PUR Adhesive for Production Trim Carpentry - Everything You Need to Know

[@InsiderCarpentry]

THANKS FOR SUPPORTING THIS CHANNEL BY VISITING THESE AFFILIATE TOOL LINKS!!! The HIPUR gun can be purchased here: geni.us/5uB30 or here: geni.us/BWgs7 The 30 Second Cartridges can be purchased here: geni.us/g5DEvGw (Amazon) 2P-10 CA Glue: geni.us/wX2qB (Amazon) WoodRiver Miter Max Corner Clamp - geni.us/oFw2e (Amazon)

[@yannickdeschenespropunch8673]

Hi Lewis! I cannot find you clamp on Amazon…do you have another way to buy those?

[@garychelsen]

Thank you for the sharing with the heart of a servant of the Lord. I'm a 64 year old carpenter who began apprenticeship at 19 years old. Things have changed and will continue to change. Among these changes are new tools , new fasteners, and new materials. With these changes come some new techniques that save time and aid in accuracy. Your videos are an encouragement to the young and a comfort to the old. Your helping others to learn a trade that can feed their family and that is a true blessing.

[@InsiderCarpentry]

Its a privilege.

[@oooofmadonne5131]

John Coops stfu hater

[@kwizmon]

@@oooofmadonne5131 nah its true. I'm a religious person but that was irrelevant.

[@e.t.preppin7084]

@@kwizmonI don’t understand your comment ?

[@johnhewetson4406]

As a carpenter and a perpetual student I have watched a lot of youtube videos on the subject in my spare time. I have to say that coming across your channel and the excellent detailed videos like this has been of tremendous value to me. Thanks so much for your excellent work and great presentation skills. Cheers John

[@kesselrunheroj8497]

You do a great job, using quality materials and I know people are paying you a lot of money to do it! It blows my mind that no one is doing window stools and aprons instead of picture framing - its a shame with all that quality work- picture framing looks so cheap. Great work and technique.

[@normanjacques4092]

I've been doing this for ever so it seems. Yes Im Old... I love watching your videos. I learn so much. Never going to school for carpentry I've always had to learn on the job. What to do as well as not. Your level of experience for your youth is amazing. Im a big fan for sure. Thanks fir making me a smarter carpenter.

[@jolookstothestars6358]

I'm so amazed that you do it ALL by yourself. I wish I could just watch you for a week.😱🤯

[@olliecrow3547]

I'm a DYI'er and definitely not doing this type of carpentry often, but boy do I love watching your videos. You keep me interested throughout your videos. Keep up the great work.

[@mv7967]

Hello. I was watching Richard McMurray on "Finish Carpentry TV" and he mentioned the glue and glue gun he was using. He also provided a link to your channel and so here we are. I've learned alot from Richard about " finished carpentry" and the necessity for good glue. Your explanation of the various glues is very useful. I'm retired from the "workday world", and the pandemic has slowed everything down, prompting me to look into UTube. This is a new world for me. Thank you for what you're doing.

[@TerryBabij]

Thank you for this informative video. I had a Titebond kit given to me YEARS ago at a trade show. One of my reps was also a Titebond rep and I knew company people. Only used occasionally because I never capped the cartridges properly between uses. The box has moved with me for years and now settled and happily retired I am now using 2006 best before cartridges on my CNC to hold down workpieces. I will continue to use the gun and purchase more tubes as needed. Thanks again!

[@loganpatterson4674]

You beating the ground with a glue joint in your crocs is such a classic shot of IC at work. Been following for years keep up the good work haha

[@johnanderson8096]

The "Norm" for this dude.... OUTSTANDING VIDEO!!!!

[@Johnintoit]

Another great video, I have been in the remodeling business most of my adult life, I"m a general contractor but still do a lot of my own work as well, the trim phase is my favorite, watching your videos I'm still learning new ways of doing things that can up my production times but not lower my quality, keep it up.

