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@@OffTheCurbMedia I drove by a couple months ago to see that. I wonder what is going to happen to the land now

Well clearly it was an older model x. Nevermind they don’t tell you where they are driving from to get to Las Vegas. I couldn’t make it past the first 1 minute.

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@josephcranmer5930 I do as well. She is my roll dog and goes everywhere with me because she know with me it's always an adventure. I like it that way personally as well. thanks for the comment + view Joseph!

Hahaha Thank you @eprohoda!

@@CharlesJamesdesignhow was the gate open ?

@@Salv477 my old house was right next to the street so I would check it all the time. It’s open most the time actually.

he was at his max alititude... ^^

So in my area, there’s three airports that are in the general vicinity so they set me at a max altitude of 384’. So not thinking about it (obviously this was my fault because I should’ve lifted the max altitude on my controller) I set myself up for disaster. The point of my flight was to just cruise around the peaks and tried to hit some of the fog just kind of see how it would look. But as I was trying to Bridge one of my first major peaks, I hit my maximum altitude.

@@CharlesJamesdesign yep thats why im always setting my max atiltude at 500m and following the instructions on my controller. (mini 4 pro flymore packet) and in the eu here so nost of time its max 120m max... but in settings i have it set on max 500m 🔥🙌🏻

I think Lucy was the only one that was excited about the whole thing. She gets excited for any little adventure.

I love this! there’s something about traveling to go get an older vehicle that just trumps the purchasing of all brand new cars. in that ride is always going to be an adventure and a definite break-in to you learning a whole lot about that car real fast. So sweet!

@sbr4649 HAHAHA if this was a dig or a compliment, I like it either way. HAHAH thank you for watching my videos.

Don, thanks for leaving a comment. I really have wanted to look into Harvey tools. I will see if I can get some in the shop and I would love to send out a review and tell you what I think. I appreciate you and your advice.

@evilredBoris I have been driving Japanese vehicles from my beginning. Thank you and I appreciate your love for them as well. Thank you for watching my content friend.

@@CharlesJamesdesign Japanese vehicles are just reliable and well designed <3

@altimax9091 yes, it's hard to believe that I have a place in Joshua tree and there are places that I enjoy getting lost in and around CA. But there are a ton of people that lift and never make it out past the pavement. But I as you can see in my videos try to use my truck as it was purpose build from the factory to venture out past the tarmac. Thank you for your comment friend and I appreciate you watching my content.

Yes, Thank you for letting me know. I really like my Jet and still think I personally made a great purchase for my business. Please update me in a few months with your thoughts on your machine, Thank you Wes!

@mannyrodriguez8926 I really like this question. I will be making a video about this because of you. But the short answer is. I have an affinity for old vehicles because of the smell of the gas and the less noticed details that they behold. Older vehicles are not as reliable, but they make up for it in their personality. I can hear what my old car is telling me by sound and the feeling I get when I drive them down the road. You can tell when they are happy or when they are not, I can tell exactly what they are in need of as well. With a simple phone call to Autozone / O'Reillys. / Napa, I can just about order the part and bandage them up in a matter of a day because most parts back in the day were more universal. Now with new cars you get more frills less visual more comforts with a whole lot more plastic molded parts. I feel that interiors are less designed and are not as fancy details as old vehicles interiors. I do enjoy many of these frills like heated seats, heated steering wheels, traction control, ASB, power steering and actually good stereo systems with Bluetooth connectivity. Now these cars are less personal when it comes the the connection you have when driving them. My Toyota Tundra had radar speed control detection which has me almost self driving half the time. The cab is so air tight I can barley hear the engine, so I have less ability to understand what the engine is in need of. It tells me through lights and a more elaborate computerized communication style less feel. The things that I do like about the new vehicles is that they are very responsive, they drive tighter and I feel like you can drive them harder. Our Rivian take off the line faster than anything that I have ever driven. But adding electric into this conversation is slightly off topic and will be another good idea for another video. But to conclude this Old vs New vehicles Conversation there is truly no defined winner here. Vintage is and will always be hip and will always hold a nostalgic quality that you will never have when you get something new but are extreme gas guzzlers. While new vehicles have there own stigma, as being very expensive, have a lack of style and high rate of deprecation. But most of which are proving to have an astoundingly low fuel consumption rate and ton of features that might out weight less added details through out the vehicle. I really think this answer is within the driver and what there needs lay. The stigmas associated with new versus old cars are deeply intertwined with individual preferences, priorities, and needs of that said driver. Thank you for you question and even more for you watching my content. Thanks Friend

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YES Thanks Arun!!!

Woodcraft has it in their Black Friday ad $200 off

@Timmoore7258 Did you end up buying it? If so what are your thoughts?

@walkabout1094 thank you friend!

@bluemystic7501 Thank you.. I hope to be doing another machine here in june or july. I believe I will be picking up the Lelit Bianca V3 Espresso Machine or the Rocket Espresso Appartamento. And either one would be in dire need of another handle to jazz it up.

@@CharlesJamesdesign I'd love to see that.

Thanks Mark

Hey Fred, I still like my saw and it's been doing everything I have asked of it. I did but a 115 blade and I noticed it was a little tight, I was not sure if the tensioner slipped off the post when I was filming or not but I was syncing the blade was tight enough. I am very particular with my tools and I always make sure the everything is working properly be for I use anything in my shop. I have both 3/4" that you saw and the 1/2" plus a few others now. I use them all for different materials thicknesses and densities. I am extremely happy with the 3/4" carbide resaw king it cuts like a dream.

Glad you like it my number one!

Not everyone understands that you can't wait around all day playing video games waiting for handouts. The opportunities come to those who knock on the door and who go out looking for them.

I would say about 9000K, the front brakes are drums so that is the first thing that I would change to disc on any truck before I would load up or tow any weight. Ty for your question friend!

Yes you do. I will get you one...

Love that truck Bobby!

Thank you friend

Jay thank you for your history. It’s really cool, when an automotive company can give a feeling that is hard to describe through actually words. Thank you for sharing

That’s a great Idea! Doing it!

Thank you for watching friend!

Well I would never discount your experience.. But I had an encounter with them myself and was quite surprised with service. I called in about a power issue that I was experiencing. I thought that the machine was getting bogged down and was stalling during a cut. I was thinking I over used the motor and it was on it's way out. I check the fence to make sure that it was perfectly parallel to the blade and everything involved with alignment of the machine, while also purchasing all new saw blades. I wrote into support and waited for a response. I received a phone call a few hours later, all while I had already signed off Laguna and shopping for another table saw ( Harvey or SawStop). They were very nice and wanted to know what I was experiencing first hand. She gave me a few steps and I shot a few videos for her so that she could see the problem. In about 10min they had figured out that the belt on my motor was slightly loose and was in need of being tightened. Hung up with the tech and emailed them back to tell them that my issue had been solved. So in my experience they totally took care of my issue. I am sorry that you had a not so pleasant experience with them. Carlos Thank you for commenting, and watching my channel friend!

John, besides changing blades and having to clean out the bottom of the base that was full of saw dust. Not much has changes from my views of the table. I did really understand the hose system in the internals and think it could use some improvement. The table top is amazingly large and I feel mostly comfortable cutting anything but a 4x8 sheet. As they are really sketchy solo manning. Motor + Construction are holding up really well and the melamine out-feed table is slightly scratched from used but holding up. Overall a great buy, and still working as anticipated. I will make a full in-depth video per your question.

@@CharlesJamesdesign Thanks much for the reply! It helps!