Dust collection installation and upgrade

[@TheSMEAC]

I really appreciate the pipe layout measuring tip.

[@MikeFarrington]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DavidAKupka]

Thanks for making my weekend. I got a new dose of Mike Farrington's humor , wit and ingenuity. It was very much appreciated. You Rock Mike !!!!

[@DavidAKupka]

I do like the new format of videos also. I liked the old style but the extra Punch of Mike in your face , Hahahahaha is a nice touch.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much.

[@awesomearizona-dino]

i have a set of those crimpers...funny how people are baffled when they see the tool sitting on a bench. i used them for crimping gutter spouts. Kids are super cute, what a blessing.

[@MikeFarrington]

They are a pretty neat tool for sure. Thank you.

[@areabum]

You do better duct work than most HVAC installers.

[@MikeFarrington]

Ha! I hope thats not true.

[@johnmack1185]

That boy going to have such nice memories of his dad and that shop... I can picture him in his bed at night reliving the days adventures with his dad and thinking how he is really going to be a bigger help tomorrow. Good Stuff brother!!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. I hope you are right.

[@duanemckitterick3450]

I have a small time two stage collection system and I use the green sewer pipe. I have a small shop. I liked the tip for adding screws and running wire and grounding it to the dust collector in order to mitigate the static electricity so the dust doesn’t stick as much too the outside of the pipe. I had never heard that before. I always was told to do it (although I haven’t yet) to mitigate an explosion 💥. Thanks for the tip.

[@MikeFarrington]

I think that the explosion thing has really only happened in a lab. I haven't heard of a real life case due to PVC pipe.

[@BlakePizzey]

Great video Mike. One of the more sound videos out there about dust collection ducting.

[@MikeFarrington]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@terrystephens1102]

The extraction system looks great and I’m sure it will be more user friendly. Loved seeing the apprentice honing his screwing technique, and , seeing your beautiful daughter- both have grown so quickly. 😃👌👏👏👏❤️

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Yup, they are both getting big.

[@LiloUkulele]

in checking all the YT vids...I noticed one system had a port at the floor; just sweep the jetsom and flotsom by the port...woosh, pretty nifty!

[@MikeFarrington]

I kicked around that idea, but just decided to use my shopvac for that.

[@chrissawyer2248]

Very helpful. Great job. Thanks

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@brucegibson8053]

I'm new to your site and I'm glad I found the dust collection video. You explain a lot of things that others felt me in the dark about. I'm in the process of building half of my 4 car garage into a wood shop and the const. part is easy for me (45 yrs. in the trades) but never delt with the H.V.A.C. trade at all. Thanks for clearing up a few things for me.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@SawdustmakerLori]

I think the "Shop Apprentice" is becoming a pro at putting screws into wood. He'll be asking for a salary soon! I'm envious of your shop, dust collection system and all the machinery you have! Thanks for another informative video!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much.

[@alexisjust9269]

My little dude is the same age, it's crazy how fast they grow up & learn new skills! I got to build him a proper mini bench sometime soon. Oh, & the dust collection is cool too!

[@MikeFarrington]

Yes, they get big quick. Funny how time just disappears. Thank you.

[@omm7763]

Everything you've done is perfect and to the book! But... If you have any heating using natural gas/propane heating devices or, Burning wood heat woodstove.... Even air-conditioning cooling, exhausting chip and airflow to the outside is bad! I'm glad you thought about this. The other thing about this is if you air condition or keep cooler climate inside during the summer months.... Humid air being sucked in promotes rust to cast iron. I am religiously wax my surfaces cast-iron surfaces, and within 20 minutes of the garage door open I can see small amounts of surface rust on machines. I do run a dehumidifier and air conditioning.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. I mention in the video about being able to select between venting inside and outside for all of the reasons you mention. We don't have humidity at 6k feet so rust isn't an issue thankfully.

[@moneymakingmikeg.9555]

As your woodworking videos & project builds are my favorite form you, every video you put out, I enjoy!! This dust collection system will take "The Board Room" to the next level!! Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you sir!