[@billagnatovech1641]

As a mechanical engineer who loves finish carpentry your ability to provide clear, concise and practical information is amazing. You make it interesting and I really enjoy your videos. Thank you!

[@InsiderCarpentry]

Glad it was helpful!

[@michaelgibson6166]

Ok, you sold me. I just bought a gun and two tubes for 2 crown jobs I have coming up. The crown is lowered for rope lighting and I want to glue the inside corners . I used your links so I hope you get a bit of kick back. Have a good one.

[@benvance8674]

You are the Gold Standard. I've watched and listened to dozens of professionals, all educated in their craft. None, I mean none, compare to your presentations. Thanks for sharing. I would hire you in a heartbeat. Regards.

[@InsiderCarpentry]

Thanks 👍

[@borlebros.contractingcorp.9174]

This was an excellent video, thank you so much for the work that went into it. I've just purchased a set of Cam Clamps and HiPur Glue Gun and Adhesives to upgrade our trim carpentry work. I'm in Canada and we had to order everything from the US. We'll probably be the only ones in a very big area using this method. Watching your video will definitely help shorten our learning curve for this. Thanks.

[@usonfire1016]

Brother, I’m a diy guy and got the gun and corner clamps. It made things easier and the trimming looks great. Thank you.

[@InsiderCarpentry]

Glad to hear it. 👊

[@lamentedflash5575]

One of the best most honest on you tube...just wanted to thank you for sharing the steinel glue gun keep up the amazing work...people like you are definitely needed

[@StudPack]

Did you make that assembly table with all the slots and hand holds? Thx.

[@justinrehms4530]

Years ago I forgot what CA glue does to the finish of stained wood and was gluing up a hand rail joint. Well needless to say I had to sand and finish spray that end as the finish coat pealed off once I sprayed the activator onto it. I love CA glue for putting sticking together when I make my divided light cabinet doors with glass but has to be bare wood for sure. I simply wasn’t thinking about it and lesson learned.

[@howardhagadorn9443]

You always amaze me with your knowledge! You look like the hot young dude from central casting they would hire to make a commercial but you have the experience of an old man that's been on the job for decades!

[@Damon1987]

Easy Liberace

[@reggiejenkins6458]

I just bought this setup a month ago because of your videos. It was definitely kind of tough to use, so I’m glad to see this video.

[@InsiderCarpentry]

Once you learn the nuances you'll love it.

[@celticslimjim]

Excellent demonstration and informative presentation. Thanks for passing on your knowledge of a useful product!

[@mycowboyways915]

Thanks Spencer. I learned a ton on just this short video. Just ordered a gun and some glue to play around with in my shop. I hate waiting for standard wood glue to set up.

[@ou8nucks630]

I remember watching this video a couple years ago and thinking how great it would be to have a setup and routine like this. Fast forward to today and my setup is almost exactly this way, I cut all my casing and then assemble it all at one time. I have been using the Titebond Speed Set for a while now, and it's doing a great job. But for window casing I ordered the Hot melt gun the other day, because I know how long it takes those four joints to set sometimes. Having only 4 clam clamps doesn't help either, hopefully Mr Chesnutt is healing up alright and gonna be back at it before long. Thanks for the info Spencer. 👌🏼

[@Gary-ts6dh]

3:19 - How many times can you reheat the PUR cartridge before the glue deteriorates to the point of compromised joints? 10:20 - Or, I could just watch the rest of the video to find out (16h total). Thanks.

[@samtaylor6385]

Hey Lewis. I have been reading up on this product and I found reports that the bond can be separated from applying 130 degrees of heat to the glued joint (using a hot air tool). Seems like a useful bit of information.

[@InsiderCarpentry]

Yes, super useful tip. I wish I would have got that in there.

[@kenvanness2828]

Thank You Spencer! great information. I have recently bought into your system. I have yet had a chance to change my work flow and glue up casings. But trust me next chance I have I will be doing my miters. I have used the HiPUR on baluster on a 15 ft run of railing. OMG AMAZING!!! tightened up the railing very nicely.

