Was looking for details on the outfield support tallies L & R with your stop block assembly looks intriguing

Quality craftsman work . Little adjustments go a long ways .

Hey, put a link to Wiha metric nut drivers. I want you to get commission. I Just put SAE nut driver in my cart.

It’s a parting bead, I’ve never heard bullet trim

No video of staining?

Great job man, I really love it.

Some excellent tips in here. Thank you. I’m sure you cut multiple pieces while the saw it’s in each direction rather than moving the saw back and forth for every cut.

Too bad the finish couldn’t be applied before the back panel was installed must be a nightmare for the painter

10:00 it's better to have a harder wood for the tread jig because soft pine dive boards when you push down and messes up the precision of the duplication - just a thought :)

Question on Calibration. I have this exact saw and my issue is, the saw doesn’t hold true on a 40+ degree bevel when sliding. Around halfway to full stop on the slide the saw is slightly out of square to the fence. Any other bevels less than 40 degrees everything is true and square. Is there a fix/adjustment for this?

Just what I needed. Thank you

The Dewalt cordless is a great router.

I am just beginning my journey into working with wood and found your video informative, clear and easy to understand. I also appreciate your pacing in the way you explain each point, super video, thx.

that much space in the shop i’d definitely be building a cart the same height as the table saw possibly with a steel top for storing the feeder when not in use.

What i dont like about these and many other knee pads is that they lift your knees up significantly higher and in result you will need to bend more towards the ground , which gives you more pressure on the back, so to give you all advice look for these things, the layer should be as thinner as possible, and the knee pads not to go down on the legs

Great work!

Forrest is the way to go! American made and one free sharpening with every purchase. However, your saw sucks. Go Hitachi with smaller blade...less wobble.

Definitely better than monkey with compound adjustments, However; in this example I do prefer to plane down the jam as it should flush with plaster/drywall and would eliminate doing this step 4 times....additionally, often the jam is not out "equally" either on all 4 corners... so your trick , albeit seemingly simple, can be convoluted on very out of whack windows.

Hey Spencer great imfomative video i have recentl purchased a Kapex 120 and i am having problems sourcing a suitable fitting large enough to fit over the Kapex dust port like you show on the video. My dustnport has "cleantec" embossed on it and is nominally 40mm in Diameter however there are some nibs which are some give some kind of bayonet fitting which increase the Diameter to about 44 mm. Do you have the part nos or source of tbe vacuum hose fitting you use please

absolutely love and will order using links

Love your videos brother, you are truly a professional!

My dad was a master woodworker and I've tried to improve upon his work over the years. I've built a ton of stuff and NOBODY ever told me about cleaning my blades. I feel real dumb. But I'm going t go to work on that. Still considering the ROI on the good blade sharpening plan. But you're pitch was pretty damn good. Got me thinking.

You're the man Spencer. A very 'user friendly' video (similar to all your other videos that I've seen), diction is clear, slow & precise, tools are first class & following the steps you suggest always gives great results. Thnx for doing what you do . . . so well, I might add!!

What is the price range for this pocket door kit with soft close? Thanks

What type of wood are you using ?

Great videos thanks Spence

Nice review! Just ordered mine. Looking forward to putting it in use.

Can we just talk about the speed and symmetry this guy displayed with the kreg table? Holy smokes guy hahaha. Great build. Tons of solid info. I aspire to have a van like this . Hopefully soon.

Great work!

You can calibrate some fences. My fence is bolted on, so I was able to calibrate it by loosening them and making the adjustments before tightening the bolts again.

Your quality work and videos confirms I'd like to do what you do in my next life or maybe when I retire from aviation which I love, also. ✈🛫

Fantastic video, thanks! Lots of great tips I can implement in my office remodel. Router issues like the one you had here give me nightmares. As a DIYer struggling my way through projects, I find that my table saw with a dado stack is a less error-prone way to cut rabbets/dados into boards (sacrificial fence on the table saw for rabbets) - although it probably doesn't provide as clean a finish on the cut.

Can someone please explain to me the purpose of the screw behind the hinge 🤷🏻‍♂️

Please tell me this is an April Fool’s joke.

I just bought a new dws 716xps The saw rocks on it's base pretty significantly. almost a 1/4" Have you seen this with any of your dewalts?

So there is a gap from the subfloor to the shoe kick plate. What do you do for that?

Seasoned finish carpenter here. Really enjoy your videos!

Didn't hear it in the video but what kind of plywood is that?

I've been told you can get the 780 with a free stand for around the same price on Black Friday. But seeing as it's currently May, anybody know if these happen to go on sale any other time?

Thanks, Spencer. I came back to this video to see your tool recommendations.

Is there a way I can find that type of bit for a Mikita power planer 1900B

Incorrect construction, creaking stairs.

Here I am a yr later watching this again just trying to stay updated! U know in my area I just don’t do enough of them ? Everyone ( all the GC’s) use a big stair outfit and they R good and hard to beat! Therefore I do some repairs and updates that’s about it! Hope your well Spence!

I think festool is just selling name. If you are into running a business and just investing into name brand. Then you shouldn’t be running a business. Invest into tools to get the job done for the price and reliability. I love Milwaukee. Fare price and good engineering

You sir are a master craftsman 👊🏻

Thank you for review. I just bought one today.

With just you and a helper that house had to take you months and months how are you not overwhelmed with that house that's ignoring are your other jobs

Not to mention the fact that at the end of the day its all going through an SM57 pimped throigh a PA so the only one who knows the difference is you.

are any of them water proof?

You Should’ve line-x’d the floor and walls and called it a day