I used bostitch stapler and nailer for years never had a problem very under rated I've not tried this new model yet though.

How’s the fence does it stay square to the miter slots when it’s moved?

Lots of whining that 23 gauge cordless pin nailers won't drive nails in hardwood. And then I see that the hardwood is 3/4 inch or an inch thick or greater- and I want to say - pin nailers are not designed to drive a pin nail through this thickness of hardwood. Use an 18 gauge nail gun instead and quit your whining. Pin nailers are mainly designed for 1/8, or 1/4 or perhaps 1/2 inch thick trim. Got something thicker? Use your 18 gauge nailer.

Just a tip, but after you shaped that piece you should save it as a template to make future versions using a pattern bit. When you go to make bevel cuts you’re going to end up hogging out a bunch of material and you’ll want to toss a new one in there.

The factory inserts are adjustable and can become zero clearance. Then re-adjusted for bevels. But still a good video.

Does this motor go reverse direction or it just goes 1 direction

There oblong shaped hole for the screws (in the original plastic insert) that allow you to loosen the screws, and you can move both sides inward towards the blade, and tighten the screws. This should give you a zero clearance effect.

I have the same issue with the dust cover but the guide works fine you just have to put it in the groove on the router then put the washer on the outside before you tighten the screw.

I’m commenting after purchasing this bandsaw 2 years ago and agree with all your findings. I checked for cupping and found none, thankfully. I use it primarily to prepare logs for turning. But I fashioned a bandsaw box last year that came out pretty nice. Thanks for the review

Forgot you push stick. Took the time to find it. Still puts hand directly over the blade.

A little bit of concern. When you were cutting your piece on the table saw. You had your blade up to high. Should only have your teeth showing. It cuts way better and fast. Your fingers and your wrist got so close. This is a cool youtube video. I found on safety tips. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn3ZiaWjgbGpgdU

Thanks, like the video. any new videos coming out soon?

where can I get the Senco brad nails from I just bought this today and noticed the brad nails don't fit with this?

I have one and love it.

The one that came with it is adjustable to zero clearance

I like the idea of bracing the bottom of the table. My thoughts were to buy a phenolic or mdf top and the doubling the thickness with an additional 3/4 mdf. To reinforce it further I can use your idea and get some angle iron and further brace it. That should definitely prevent any sagging for decades to come. 😂

But why? I own the same Bosch Professional but then the new 18v but if you look good you see that you don't have to make a zero clearance insert because with this saw you can adjust the original inserts to zero.... 🤔🤔

Where does it exhaust?

I have this. It’s complete garbage, especially dust removal.

This seems like a better unit than the cheaper models. I’ve got the big Grizzly and this seems like a good compromise between that and the cheap ones for around $150, or so. Those are very flimsy and have, at best a half horse motor, but they really seem more like one third. By the way, the big ones also use a hex key to loosen the belt for vertical or horizontal position. It’s more secure than other methods. Also, the fact that this is a direct drive rather than the thin belts the cheap ones use means less motor losses, contributing to greater power at the use points - another advantage.

8:42. Well, you will need that when you cut your first bevel. Anyhow, amazing tips. Thanks so much.

Can you tell me the best way to remove then reinstall tge motor? Need to move it, and it’s too heavy as it sits for me to move. Thank you.

you forgot the amazon links that go hand in hand with unnecessary youtube videos

Thanks for the video! HOWEVER…bro, your table saw technique is sketchy for real!!!!

Very good video, sir! 👍👍

Thanks. I have one and it works pretty well.

Nice bandsaw! Nice video!

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I wanted to get one of these for sanding metal, but the manual says it's not rated for metal sanding...too bad

It's been discontinued. Not even any indication of it on the Porter Cable website, no support, no manuals, not even listed for factory parts....weird

Please call the company Marketing dept and on behalf of your subs, learn how to say the name Bo stitch. no stick unless they say so.

I'm a builder.

Nice project, definitely creative and easy to do. Well done, thanks for sharing.

Thank you for clarifying the issues when using portal nails. I bought the 23g Makita twice and returned it twice due to the issue of not shooting consisten is always a hit and miss. I guess will try the zenco nails.

Why the hell he's searching for the push stick while 2s later he’s pushing the material with his (currently remaining five) fingers directly into the saw blade? Weird.

great video, thanks.

Thank you for putting machine dimensions in your review. Been having a hard time finding that info

Back in the 80s and 90s there were so super accurate measuring tools American made But I forgot the name these look very similar

Where did you find the table top only? I’m only finding the table with the steel stand

You should use that router table to make a tripod for your camera, your camera work is making me sea sick.

I bought this model 18 yrs ago at Lowe's and still use it today. Originally bought it to restore an abandoned 1800's (6300 sq ft) house. So, imagine how much wood has been cut on this thing and still works great. Can't remember the original cost, but it has paid for itself over and over again,

Is $200 a good deal for this table saw?

Why bother making a video if too lazy to use the right tools?

What’s the model no

I recently received a C10 FL via an estate sale and it works great yet it doesn't have a fence. I cannot find a fence for it anywhere. Anyone know where I can find one for a decent price?

HELP!! I need help putting my Makita XTP02 pin nailer back together . It fell off the shelf and the magazine came off now the Stopper and the Pusher came off. How do i put it back together? Can you help me? Makita XTP012 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless Pin Nailer Makita Pusher, XTP02 #MK-347138-3 MK-310176-8 33. Stopper MK-310176-8

💥 2:22 what if you pushed the nose firmly into the wood? Maybe it would sink them flush? I’m all Makita and am thinking of buying this but there are lots of bad comments on Amaz. My buddy has the Ryobi. I feel that’s a cheap Home D brand but I must say that it has never jammed once. The double trigger on it is annoying though and well…. It’s not a Makita and I own a dozen batteries and so many tools.

I tried shooting oak with this Makita Pin Nailer but it did not work. Failed miserably, 8 of the 10 nails. I repacked it and returned it to HD. I grabbed my Makita Brad Nailer, do not waste your time.

I'm thinking of replacing my central machinery sander and this video is basically the nail in the coffin

Nice review and thanks for putting this together. Just subscribed. Have you made any bandsaw boxes with this saw? I've been looking for a bandsaw to make boxes and small crafts. Seems great for the money and comes with that 1.5 HP motor.