I’m a diyer, would you recommend this rather than a separate trim & full size plunge router? Thanks

just buy the slides...wood and labor is not cheap

Did this in my truck. People always look on and compliment the organization. Makes a good impression

terrible sound... I can't listen after 5 minutes... buy a decent mic...

Nice! Isn't there a hump in the middle of the floor that you had to deal with? Does the box really sit flat?

I recently bought the Makita router and I can’t fault it worth every penny

Why not scrap the rabbet dado and use the dominos for alignment/joining?

and the instant you get a iddy biddy teeny weeny scratch on it you have to remove it all and start over to fix it.

Several folks complaining motor took a dive way too early

Wow this is really beautiful.

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Whoever attached the drawer face should be fired ngl. It's it flush on the drawer, it's slanted flush at the bottom but a gap opening toward the top. Makes for a weird gap when the drawer is closed which negates all the other aesthetic elements added

Ron’s plans are provided in both imperial and metric for all his plans

The clear coat is a great idea 👌🏼

No wood glue or adhesives?

freedom units. I like it

Just bought both the 500 and 700, have one project that I need small Dominos and another project that I need large Dominos. Just did a test joint in scrap material for the smaller project and am totally impressed. One thing I didn’t realize is that the Systainer kit with the Domino assortment is that it comes with all the bits, that makes the $400 price tag a little more palatable. I didn’t get the Domino assortment kits for the 700, but probably will once I recover from my initial purchase.

Yes make the plans available

Electric mowers are for much smaller lots. I question why you would even consider electric for your needs. Not a helpful example at all.

Start at bottom work up, then you’ll have plenty of Festool batteries. That Makita plunge saw does not have a patch on TSC 55

put some sticky table on the hole

i need these plans start to finish.

I bought this machine, and i dont know always have a spine on the wood. I put a a wood and it has spine at the start and the end on the wood. Any idea how to remowe the spine? Thnx

I need these plans 😮

You kinda need a bench to make a bench

Does the boards have to be 2*4s for a small shed like this? what would happen if someone used something like 1*2s?

Excellent drill I bought it also because I wanted to have one 😅

After watching, your video it is easy to see Thatcher everything you say à bien about Thatcher planer is Your personal opinions, not realy à neutral opinion, you talk à lot about your usual planer. Il watch 6 other videos compairing the vevor 2 speed with Dewalt 735 and 4 out of 6 say vevor meets and more than Dewalt.

Now that is what I want my stock to look like! I am looking for a stock refinishing video where you start with a fairly good stock with years of patina but I don't want to strip to bare wood. I also have checkering on the stock. Wondering if I can skip all the steps up to the point of the final 2 coats?

Great info. Thank you. I have been wondering about the lights and outlets in spray booths, are these also explosion proof? What do you think about the risk of explosion from the electricity?

thanks for video

Spot on the price

That looks really really nice.

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I built some cabinet doors with a similar pattern however the cabinet doors bowed outward. I am guessing that my hardwood 1/2" thick, and my plywood 1/4" thick is the issue? I am assuming I should have reversed that and made my hardwood 1/4" thick and my plywood 1/2" thick so the wood movement doesn't make the doors bow outward? Or is there something else I am doing wrong? I also did not put a frame around it, because I wanted the pattern to look more seamless with three doors across the front of the cabinet. Thoughts?

Do i need to a filter to it. Or no

I bought an M2 Carbine stock for $30 that was in pretty rough shape. It’s incredibly dry and I was afraid it would split. I’ve been putting on a coat of tru-oil after sanding some of the dried, flaking wood off of it and now it feels like a good stock. The finish is rough purely because I wanted to rejuvenate the wood as much as I could before I did anything major however it will likely be a long time. I was thinking about trying to pretty it up in the mean time with wet sanding. I might have missed it in the video but are you wet sanding with the oil or is it water? I would assume oil but someone who is much more knowledgeable about woodworking would know better

Bought this discounted. Was missing a part. Company wasn't very helpful. I think warranty issues will be a problem. Had to re calibrate everything on this saw. Buyer beware. Way too many cheery reviews out there on this saw.

Did you record this build? Would love to see

festool is garbage compared to makita. for idiots: go watch drag race and learn what only high rpm wont make you win, you need to look both torq and rpm and both are in these tools, and Makita simply destroys all these china made or owned tools. Fasttools if you touch move you start to see its seem like one of those china copy. where bunch of crap which is exotic. while you grab makita its like logical ploacement no extra crap.and simply makita destroys all those tools. It was always was like this

Have you found that now you've got used to it in the table, it's working well? Looks like the leading edge missed on that piece, but I guess that's just a case of getting the feel for it when it comes to feeding in?

Great video

On that fourth cut, you changed the angle that the initial cut was supposed to have made square. I think it's definitely a useful tool, but the fact that there was an 1/8" difference would make me not want to use it blindly for any work requiring great precision.

Nice build but isn't it to dark for the dag inside?

Overkill

How did you determine the draw depth? Is it 21" (in a 21" version for example) from the very front of the draw slide to the rear, or 21" from the front to the back of the pin? Maybe I'm thinking to much and just build the draw to whatever size it says on the draw slide box

Makita working well for 8 years, but heres the kicker..couldn’t help the bad pun. Im gonna get the new fesfool because of the kicks while ripping hardwood and 2x4s. The festool 28 tooth blade makes a big difference over the stock without losing much cut quality.

Thank you

Just be sure which site you order Festool from, some charge shipping while some offer free shipping on anything Festool (like Rockler)

Nice job. Concise information not a lot of fluff. Thanks, I'm in the middle of a Wnichester mod 70 stock refinish and this is the ticket. Again thanks.