Just what need A yank screaming at me. Clown. Fail

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Maybe i dozed off. Whats tbe footprint size? 4x8 ft?

Very nice

I do not like switches Sam I am! Triggers are safer instant stops, preventing blood and “DAMN!!!”

If doing vertical shiplap and the tops are off like shown on the sides in your video how do you cover if adding a trim piece that aligns with the top? How can you avoid having to have each piece the exact same so the trim piece sits flush and no gaps are shown?

Protip. Cut the board desired size. Then glue the edgeband FIRST on ONE side then trim it before you go to the otherside. Last part is assembly. It will be a breeze

I love this saw and agree with your criticism that the LED lights can be a nuisance, IMO whether cutting in normal or inverted position.

I love the rapid fire tips! Thanks for not wasting time with fluff.

Love the video I did have a quick question about installing in a bathroom. I have been on the fence to use either pvc shiplap or mdf. So the area I want to shiplap is not directly next to the shower. The only way water could get to it would be from splashing from the vanity sinks. Let me know if mdf would still be ok if it is not directly next to the shower. Thanks guys

How would you do this for a concave curved edge?

Black and yellow never lets me down👍

Number 10, use box extenders.

Number 12, make bevel cuts with the board closest to a stud over lapping the longer piece. The overlapping board will keep your off stud seams straight. Don't believe me, try it.

Did you even listen to your self on the number 14?

Milwaukee 😆

Something I didn’t understand- am I going to put the baseboard back on, on top of the shiplap? I would think so, just asking…

Something I didn’t understand- am I going to put the baseboard back on, on top of the shiplap? I would think so, just asking…

I always put the nails threw the tongue at an angle so you cant see them.

DON'T USE BUTT JOINTS WITH ANY KIND OF TRIM. IF YOUR MITER SAW CAN GET TO 60 DEGREES THEN USE IT FOR JOINS. WITH C.A. GLUE. AND USE BONDO FOR FILLER

"I have the same sander and it's strictly a finishing sander (120 - 320 grit) which helps the hook and loop last longer which I agree is a little weak. But these are not meant for a lot of material removal"

Is there any benefit to nailing the “tongue” of the shiplap board on top edge to hide at least one nail hole?

Did you have to remove the baseboard on the adjacent wall and shorten it to make room for the new baseboard? And does the new baseboard match the baseboard on the adjacent wall or does it appear different (bigger)?

And what about the White Nickel Gap Shiplap Panel from Home Depot? the big panel 48 X 96 ? is this Faux? or works ?

That's a gorgeous set of stairs. This cat condo seems to be more of a mock up/practice piece for some future projects and/or design ideas for art deco/modern furniture. The stair case could easily be scaled up into a leaning/ladder book shelf! sweet!

Looks like it turned out great. Like your editing, too.

Cool project, I love the look of those stairs. You made a good call on supports, 3 was too many and distracted from the look. You could have done a single central support too. Looking forward to the whole thing, the first two parts have been great.

Wow a cracking build for sure i hope you see the Cats going up it, maybe put a camera near it incase you miss the moment. Well done again. Barry (UK)

Loved the video. I definitely know the pain of working a few hours a night in a shop with no a/c. Looking forward to the next video.

Thumbs down for a review for not knowing why one would use an orbital sander in the first place. It's a finishing sander so why would you use it on rough lumber. Also, the lower speeds are for other processes, not necesssarily sanding. As another commenter said below (above?), they use it for lime scale, presumably on tile.

So when are you going to drop the bomb that you’re changing your channel name to “Dude Kitty Litter” Looks pretty sweet dude, love that back and forth pattern

Just covered up with a edge banding😂

You should have called us! We would have loved to bring you here!

Did you caulk along where the trim meets the shiplap? (Vertically and the horizontally along the top)... Or just leave it?

Why not pull towards you?

What did you end up with a short/thin one at the top? Why was the thin one not put at the bottom where the crown molding could have covered it?

Did you guys fill in the nail holes with spackle or did you leave nails exposed? I was gonna shoot a shorter 18ga nail thru the tongue to hide it, then shoot longer nail 15ga through bottom of the board. This was a good video thanks! 👍

I appreciate the tips. I still think I will use real wood for my cabin.

Nails that go rogue are part of the resistance

My wife would get in trouble for using MY irons! I’m the domestic one in my marriage. 😂🤷🏽‍♂️

I just bought it as part of a set and that bevel lever gave me so much trouble. At first it was tighten too much so I could move the lever. I entightened it a little to only realize that every time I would move it, the screw under would come lose. I found the trick though. You need to also screw the other screws around and it stays in place. There is a sweet spot to find. For such brand, they should have worked on a better system...

You need box extensions by code I believe.

I bought this model sander from Amazon for like $55 last year and absolutely love it. For sanding I use 3M 710W and 775L paper in various grits, and have never had a problem with stock removal. I would say getting a couple of backup pads or pad savers is a smart investment, they have the same size/hole pattern pads for like 2 for $6, and they work wonders for preserving your actual sanding pad. Im on my 2nd pad since i bought it, but now use a pad saver everytime i touch the sander, so I dont anticipate having to change this pad again for years. The last couple months I've used it more for paint correction / detailing my car, using Meguiars Ultimate Compoud with a medium foam buffing pad on speed 5 does amazing work on any scratches/scuffs/imperfections. Follow up with 210 polish / sealant / wax and the car looks as good as any car I've ever seen before. Love this sander.

Blending the electric looks great... probably too much work for me

What a waste of money, never buy this saw!! Dust extraction as on option, it should be included. Nobody wants to clean up after cutting specially with the blowing feature. Dust every ware, it wil take you more time.

I am doing my first shiplap install at my home. We are tearing out old paneling beforehand. They are internal walls save for one. I'm going to redo the insulation on that one and add sound deadening in the other two. Do I need to do drywall first, or can I install the shiplap directly to the studs? Since one wall is exterior, I'm going to use wood instead of MDF.

I have options 1 - 6, but my con is that the lower speeds do what they are supposed to do, run slower. This guy is funny lol.

On your outlets. Use a beauty ring. Shiplaps 3/4 so install a 3/4 beauty ring

I know why sheetrock is staggered but why shiplap.

MDF swells in basements. Use pvc.