[@bobbrown8615]

Mike, congratulations on so many levels here. I could go on and on with compliments, but doing so, I'd make us both feel awkward. Glad to see you are back down on the ground and safe. We'd miss you.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much. Lets not feel awkward...

[@andyb2339]

The light in your shop is so nice!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@davidetew5258]

I really enjoy your videos. The kids are such an added bonus! I loved the parade wave.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Her little wave is pretty darn cute.

[@meestahwah]

I so love the cadence of your videos. They are so very relaxing. The one thing I would suggest would be some way to activate the dust collector remotely. Thus, you could turn it on from a few key spots in the shop and turn it back of if you weren't going to be using it for a bit. It would help with the noise issue.

[@MikeFarrington]

I forgot to ad in the video that I have a remote control attached to my tool belt.

[@meestahwah]

@@MikeFarrington deluxe!! That's a fantastic solution.

[@dnthasslehoff]

Just moved to CO, and installing the plumbing for my dust collector today. Great timing and great tips, thanks.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Good luck with your install.

[@Hatchmade]

Loved the shop apritcess’ wave. Made me smile.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much. I liked that one as well.

[@anilsarapalli9968]

Almost a princess’ wave

[@DanKoning777]

I got tired of walking over to my collector to turn it on, so I purchased a until that you plug your system into which is turned on/off with a remote control that hangs on my waist. *Its one of the best things I ever bought.*

[@rainerl-h259]

I just wante to suggest the same!

[@MikeFarrington]

I left out a bunch of features this particular collector has, one of which is a remote. I wouldn't be without one. I pretty much consider that necessary.

[@DanKoning777]

@@MikeFarrington// Odd that I've gained a few pounds since buying mine. I keep telling the wife [and myself] it surely can't be b/c of this; so its staying...right!? Then I said [to myself], its just a "couple" pounds; whats next, the shop AC has to go too; [can you tell I'm "Covid bored" in MI]? I'm not making bricks w/o straw! *:)* Stay healthy everyone. God Bless.

[@nathanharris50]

I love your work Mike! Keep it up! I have learned so much here and it has improved my business!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you, thats great to hear.

[@williamellis8993]

That's a great system, Mike. Another advantage to the rivets is they aren't as intrusive into the air stream as the screws are. Jay Bates just did a video on a CNC dust shoe like you mentioned. You and your family stay safe and healthy. Bill

[@MikeFarrington]

I agree with your assessment of the rivets being less intrusive. I looked at jay's dust shoe. I'm pretty much going to do the same.

[@davidattenberg4720]

Very nice Mike. That cyclone has so much suction, if it could cook you might marry it. Eager to see your CNC in operation.

[@MikeFarrington]

Ha!

[@dustyrusty7956]

I love the play on words for future shop assistant #2!

[@MikeFarrington]

Ha! Thank you.

[@PapiSmerf]

Look at this guy, putting actual-facts ductwork in his shop like a real HVAC technician instead of slip-flitting a bunch of PVC together like the rest of us plebs. You proud of yourself? Feelin' a bit hoity toity on that high horse of yours? You should, you did a great job. Thanks for showing everyone how it should be done and giving me a bit of nostalgia, reminding me how much I hate working with ductwork.

[@MikeFarrington]

Ha! Thank you very much. Honestly, after having done both, PVC is a really good choice for dust pipe.

[@KiranBhatWoodworking]

I hope my toddler would be able to spend time with me in the shop soon! I want her to grow up to like woodworking!

[@MikeFarrington]

Its fun having them around.

[@hansangb]

@0:18 what a cutie!!! Cute as a bug is right. EDIT: Because I live in NYC, I'll never have the luxury of space. Unless I get Bezos rich and buy up four or five condo's surrounding my penthouse! :) But I get to live vicariously through your videos. Well thought out, well put together, well voiced-over. People who haven't edited/uploaded videos can't appreciate how long it takes to cut and put the it together. Well done as always.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@jvmaytum1504]

The shop apprentice is getting big and good with a screw driver. They grow up fast though! I always like your videos.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. They sure do.

