Inches is fine, oh no scary fractions! Learn to use your brain instead of walking around like a bunch of metric asian tourists with your eyes closed ffs!

Whose feet are you guys using? Who established "the world shall be measured by my feet" weirdo feetlovers

Fret level? 🤔

OFMG!!! IT WORKED! I smashed the LIKE button and the press-fit bolt for the bridge just went right down! 😝

great Idea. Trying it tomorrow. Dan

Thanks

You used a clamp😂😂

The Bad 1. Blower Design - can agree, but there are 3D printed options that port the dust collection top-ward with modifications. You can then add a 4" dust collection option. Just how to improve upon this. 2. Blower Adapter (?) - see point 1, mod. (kzbin.info/www/bejne/bp6mon1tntN7ipY <-- one video of many, search Dewalt D735 top dust collection mod) 3. Knives - Yup .. would agree. I WOULD recommend the helix head. These will last about 10x longer.

One fail you forgot to mention: that laminate. You don't want a slippery top on drill press table. On a router table that would have been nice.

The laminate is certainly attractive, and is a good choice for a router, bandsaw, or table saw, because it's easy to slide the workpiece over it. However, for a drill press, you do NOT want the workpiece sliding around. I'd stay with polyurethane for both the table and the fence.

Blue Dye NOT available on Amazon? Suggestions? Thanks!!!

Very practical......pffff😂

"Sometime it's okay to compromise if it means action" Shit man, great advice. Thank you.

What a great video - clear, concise, short, easy to follow. A perfect shop tip video!

*Or* you could just use the correct system of measurement, like the rest of the world. Except for Liberia and Myanmar. For clarity, Myanmar is in the process of transitioning to the metric system.

Sanding deeper will not reduce the glue but expose more of it!!!

How to get rid of glue marks in veneer? Never use veneer thinner than 1mm, especially not figured ones as most have harder and softer regions which also vary in absorption rate, which makes dying even thick boards more challenging as it often takes dye blotchy by nature. Use a proper wood glue too, and don't use too much, which you can get used to gauging based on how much squeeze out you get. A lot of squeeze out will cost you over time in glue and paper or shop towels, and waste precious resources. That instrument were better off with a lacquer spray job, which is much more difficult to do in order to get a good fade and the colors distributed as desired.

I bought the $10 ones from Harbor freight. I’ve never used any, my first pair. I’m going to use for ordering bike parts online. Some of these parts come in a variety of sizes, so I’m not using them to build anything or make precise cuts or whatever. e.g. choosing between 26.4 or 27mm.

Get a car headlamp restoration kit from an auto shop. Super fine grain sanding discs up to 3000 grit.

Please tell me you didn't use the miter gauge WITH the fence.

Ah, the tab on the inside to rotate it. That's what I was missing 🙂 thanks!

Cheaper tools just do not hold up to the reliability of more expensive tools

Can't believe I'm going to buy an $600 planer for construction lumber, LOL. I'm loving the 735 based on all the positive videos. I'm kidding about 2x4's. That is only it's first job to plane the rough lumber for my benches. Eventually, it will get the $555 upgrade Wink wink. Hardwood work is down the road. Just setting up shop and I hate ugly lumber. The savings of buying crap lumber to build a bench, and plane it, will pay for the DW! Not sure folks even think about that! You don't need HARDWOOD to build your bench and still have it look great! Of course, don't build real furniture with studs, LOL. Although.... why not? hmmm... Thanks for another vote for the DW! So excited! Truly, a great choice for basement shop!

Looks really good!!!

It is really convenient but I guess we can no longer tilt the table or remove it for metal work

I'm a DIY wood builder. I don't use my 735 as much as a lot of the wood workers out there. But I really like mine, easy to use and set up.Gives a good smooth cut.

Had to stop the video at "hate metric" this dudes logic cant be trusted.

Straight to the point. No unnecessary talking thank you so much.

Since when does Ben from Parks and recreation make guitars

Wow genius !

What type of paint?

I like everything that spins. For what application would a homeowner living off grid require a woodstove with a secondary burn/contraption? Advantages?, could it save the planet? Anyone can reply if you feel inclined, thank you.

I find success by sanding between Laquer coats with 0000# Steel Wool. It keeps the rage peel from building up. Nice job.

Liked the video but does the alcohol affect the wood glue?

The discoloration on the sides is a result of not thoroughly sanding off the grain filler.

The narration here is very, very dull.

Use a blacklist to find glue

05:16 I REFUSSSEEE!!!!!

Get a piece of cardboard measure how far apart your holes are on the guitar body mimic where those positions are on the piece of cardboard push your pots through the cardboard then just wire up the back sides pop them out of the cardboard and they're ready to go into the guitar body and then all you need to do is make the one connection and you're done that way you don't have to try to solder your pots inside of the guitar body

And one more tip for polishing The absolute finest grit that you can get to use to polish anything out is actually toothpaste I was a trick and old head showed me a long time ago and he's absolutely right

Why wouldn't you use a wet sponge? That way the sandpaper doesn't disintegrate

There are alternatives to using water as your sanding lubricant, such as naptha or GooGone cleaning spray they don't expand the wood if they get into holes.

Thinking about possibly making my own drum sticks from wood lying in the yard (dried out obviously). I'm thinking Dowel Rod making is a big step. Shaping them afterwards will need to be thought out later. But making dowel rods is a good start I think! Thanks for this!!!

I have a DW735 Type 1. Do you happen to know how to rotate the head? There is not a release tab.

Had mine for 4 years motor blew and the price is too expensive to replace! No good. I changed brands , motor too weak…

Sorry, but the spasmic hand gestures did me in. Moving on …

That was sweet

To bad we cant get this router in Europe

This was everything I needed it to be. Thank you for making this so easy to watch and follow.