I have run that one for several hours with no issues. I throw it on the charger when I am done. There is a power indicator on the unit so you can see battery level.

Interesting since a 5 ton cools a 2400sf house and this is a 600 sf building. A 36,000 BTU AC unit is the same as a 3-ton unit. In the HVAC field, a “ton” refers to the amount of heat an AC unit can remove from a space in one hour, which is equivalent to 12,000 BTUs

@@designcreationswoodworking963 36,000 BTU yes, 3600 BTU no (read your description). 36k is also way to big for a 600sqft shop. I just put a 18k Pioneer unit in my 700sqft garage (in a location much hotter and more humid than anywhere in Texas) and it works flawlessly. The location of the air handler is also just cooling the hot rollup door and the 100 degree heating rising from it. How hot does that door get, my garage door was reaching 110 degrees F; radiant barrier on the door dropped that by 20 degrees. The AC can only cool the incoming air 16-22 degrees so if the incoming air is over 100 degrees, you will be lucky to cool the room to 80 degrees. You also have no insulation anywhere in the shop. Oversized AC units short cycle and you probably ran it continuously for 2 years straight to avoid the short cycling. Consumer AC systems are not designed to run under a continuous duty cycle. The Daikin will not last long under those conditions either. How is incorrect sizing, improper location and improperly prepped room the fault of the actual AC system? Then you compare it to a unit that is 5x the price!

Doesn't compare at all. Arm R seal is a wipeing varnish wich is basicaly thinned poly. This is a bit different in the way it binds with the fibers and is far more durable.

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Thanks!

That is vertical grain Doug Fir

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Yes the whole thing is great.

That costs extra

Still doing an amazing job in the shop. temp stays in the 70s no matter how cold or hot the weather.

My hands are plenty safe. Thank you for the suggestion.

The bar has different grip options.

I would still recommend the bench for the price. It has a deeper incline than my older bench and it works great with the attachments I bought it for. I just ordered bigger wheels online and that makes it much easier to move around.

Price. The plus was considerably cheaper and had all the features I wanted. I don't mind the plastic pulleys. the equipment that this replaced had plastic pullies on the lat machine and we used them regularly since buying it in 1987 so I am not worried about them wearing out.

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Sorrry for the late responce. that is a Fugi sprayer. It is good quality and price and doeas a fine job with everything We spray with it.

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Still doing great. i will post a follow up soon.

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Thanks so much!! That is the 4th chair we have purchased. 3 in our shop and one for a friend that restores classic trucks got the most recent one for Christmas this year. Im sure you will be shipping additional chairs to his shop in the future. He was very impressed.

Im not sure I completly understand the question but I will say that I dont run into any situations where this bench isnt able to securly hold anything I am working on with the furniture that gets built here. If you like please feel free to contact me through my site at Dallaswoodworking.com and I am happy to talk with you and answer any questions.

yeah, I get it but this is a working furniture shop and the videos are basic. There are absolutely no plans to become a production like some of the more popular channels that are focused on content and not as much on full-time furniture building. We don't have fancy equipment and the editing skills are minimal. We will continue to focus on what we are good at and share some video clips along the way as we are able. Thank you for the input.

Yeah, I get it but this is a working furniture shop, not a production studio. The equipment used here as well as the editing skills are basic. We have no intention of becoming a video production operation like a lot of woodworking channels you see. Most of those don't do commission work and produce video full-time with full crews and lighting. Plenty of other channels you can watch for that. We are busy building furniture. Thanks for your input.

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yeah, I'm a furniture maker, not a cameraman. I have much better equipment now tho.

Thank You