[@nau53]

Hi Mike. Immaculate as always. Mine dust collector connected with cheap 433mhz rf remote. I found cheap round single buttons on eBay which i double taped to each machine. Now turnin on and off is so simple. Recommend.

[@MikeFarrington]

Great idea.

[@jamiemajerick91]

Nice work, Mike. I enjoy watching your attention to detail and the neatness of your work. Take care good sir!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@keithspencersr.6806]

Great video my friend, glad to see you keep the little one close, remember family is everything, have a good one.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. I agree, family is number one.

[@descargasdenia3161]

Buenísima instalación, saludos desde España 🇪🇸

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much.

[@wayphun72]

Nice system and execution Mike. I'm currently putting in a system of my own, and every time I figure out the connection of two dissimilar products, such as a shopvac hose to PVC or what have you, I feel like a genius that just put a man on the moon :-)

[@MikeFarrington]

Often times there isn't a commercial available solution, so a shop made one must be constructed. Thats always fun to solve those problems.

[@jlinkhart]

The shop apprentice is getting big!

[@MikeFarrington]

He sure is.

[@rayleder3705]

Great info and looks great, too. Awesome to see the shop apprentice refining his skills!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. He is really into screwdrivers these days.

[@MD-en3zm]

I got a pneumatic riveter cheap at HF (around $30) when I did my dust collection. Absolutely worth it.

[@MikeFarrington]

Great tip.

[@woodmasterguy]

Nice work Mike. I have the same Cyclone but the 3 hp. I did notice once I ran a straight 8" pipe for 8' out of the intake, the airflow really increased. Also venting outside, incredible suction, only dust to really go outside is from the drum sander. I purchased my system off CL as well, $1700.00 and the spiral pipe that the previous owner had for his 3 car shop, was close to 3k in just pipe and fittings. I decided to go with aluminum tape instead of duct seal, as my small 2 car shop is always changing. Woud love to have your woodshop mansion space...

[@MikeFarrington]

Sounds like a good deal. Well done. So far I am happy with this one.

[@glencrandall7051]

Nice set up Mike. It sure is nice to have the high ceilings. Mine are only about 8'-6" and a 4x8 sheet of plywood bangs the duct work easily. Thank you for sharing and have a nice day.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much. The high ceilings are nice for sure.

[@LiloUkulele]

floored by the prices $$$...just found one on CL for $200!...Great tip!!!

[@MikeFarrington]

Right on

[@mikeboulet2837]

LSL was used in your trusses! Cool stuff, super strong and straight. Great to build trusses with!

[@MikeFarrington]

Perfect application for trusses. Strong, cheap, long as you want, etc. Good stuff.

[@dougdowney9737]

Excellent work as usual! I'll keep your tips in mind for my shop once its built. I will say it was quite funny when a Dr Squach hair care ad popped up on a Mike Farrington video. 😆😀😆

[@MikeFarrington]

Ha! Thats funny.

[@tableshaper4076]

Thats nice pipe, I just used the cheap box store stuff! I did make note to watch which direction the male to female joints were in so the lip of the joint on the inside of the pipe was always with the flow of air. Nice shop, I miss mine so much.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@justinscott9151]

awwww.... She's precious! Congrats! Looks like a great system.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@jbb5470]

Great addition to your shop! I really need to upgrade the 1 1/2 horse to something much larger!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you, it has been nice.

[@andrewhochberger8748]

That shot at the end that shows all of the pipes you ran really makes it clear just how massive and cumbersome a project like that must have been. Great job with it. But I hope that new system didn’t put the Apprentice out of his sweeping job.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. There will always be a sweeping job for the little guy.

