Blades are nearly impossible to install. Been trying for about 20 minutes and it's like trying to string spaghetti on the thing. Trying to follow the video, but has a very monotone voice.

For my purposes there would be a lot of parts left over, lol. I don't need the base, the bags or the drum that holds the bags. All I need is the motor and the fan/housing. I'll be mountin the motor vertically so the exhaust shoots straight out instead of up and I'll be exhausting it through a straight 4" pvc pipe through my garage wall out the back of the garage.

Negative on getting me to subscribe to your channel, you took forever +3 days to get your point across. Keep your job.

Thanks for the 6 month review. Just bought one.

I like that you made a video slow enough for people to follow along. Your video is very helpful

Thank you. Answered all my questions. Great review.

Excellent video. Thanks pal.... I'm sold.

Delta must have changed the assembly parts for the power box, I did not have to modify an Allen wrench for it, I was able to tighten it with a standard open/box wrench with no issues

Great instructions..I could not change the blade with the directions book…was going to throw the Porter Cable in the dumpster..

It’s not that great, but what I paid for it at Lowe’s you can’t expect a lot.

I went through a few of these and yours was the best assembly walkthrough. Thank you!

I have one but the table when locked down moves out of square all the time. Anybody have ideas to make the table top stay firmly in square?

I know that this was 2 years ago, but are you in the middle of a hurricane? The wind noise is something else.

28:58 I have to do the leveling properly again.

Fair enough… saves some material. Nice

What size blade

I don't think mine came with any of those casters or anything.

4:02

Nice to proper offset on clamps for optimal clamping force. Bolted down prevents squeeze lift of material

Mine is easly stopped if im not exactly center, doesnt seem like it has enough power. Would have liked to see it in action.

Way too complex!

Thoroughly electrifying.

Brian, I found you while searching for reviews of the Sienci Longmill. Thank you for your honest review.

My saw must have been dropped in shipping. The legs would not go together so I had to cut relief cuts so they would align. Then I found the power assembly was not in the trunnions. Will have to remove one of them and then realign the blade so it is parallel with the guide. Great fun!

I've been looking in to low profile workholding methods. Genuinely great idea on combining two methods of clamping. Thank You!

Is this the fix for my files I send to my CNC workshop and he always says the smooth objects are all rough and like a hexagon. Does what you show in the video help or fix this? It takes my CNC guy so long to manually adjust all the edges.

Very helpful thanks!

Thank you very much. You saved me a lot of time.

Can you cut metal with it? Of course changing the blade. Especially small pieces of aluminum angle or square tube. Thanks

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going to order one soon , im wondering why you didnt go with the dewalt router, cheers

I'm gathering you're up in Prosper TX. I'm down by Austin. Excited to find your video. Thanks for posting this. I'm looking at the 48x30.. is that the newer one you're talking about???

Really appreciate this helpful video. I enjoy watching videos like yours. I'm thinking about purchasing a CNC and like to ask a couple questions. First what are your suggestions as far as add ons and what software would you recommend? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Mike

I returned the first one I bought from Lowe’s on June 28, the flange for the blade was put on the wrong side of the saw blade and was tightened down so the flange was press fit on the arbor when I received the saw, I pried the flange off of the arbor then assembled the blade, flange and the nut correctly but when I rotated the blade it wabbled. I called Delta and explained the situation to customer service and said I would like Lowes to come and pick up the assembled saw and exchange it for another one and Delta said to have Lowes return it to them and replace it with a new one. Lowes delivered the new one July 1. Lowes was very accommodating. I have not started assembling or checked out the new saw yet because of a medical situation. I will update my comment as soon as I verify the assembly.

great video!.. I have been trying to figure out a way to make this happen without breaking the bank...This works perfectly

The reason people cut an hex key is to modify their saw. In order to mount a router table between the rail extensions the spreader bar has to be turned upside down. In order to do that the carriage bolts between the front rail and fence guide have to be loosened, and that's a tight space. The alternative is to disassemble and reassemble the front of the saw. I agree cutting a wrench from a decent set isn't a great idea. However, being everything that needs assembling comes with hex keys, including this saw, I have no issue cutting one out of the junk drawer full of them.

I love the design sir great job!

I believe the people that have experienced issues with the motor are running it on a 15 amp circuit. I run mine on a 20 amp circuit and I've used it almost daily for two years. I built a box to fit between the rails to the right of the table. The top fits flush to make a wider table and lifts off to make a great storage area for pushers, zero clearance inserts, etc.

Thank you! The HF directions where useless.

Thank you

Very helpful the supplied manaul leaves a lot to be desired.

Thank you very much. Without this I would have pulled my hair out. Instruction are horrible.

Thank you very much for putting out this video. I watched and followed along because those instructions in the pamphlet SUCKED.

takes too long

Thanks for the input. I don’t have a lot of space n my garage. Do you think I can get away with a 46x46 table? Thanks

Maybe you could just add a ground wire to the wire that runs through your tubing.

Thanks for the video. I downloaded Gsender as I saw you doing tool changes following search. Followed all your steps BUT when it comes to M0 for the V bit, the program stops with the screen RESUME RESTART message but all functions, including MACROS are locked out. Can’t move X, Y or Z axis, run the Probe macro etc. Etc. I have to manually distance the V bit from the job then hit RESUME. Any ideas? UPDATE. I have changed the M0 to M6 in the code then in the settings changed Tool Change to MANUAL, and that works fine.

Hello sir nice video. I just started building mine. I’m stuck on the v wheels portion of the build video that sien I had online. Should the wheels move at all. In the video they say they should move a bit but no matter how much I move the eccentric nuts the wheels don’t move or is it that I’m tightening the screw to much. Can you please help thanks

Would you consider making those and selling them? I have the t2 saw as well and would love to have that.

Good video I just got one!