[@InsiderCarpentry]

Awesome, wood or metal balusters? Hipur does not bond well on metal so I would not recommend it for that.

[@kenvanness2828]

@@InsiderCarpentry They were wooden balusters on open treads. I posted a picture of it on my IG account.

[@BillSavage-l4v]

Hopefully you will do a detailed drawing and instruction on the FastCap stop block

[@mountainlightwoodcraft]

After watching your first video showcasing the Pur glue system, I bought the gun and a case of 60-second-set glue tubes (the yellow ones) specifically hoping the combo would help me assemble through dovetail and half-blind dovetail drawer boxes more quickly and with fewer clamps than required with standard wood glues. After more than 100 boxes assembled with Pur to date, I can state emphatically that this is the ONLY WAY to glue up drawer boxes with complex joinery. No squeeze out, no clamps needed, superior holding, and nearly instant setting. Just apply Pur at one corner joint, square and hold for a 20-count, and move on to next joint. In 2 minutes with no clamping, you will have perfectly square and super strong drawer boxes that only get stronger by the hour. Total game changer. Can't thank you enough.

[@InsiderCarpentry]

That's awesome. Glad to hear it ramped up your production so much!

[@russellmotter5022]

Where do you purchase the pur glue gun/cartridges?

[@mountainlightwoodcraft]

I get mine at Amazon.

[@benembleton8325]

Stop listening to my conversations KZbin!! Guy brings this into work today...get home and this video is my first recommended lol.

[@psbrubaker]

Fantastic and informative. I was on the fence, but I’m going to jump in.

[@JohnDoe-kp3sw]

I feel like I'm in college. Excellent verbal skills

[@carlcox7332]

Definitely does. His enunciation is perfectly clear and he doesn't waste a lot of time on words that are irrelevant. Never hear an "um, uh, or like". He speaks slowly enough to understand but fast enough to be efficient. He would make an incredible instructor, but I'm sure he makes a ton more money now.

[@ryankirtland4124]

I just bought a set up thank for the shake down I'm looking forward to trying it out

[@ryankirtland4124]

Yup it's strong and fast I might be sold

[@ThisTall]

Super well done review. My favourite part about HiPur is squeeze out on finish product just safely rubs off. You covered any issue I’ve personally had with it as a cabinet guy trying to use it for crown molding. I was so excited to try HiPur when I found it, but to illustrate your point as well as my experience using it on maple crown molding, your exact size wood and demonstration at @25:04 , I highly doubt that exact test with maple up on the table like that could have withstood much more then its own weight before popping, never mind any actual pressure or even close to what you did. At least 10x the strength difference to the material you used there.

[@T.E.P..]

this video is LONG over due. Mostly because you published it January 17, 2020. AND today it's Monday, April, 2022. 161k subs. And just saw this ... your new editing and your new microphone ... hope you don't mind me complimenting you on those things too.

[@cougill_trim_and_cabinets]

Thanks for this in depth intro. I’ve been curious about hipur but had been hearing mixed reviews. I’ve used wood-specific high temp hot glue for years. It’s the greenish color with a slight sulfur odor. This looks like this is a similar but even stronger product.

[@markwigley9185]

I'm loving your videos. Thank you for the great content. I'm interested in the work table you're using while gluing and clamping your trim. Please consider doing a video on it much like you did for your miter saw table/wings. Thanks

[@thecarpenterpros9822]

I have done that on all my handrails for the last few years. It is extremely strong!

[@InsiderCarpentry]

It's amazing for handrail returns. And no exposed fasteners. Can't beat it.

[@thecarpenterpros9822]

Insider Carpentry your absolutely right. It takes a bit to get used to using but man does it hold!

[@T.E.P..]