[@hermannstraub3743]

Looks good. Well done. Y´s, ellbows and horizontal Lines are the way to do. Blastgates too far away can be operatet with wooden sticks and an eye-bolt. Even on the very top lines. Internal is always better. Wintertime the cold and summertime the moist. All Air that is blown out must come in somewhere. And that is a lot with that sucker.

[@MikeFarrington]

I really like the stick and eye bolt idea. I may use that in a few places.

[@bowtuk]

Great video Mike. I actually prefer the look of the pipe sealant to gobs of tape. I'm installing a system in my garage, and will most likely do my leaky elbows with this stuff.

[@MikeFarrington]

Me too. I really dislike tape. Plus this stuff is paintable, which I am considering doing to reduce reflection on camera.

[@kimpulsipher647]

Love your videos and all your helpers!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@wirelad1]

Be happy - Nice job Mike

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@mrmajestic345]

Add micro switches to blast gates equals perfect system! great design!

[@MikeFarrington]

That is a really good idea.

[@greenestaging3578]

Can’t wait to get some good dust collection - thanks for the help!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@erikhesseling4950]

Love your humor!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@kenneththomas3558]

Thanks Mike !! Great dust collection system, video, and kids !!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much.

[@50Acres]

A good and timely video. Dust collection is woefully inadequate in my shared shop. Would have loved for you to touch on the pipe size calculations. I still have not found a source that makes clear cut sense to me. But I suppose that might hurt the audience retention getting bogged down in that.

[@MikeFarrington]

I pretty much read the entire internet on how to calculate pipe size. I know more than I will ever need to know, yet I still really don't know how to really calculate one scenario to the other. I never really found a good system to lay everything out with mathematics. So in the end I just used my head and realized there would be compromises. Yeah, with regard to adding that kind of detail to the video, I have a hard enough time getting people to watch, let alone if I started droning on about math.

[@chrismoore9997]

Now we need to see it in action.

[@MikeFarrington]

My next video will have it in action.

[@derekludlow]

Big thanks for clarifying your facial expression, I started to worry there for a moment. Always enjoy seeing your posts!

[@MikeFarrington]

Ha! I felt that shot needed a little clarification.

[@gsawoodworking969]

Very nice! I just wrapped up the dust collection in my shop

[@MikeFarrington]

Dust collection is not all that fun, but the end results are worth it.

[@NSResponder]

If only there was a way to make fabric ductwork for vacuum lines!

[@MikeFarrington]

That would be cool.

[@makethepart]

Great video Mike!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@chuckbogart9382]

Great work and excellent entertainment, like always. Best wishes to you and your family, and stay safe in this covid world we live in.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much.

[@williamwinder3466]

Used to do this kind of work. You did a good job.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@StefanHolvik]

Always love your dry wit Mike. If I understand correctly, the static in dust collection is more than a nuisance; it can result in explosions. Arguably a more compelling reason to mitigate static electricity in your ducts. Before I get torn apart in the comments, I know there is debate around this topic. The debate is not whether sawdust can explode; this is easily demonstrable. Rather, the question is whether static discharge is sufficient to trigger the explosion. Given the high variability in shop conditions, such as humidity, wood type, saw dust particle size, and so on, It would be tough to test the hypothesis accounting for every variable. I'd prefer to spend a bit of time and a small amount of money grounding the system than run the risk, however minute, that I could become one with my shop tools. All that said, I'm no expert. Do your own research and decide which side of the risk equation you want to land on. Happy woodworking!

[@jandrewmore]

This is a myth, and there are not recorded incidents of dust collectors at this level having an explosion. The mixture of air and dust isn't right, and there's seldom a source of ignition. The largest possible source of problems is sucking up a screw, having it hit the impeller and drop a spark into the dust in the barrel, but even that is very rare.

[@MikeFarrington]

I would also add that the concentration dust needs to be at in order to be explosive is very very high. Meaning you could be running your table saw full blast and hold a lighter in the collection pipe and it would explode as there just wouldn't be enough ignitable material. But yes, there is a risk of explosion, thats the reason dust stoves are not readily available in the US.

