Where did you get the port?

how do you prevent slippage on this unit ? are there any better belts ?

Just got mine and one of the mounting corners is broken. Came here to see if its easy to replace the base or just go ahead and send the whole thing back.

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Good looking coasters. I just made a batch and was searching for design inspirations for the caddy. I like your style. (FYI: Subscribed)

Yes, wood stain can potentially kill birds if used on bird houses or feeders, as the chemicals released from the stain, especially when fresh, can be toxic to birds, so it's best to avoid staining bird houses and opt for untreated wood like cedar instead; always check for bird-safe stains if you must stain a birdhouse. Key points to remember: Toxic fumes: The main concern is the fumes released from fresh stain, which can be harmful to birds when inhaled. Choose water-based options: If you must stain, look for water-based stains with low VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) as they are considered less toxic. Untreated wood is best: For bird houses and feeders, using untreated cedar or other naturally resistant woods is generally considered the safest option.

I heard about WoodPrix instructions good opinions.

Thanks! i received one of these for free and no manual, great to know some info about it.

This time I will use WoodPrix instructions to make it.

I will make it myself this week I think. Just got instructions from WoodPrix and I'm ready for do it :D

I think you can learn more about it on WoodPrix.

I made similar with WoodPrix instructions :)

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Well after getting the two buckets fitting together, the rest was easy after heat forming a couple of sections of 2” pvc pipe to fit my 2.5” hose ends. Actual testing was moderately successful. I found that if the inlet was not perfectly positioned, I’d get some short circuiting directly to the exit and shop vac. With a clean filter, my shop vac will also collapse the buckets if it hits any resistance. I also found it too light weight and would tip over too easily. I was going to anchor to a base with casters and add a large yogurt tub as a shroud at the exit pipe to help isolate the exit, but I ran into a used 35 gal plastic drum in like new condition for only $15. I cut a new top out of 7/16” osb I had available and moved the fittings to it now using the upper 5 gal pail as an exit pipe isolation shroud. It’s working perfectly. Now no short circuiting, no tipping and loads of volume. So far seeing minimal carry over to shop vac. I just happen to have quite a few people locally selling used drums from 15 to 55 gal. I chose the 35 gal as largest I can handle and fit in my shop and because it has a slightly tapered shape that improves the cyclonic action. Overall, I think the double bucket is functional but I think it’s best for smaller shop vacs.

I made it myself. Just take a look for WoodPrix if you'd like to make it too.

Make it wooden with WoodPrix.

I have one now & need a manual & parts

Unfortunately my saw (exact same model) is not miter square no mater the adjustment. I think if I take my dremel and ream out the slots the adjustment screws go in, I can get it square. You get what you pay for I suppose. Seems like a pretty solid saw otherwise.

I have some older HF air nailer's. They last a long time. Buy a assorted O ring kit for repairs and keep them oiled. Thanks for showing us a great deal.

I didn't know HF has this, and at that price, too. Thanks for the info and the review.

I've had the same one for several years and it works fine. I don't use it everyday, maybe once a week, but I've had no trouble with it.

Take that Instagram pop-up out so I can view it for crying out loud!

2:1 ratio oil to wax results in a mixture that I think is too hard. U want more of a paste. Current trends do a 4:1 ratio. Much smoother and softer mixture.

I'm sure you can find awesome woodworking plans on woodprix

woodprix includes very useful instructions with all details I need

I've found great e-book on woodprix. Good solutions for everyone I think.

Thanks Dude I really appreciate your time explaining how to operate the 12” Kobalt Miter Saw!!

mom and dad we love this so beautiful and the birds really love eating out of it thanks so much we love you both

The instructions suck! Your video has simplified the assembly....THANK YOU!

Upgrade to a flexible back sandpaper, or fabric backed, would last longer than the paper. Hercules sandpaper is good, but their backing is cheap.

Hi, Has anyone tried using this with sheetrock Dust? I see everyone using only on wood dust,

Nice little project. Thanks for sharing. Blessings!

Great video guys!👍🏻

Very good project since it is fairly straightforward and simple. Great advice about the hot glue on the cord knots. I really like these simpler projects with fewer pieces. When i first started woodworking, this was the perfect type of project to learn some basics. May I suggest a very simple birdhouse before the Spring? No dadoes just straight and miter cuts, simple 6 to 8 piece project with a way to clean out. You could put together a great build demo.

Great job and project thx for sharing enjoyed it Keep building

Talking to much, less working!!! And... btw... take the hot potatoes out of your mouth... no one understand anything!!! 😂

I just stumbled upon this exact dust collector, used on marketplace, for $50. Thanks for making this purchase a no-brainer!

One of the prettiest bird tables I’ve seen made on KZbin, lovely job 💚✊🫶🏼🙏

Good job! The birds will be happy!

Excellent project guys 👍🏻

I bought central dust collector at harbor freight today. they offer a big deal ,use member card, get one for 200 ,so 230 get one.very great!

Does the epoxy stain the wood just bit?

Just got my buckets and fittings, planning to use 2” pvc and heat to form them to fit my 2.5” ridgid vac hoses. Anyway, I used a fine tooth blade on my oscillating tool to cut top ring and it did a good job. I wasn’t sure on exactly where to cut top edge so left about 3/8 to 1/2” over that ridge - it does not fit, just a tad too big, so watching this again and stopping a few times between 3:45 - 4:00 minutes, I can now see you cut right at the ridge. So back out to fix my cut line! The rest looks pretty straight forward. Will report back when done.

In earlier videos, chewing gum is not the way to go while working, also as a safety precaution "no lose hairs".

Red timber looks like Sapele to me.

2 years late, but what size fitting is it?

What are the spacing for the shelfs

Great video, the collector came with Horrible instructions, you made it MUCH easier.

I’m beyond happy I saw this video while my dust collector was still in the box. Going in to the build with the knowledge that the directions were not great actually made it go easy. I paid increased attention to the disorganized hardware and it ended up being easy. Thank you for suffering so I didn’t have to.

thanks for sharing!, best tool maintenance video I have seen..this is the 2nd Craftsman planer I have owned..............I make charcuterie boards and my own board butter, someone said it ok to use on my feed tables...any suggestion?