I haven't tried, but they would be easy to get off. Could integrate into a work bench that way, would need space for router though.

Bit of an oversight there! Thanks. I have the roof over hang(soffit) protecting a little bit, but I’ll have to change that.

Similar to the one I put in my garage. I actually didn't bother putting any hose on the combustion intake, but if yours is sealed up I can see why you would. Nice to see how it heats in an insulated place, I have another one in the cabin I'm building (not insulated yet). I'd be concerned about running it off your power pack, if it runs out and shuts off suddenly without going through the shutdown procedure, it will smoke the place up... Ask me how I know lol

@@HollisDoesStuff I currently have the pack plugged in. It can charge via 120 or 12v. I used to charge it off solar, so i was thinking of setting that up in the future, but that is good to know about the shut down! haha

I enjoy it! Can get in a groove and end up plowing for hrs lol. Nice to help some neighbors too.

jammin for sure

my dissapointment is immesurebl

So far so good, you do have to make sure it stays square and straight.

I’ll have to check that, when I built it was level to the table. Also, shiplap siding I was making for my shed worked out well, but I wasn’t looking for perfect joints.

I don't see your model listed in the manual. I have a DeWalt that wasn't listed either. It's easy enough to drill your own holes in the insert plate and countersink them to attach your router.

Harrison Lake and Squamish B.C. Getting some trees in the ground. Beautiful area

Thanks, will do. Its dirty work, but its fun!

⁠@@OfficialVirgI know someone who just got a job with one of the companies. She starts April 27th. Any advice on how I can coach her for how rough this is going to be? Especially the first week and how sore she will be. Much appreciated and keep up the great work.

@@seen48She will have to embrace being uncomfortable whether it’s dirty,sore, tired or something else. Also, make sure she brings a watch something cheap but, time management was crucial for making real money once the basics of planting are mastered

@ thanks very much. The watch is a very good tip!

playing in the dirt

Thanks homie , its coming along.

Im thinking it may be the cedar? I ran some pine through and it didn’t splinter off like that. Also my vacuum is trash.

@@OfficialVirg I thought of that afterwards, I realized it might be a soft wood but you also have to figure out which way the grain prefers to be cut.