It's really cool to see these vids I've missed popping up in utube .... maybe someday add a "revisit" button if some of the vids share ideas ... republish earlier vids in someway . They are all so good and you speak from so much experience. Cheers!

[@ValiantSlantSix64]

About Pine being too sappy & oily -- I'd wipe with acetone, laquer thinner, or alcohol after cutting & shortly before joining & clamping. West System Expoxy recommends always doing that with alcohol. -- What do You think ?

[@jbonegw]

Incredibly thorough explanation. 👍

[@derrickdillon3782]

Great Video! I’ve wasted numerous tubes of PUR 30 due to misunderstanding of the product. Appreciate the info.

[@InsiderCarpentry]

Awesome. Glad the video helps. 👍

[@kylewalker9214]

incredible video! I just purchased a set up clam clamps and wanted to optimize their use..

[@benthehandyman9667]

Love this video I learned a lot can you please send a link for the corner clamps I can not seam to find them on your tool page. Thanls keep these video's coming

[@benthehandyman9667]

Thanks for the like any chance to get a link for the clam clamps in the video I can't find them in your store.

[@markklaus4558]

They say you have to call the guy. www.miterclamp.com/

[@InsiderCarpentry]

You have to call and order them direct from the manufacturer. Miterclamp.com

[@BandasPalette]

I found these at a great price. The price lowers if buy more than one. Hope this helps! www.woodcraft.com/products/miter-max-corner-clamp-woodriver?gclid=Cj0KCQiA04XxBRD5ARIsAGFygj-A8isbp4CqG1GO0W4mhKKyfNZmQn6eKB3ZmeoeTcs5ZNNEhs1YII8aAgbDEALw_wcB

[@benthehandyman9667]

Thanks so much I also loved the railing video with the cables great job working around a tuff project and keeping you cool. Truly showing your talent. Thumbs up. Have a great weekend

[@peady64]

I've been using this for a few years. It use to be made by Steiner, but I guess they sold out. I so use it for crown and casing. Great stuff.

[@harrypouncey9218]

Very well explained Lewis. Doing 32’ of cove crown in kitchen and you answered any questions I might have had here. Thank you. I also am stealing your 1/2” dowel reenforcement technique 😁

[@muddywater6856]

I bit Spencer😀😀 4 clam clamps and Hipur....window casings previous week, and a wicked handrail this past week. Awesome and great and fast and STRONG! Us old guys (64) can change...now if I could just cut back to 40 hour weeks...

[@darrinmc]

Great tip on pre-clamping with the Clam Clamps. Thanks.

[@mjrwey]

Ive been a cabinet maker/finish carpenter for 20 years and think you just quadrupled my knowledge of adhesives. Can't wait to try this stuff. Any idea what glue manufacturers use on that finger jointed poplar stock you use or finger jointed stock in general?

[@JonDunnmusician]

Hello Lewis, interesting video I am wondering what model table that is you have a wonderful tool for multiple applications

[@InsiderCarpentry]

Its a Paulk table top. Lots of videos on youtube of how to make one.

[@JonDunnmusician]

@@InsiderCarpentry missed this reply, thank you- a new project for me- on the March agenda

[@hudsonlotz2329]

Spencer Just bought 4 clam clamps and the hipur glue gun. Was wondering if you ever used that glue with clam clamps on IPe 1x6. We are going to do a deck and it has a picture frame around entire deck. Wasn't sure if the Ipe wouldn't suck the glue in since its so hard. We usually use a 2 part marine epoxy but is messy and it has longer cure time. Thanks for your great vids. YOU are a truer master carpenter.

[@InsiderCarpentry]

I would definitely stick with the epoxy for that application. I bet hipur won't like the ipe oils. And being outside I wouldn't trust the hipur. Definitely throw some dominoes in the joint too for outdoor applications.

[@vzgsxr]

Another great video. Quick question, how many 1x4 joins would you say you get out of one tube of HIPUR?

[@InsiderCarpentry]

A lot. I use a few tubes to do really large custom homes.

