Yeah, yeah, yeah, bigger is better!... Thanks a lot, "EX wife"😞.... Sorry, back to the video...

Fajny pomysł! Dziękuję. Zdrowia i powodzenia życzę.

Great build + video! Do your specs allow for the full sized Water Resistant lids (used in your bottom row) to be placed in the middle row?

Hey hey, as someone with damaged lungs, can share a bit of advice. There are slow deep breath exercises (you can probably find many of them online), they sound like they don't do much, it feels dumb at first, but do 3-4 reps and you already feel it in your lung muscles. Also it helps aerate your lungs even to the parts that don't exchange air with every breath which in long term helps improve blood supply to the better parts of your lung. After a month or so you do feel that it improves your breathing. Mind you, maybe don't do those exercises in the shop.

Thank you for your review, it helped me a lot. I am considering buying an XTool laser and then the 2P but now I am having doubts. I now have a Sculpfun S30 Pro that I want to upgrade to a CO2 laser and I always end up with the X Tool P2. And your review of both machines was very helpful. I live in the Netherlands, do you happen to know if I can buy it via a country in Europe because of the import duties?

Thanks for confirming I bought the right one :) just waiting on delivery now :)

Your WW videos are great. This is a little off topic, but equally good.

6:10 “very large” = #3 phillips “large recess bit” = #18 countersink.

Hi, silly side question. I recently bought the same Fiskars hammer in an insane new old stock sale at the local harware store. But the yellow soft part of the handle is lighty sticky. Do you have any tips on how you mitigate that?

Really curious how the “all in one” solar powered inverter review will go. Don’t see it yet. My interest in this is Van camping in motocross track pits (usually 1 or 2 nights per weekend). I have milwaukee (Mw) impact tools to work on dirt bikes already, and have the Honda 2000 portable Genny for day time. However, after noise allowable hours (or just when people want to hang out and talk in the pits), I want to quietly run a smaller 600w microwave, mini 200W rice cooker [usu 20 min run time], and maybe smaller space heater on cold nights. Technically I could recharge the Mw Carry On with the generator during the day, I have 4 x 5.0ah batteries for my tools (Mw Fan, Mw impact wrenches, Mw Top Off, Mw miniAir compressor, etc.), But . . . The “all in ones” you mention at the end of this review are so much cheaper, cant wait to see how their review goes. Next time try out a simulated camp evening really small 200W rice cooker (20 min), and a few smaller microwave runs (10 min), and maybe a kickstart to bedtime 400W space heater (30-60 minutes), and an ipad cell phone recharge [could I forget the gas can for my generator with one of these, and still eat that evening and have full use of my phone?]; also noted, the generator usually uses different gas than the dirtbikes and pressure washer. The fewer cans I have to haul around the better. 🤷🏻‍♂️

The RTK actualy dose transmitt through solid objects like a tree and a house from what i understand. And up to about 4 miles in distance.

I love your channel but your been ridicouls this thing is only 75 dollars bare tool only not sure what you were expecting at that price point

New to your channel and I'm really liking your tutorial way of taking us through your projects. I keep seeing the apron that you're wearing and haven't seen you talk about that...can you tell us what that is? Thanks.

I'm just getting back into woodworking after being away from it for over 30 years. I recently purchased a table saw and struggled slightly when cross cutting or ripping 8' boards for my projects. So I've been searching around for extension wings to buy...and then I found your channel! Wow! I have to say, wow! What an absolutely brilliant idea you came up with Sir. There are other folding table builds that I've seen for a table saw, but this one is incredibly smart and easy. I'll build it this weekend for my table saw, as both an extension wing AND an outfeed table. Then I can get back to my projects with extra safety and ease. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Very good video, when mine comes in i will for sure refer back to this for settings. Thank you

Surge is a waste of money. Mine lasted only 6 month. I replaced it with FID3 gen4 impact hex. I used for screwdriving and holes with hex fit augers 16mm-32mm. Now is wont spin a 22mm after 2 months ownership 2 month run. I am going to serious abandon Milwaukee after 10 year loyalty !!

awesome! now figure out to eliminate snipe. my 735 was snipe free for a year and then, snipe city. that must mean there is some kind of adjustment for the rollers? is the tensioner spring related?

Thanks so much! I used your video to guide the build of my first French cleat tool wall...thank you! Great video!

I'm curious if the angle of the walls in the baffles has an effect on minimizing sound/improving sound absorption? Meaning, in your example you have the walls at 90 degree angles to each other. if the goal is absorbing and redirecting the sound waves, would angling the walls (maybe 45 degrees) offer some additional benefit?

would just a normal marine battery be able to pose these fine?

Such a great video and the one that brought me to the channel. Thanks for the great content!

Micro-adjustment jack - where can i find one?

I have the R3 and bought a bench top dog clamp from kreig

Not trying to be picky, but I believe it's Hart, not Heart. Although, from your test results, the Hart definitely had a lot of heart!!

