Your roller outlet is so good for the hose exit‼️

Thanks, but $4300 is kind of steep.

I love tips like this, Ron. They are little things that make work so much less frustrating. Great stuff!

Next there will be self driving trailers that go the job site ahead of us while we’re at home eating breakfast and having coffee.

So true sometimes the smallest jobs can make the biggest difference

Are those plate carriers?

Ron, where can I get/purchase the ultralight 18mm plywood sheet?

A very cool tool, in all that it can do! When do we get to hear, what is next for Ron and Chris!?

The Smart Woodshop is now completely mobile on its own! 😃 That thing is awesome. Very helpful

Did you move back to a cooler climate?

Ron, What are the minimum specs I should look for, in a router to be used, for make cubbies like this? Would a "trim router" have enough power to make these cuts? Are there other features that should be considered? I have no experience with power routers and that's why I'm asking the "dumb questions." :)

Why ask her? To make her feel good? Just do it man! She'll have more respect for you.

Ive got the milwaukee platform, enjoyed it initially and if all you do is nail and cut timber its the answer. Bought a mig and plasma without inbuilt compressor, the compressor has become a staple for me again. With air pop riviters, nailers, fixers, plasmas, spraying etc, the compressor has become my go to now. The final thing for me was the ability to run the compressor on a solar powered 12 volt inverter off grid and do anything i need to do was the winner for me

Ron, Thanks so much for this video! I appreciate you showing how you use it. I really appreciated your showing the use of sacrificial underlayment on the top of your bench! I can see having one or two cut groves on my bench, one for rips and one for cross cuts, with the guide rail in the same place every time. But I do not want cuts all over it. If I have a large board at an angle that does not fit well with one of the other two cut lines, I would use sacrifice boards underneath.,

Hell yeah - I know I’m late but let’s go Kapex for the W! What’s so great about it?

C’mon Ron… 😂😂 That could be 30 degrees out of square and 3 points would still touch “w/o rocking” 😂 That said I have no doubt your dog holes are accurate bc that’s how you are. It would be the least of my concerns

Are you still in Florida? Or where did you go?

unless you work Building in metric this does nothing. you can do the same in freedom units

Also you gave a rule of thumb with the bevel as to whether the top or bottom was thick/narrow, but I don’t remember you doing the same for the mitre.

If you’re using calipers, what do you think is a acceptable tolerance? One thousandth? 1.5?

Can this jig be adapted to other routers?

Nice

No offense but fixed heavy cabinets saws with out feed support are infinitely better than portable tables saws except for portability.

I have no idea what tea truck is for. I don’t have a single T track thing and I don’t know why we use it or what it does and what the accessories are or anything. You’re really kinda need to go into like more what the hell tea track is I get that there are some kind of clamps that I can buy maybe that might work with some things if I had a bunch of this tea track stuff but what advantage does it have original you know using some clamps stuff I don’t get it

Just built my smart trailer. I had to go with a bigger trailer because I have all my install sand and finish tools I have to bring but I love it. Thanks for selling me the plans

Way to go Ron!!!

This is going to be good I enjoyed watching a shop upgrade

Nice! Are you still in Florida or did you move again?

Ron, I could probably figure this out, but could you share the search term for what kind of space you found there? I’m in North Texas looking for exactly that.

Shops looking good Ron!

making my shop more lean and efficient is a never ending job ,Thanks for sharing your knowledge

You know, if I didn't know better, I'd say that new interior paint color is reminiscent of a particular tool brand,,?

I must have missed it somewhere but why the slight taper on the ends of the struts?

You need to make a box under that is made like an entonnoir

OK the gun is cheaper but how you get that compressed air?

Domino to connect the two router tables? Did I miss a video on that?

I repair mine easily buy new cells spot weld the tabs solder the bcm on and brand new battery for cheap

Good stuff right here. Ive done this work for years but i still do dumb shit with miter saws and im lucky i havent been mangled. Thanks for reminding us to stay safe

Long term review would be helpful. I'm interested.

Two questions: 1) do you have the TSO Bigfoot for the Dominos 500 & 700? 2) If someone had a gun to your head and you could only own one machine for the rest of your life (as sad as that would be), would you choose the 500 or the 700 with the Seneca adaptor (to allow it to do all Domino 500 sizes)?

The difference is the strenght and the preccision.

well done. ive been working on getting the fence dead 90 to the table, and it seems im always having to adjust it. dewalt rack and pinion setup just like the sawstop. have you ever had to adjust yours?

Hey Ron, when you’re working with hardwoods, what do you feel is the CTS’s maximum thickness of wood it can handle? I’ve built two PSB’s and I have a big cabinet saw and while I love it for sawing big timbers, it takes up so much room!

There you have it, after 13 years of watching you, Ron, I’ve got all of these additions except the hedgehog push stick! I think a wise man learns from the trials and tribulations of another! Thanks for all you do!

Great video! BTW, What jointer do you have?

Hi Ron are you going to IBS in Vegas this February

I learn something new from every video posted , thanks for sharing

Do you happen to have a video somewhere that shows how you handle full size sheet goods on the CTS? I'm thinking about getting one, but the first big project for mine would involve cutting a whole lot of plywood, so I figured I'd ask.

Thank you for the education over the years Ron.

PERFECTION occurs after we learn what to take away not what we can ADD. Ron has shown that focusing on processes and simplification of work methods makes the work flow and space is much more manageable and finally LEAN rhymes with CLEAN