I just recieved the same saw, but the Delta version. so far, I'm very impressed with this saw. also, seems they changed the dust port on the new saws and we'll see how much difference it makes. I haven't had a chance to cut yet, but will this morning.

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can i use a roller for this laser?

I think it's ironic that you had a HSDS pressure washer like in your video that went bad and you bought the Ryobi. I had the same one that just quit on me and I loved that machine. The Ryobi is nice but I don't like the cord storage or the multiple tips. The HSDS was all in one and and adjustable tip built in. The electric cord was more flexible and easier to store.

I borrowed this machine from my MIL. I'm looking for a basic how-to-use video. Oh my goodness!😄 I did not realize most of this would be watching Sean fart around with putting it together! Thank you anyway, Sean! 😛

Lol not at all how you prime a airless lol. Not at all

I think it would have helped to show the saw blade install instead of the angle u showed

Why would you put down the camera ans switch to far away?

What size are those blast gates?

How bad is the overspray for painting indoors?

I did similar thing in my previous shop when tools shared space with 2 cars. Worked well.

Great idea thanks for sharing!

Run water through entire system before turning ppwer on

I don't want grease splattering that close to my camper

Awesome thanks

Great video. Get the round attachment for it. It cleans much area much faster😊.

Decided to go ahead and get this Ryobi 2000 pressure washer to see if I could get better results than from the smaller machine I had been using for the past 4 years. The smaller unit actually did a great job in cleaning my driveway, but didn't have a very wide nozzle setting and it would take forever to clean a large space. I also purchased the Ryobi 12-inch surface cleaner, and also the Ryobi multi-nozzle. The nozzle has 5 settings on it, and I'm glad I got these two extra parts. The surface cleaner definitely makes it a lot faster to clean large areas. Thanks for the video, helped me get everything set up.

Where you get the software

Hey great setup for a small shop. I’m looking to do something similar and found your video. Any issues with static electricity on the pipe or hoses? If so how did you solve that?

Lol, you put ear protection but have the cat next to you, good job.

Will you please let me know if with soap in the canister I can only use it to clean with water? In other words, does the soap canister have an on/off valve? ** GREAT PRESENTATION ** Thanks!

Great video. How much do you charge for a job like this?

You did well with sharing the video. I hope you will continue to review more products.

No close ups on the small parts to assemble.

Great practical and convenient Sean - very well done

Please spend more time on the spray handle that part confusing

You shouldn't run water thru your tip if you wanna keep them functional

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Enjoyed your presentation. Very natural approach. Cheers!

can you use a taller chain (#41) ? same pitch and link length, just taller than the original part .. original is a craftsman btw

Thank you, very helpful!

This is awesome.

I could've swore my vacuum came with a locking nut for the filter I lost it now I'm watching your video and you don't have one so idk if maybe I imagined it or what's going on.

What is he doing guessing. I think that’s the reason for the instruction booklet. And if I assemble something what I do first is to do a parts list check

Did you ever figure out how to lube the piston? I have the oil, but there are no instructions on how to lube it.

Can I paint my wife’s spray tan lotion with one of these? I don’t know why she needs it as she is black but whatever. It takes me bout an hour to get her lotion all on her in one setting so I am thinking about getting this sprayer. Let me know

13:27 13:27 Thank you for sharing! It was super helpful!

Sean, it’s a pleasure watching you. You have a good way of teaching just by showing.😊

Great and simple setup. Just one minor comment on arrangement, reconfigure the wye so that the single end goes to the shop vac. That way when you decide to use the extra port you won’t run into a clogging issue. By that I mean, when you try and pull dust from that side, the abrupt change in direction will cause dust to be left behind and potentially build up creating a clog.

So has anyone figured out what the extra little piece of 3/4 hose is for? I thought it was an extension, but there's no coupler/nipple in the box, and the manual doesn't mention it...

What kind of hose and connector do you have for the back of the pressure washer? Thanks for making this video

Go Air Force!!! Thanks for your service. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

I just used one of these on my 2600 psi gas powered washer..done a great job..it was 1800 psi max...worked good

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Filter screws off FYI for anyone.

When priming the gun with paint and cleaning out the hose and gun with water, put on clean setting instead of spray, or remove thw tip all together so you dont make a mess with it spraying into bucket. But i like putting it on clean tip setting and spraying to clean the tip a bit before cleaning like you did with thw handle. If getting lines at the top and bottom of fan turn up pressure when painting. Each oaint different. Great video just passing on some things i learned with mine. Also, always use storage fluid. Keeps seals in the pump good and stops any rusting or freezing of water inside the pump.

Haha tip instructions are on the tip packaging which most people tear up when getting started then cant read haha. Using the tip itself with the little pin end helps for anyone watching. Also helps remove the tip gasket thing as well

Srill cant get a straight answer on what othwr tips, like graco or wagner fit this. Lookjng at racX tips but witht eh tip guard being red, if its like graco, it would be graco rac 4 or 5. Dont want to waste the money to find out they dont fit lol

I'm getting one next week. $249 marked down to $199 at harbor freight. I liked your video dude. Thanx. Mike