[@CanadianHardwoodPro]

Have you tried gluing two longer sections of handrail to see if they'll torque and break off?

[@ericwalter1726]

Looking for some advice on getting my cartridges to last longer before turning yellowish and not bonding the material. Should I take it off the base after I know I’m done glueing for a while? And you are completely correct when you say it’s a game changer for sure !!

[@InsiderCarpentry]

Yellow is a sign its been curing with the air moisture. Try and batch your work so the gun isn't on all day. The more time you leave it heated with the cap off, along with re heats, you'll get that yellow color. Sometimes you can dispense some and it will turn clear again.

[@buddybeast91]

Thank you so much for these incredibly helpful videos

[@zephyr1408]

Thk U I use almost exclusively type 3 Tight-bond. Also some CA & no experience with PUR. Problem is I make a lot of Oak, Maple, Walnut products? And then cabinets (not full kitchens) & vanities. It’s def worth putting it in the tool box! And I appreciate your time! I hv purchased several things thru your site! Theee best item? Drumroll pls! That little flat bar! What a handy tool! God Bless Brother!

[@InsiderCarpentry]

Awesome. Thanks for the support. 👍👊

[@zephyr1408]

Your welcome sir I appreciate the good info! I call your channel “a hub for good quick information for pro’s by a pro!”

[@tomtillman]

I tested a hot glue joint with just a regular glue stick and a regular glue gun on cheap pine casing. Seems plenty strong. Why use PUR? Thanks for all your excellent Vids.

[@realworldcarpentryremodeli5868]

Excellent video. I bought this set up after I saw you use it in your earlier videos. Is fairly simple to use and extremely strong. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@jamartinomd1]

Game changer for me….thanks

[@2chipped]

Thank you so much Spencer! Thursday we installed an oak handrail with returns, we used 2 domino's and pins to save time. Unfortunately we had to sand the pins down with a flap disc on a grinder. The only crown we install on our cabinets, are either a custom profile made by us.... or paint grade pine. All our trim is prefinished without a matching caulk, so we pin it and use wax sticks. I really want to learn to pre-assemble as much as possible.

[@BT-ih6kr]

very clear and informative. how long do you leave the clam clamps on?

[@maronebuilding]

Great video! I would like to see more videos of doing prefinishing trim and how your methods adjust for it.

[@willh1827]

I use PUR 60 all the time. Love the stuff. Great explanation 👍🏻

[@matthewbusch7963]

Amazing video. I learned about something new. Thank you sir.

[@bocty1]

Every day is a school day, thanks

[@jetheridge1241]

Good job on the video I am glad you shared this the new way to glue .

[@kirkdunn1379]

Thats some good stuff Always used glue and really trim carpentry doesnt need ton of strength after installed....stair railings, and other types where there will be load applied to it I would like this product for those types of installations..... Never heard of this actual brand but I will definetly use it if I get an application for it....thnx

[@z06doc86]

Excellent information!👍👍

[@mikeadams2252]

Appreciate the effort it takes for so much good info, thanks👍

[@rolfselvig335]

Spencer thanks for the response. I did buy the collins coping foot, but trey as I might I could not find the Occidental finishers belt on your store front. I did go back to your video review and used the link so I hope you got the credit. I'll grab the PUR gun next month when we go to trim out. Really enjoy and appreciate the videos. I also send them to my guys for review or a quick tutorial. Keep up the good work!

[@InsiderCarpentry]

Thanks! If you used the video link I'm sure it worked. Thanks for the support!

[@mim2046]

Spencer, Im building a huge bookcase with a rolling ladder. The upper half columns are hallow and are supposed to slip over a sacrificial piece that is normally screwed down to the counter top. Considering the top is stone, i need to glue these pieces down to the stone. I prefer not to use liquid nails. Which of the hot melt glues by PUR will stick wood to stone? Ty

[@EM-fi2qg]

1) What do you think about using PUR on biscuit and dowel joints? 2) Do you have an opinion on Collins Spring Clamps? Thanks for the great video.

