#MWShoptalk

[@susanbaynham-evans8453]

£390 Was a great price ! It’s now £720 with the vat ! Quite a difference now. Great vid thank you for the heads up 👍🏻

[@mauriceryton]

In my shop the biggest producer of fine dust is my table saw. Next month l will be setting up a new shop and dust extraction is my main priority. These Shop Talk videos really help a guy make better decisions.

[@ManorWood]

Great check this out it may help - Extraction and Ducting kzbin.info/aero/PLsRUsCYetChL3fwn5iB31370spYP0Lr8s

[@mauriceryton]

Thank you, l remember these now that l have rewatched them all. They have given me good ideas of how l can set up the dust extraction.

[@GopherWoodshop]

Thanks for sharing, I love all your cool tools, you make mine look like toys.

[@ManorWood]

Thanks for watching!

[@WoodChuckDesigns]

I very briefly see your storage for extra/different grit wide belt sander sandpaper... could you briefly show a little more detail on that storage your next shop tour... thanks 🙏

[@Cliffepoos]

Good lord but I love your shop. Awesome!

[@sicpac66t]

All the milling your doing you can't catch all the dust but your shop is looking amazing.

[@ManorWood]

I can catch up I just need to remember , and my mind on lots of other things :) lol

[@drmkiwi]

Good stuff, thanks. The overhead guard on my slider is a little different. It swings on the vertical post i.e. the post which determines the max width of the piece on the RHS of the blade. Your setup allows you to swing the guard out of the way from your normal operating position which looks like it would save a lot of time compared to mine which requires a walk around the front of the saw. All the best. Cheers, David.

[@istvanpalugyay6840]

Morning, I know I've said that before, but what an awesome workshop. That altendorf saw and the planer, oh my God 8-) Keep these coming pleeease!

[@ManorWood]

Thanks 👍

[@vincentrolfe1384]

Wanted to mention that the Altendorf's I have worked with both had saw slider bearings that were shot. So keep after them. I have Felder and Martin machines going into a US Oneida cyclone into a 55 gal barrel. Oneida has a vacuum hose hooked to a gage for inches of water vacuum and that tells me if my barrel is getting full. There is yet another Oneida sensor that sets an alarm when the system is getting full. You may want to check out Oneida as I find I lose lots of time when I plug the cyclone and have to vac it with the Festool. What do they say, "a stitch in time saves nine."

[@jtrent90]

I've got the factory option on my Robland z300, which is even beefier as the dust goes through the steel at 100mm diameter. It pivots out in the same way. The main thing I like about it is the safety - don't find the extraction to be a large amount better from the couple of times we have used it with it off, I think thats mainly because the extraction at the bottom of the saw is so good anyway

[@denty32]

Great video Andy, I’m just in the process of doing my dust extraction in my workshop and his was a great help 👍

[@ManorWood]

Great stuff - this may also help - kzbin.info/aero/PLsRUsCYetChL3fwn5iB31370spYP0Lr8s

[@grahamwhiting6567]

Good to see you have made gates with the three different joints that we discussed on here recently. I use four 14mm Sipo dominos per joint on my doors and Ireckon they'll outlast me. Maybe your trial will last longer than the Joiner!

[@ManorWood]

I tend to agree , I haven’t used the sipo’s much before as they are so expensive and I tended to make the mega domino then peg it , but for the purposes of this trial I thought it was more practical and useful to just use off-the-shelf sipo’s .. video coming very soon on gate 1

[@kuffyswoodwork]

I have the same/similar guard on my panel saw. You certainly do notice the difference with dust extraction with the guard tight down to the material. All the stuff that fly's up the back of the blade goes straight up the guard instead.

[@dsdragoon]

It’s a great looking saw guard. I made a gate frame with Sipo dominos and epoxy adhesive and it’s still looking good. Seems a dust bin full alarm is what you need.

[@dsdragoon]

Oneida Air Systems sells three different Dust Bin Fill Level Sensors www.oneida-air.com/dust-collectors/system-components/electrical/bin-level-sensors

[@ManorWood]

How long ago did you install the gate ?? Be good to keep track as I also believe in smaller gate it’s all you need

[@ManorWood]

Looks wicked the 2nd one cost almost as much an my extraction unit :(

[@dsdragoon]

​@@ManorWood​I made my gate and installed it during August 2019. The frame is made of 2x6 and 2x4 Western Cedar, it’s about 123 inches or 3124 mm wide, 69 inches or 1753 mm high. The frame members are fastened with 14mm Sipo dominos and epoxy adhesive. The frame is painted with spar varnish. The Cedar pickets are attached to the frame using stainless steel screws.

[@ManorWood]

I am possibly using WR for my main larger gate s as it’s much lighter than oak still not sure , my last gate 2 house ago we’re also WR

[@SMee67]

How good does that gate look, and not to forget the table, swisho! 👌🏾 Mate, that sliding table saw is awesome and now with those guards, epic is an understatement. 👍🏾

[@ManorWood]

👍

[@HolisticHealthEducation]

Hallo Andy. What about pellets? With all those chips, you could heat during the winter? If all else fails, why not have the horse stables come pick it up?

