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Is the saw compatible with a makita track?

Thank you so much for your help :) you’re more useful than my own dad !

So I picked up this track saw but the sole plate isn't 100% flat. Does your einhell track saw rock when placed on a flat surface?

Awesome. Can you please tell me what is the size of the batten you used?

What a great idea and being able to take it with you is fab. Lovely piece of wood. Love it. Effie’s a wee star,one proud Granny ❤❤

I loved watching this video ..Great product Dan but my beautiful great niece really was the star of the show ❤️ 😍

Absolutely love this! We have the door frame but obviously can’t take this when we move so really could do with something like this. The end look is gorgeous and it’s such a beautiful idea 😍

Super handy for all those shelves I put up 😜

❤❤❤❤ love this am proud because my little niece effie in the clip today ❤❤

Worked a treat - thanks very much!

The cord was stuck and would not switch on or off. I thought I'd need to buy a new switch, but followed your instructions, took it apart, and when I loosened the screws holding the spring, I heard it "click." That was enough to fix it. Thanks for the video! 🙂👍

What size pre drill steel bit did you use and what size screws did you use mate? Starting my IBC ICE bath build Friday 👍🏼 Great video mate !

Nice! Thanks for sharing. Can this be used as a hot tub?

Bit more confident now to tackle mine tomorrow, the string snapped inside the switch so hopefully i can reconnect the cord and give it all a good clean inside also.

I love my 8 pound wedge...it is my go to tool!

Just repaired mine, exactly as you went through on the video. Many thanks for taking the time to post. Great video, cheers

I think I would have taken down the plasterboards then insulated between rafters then overboard with our then plasterboard. Reduces weight and improves performance

How did you manage to hit the wood with screws you must have it every where !

I love the fire guard!!!!!

Thanks for taking the time Dan. Really helpful with my purchasing process. Cheers

Amazing work

Nice... im looking into the einhel 305 Bandsaw....ur video production is really improved, Bro! Keep it up, everything so sleek and straight to the point... its like u have an editing team n all hehe...congrats on your utube success, cant wait to see more from u Dan 🤙

Awesome video Dan! Lumberjack looks a whole lot like einhell 🤔...unfortunately i don't have lumberjack available in southern Africa, otherwise that planer/thicknesser is a no brainer buy!

That fire guard is stunning, a work of art. I love it ❤ x

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What colour did u use

Great jobDan.😊

❤❤❤ love this Dan the man

Great video. Recently bought one of these Einhell saws and brand new out of the box, could not remove the saw blade. The bolt was completely seized from the factory. I knew that it had a reverse thread so it wasn't just that I was turning it the wrong direction. Reading down the comments, I see that this is a recurring fault with this saw but I'm hoping I can get a fully working replacement, not least because I already went ahead and bought the Einhell track from a different supplier, which I'm going to be hard pressed to return.

Battery life is ridiculously long..longer than my phone 😂😂

Whats the power usage? Rough guide on Amps per hour? Thanks for the video

❤❤❤❤ great job love this

Can’t wait to see what you do !! 😊

The wet sandpaper is genius!!

To bad you don’t really show how to aline the door I have a new van and the door is really bad aligned the dealership said it was good like this and they don’t want to do anything about it anymore bus I have like 3 mill in one side and almost a centimeter on the other

Awesome! Just fixed mine, the switch needed readjusting, not replacing. I knew it was sorted after hearing the distinctive light switch click.Took a bit longer since it was a bit fiddly. However, it works perfectly.👍🏾

Hi Dan, impressive build. I am about to convert a 7-seater Master into a 4 person van and your video is one of many I've watched in the last 3-4 weeks to get inspiration. Did you by any chance calculate the weight of all added items? It seems to me that a lot of conversions are quite heavy, yours excluded. I just wonder how it effects the performance of the car.

Very tidy job,👍👏

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Very helpful thanks!

Good to know x ❤

Do you put anything to seal around the exhaust/intake hole in the floor?

Nice vid dude, I thought my basement workshop was small but i think you have me beat. Are you happy with the purchase?

In answer to the question: "Can you ... ?" The answer in yes. I've done it on a Craftsman 12" bandsaw. However, the original 1725 rpm, 1/2 hp motor had been replaced with a 1725 rpm, 1 hp Dayton motor from Grainger a friend had given me. A set of CoolBlocs in place of the original 1/4" steel guide blocks and a pair of neoprene tires on the wheels running a Timberwolf 1/2" blade turned it into a pretty good 6" resaw bandsaw. At least on the 7' long, thick American Black Walnut slabs I used it on.

Support the wood on both sides of the saw, otherwise you won't be able to keep the wood steady. Always make sure you have 2 square faces on your piece of wood otherwise the blade will inevitably jam. The same applies with a circular saw only with more dangerous consequences. Happy sawing. Best. Best wishes. A.

Nice bandsaw! Impressive to cut through that thickness of wood. Workshop looks good!

A trick which saves a lot of problems is to make an adjustable fence out of a couple boards fastened together at 90 degrees so you can clamp them to you saw table . Most band saw blades tend to have a built in drift ---your fence has to allow for this . Start your cut freehand following a straight line---after your into your piece about 12 inches stop your saw without moving your piece ,slide your wooden fence against your work and clamp it to your table . Your wooden fence should now be set for the drift of that blade . It is worth a try and may prevent a lot of future grief . Hope this helps.

This is very hard to watch. However, I did subscribe, much to my surprise.

I'm going to be rip-cutting random pieces of wood including branches and small tree trunks to make custom picture frames so this was very useful. Thank you.