Best video I've seen on coring a bowl with the bowl gouge! Great job!

I'd say good advice rounding the edges of the tools

Thank you! This was the answer for me after struggling for so long.

Great idea!

Thanks David, I found this to be a helpful little video about this confusing product.

I have four vm-100...each with dedicated jaws...two sharks and two dovetails.

I was looking for how you cut/attach the sliding pin.

Does this machine have a built-in breaker of sorts (attached to the start/stop button like our table saw and dust collector)?

did you mount it to the table and how,,

I am considering purchasing this model. I believe the feed rate is 23 fpm. Can the feed rate be slowed for finer finish?

Hello David,how well does the over head blade guard dust collection work? Did you have to order it with the over head guard or did WSI have it in stock that way? Thanks

it worked pretty good on the bigger branches . I sold a Bushmaster 15 hp , the thing was heavy and I wasn`t happy about the way the clippings came out at the bottom of the chute . I wish there was a great 3-4 inch chipper that had the chute at the top that threw out the chipping . if yours had the top chute exit I think it would be even a better chipper

Perfect explanation! I was brave (lol) and bam off it came and solved our issues. Thank you

Would it have killed you to actually SHARPEN SOMETHING WITH IT ?? HUH ?

Excellent tip. I'm going to do this.

Excellent demo. Thanks!

Thanks for the video... Helped me a lot. Now I have a noise when the water flows. Bad inlet???

You complicated things, you should have used a scraper to cut the ledge off and then use the gouge to make the final cut. Its got to the point where its frowned upon in the video world to use a scraper when you can get a great accurate smooth finish with little sanding. I love the way a bowl gouge hogs out a bowl and leaves a good smooth finish but if there is any question of accuracy the scraper saves the day and I don't have to apologize for using it. Thanks for sharing this great video and I wasn't really getting down on you, just the fact that there is no shame in using a scraper. 7:02

Has anyone tried mesquite in this machine?

November 2023 update - the drill press continues to work great.

November 2023 update - the bandsaw continues to work just fine. In this video I was too harsh on the ceramic guides. They guide the blade quite well and will never seize up. The side guides will loosen up a bit after heavy resawing but that's my only really complaint.

November 2023 update - the machine continues to work great. Only maintenance has been one belt.

Yikes, never use sandpaper on the bedways!

How do you remove the chuck, anyone know WHT kind of metal is behind the chuck and could I solder it if cracked?

thanks I ordered one because of this and the higher cfm

I have a DR chipper/shredder model 300 (I call it the 9.5 since it has 9.5 ft-lbs of torque). The 11.5 model (with 11.5 ft-lbs of torque) is still a consumer model. I wouldn't classify it anywhere as a prosumer model because it's not powerful enough. Its chipper function is very good. In fact, the self-feeding feature on the chipper chute is too aggressive. If you drop a 3" to 4" log in the chipper chute, it will self-feed very aggressively and vibrate like crazy. Then the engine will stall after it takes too big a bite that the blade can't chop through because of the undersized engine. Stalling puts a lot of wear on these direct-drive small engines that don't have a belt drive to absorb the shock. You can chip 3" to 4" logs, but you'll have to pull the log back, feed it slowly, rotate it constantly while feeding it, and keep it from self-feeding too aggressively. The biggest limitation of the DR consumer models such as the 11.5 and every model below that is they have a narrow throat in the shredder hopper. The shredder hopper throat on my 9.5 model is 2"x6". Since it's so narrow, vegetation clogs in the throat constantly. The 11.5's throat is 4"x6", twice as big as the throat size as the 9.5 model. I wish I had bought the 11.5 model instead.

Hi David, thanks for showing all the details of your machine, I think I've watched your videos about 10 times. I would like to ask you a question, how does your machine work after 1 year? If you could you would choose another brand, or you are happy with SCM, I have watched many videos to choose the purchase of a sliding table saw. Thank you very much in advance. Your workshops are very nice.

waaaay better than the forstner bit technique I had been using

i have similar oven, but i don't know how i get the down part, can u help me? thanks.

How do you turn it on

How do you feel about the difference between the blades? Do you have any notes regarding thickness and hardness of the blades?

After watching 50+ wood chipper reviews, I found yours to be the most thorough and convincing so I’ve decided to order one today. Thank you!

😂 it’s funny to see it in someone else’s truck too 🤣😂 I hate it on mine 🤣😂

I bought one about a year ago. Before I had ten hours on it, the drive shaft broke. I never fed anything over 2" in it. DR did cover the rapairs with the warranty but it took about 4 months to fix. When I got it back, I hadn't put five hours on it before the fly wheel came loose. I'ts been in the shop for three months with no idea when DR will ship the parts.

Where to buy this Machine ?

One of the best reviews demonstrated 👍 thank you

Thank you for the video this resolved my drainage issue a piece of glass was stuck in there .. saved me hundreds of dollars .. also for anyone the pump is not easy so use some force to twist it

That remote is also super prone to breaking WHEN it gets dropped. There’s very little plastic for the screws that hold it together, and that plastic will break, causing the batteries to have an intermittent connection. A replacement remote costs $128……. That’s also weird that you have to empty the fine dust bag more often. My main bin will fill to overflowing before that small bag needs to be replaced, and even then, it’s never more than 1/3 full.

Thank you so much. Took me 4 different videos before I found the right solution.

Learned my lesson. Will never buy another DR product as long as I live. That good for nothing briggs engine spends more time not working that running. Nothing but trouble.

Great review! Very informative and thorough. Were you able to get rid of the noise when raising the planer bed?

Good presentation,concise and on point. Thank you.

Asked every old timer/expert at my club demo the other day, not one knew how to properly use a bottom feeder. Now I have something to work with, thank you.

Doesn't surprise me about Stanley you've always had to work on them they don't come out of the box ready they never have they never probably will although it'd be nice if Stanley actually put forth an effort making them ready to come out of the box

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how do you obtain a spherical nut?

great review video. Thank you!

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So what if I have a separate planer and i just need a wide jointer? Would the tables stay true over time?

David, I have the same saw as yours . I wanted to let you know a change I made on mine concerning the locking mechanism on the slider. There is a 10 inch locking device that when locking pin is engaged the slider only locks in 1 location. I changed that to a 7 ft locking device so now I can lock the sliding table any where I choose going forward or backward, it allows more versatility . If you would like more information or a photo of it I can send it to you. Just answer with a reply and I will get in touch. I did share this information with Minimax to improve their saws, but I don't know if they did. I bought mine in 2016 after we flooded in Louisiana, all my machinery got ruined. It has been a great saw, I love mine. Also, I installed a on/off switch on the end of the slider , works great.