional salt-based solution as the city has banned those, so im considering a NAC or TAC based solution like lifesource or pureflo. Do you think the smaller size of the PURAGAIN system is impacting its effectiveness?

Purchased this about 2 weeks ago. I am still in the fence about it. I’ve used it only on construction grade lumber (about 300 pieces, 3/4”) so they’re already smooth. Dislikes - It says you can put 22” wood but not that’s not true. It’s about 18”. I snapped 2 sandpaper wraps by trying to use the sides of the roller as well. Leaves a lot of swiggly lines. Putting more than one board at a time really extends the sanding time. Better off doing one at a time. Takes about 3 passes on each side and many times it’s still not stain ready. I end up having to use my orbital anyway. Maybe it’s user error, not sure. But I don’t see it improving my sanding time. I may be returning it. Likes - I get about 8 seconds to play with my phone while the wood is going through the machine -_-

I just had them come today I was also told all the same It’s good to know it’s not really true I will keep on searching What a great video I appreciate it a lot. Thank you

I own a Makita 5 inch and a Festool 125. I’ll keep the Makita as it works and works and works! The finish from the Makita is a good as you could ask for! I sent the Festool in for repair after 3 years of reasonable use, and it came back even worse; leaves deep swirls in the wood that shouldn’t be there!! Save your money and go with the Makita!!!

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no I thought I'd be watching Adam Savage, good bye!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm curios, as what pulling force are people concerned with. If you glue the joints and put in two pin nails, , , , , , , you could never pull the front of the drawer apart.

Great video! It’s amazing how little information you get through todays advertisements. Make it loud and blow something up……that will sell the product. Your video included all the questions I had and then some, thank you so much for the time you spent on this

Thanks for the honest review!!!

Great content... thank you

What amount of friction loss is experienced going thru the 3 filters? If I have 60 psi at my outdoor spicket how much psi could possibly be lost to inside faucets?

Hi! Thanks for your video. I just purchased an older version of this drum sander second hand. I'm working on getting it set up in my shop. I have the version with the enclosed stand similar to yours. The only issue I'm having is that the wheels won't lock. I move the foot lever into the locking position, but that doesn't do anything. Do you have any insight on what i might be able to adjust based on yours?

After watching videos trying to figure out how to work this thing without enrolling in a rocket science college course, I have found mostly BAD reviews and most people are really struggling to figure these super complicated controls out. I would definitely recommend NOT buying one of these. As Elon Musk would say, "THIS IS A DUMB DESIGN." WAY, WAY, WAY OVER COMPLICATED FOR A DISHWASHER. I AM FEELING RIPPED OFF. 1/2" thick manual! WOW. I just bought it today and they want $5.00 to answer my question of how to turn drying off. Ran a load of lightly soiled dishes on normal. Not very impressed had several that didn't get clean. Yes its level. Yes I preheated water by running faucet. Yes I used the recommended detergent. Yes I checked sprayers spin freely like I always do. I may return this to Lowes. I sure wish it would work with a windows PC. NO I don't want an emulator on my PC.

Nice review but lately I've been considering a Wen or Bucktool 12 inch benchtop drill press. I've never owned any benchtop drill presses but now that I have a workshop, I'm all-in to buy one. Thanks for the detailed video. 👍🏽🤠 06/24/24

Would you say these are good for fertilizer? I work for Trugreen and they don't give us any thing.

Hi everyone,I own a Mirka orbital sander for about 16 years,the best sander I have ever used ,still working up to this day, couple of times I broke the cable, but near the machine. sad when Mirka change to the new type of machine without power box the cable of new machines lasting 3 to 6 monts.good luck wit Festool, they are good machines but to expensive for pand pepper and velcro base.

A lot more now. Bidenomics

Should of included an estimate to install a traditional water softener system for comparison.

Thank you so much for the demo. Helped so much deciding on what to get now vs later.

I will never buy anything that requires someone other than me to service it. I have installed multiple whole house filters and softeners without issues. I came here looking for alternatives. Just not going to pay someone to install it nor have another yearly fee that appears to go up. Thanks for the video.

I got the makita with a free tool deal, it’s a very good free tool

Nice review!

Thanks

This video was well done. Thanks!

Like so many others I have been chewing the crud on this exact issue for a couple of weeks now :) 3mm or 5mm. I also already have the Rotex 150 and was surprised to see that it performed closer to the 3mm ETS then the 5mm (time/agression-wise) Great video but I am still on the fence LOL although my instincts are telling me to go with the 3mm as I don't really need to save time so much as a hobbyist and I feel that will be better as a finishing sander on ply and MDF.... BTW do you still think you made the right choice 2 years on?

Thank you for the video! The information was very useful. Would you please share your thoughts on the GROHE Sense Guard Smart Water Controller?

but can it make a sandwich? mine does, gives BJs too do better LG

I just sold my Super Max 19/38 sander which I had for a few years. Wasn’t overly happy with it or their service. I’m thinking about the 16” version of this Jet. I’m glad it’s from Taiwan and not China. I’ve discovered their quality is much better. The super max was also difficult to clip end of paper in. Particularly if you have old warn out hands 👎. Good review thanks

super nice build, I need to make one can you tell me exactly what style aluminum extrusion that you used for that build. I did go to your link for 80/20 and they have so much to choose from I don’t want to make a mistake when I order the rails, 1530-S / 1545-S ?

Try not to look at the script next time

WOW!!!... what a bench. I'm very impressed and inspired to build something similar for myself. I'm going to "borrow" some of your ideas and solutions. Thanks for taking the time to put this out on YT. Much appreciated! Happy building

Thank you for a frank and unbiased review. We have just started the process of doing our research into a "water system". Gosh, lots to choose from with cost variables to consider. Nice job!

Great balanced review. Re: PurAgain - you know there's a problem when you cannot find out any real pricing options online, i.e. the only way to get a price quote is by filling out your info for someone to contact you.

It's almost the same cost as the Hammer and SCM equivalents now. If this were as cheap as it was in 2009 it's be a good choice against those more expensive options.

pro experience. good work .

Hi Mark. Thank you for sharing this video along with your thoughts on this drum sander. One thing that I wonder; is there any simple means by which to adjust the conveyor belt in relation to the drum? Cheers. Peter from Sweden

You helped me decide on the 5mm as I mostly work with solid lumber. Thanks.

Thanks, very informative.

Dishwasher with auto pop up door is good with drying

This is a great review. I currently have a Lifesource whole house filter system with a water conditioner. It doesn't work that great to remove the scales from hard water. I saw Puragain's ad on instagram and was tempted. Your review is not biased and full of information. The only suggestion I have is that if you have included information on the alternative DIY system in the video or in the info section above, it will be even more helpful. Thank you again.

Nice detailed video. Answered the questions I had. Thanks for posting.

Really nice bench! I’ve never seen the sliding aluminum extrusion for clamping, that’s really neat.

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I have the Jet 18/36 model works great but would love to upgrade to an oscillating version, only Jet have pulled out of Australia. Cheers

My dishes are always dry and only ones that are holding water like a cover or something like that has water in it I use the high temp wash with the steam and night dry

Every brand has some law suits so don't buy a dishwasher a dishwasher is not like other appliances in your kitchen it's the hardest working thing in the kitchen and you are lucky If you use it every day and it lasts 10 or more years