[@rakashaagain]

MORE VIDEO! love your work.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. I'm working on it.

[@raymondablir3536]

Big fan here from the philippines! 👍🇵🇭

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@kiwdwks]

Nice job...great shop improvement!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@mikesgarage5066]

I absolutely love your videos. This is so cool. Love all the thought put into it!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much Mike.

[@JamesLyons1]

Great job, Mike!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thanks James.

[@earllinn1560]

Great video, makes me want to redo my system.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@theadhdhandyman]

I’m going to copy your vertical boxes. Will be a perfect solution for my situation similar to yours. Thanks 😊

[@MikeFarrington]

Those have been a really nice addition. Plus they are reasonably easy to move if needed. A few screws top and bottom is all.

[@diydadworkshop6123]

Great video! Thanks for the tips.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@rfguy8499]

Always love your videos Mike and what a great dust collector and install video. When you crimp the pipe to make joints, don't you want to crimp the side closest to the tool side so that it fits inside the pipe closer to the dust collector? As the dust moves from tool to dust collector, I think you want to do this so that you don't have a place for dust to catch at the joints. One example was at/around 3:53 in the video where I think you did the opposite. Just something to consider...Love your videos and the humor that you put into them.

[@MikeFarrington]

This is ideal, but based on the fittings I got, I wasn't able to do that at every joint.

[@joshsternadel7380]

Nice work! I like how you planned out your blast gate location. I just finished up my DC piping this weekend. I think I spent about twice as much time planning the blast gate locations as I did actually installing the piping. I got pretty OCD about making sure all gates were about an arms reach away from the tool's power switch. Effort well spent in my opinion.

[@MikeFarrington]

Unless the blast gates are automatic, their location is very important. I agree effort well spent.

[@mauriceryton]

Great video, very informative.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@andrewbrown8148]

Good info video~! I'm in the process of planning out my own and this helps. I've opted for 4" (thin-walled) PVC to go with my Harbor Freight DC that I'm converting to 2-stage. Wish me luck~!

[@MikeFarrington]

Good luck.

[@arturoplata2489]

greeting mikey for you and your family good job man

[@MikeFarrington]

Thanks 👍

[@thefirebuilds]

Congrats on number 2 :)

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@YogiSip]

Mike I see the oldest shop apprentice is getting very good driving in screws👌🏻 soon you can have him help you in the shop 😉😁

[@MikeFarrington]

Yup, he's getting close.

[@Chris-vp9ht]

wow great job. would love to see how you built the over arm table saw dust collector as im thinking off something simerl bit my idea is a bit overcomplicated . although just seeing yours it is a great reference

[@MikeFarrington]

I am currently working on that video. I'll have it out in a week or two.

[@Chris-vp9ht]

brilliant look forward to it mate cheers

[@mikemeister458]

Heavens to Mergatroyd!!!! The man can do it all.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@sergiomalcon]

Very nice work. Greetings from Playa del Carmen, Mexico 😎🌴☀️🇲🇽

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. I bet its warm down there. It was 13 degrees here yesterday morning.

[@sergiomalcon]

@Chairman of the Board ¡Muchas gracias! Thanks also for the Spanish writing, I really appreciate it. Whenever you want to come, you'll be very welcome... Mi casa es tu casa. 😎👍🏻

[@carpentryjoineryandcabinet6335]

Nice clean set up man, always happy to see you've posted up something new. I've not long moved workshop, and am currently trying to reuse the spiral ducting I took down from the last shop (and the one before). I must say I am pretty jealous of all those nice straight long lengths (ooo err!). It has been like someone pouring 5 jigsaw puzzles into the same box then expecting you to make one homogenous picture with all the pieces 🤦‍♂️

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Dust collection is always a challenge.

[@nicholasbeckerlee3712]

Love your work mate. I like that you have two table saws, one with a sliding arm. I’m from Denmark and all the table saws we have here are with sliding arms, in fact it’s hard to find one without it. I was lucky enough to spend some time working in a shop in Connecticut. It was great fun and very educational! By the way there’s nothing called danish oil in Denmark 😂

[@MikeFarrington]

Ha! You guys just call it oil. Thank you. I enjoy using both saws.

