If you were to screw the metal clamps on the pvc pipe to one stud, do we still need the chain? great video

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I like your plan strategy of using real pictures! good build-good product----Your shop looks different----different camera angle?

Man it’s a very nice project. Thanks for take the time for filming and sharing.

Thanks for this video. Completed my own out feed table today!

Awesome , I like it…. Good job , keep up the good work….

Ur name is Matt, so stop doing these disgusting gloss finishes. U can't gloss everything.

Ok I bought the same stuff you have here but with the fan in place the filter is 1-1/2 ID smaller. Do you get a little back recirculated around the fan intake?

Thanks for sharing. It just makes a lot more sense to me to have a filter like that at table height or below instead of overhead anyway. Dust doesn't rise. Gravity is going to pull the particles DOWN. I have never understood having one on the ceiling.

This is excellent. I'm the stain and finish guy for a small shop here in Idaho called Custom S Carpentry, and I just can't understand why more people don't request gloss coats. They look better, are more visually impactful, have less surface area to potentially oxidize, an are more durable than semis or satins. Average Joe Q. Taxpayer could look at a semi gloss table and not care, but that same table in a gloss would make him say "Holy shit! Lookit that!"

MERV 15, eh?

I just purchased a used Jet 1.5 hp with canister filter. Using it the sawdust/chips are constantly swirling in the bag. This does not seem right.

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it wont be long till the filter company and fan company get together and sell this for twice the money...lol

How many coats of expresso did you do before applying the poly? Did you sand before adding the poly?

They look amazing! Thanks for sharing your timed and talent!

This video made it easy to change the blade on my new SW779. But my new blade required me to use that adapter for the bigger one-inch hole. I don’t know why, but the new blade with the adapter bound up and froze the blade so that it would not spin! I had to reinstall the original 32-tooth blade, which did work fine. I wonder why a new Dewalt blade (with 1” hole) froze up and would not spin at all.

As soon as I saw that filter, I immediately thought about how they look exactly like the intake filters for the HEMTTs I used to work with in the Army motorpool. Any possibility that commercial vehicle intake filters could be more cost effective and/or easier to acquire?

How much vacuum is developed in the trashcan? An in use view would be good. My homemade shopvac setup has trashcan collapse problems which required a mid trashcan support ring. You ground wire could be a much smaller gauge wire, static electricity has almost no amps.

But....but...but....$269 filter? Geeeziz f'awkin cryyyyyst!!

What size bed is this? Do you plans for a king?

Så beautiful

How has this been working a year in? Have you experienced any issues or done any design changes? I’m looking into putting one together for some drywall work since that dust just gets everywhere. Sorry if this was answered in a comment already somewhere, I may have missed it.

Lol youre pretty witty man. I like how you put on the lifting bench then throw your arms back like "Is this about to fall off with me being 100% helpless to stop it" lolololol

PCS means Professional Cabinet Saw for anyone wondering. Had to look it up lols.

Cool, but I think you should be running the opposite direction. I guess the filters aren't designed for that.

I cut my poly with spirits but seem to get occasional lines every layer i add (1000 sand between coats), and visible with lght hitting it (garage windows) but looks great from other angles. It seems to dry fast in places....or maybe i am not using the proper rag to wipe it across :) Last layer i used a brush. I use canned oil-based Poly.... thoughts on how to avoid the spotty occasional lines? (Should mention this in on a lightly sanded ~60 year old maple table top.) Assume I need to let it cure 30 days before use also.

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This is the reason i picked up a harmonica and my same anywhere anytime just throw some emotion a basic vamp , words whatever and jam ,,, thanks man great vid

I will use sealer before stain so I can play with it and leave it darker or lighter is more easier

Finally… a video that’s say everything thanks 💯🙏🏻

Do you or anyone else have any issues with air flow being restricted and blowing out the back end of the fan? I tried to do the exact same build, and it does seem to work pretty well, but it feels like the air is funneling around the fan and some is going into the filter but some is blowing away from the fan. The air close to the center of the fan gets pulled into the filter but the air towards the edges of the fan seems like it is blowing out and a away from the fan rather than getting sucked in. I'm thinking this is because the fan is just slightly bigger than the opening of the filter? Have you experienced something similar? Any suggested fixes?

I built it. Easy. Works great. I use my heater fan to push air around

“I get shocked every time I touch this” Well quit touching that!…lol. But seriously. The chain is a great solution. Those shocks are annoying at best. Cheers.

I have this same CAT fan, and it's not a 4,000 CFM fan. It's a 2300 CFM fan, says so on the box, and on CAT's website. Bought this fan a month ago. Same identical model number. I'm guessing CAT figured this out too and changed the box labels.

I'd like to see a video of you jointing all 6 boards at once

great idea!! But filter costs $270?? How long does a filter last if i kept it on 24/7 for the house?

I love the simplicity of this and I love how efficient your video is! Thanks for sharing it. What speed do you tend to run the fan? Full blast?

Looks awesome. I will look forward to using a black color on something. On smaller pieces I can keep most bubbles from forming by using a good brush going fairly slow. If i do any surfaces near as big as your table, i will surely follow your steps. I believe your way could be better than spraying considering the number of steps where boo boos can happen. Much obliged.

Do you think you could put like a stretchy sock over the filter to catch the larger particles? If youve seen the blueair prefilters then you might know what i mean. Its like the same material as they use for neck gaiters

Awesome video thank you. Would you say everything you showed here could be applied to birch plywood?

So didn't hurt to use Spalted maple for a cutting board. Thank you.

Thanks for the awesome video. Shooting over to checkout the follow up video now!

Hi Matt! Thank you for the awesome video. Very well made and clearly explained. Makes a world of difference to those for whom, like me, this kind of work doesn't come easy. One little thing though. The cut list calls for two 20" pieces of 2x6 plus two 17" pieces. That amounts to 74 inches . You recommend a 72" 2x6. I just went ahead and bought an 8ft board at the store instead of the 6ft. Anyhow, great little table. Now everyone of my non-manual friends thinks I'm a house builder!😂

do they make conductive paint that sticks to PVC? (then just ground one end of the pipe system)

What number do you put for suction power

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Thanks Matt, nice presented and useful video

Great vid. My issue I like to use 3/8 panels and leave 1/8 backside reveals so I get the 1/4 inch front side shaker look on 3/4 stock

First time on your channel & I’m wondering about making side tables with just cross bars for legs (no bottom shelves)