[@InsiderCarpentry]

I don't use them for biscuit joints much because you have to get things together really quickly.

[@1589cam]

Regular glue is definitely good enough. It swells the biscuit, creating pressure, so the joint won't fail. I have the Collins clamps; and they're definitely inferior to other brands. Like the type/style a German company makes.

[@EM-fi2qg]

@@1589cam Thanks for the reply. The answer I was looking for. 👍

[@JonDunnmusician]

Hello Lewis, upon reflection have you used this process of preassembling casings in restoration homes? or do you find it perhaps most effective on new homes as plumb measurements are generally more square: would you use this method on a restoration project?

[@arnieselectric007]

Personally, you'de have to inspect your windows upon estimate time or when walking into the job for the first time...I'm old school, not a production guy anymore, however, settling causes issues, etc...

[@918scott]

Wow... Educated today, again!

[@duaynenaugle4186]

I gave the 30 sec. glue a try. I really don’t get anywhere near 30sec. For assembly time. More like 5-10 sec. maybe it is because I live on the East coast where the humidity is very high.

[@InsiderCarpentry]

You're correct. You've got to get the piece together FAST.

[@alienproductions9948]

I do appreciate the thoroughness of the reviews, especially this one on HiPur. One thought I'm thinking it is pronounced "high pure" given it is "high" strength "p" for poly and "ure" for urethane.

[@marksummitt8279]

Pretty sure it's Poly Urethane Reactive = PUR

[@kcbowls300]

Excellent video, as usual, of the dos and dont's of all the various glues!

[@Did625]

Great video Covers almost every aspect of the product. Thanks

[@billprovost6663]

Love your content. I saw that you used a cordless glue gun on another video but you did not show it on this video. Do you still use it or did you find some faults in it? Also on the clam clamp, I read that you might want to remove the upper pins to avoid splitting the tips of MDF casing. Any experience with this? Thanks for all your effort to educate us finish guys.

[@InsiderCarpentry]

I dont use mdf much so no experience there.

[@InsiderCarpentry]

The other cordless glue gun is just for regular hot melt. Yes, i love that gun.

[@dlove118]

You touched on ca glue for MDF working well, how does this glue work on MDF?

[@InsiderCarpentry]

It has been great in my experience.

[@ThisTall]

MDF would be ideal just as he explained more porous wood works better.

[@stephenyoung4433]

Thank you for your detailed video! Much appreciated!

[@rtmunro]

wow, that cleanup was amazing

[@russwollet8998]

You've got me wanting to get this but I live in Arizona. Generally low humidity... Can I spritz the back of my trim with water?

[@Stefan_Kawalec]

Excellent compendium of glueing techniques!

[@e.t.preppin7084]

Nice word, compendium. I admit I had to look it up and I will be adding to my vocabulary. 👍

[@arnieselectric007]

Great video as always Lewis...

[@larryrichardson5167]

Yay! I have been using that for years. After it sets, its done! The cost and expiration sucks though. I used it for raised panel doors. Didn't need 12,000 clamps, and did the 23 doors in a day.

[@donproctor3445]

I'm a deck builder and work with PVC trim and Trex decking for the most part (other brands as well) Trex is a dual extruded composite material with a Pvc cap. We use/have used a variety of adhesives for our Trim joints with varied success. Next to no success with gluing decking joints. The big problem is both expand and contract with temperature. Do you have any knowledge of the PUR glue with these types of products?

[@InsiderCarpentry]

I don't think it would work well with that product. It doesn't like plastics and metals from what i understand.

[@YIQUANONE]

Will it last until the cartridge is empty through many heating and cooling cycles? Unless you are gluing tons of stuff a cartridge probably lasts a long time right or does it go bad?

