This dustboot was for the original bluey, I haven’t made one in about 4 years. Front half of the dustboot comes off to set zero, personally I just use a shim and the leave the dustboot in place

It doesn’t harden where I live, I suppose you could change the ratios if it’s a problem where you live

Yes, it does seperate if it’s been sitting there for a while but a quick shake and its good to go.

Its from Vevor, cheapest source I found was ebay I paid $55. If you have an issue finding them shoot me a message i'll send you a link.

Hi Wayne, can you get naptha, I think its basically the same thing.

@@JoesWorkbench cheers 👍🏻

It is also know as petroleum spirit, and white spirit

Thanks Paul 🙏🏼 I’m sure I’ll find plenty of uses for it

Thanks Mate, handy bit of out for sure

Thanks Tony, it’s a minimax CU300 smart combination machine. I bought around 2006 and it’s still working perfectly :)

Thanks Dirk, find myself using it all time now 👍🏻

Thanks Michael 🙏🏼

Hey!!!! thanks mate 🍻🙏🏼

Thanks for watching, glad you liked it. 🙏🏼

Appreciated the company 👍🏻🍻

Hi, The stand wasn’t for me but I believe they added nail strips to hold it them in place, the type our put on the floor to secure carpet.

Carpet grippers, with tacks facing outwardly. 👊🏻

That sounds interesting 👍🏻

Thanks for your reply, this was build for a woodworking challenge in Australia the goal was to use scrap wood, your right I would have be done simpler 👍🏻

Thanks Sam, I was surprised myself how well that stain came out ;)

Thanks Rob 👍🏻

Thanks Percy, It was a fun project 👍🏻

Thanks Tony 🙏🏼

Thanks Mark, glad you found it helpful.👍🏻

Thanks 🙏🏼

@@JoesWorkbench see you

Thanks Dirk, Linda says thanks to! I’ll save some hair for you next trim haha 😂 👍🏻🍻

Thanks 🙏🏼 seems like there’s quite a few birthdays that weekend 👍🏻

Haha thanks Mario, it was fun to make I wouldnt mind making a few more👍🏻😂

I haven’t received the battery powered LEDs yet :(. Basically I’ll stick the LEDS to the center ring and Velcro the battery pack to the back of the sign.

Thanks Tony, It’s a blue carve cnc it’s pre made. Mines actually the older model the newer ones are even better! There’s a link to their Facebook page in the description you can see the current model and the upgraded turbo there.

Thanks, really fun project. Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻

Yes, a shopvac will capture most of the dust and really cut down on the airborne stuff you don’t want to breath. You can use a woodworking type dust collector for even better performance but the trade off is visibility as the hose is much bigger. Keep the hose as short as possible to reduce friction/suction loss. I use a festool shopvac, I am not familiar with the ryobi range. You’ll find your shopvac is one of your most use tools, get the best one you can afford. Routing/sanding/finishing/cnc and cleanup all make use of a shopvac. It’s not just for the cnc. 👍🏻

@@JoesWorkbench Thanks Joe..I see Makita has an AWS system where when you start the Bluecarve or Mitre saw it can automatically turn on.... Not sure if that's a gimmick or would be genuinely useful! Thanks!

It’s an adjustable counter sink :) mines by cmt, timbecon have one to for 1/3 the price 👍🏻

@@JoesWorkbench Thanks Joe...I'm quite new to woodworking...and love learning the tricks of the trade!! Thanks.

Happy to help, if you get stuck just email me I can send you links etc 👍🏻

@@JoesWorkbench Thanks Joe.. May just do that! I've got the Turbo on order and there are so many questions and things I don't know.. But will get it and see it all as a learning adventure! First challenge is just to get it all set up with workbench.. waste board.. Rail system etc. Thanks!