Perfect size for my cabinet trim work. If I need longer than 1.5", i'm jumpin up to 16g finish nails

Hi, So I'm wondering about your claim that it "super accurate": you do this test with the very small sticks. And it shows on the screen all the text items located on the wooden sticks. yet when you briefly film the result, it appears to me that at least two seem not good: the one on the right side: the letter "i" is not on the stick but on the plate underneath. And the lower right stick: font seems to be too low. Now this is obviously in the corners of the working area, so if the system works better in the center (as it seems to) then that can be excused. The same result is visible in your coin embossing tests: from what I can tell on screen the "embossed" round areasdo not seem to be centered. Did you position those manually or was that the AI alignment function? (Does that feature even work if you don't feed the material via the conveyor belt)?

I have enjoyed your tool rack storage videos. I make jewelry as a hobby, and because jewelry tools are comparatively small and as plentiful as the sands of the sea, often a jeweler's bench is a rat's next of tools and materials, either in a mound all over the bench top or crammed into drawers. (Google "jeweler's bench" images to see what I mean.) Hammers and mallets are a unique part of this mess, mostly because they are actually some of the biggest tools to rack up, because of the long handles. Further the metalsmithing, forging, and metal forming hammers and mallets are all different sizes and shapes and textures. I think my collection contains about 30 so far, so making a "rack" for them that is efficient is daunting. Many jewelers use a rack that is composed of two parallel slats that the hammer handles are slid into, hanging the hammers from their heads. I find this annoying both putting the hammers in and taking them out. Often the handle shapes are not consistent from one hammer to another, so while some hammers go in easily, others are too small or too large, so they tend to wobble around. Hence, your solution caught my eye. Because jewelers are nearly ALWAYS seated, I have come to think of the tool racks like an airplane pilot cockpit, and have a general rule of presenting the tools from their SMALLEST profile side facing the craftsman, and pack them as tightly as possible with respect to fat fingers. But alas, with hammers, that means presenting them with their heads facing, which is not conducive to how they are grabbed, held and used. Hung by their heads as you have done means all the space taken up by the handles is in the way of all the other tiny tools I must also have within reach. Hence the dilemma. But your video is useful, in that I may try an arrangement where I make the rack(s) as you did, but lay the rack almost flat in a pull out drawer, with the most frequently used hammers and mallets closest to the front of the drawer(s). I also thought about making an overhead CURVED rack similar to your design only larger, and more like a curved windshield, where they are high up and out of the way. Anyway, thanks for the thoughtful useful videos on tool storage.

Wow. Thanks so much. Ever since I saw this conveyor for the first time I kept wondering how good it is in terms of accuracy. Yet almost no other video thoroughly tested that. I am so annoyed of my current laser (A...stack X20) because there's a) no way to frame really accurately and b) even if you try really hard, e.g. with a jig and positioning based on coordinates, the consistency is just not there - it will just be off randomly by 2-4mm whatever you do. And don't even get me started of the lightburn camera feature: what a waste of time and money. I bought 2, one generic cam and then the original A...stack cam with a stand and it's just utterly useless. But I have to say one thing: I believe you missed to test something that's important to me: The test with the business card and also the wooden keyhanger was a rather small object only "roughly" positioned in the middle (The business card: you really didn't put any effort into centering). That would be my request: try a shape that almost fills the workpiece on all sides to allow understand if it's possible to center accurately (on the first piece) and if it repeats that accurately. Try engraving a coin or a round piece of wood with a circle that has a 1mm smaller diameter than the workpiece. I am really curious. Anyway, thanks for this really, really, really great video.

How can you make it cut diagonally? It’s not one of the preset patterns

Where is the miter station video?!?!

Thank you very much for this knowledge It seems like you're putting a lot of effort in those videos thank you again

I just checked on the x-tool website and it says the F1 ultra is lightburn compatable

m12 is lighter and with far more torque

Are you Joshua Bardwell's brother? you look the same and kinda gesture the same, just totally diferent topics haha. great video by the way.

Yes but they are not really focused on super compact cordless tools. They appear bulky, unrefined compared to competitors. Plus I noticed their prices are escalating. They can become unfocused on innovation on their construction cordless tools.

Amazing video 🎉 I got a ton of value from this. Thank you 🙏

My XCS software will only let me do 10 passes at once (per process). If you do 150 passes, are you simply redoing the process 15 times, or is there a setting to allow more passes per process?

You have inspired me to build an enclosure for my M5C. You have given me lots to think about. Thanks for the great video.

Great video. Super helpful. Just starting a FC project and this is going to get me on the right track.

Is it safe to laser engrave on plastic outlet covers?

This would be easier if you started with a larger piece using 1/2-inch plywood. Run all your dadoes, the cut the board into 4 pieces, glue 2 pieces together, back-to-back, to use as the center.

Super cool-thanks!

thanks you !!!

Besides different price and materials can this model be used for welding?

Level your table

Add outriggers to stabile the wiggle

is there a give away this will replace my a jackery that i run my detailing business with (mobile) @tacticaldetails i just learned of this because of your page thank you. everything i run is mil i want that thing so bad!!!!!!

Minimum nail size would be nice to know.

Anyone try the Holdly pocket hole jig?

The way you teach and answer simple questions before I even think them without making me feel like a doofus is amazing. Anyone can show but not everyone can teach. Thank you.