How are you attaching the work surface to the pack out? Thank you…great video!

Brilliant I bought the same one

Smart move my friend! That's a legitimately good/functional tip! Thanks

i use it as a toilet 🚽🧻💩

Great project. Lots of hard graft and calculations. Looks worth it though 👍

Many just buy the Gearwrench and Sada shanks that fit in the Snap-on so says many on KZbin.

Would’ve loved to see what’s in the other drawers. (Sad I know)

Every German fire truck has one of these kind :3 They are damn practical

Want me to send a saw from the US? 😊

It's absolute madness, that they would provide not one, but TWO circle shaped bases, and then to add insult to injury, give you a glorified L bracket and call that an 'edge guide'.

Aside from the topic at hand: what are the connectors you use for hooking up your tools to your dustextraction system? The ones with the blue inserts?

What are those adapters your using on the end of the hose?

Any plans available for this stand?

thats a smear campaign!, the ones that create such effect through poor skill level, is an art , could not achieve thier finish, disturbing that they believe a reward owed , good video providing remedy;

They should make these with the lid notch so they can replace the center wide tray. So far I only see 3d printed ones with the lid notch

They didn't put 1 sq bit in the set.

Thank you! I have really messed up my pointing and am so relieved to have found this

I would have thought that by now that we all understand how China works: mass production, poor materials, no quality control, and stolen designs. Ugh!

not bad, handy little sander stand!

CT26,36,48 w/ a 36 or 50mm hose will yield much better results with a cyclone. Cheers!

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Are you happy with that setup? Im considering one

I had a scheppach tablesaw and got someone to make a extended spindle that screwed onto the existing spindle and also at same time increased the bore size to match the hole in my freud dado set. The new spindle could easily be removed when I needed to use a normal uk 30mm bore blade.

👏🏻 well done. Good video

Good job. 👏🏻

Where did you get the foams from

Useful little video, so many different tools with different size adaptors makes it hard work to have a one size fits all. I am now trying to 3D print some now.

am in the same boat, had my milwaukee table saw now a few yrs and have found the exact same problem, i also wish milwaukee would bring out (like some other manufacturers) a power adaptor that you can plug into the mains so it runs off 240v while possible and then convert back to 18v when out in the field - as much as i love the table saw i do sometimes wish i would have got a different brand

You need to tell us more about the folding legs on your work tables

What would you use this for mainly. I’ve been a chippy 19 years and never had one, but I want one!!!!

You clearly don't use the jack this is just cheap Chinese rubbish rebranded the bottom of the handle has a very poor design only lasted 6 week before it was returned

Nice perfect

I replaced the hose on my Nilfisk pressure washer with a 20m version from Direct Hoses and it has transformed the ease of use for me, I would highly recommend considering a longer hose.

Assume means you make an”ass-u&me”.

Picked up one of these the other day for $146 USD. Love the set!

Thanks for sharing the info 👍 Bearings on my Amana are a little rough out of the box. There’s also a little sway so it’s important to be as close to 90 degrees as possible to prevent minor inconsistencies in the countersink diameter. Perhaps I’m being a little particular since the price point is around US $45. I may repack bearings just to see the difference even though I just bought the thing.

Tools used to be expensive. When we were buying Swiss quality, English Sheffield Steel, German engineering, solid American manufacturing and so on. I have Moulinex Electric Carving Knife that is over 60 years old that still works like the day it was purchased. Then the supermarkets arrived, rapidly followed by catalogs and far eastern fabrication. Price cutting in every possible way. And we got hooked on paying less and less. Western workers wanted to earn decent money from their skills. So manufacture began to move to poorer countries in South America and Eastern Europe. When their workers started demanding better wages, our manufacturing went to Korea, the Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, then on to China. Now it is starting to move to Africa. To hide where this terrible quality is coming from, these goods began faking the brands or even licensing historically trusted brands from failed western companies who could no longer afford to continue trading. Now we whine about a tool like this when it costs more than twice the price of a pizza or steak, or about a t-shirt that costs more than £10. And we complain because employers like Amazon want to pay their drivers minimum wage. And we get all upset because the Post Office wants to increase delivery fees, or the plumber charges us £50 for a callout fee. Look at the video of how the real Woodpecker is made in the USA. As an engineering type of person, what would you charge to make and assemble one of these things yourself? When Xi Xinping forces all our factories to close down, remember, we only have ourselves to blame for not supporting local production.

They sell paint bags too, Stoploss bags I think they are called, not cheap but worth a look

What’s the worktop thing on top?

HOW ABOUT KICKBACK Mafell?

Star M countersink

Use Japanese countersink, u will know the diff

Have you been happy with this? I assume its for cutting sheet material mostly? Also what is the back rail you use?

Dado stacks are not legal in industry anymore in the UK therefore they do not sell jobsite or industrial saws anymore that can take dado stacks in the UK.. There is nothing to stop you at home fitting a dado if you can. All these sort of cuts have to be done with specific cutter blocks with a spindle moulder. You could however try a grooving blade from CMT. Or you might be able to find a wobble saw, also now not legal in industry in the UK. I use a 6mm CMT grooving blade on my Makita jobsite saw. It's only a 150mm blade as opposed to the 260mm standard fit.

Do you have a link for these? Thanks

Fantastic

That is a ridiculous rip off.

Dude i want the sgdmrct60 torx bits so badly but i cant find them haha

Thank you

After only using it a little, the electronics broke after the warranty. Then I dropped a heavy tool on it and the dark colored casing broke into many pieces. I had to replace the hose once because it hit a hot construction lamp. Customers think it is a beautiful tool, but you have to treat it as if it were a delicate piece of furniture. Not very appropriate in a place where renovations are taking place. Next time I will buy a simpler and more robust device. A regular household vacuum cleaner works just as well and the cord can be stowed away at the push of a button.