[@caseydurrans521]

Hi Mr. Lewis, can you tell me if HiPur would be an appropriate way to fasten PVC mouldings to the exterior of a home onto stucco? I am looking for a way to attach trim to a house without using nails or screws. I am in Utah, so heat and cold will be a major factor. Thanks.

[@InsiderCarpentry]

No, you definitely wouldn’t want to do that. You probably want to use some fasteners in a situation like that because if the adhesive fails you’re mega screwed.

[@caseydurrans521]

@@InsiderCarpentry Thanks sir! I will find a different method. I love the channel. You are a phenomenal carpenter. I wish more people took as much pride in their work as you do.

[@rayallday8583]

Great info...I would like to see how your mantles look!

[@Lamecase]

This is another fantastic video. I would love if your Amazon products were linked to the Canadian store so I can support you

[@keving8682]

Excellent details and explanation!

[@etchels85]

Great video. Could this be applied to say a door facing left to cure for 30 minutes then fitted or does it require the full 24 to cure before fitment?

[@billychoy6623]

Hey great video! I have found out that if you take the chill out of the ends of your joints with an iron or hair dryer it will increase your working time. I believe that it allows the glue to penetrate deeper as well. Also, when you order your glue tubes it’s probably a good idea to have your supplier check the dates on the tubes before shipping, The glue does have a shelf life and I have been shipped expired tubes before. The hi-pur system I use is from Franklin adhesives and I called them up to inquire about where to find the dates on the tubes.

[@SuperBardley]

Thanks for posting this! I’ve used PUR but like everyone, am wary of the cost and get bummed about not using a whole tube. One question I have: I do a lot restoration work on houses with clear finished Doug Fir trim and built-ins. There are many situations where this system would be helpful, but I am concerned about the thickness of the PUR glue line/material buildup. Is the PUR glue thin enough to be squeezed down to a decently thin/not-so-visible glue line?

[@InsiderCarpentry]

When used with clam clamps I get zero glue line. When using on handrail fitting score the face of both pieces. It gives glue somewhere to go and you'll get much less of a line. On crown I prefer to use CA glue. Its hard to not get a visible glue line with just hand pressure. Not a big deal with raw wood, but not ideal with prefinished crown.

[@z06doc86]

I wonder if storing the PUR tube in the refrigerator would prolong its shelf life?

[@joannewykes1661]

Great video as always. Clears up some issues I was having. Looking forward to your miter saw wings 2.0 any idea when that’s coming out?

[@InsiderCarpentry]

Not sure yet. 2.0 didn't then out as good as i hoped.

[@ThisTall]

Insider Carpentry hey did you get the email of the Dewalt mitre saw wings design I sent you? I have an MFT with folding legs as well as a mobile trim cart I made with m18 mitre saw and table saw attached you might also get a kick out of.

[@InsiderCarpentry]

@@ThisTall Just checked it out. I must have opened it and then not looked at it or something. That's a nice setup. Well thought out. Looks like you're like the rest of us and had to engineer your own connection method. I still waiting for the day someone starts to manufacture a wing connector that's universal for custom plywood wings.

[@ThisTall]

Insider Carpentry thanks! I didn’t realize you custom made your connection brackets? At least on the extensions.

[@ThisTall]

Insider Carpentry I believe FastCap has a connection system for their Best Fence system you can buy separately.

[@ryanfoster3022]

Very thorough explanation! I see on your links that you've got the WoodRiver Miter Max Corner Clamps listed. But in the video, you have the Clam Clamps from Chestnut Tool and Chowder Co. Do you have a favorite of the two? Are they the same size? Looking to invest but both options are not cheap - wanting the best product. Thanks for all of your information!

[@InsiderCarpentry]

Definitely get the Chestnut Tool Clam Clamps if you can get them and have time to wait. I list the wood river for the guys who need something immediately or the guys in Canada.

[@troyqueen9503]

Love the safety crocs, I have the identical ones,your work is great thanks for the video.👍🔨🇨🇦