Awesome! Wished I saw this sooner!

Bought one in June 2024 and the casting for the miter is off by 1.5 degrees and there is no way to correct it so all angle cuts are off. Home Depot checked their other stock and all had the same angle issue. Returned it for refund.

I like the add ons

Airborne?

Good job-Airborne all the Way!

I really appreciate you for creating this video. The R4514 has been discontinued!!! I cannot find the table saw at all on the Ridgid site. I was searching for parts on 9Mar2024 in Alberta, Canada. There is no lifetime warranty when they stop making the product. Very disappointed about not being able to get parts. Again, thank you so much.

Thanks for the quick review...since you have owned it for 2 years now, would you buy it again? I am thinking of buying this same table saw but have read mixed reviews on it. Once you squared the fence have you had to go back periodically and tweak the fence any to keep it square? Thanks again!

Thank You for sharing this information

Appreciate you sharing this video and idea

Pretty much what I found with my R4514… Really like it

In other words I’s junk

Is there a throat plate for dado cuts with this saw?

Unfortunately for you, you got a defective plunge base. Cause that 1/4'' gap you have with it, I dont on mine. Mine is tight to the top, no play at all. If I were you I would contact the company, cause you truly have a defective plunge base! I have two, cause I do have one on my router table, that I bought cheaper with only the fix base. It works great for my router table and it works really good on my wood working. And as you said which is true, the wrench is crap, get yourselves a better wrench for it, theres too much play and you can risk damaging the collet nut after a while. So change that thing for something better. There are better routers out there of course. But for simple DIYers on a budget, The Skil is a good way to go. Thanks for your video and Good Luck

Thanks, Airborne! AATW! Great video. I know what Im doing next with mine!

Thank you for sharing. excellent video. Starting on mine today, got the dust stopper this past weekend. so glad that I saw you idea.

Can this table saw use dado blade?

I can barely hear you!!! My volume maxed out!!

Paid $500 and still have to self tune… Ridgid not for the beginner. 😂

How is the plate held in on the opposite side of your screw/washer solution?

Good Job! I am going out to make one for my saw. Thanks for doing all the legwork on this, I was about to re-invent the wheel (again). Thumbs up and subscribed.

just picked up the R4514, and need a dado plate $40 (I dont thank so) thanks for the video ,

Thank you for this video, it's very helpful; I've bought the same saw and very much appreciate the tip on how to square the fence! 🙏🏽😊

What is the length and width of your project? I have that same shop vac

Thank you for your service.

Review without watching... return it... they are garbage...

Just received this as a replacement for my 4510 which was in for repair. Pretty sure that one was sold mostly assembled, if not completely assembled. This along with less plastic tooling likely accounts for the lower price on this newer unit.

I bought this and returned it after a week. The lack of rack and pinion fence and the angle markers being off are enough to frustrate anybody halfway serious

i had one. it’s the biggest piece of crap. do not waste your money or you WILL waste your time and you WILL be very frustrated. horrible tool. took forever to get it aligned and still not right. raising and lowering the blade was “horrible”. first 1 1/2” was ok, then it got real hard. changing the angle was a joke. you have to gravi it from the front and the back and string arm it to love. if you even loosen the snag rod just a little, and locked it down, it would move. that’s dangerous. you should have to tight with your tools like that. the top is not flat. i took the time to swap one out, and that top was also not flat. it also failed when it comes to cut quality. get a load of this…..the blade would move from side to side. SAW MARKS EVERYWHERE!!! ridgid should pay us to even consider using that junk. it’s always the same young jerk that answers the phone in the complaints department so you won’t get anywhere with him. he doubts everything you say as if we have never used a tablesaw before and we are making up what we say. as if their table saw is good quality. he should be fired and arrested for falsely representing a product. ridgid does make some good tools, but they really dropped the ball on this job site saw. save yourself.

Thanks for the video and the ideas you shared. Just wanted to suggest (for your safety) that you keep your hand clear when driving in brad nails. You might also want to protect your eyes with safety glasses and minimise the dust you breath in with a dust mask. Thanks again.

My box showed up like a hobo that got kicked off a train. Bruised, battered and with the bottom torn out. Except for one loose screw (not mine, btw), everything was there

You're the man, thanks!

My first experience with it was it seemed to vibrate excessively. Maybe that could have been the bit. I haven't tried any other bits yet but it was a 1/4 inch roundover.

Also, you know how there's air that's blowing out the back of shop vac when it's in use? Is the performance of the shop vac not affected by the fact that that air is getting blown onto the back of your cart? Not sure if they way I'm typing this will make sense to you, but hopefully it does

Hey, Idk if i've missd this part of the video, but at the top of the structure, how did you go about making the ends rounded, instead of just points? Thanks!

Thanks for the video! This is exactly what I want to build... I've never built much larger projects before so hopefully can do this. How badly out of square was it before the top went on? the wood looked fairly straight on camera.

What is the base panel on top of the saw horses? New to wood working and not very familiar with what things are called yet.

Jeff, thanks! I’ve seen a few videos but nothing a quick and easy as yours. Well explained. If I have some 1/2” down in basement, I’m making both the zero and dado stack face plate

love the cart! do you have a cut list for the plywood?

I like how you square it off. Cheaper than the Rockler clamps a lot of people use

I saw a table that I made with my table saw.

Thanks for the review, any further comment now that you have used it for some time?

This is a cool cart for the vac the only thing I would do to one up this is to add a exhaust port on the back to route the exhaust out . I connect a hose and run it out the door and it improves the the air Quality and keeps the temperature down. Great video 👍

That’s a great idea! I like how the saw stowes so easily to leave you a clean work bench. You deserve more views. Something wrong with the KZbin algorithm.

I just got a r4514 and was wondering if I could make a throat plate ..And after watching 👀 you I will have no problem thank you so much jeff

Thanks for the video,, whats the table surface height from the floor when all set up

Just got my setup today - new Rigid shop vac and the Dustopper- GAME CHANGER. Worked great!

To make the dado plate, did you notch out with a jigsaw or keep running it through the table saw?

tell me what you think of this mod to the tablesaw please kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZOUqHSse96HeKM

wosh you had a video on this for the R4513. My factory throat plate is terrible....not even flush with the table surface.

If you take your wife’s lipstick you can put it on the mounting pads. Then when you put your new insert down it will mark where you need to knotch out your insert.