Sure glad I ran into this. The block on top does the trick. I also cut mine using my table saw sled, worked great. Thanks

Buc-ee's!!!

Great video! I love it! I love fried chicken and corn bread cooked in a cast iron skillet!❤

I see it as art. I have the same problem....has to be perfect, old school and lasting. I like to use reclaimed materials. Your pipe rails are a joy to see.

Sorry to hear about the back problems, I know very much what it’s like. Prayers you guys have a healthy, and prosperous 2025. Love you my friend.

I like the shirt you have on David.. very nice. Is it a Carhartt brand?

Nice video. After you dry them off a little WD40 will help loosen and clean up the pliers.

Since your video has been up 3 months, I presume you've had the opportunity to test out this dust cyclone separator. Just curious how it has worked for you. I have the same system hooked up as my primary dust collection system, and it has been a total game changer. I feel sure you have probably discovered the same by now. Mine, however, is stationary with pipe or hose run to each machine (table saw, miter saw, belt/spindle sander, drill press, floor sweep). A couple of observations that will help it be even more efficient. First, use a bag in your shop vac. You can get them on Temu for cheap. The bag will do a couple of things. It will save your filter & keep it dust free. But more importantly, it will filter out any micro dust that does make it through the collector and prevent it from being exhausted back out into your shop. Second, get rid of the 5 gallon bucket & get a larger barrel. When the 5 gallon bucket gets only half to two thirds full, there is so much turbulence inside the bucket, that the collected dust is stirred up & that disturbed dust is sucked up into the secondary cyclone & fills up the clear collection canister. When the canister gets full, the dust goes on to the shop vac & clogs your filter or fills your bag. I got a 20 gallon plastic barrel with a quick release metal ring in place of the 5 gallon bucket & that was the game changer. A 55 gal would be even better, but i dont have that kind of room. There is much more room for dust to settle into the bottom of the barrel & not be disturbed by the turbulence inside the barrel. And since the dust now settles to the bottom of the barrel, barely any goes on thru the secondary cyclone, and extremely little to none now gets thru to the shop vac. Hope this helps.

Well, almost broke my fingers and ruined my saw, but with the blade 5 cm over the glass. If the glass get caught by the blade your hand is on that blade before you even get time to react.

How do I make a circular cut , like an oval shape ?@ijustpiddle

But what if your too "Hip to Be Square"?

So good seeing you

Awww, loves their kitty sibling

Thank you sir.

turn that blade around backwards and it will not chip tape or no tape

Really love feeding birds and providing them a place to live near my home or camper. Please keep up the good videos and consider some more bird related content.

Neat little project

Old Guys Rule!

You sure made lots of progress, you are a talented man.

Special blade? I currently have a new TCT 80T ATB (2.4mm kerf) Will that surface for both Plex & Polycarb? Thank you.

Our wildlife

I'm sorry but why does my intrusive thoughts kick in when it cutscenes to the board going over the blade 😂😂😂😂

Poor design with the slanted bottom. It allows water to run down the sides and enter directly on top of the timer housing. Water then gets into the housing and destroys the timer

What’s the maximum length this can cut. I have a board that’s 21” will this still work.

You are getting better and better with the videos

Looks like you are doing pretty good to me, just going to have to store the stuff you use the least in the other building or build an addition on to this one.

It's a very nice shop David.. I like it my friend. 👍

What ideas do you have that would help me organize my workshop?

Love the bonus room

Very nice and at least it's cooling down now. I say bring on that nice fall weather!

Loving your videos my friend, wish I could see you in person though

Kool

Never impressed by those cars

David that old propane tank will make someone a good offset smoker and they go for good money. I'm guessing from the size of it it's at least a 500 gallon.

Good to see you my friend

What state are you located in?

Just be careful having a shop change your oil and add fluids - they do not honor proprietary fluid requirements on vehicles requiring them. Your gaskets and seals will croak way too early and you're gonna have a new transmission bill to stick on the fridge...all by design

Can you do a follow up video of the new home?

THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR WISDOM. I NEEDED THIS TO PERFORM A MIRACLE.

This is a cool video new here but like it be blessed. you funny .

Perfect! Thank you!

How much does one of these things cost these days?

Jesus, Mary and Joseph !

Don’t let your burn pile get to hot, siding melts easily…no not me, a neighbor found out.

Very nice.. just keep going at it buddy and you will get it all done in time.

That was a good one

Don't lean over your blade like that

Great home, really nice! What is the name and manufacture?

As a kid, I used to love these! My favorite was the biplane they called "the flying circus". One year, I had one that lasted all summer! I guess I learned to take care of my planes, they cost around $1.75! That was a lot of money for a kid who got only about .75 a week!

How much land do you have? Looks like a really nice property