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Very excellent ! Thank you so much ! 🌹

Thank you! I picked up a craftsman bandsaw for $20 and was regretting it.. but I was setting it up wrong! Thank you again!

I made one of these and it was so easy. I made mine with an extra inch around the top so I wouldn't have any glue bottles hitting the floor unintentionally. I'm happy that it replaced my glue holder and paper towel dispenser into one single unit. Much more efficient with all the french cleat holders that i have. The holder was also mounted with a french cleat. Very handy I must say.

YOU COULD TAKE A BAR OF SOAP AND RUB THE SLIDE DOWN GOOD AND THE THE SAW WILL BE A LOT EASIER TO PUSH ! ❤️

Great video! Thanks

Awesome stuff, dude! 😃 Those machines are incredible! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

So what part of this video involved powder coating? I must have missed it.

Still 1 second over. C'mon, Tommy!

Amazing how much it takes to make a small part like that. Bill

Very exciting to see you working on the expresso machine

It's a good idea, but unfortunately, it won't work for me. I must cut 50 pieces from square aluminum tubing (20mm x 20mm x 1mm), each 25mm long. The first piece I cut got sucked into the blade and luckily no injuries or damage, I got away by only having to change my pants. So I stopped until I found a safe and effective way to do the job.

Brilliant video... Briiliant idea! Thanks... The 'music' is very, very annoying! It doesn't suit what your doing.

Yup, I'm building one like this. Thanks for the idea! Going to do an 8ft one though.

Can somebody please explain to me what's going on? what is the white material? Looks like insulation but can't be. Right?

Awesome

yeah, then the tap tears and you have to rip it off and reapply. Just buy a good gauge

How has your experience been with thermal management? Your group head is pretty large, so I would assume it takes quite a bit of pre heating to maintain temp. Great video by the way! I really admire this type of work.

This quite the engineering feat. We'll done.

Making one tomorrow.. Thank you for the free download. I will add a weight to stop the paper towels from unraveling when my fan is running.

Thanks

A great option for a piggy bank of ispiring projects, thank you

Good info but I need to know how to set the upper blades guide down for different wood thickness. Mine seems to have a carriage bolt with some sort of nut that I have never seen. I need to get the upper blades guide down to about 1 1/2" I'm going to be pushing a 24" piece of 2x4 from corner to corner. Thanks.

thanks boss just picked one up for 25

Well done man! As a coffee lover you have satisfied my daily dose of coffee nerdism. =)

I've missed you, Tommy! I'm looking forward to your next video. Hope you're doing well!

Thank you for this test!

The bar and pipe clamps have nothing to secure them to the rack, other than gravity. Given that wall is the same wall as your garage door, I'm curious if you have had experience with vibration over time causing those to eventually fall.

Please sir give me one..😢

Great video

Nice build

Subscribed buddy😊

How’s this holding up?

This is excellent instruction. This isn’t even the exact same problem that I’m having, yet I enjoyed the video and learned a lot about my saw, including, I hope, how to go about fixing my own table saw problem. Great job. Thanks.

are you doing all metal now? cool, or hot LOL, looking around the shop, i dont see the wood working bench et al.

I have to say, solid work. Top notch repair video.

Better than the one I watched previously

A common catastrophic failure in pianos is when the bridge cracks from the tensioned string sideloading the bridge pin. This causes the wooden bridge cap to crack along the grain. I came here because I am interested in soaking the drilled bridge pin hole in thin CA prior to putting the pin in to reinforce the wood. From your testing, I think it should help quite a bit. Thanks for the great test and video!

Just what I was looking for thanks

You earn my subscription thank you for sharing

Real nice welll done looks terrific, my question will be how long before the drill get overheated?

Is this still available ? can i have the Lathe please

Is there an adjustment screw some where to drop guide arm down for thinner material?

I am so excited to try out your dust collection idea! My tablesaw doesn't have anything currently and I'm working on setting up a workshop. This (along with other organization ideas) is going to help me tremendously! Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!! ❤ I can't tell you how much you're helping me tackle these projects and especially on a budget! I've recently been laid off and have decided that I'm going to try my passion of restoring furniture as an income source until I find another job (so💲is TIGHT!💯). I sincerely appreciate your creative mind and willingness to share.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Ps: I just subscribed! 😁😉👍🤓

When u use this or any track, do u cut dead center of the cut line or off to one side or the other?

Hey Dude! Great machine, I really like the thermal insulation. Sad to see the kickstarter didn’t find traction. If I might make a suggestion if it’s going to live on the counter it should look more like art. I know BB is a better material but a walnut baseplate and bearing block would simplify the design. Mill the replacements for the red bits and swap the Philips heads and I think you’d have a much prettier machine to advertise. In any case you’ve earned my sub! Hope you’re still making wicked stuff!

good to know what the holes are for, previous vid didn't explain that. This looks optimal for a quick diy, and doable even with only 1 of the 3 fastening types you used.

0:45 No its not okay....not in the slightest. Cutting angles is literally precision work. Its all precision work. 😂

1 minute?