[@talltimberswoodshop7552]

Watch HomeMade in Lviv. He uses American Oil. There's nothing called American Oil in America either.

[@SuperOxygenTV]

Mike, new to woodworking. Looking for dust collection solutions. The table saw / mitre saw / router will probably be the tools I think I'll use the most. Instead of having a huge collection system with lots of duct work...having say one or two Festools systems strategically placed...wouldn't that work just as well. Mind you, if you didn't mind emptying the canisters a lot more.

[@MikeFarrington]

I think you can get pretty good results with the Festool, or any of the better quality shop vacs. Its a good starting point and you can make adjustments as needed.

[@SuperOxygenTV]

@@MikeFarrington Thx Mike. BTW Love the modern Kitchen Table build.

[@linda_sue]

Wowwwww. Thank you!

[@MikeFarrington]

My pleasure.

[@berendlucasvanderweide]

OK. What i got from this vid is you getting a CNC.. What i tend to forget is to close the slides on machines i've used.. I've seen a pneumatic solution for that. It uses an air ciliinder that activates that valve once the machine is running. I like that a lot..

[@MikeFarrington]

Yup, I am a CNC guy now. I have been working hard at learning how to use it. I am also looking into a couple automatic blast gates for some of the hard to reach ones.

[@berendlucasvanderweide]

@@MikeFarrington What software are you using for the CNC?

[@chriswebb810]

Great video. You need an on off switch with remote.

[@MikeFarrington]

Ah yes, I forgot to mention that in the video, I have a remote that attaches to my tool belt.

[@vipulkadam9568]

Nice and thank you

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much.

[@spencerbass7142]

Good video.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@alooshalshammari5915]

Good job 👍

[@MikeFarrington]

Thanks.

[@andyfermanich9956]

Where was this new school method a year ago when i put in my dust collection. Ran into the same pain when trying to get measurements in the air :) I feel your pain trying to hang the pipe solo.

[@MikeFarrington]

Ha! Sorry, I should have done this a long time ago.

[@rainerl-h259]

As expected again a perfect job!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much.

[@micdiva]

One thing i did was mount a limit switch on my blast gates so i would open a blast gate for the tool im using and it turns on the dust collection. It work so nice. Just a thought

[@MikeFarrington]

That is a really good idea. I have a remote control, which works good, but the blast gate switch would be better.

[@micdiva]

@@MikeFarrington yeah i had a remote as well and i was finding id leave it on my bench or something go over to a tool for one cut and not go get it. What i did was run the switches threw a relay that when pulled in would turn on the the dc. The only tricky part was i had to mount a plate to blaste gate so i could mount the limit switches to. I dont know if you want i can email you a picture

[@williamwinder3466]

10:00 Any good shop assistant makes sure that the screws work beforehand.

[@MikeFarrington]

Ha! Totally true.

[@cozydram1]

as ever mike awesome love the shop apprentice and involving kids in building is awesome you perhaps make some door frames and door kid sized for them to build as parts kits don't under estimate what they can do .... i was suprised what mine did when i tried this out on mine at a early age............be safe and keep the vids a coming......

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. That is a good idea.

[@mchaelmontaudouin484]

Je ne comprend pas l'anglais mais j'aime bien ta chaine et tes vidéos 👍

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@TimDawson67]

Great looking setup, and good installation tips along the way. Any chance you could show us how the waste bin sensor works? Since most systems don't have one, I'm interested to see what would be required to add one on. Thanks

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. I'll try and include that in a future video. Its just a little thing drilled into the top of the bin, it has an adjustment screw to set the height at which it starts to blink.

[@LouAdzima]

Good job

[@MikeFarrington]

Thanks Lou.

[@GREENTAGCrafts]

Great job! keep it up

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.