[@ManorWood]

I am looking into a pellet maker for now I have a saw dust burner -kzbin.info/aero/PLsRUsCYetChJa9BJl8bWSZA5ph3U0s4_7

[@austin357]

Nice upgrade, a must have for a panel saw! I’m surprised the rl125 keeps up, but looks like you really need the bigger rl with the auger and press to make briquets, you’d probably make a bit of cash just selling them in winter for people to burn!

[@ManorWood]

One day my RL125 cost me £700 !!:)

[@austin357]

@@ManorWood that was bloody cheap!

[@greenbirdworkshop166]

Do you ever wish you had the larger version of the saw? I understand with panel saws its about space and use but wondering if you ever feel that the case in a usability sense.. I'm considering a slightly smaller panel saw, would like to hear your thoughts!

[@ManorWood]

This has a 3m slider and I modified it to take at 450mm blade (which I only use on the odd task) , I would love a CNC saw but money and space is a problem, for the size I still think it’s the best option.

[@greenbirdworkshop166]

@@ManorWood Oh I thought they only went to 2600 slider on the wa6

[@stephenchubb7376]

Hi, only had time for a quick view so forgive me if you mentioned it in the video but what wood are you using for the plunge pool? I'm hoping to make a wooden hot tub before the winter and was planning on using British Larch which I can get hold of very easily but am not sure if it's durable enough so might go with either Siberian Larch or Cedar...

[@ManorWood]

this may help , I was thinking about making plan would you be interested ? - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqfcd4ONesqJY5Y

[@stephenchubb7376]

@@ManorWood Hi, I have bought the hot-tub plans from the Felder website and am probably going to follow those...

[@radoslawsosnowski3326]

Hi great video. What are the scissor lift table?

[@ManorWood]

Ruwi , I have lots of videos on the this have a look , here is a link to one -kzbin.info/aero/PLsRUsCYetChL3fwn5iB31370spYP0Lr8s

[@katabrontes]

Hi Andy I saw a video from US, I think! about a sensor system you can fit to the collection bin which will tell you when it is full. It flashed a light and rang an alarm. Could be a game changer for you. Mike

[@ManorWood]

I need it !! I now have a light when extractor is on (as I can’t hear it) so next I light for full would be ace

[@katabrontes]

Manor Wood Try this kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGPQmmRobb1_qJo Or this one ? Better kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4vXn5apqN55mpo

[@j-bdekker4871]

Great video, really nice bladeguard/dustcollection. I have the felder rl200, it is a true beast but a little overkill for me. (Same size shop as you do minus the widebelt) I do also struggle with the mountain of shavings... what do you do with them?

[@ManorWood]

Still just my saw dust burner at the moment - kzbin.info/aero/PLsRUsCYetChJa9BJl8bWSZA5ph3U0s4_7

[@brettandresmith]

Nice Job! 👌 Thinking of a good table saw is there anything you can't do on a sliding table saw that you can on a regular cabinet saw?

[@ManorWood]

Not that I know, I guess it’s just a bit bigger and you can’t get as close as the slider is in the way . But that’s a little compromise for the massive gain

[@brettandresmith]

@@ManorWood Thanks, Andy I am leaning that way it seems there are more advantages than disadvantages 👌👍great content.

[@brettandresmith]

@@ManorWood BTW I'm new to the channel enjoying going through the back catalog, I would love to go towards full time, wondered if you considered doing a shop talk on some of your successes and challenges along the way? Apologies if you covered that somewhere, already...

[@ManorWood]

Not sure how That would work on KZbin, I do have a patron which maybe a better place for that kind of thing at some point . KZbin can be a funny place

[@Baziell]

Great video. How do you think the Altendorf panel saws compare to felder and format 4? Are the Altendorfs better? Also, what do you do with shavings and dust collected from epoxy projects?

[@ManorWood]

I haven’t personally use the high-end Format or felder saws, I don’t think there’s any competition on the lower end machines WA6 seems more industrial than the hammer so even the K4

[@ManorWood]

Small amounts make it to my saw dust burner sometime , which hasn’t been a problem larger amounts goes with my waste

[@Baziell]

@@ManorWood large amounts go to your waste as in together with the rest of the saw dust? Or can you seperate it?

[@ManorWood]

Not with Saw dust , with my waste collection General waste collection so dusty separated and burn in the sawdust burner

[@Baziell]

@@ManorWood how do you do that tho? Lets say you put a table top with epoxy through the wide belt sander. Do you put a new bag in the dust collector just for that to keep it seperate? Sorry for the weird questions

[@bollox57]

Hey Andy, great video man, the guard is some job it’s a must have, thanks Andy 👍👍👍🇮🇪

[@TheBiglfb]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@rcr76]

You should get a camera you can check from your phone to see how full the dust bags are

[@ManorWood]

good idea .

[@alpnumanoglu]

Thanks for the video. What do you do with the saw dust? Is there a good use for them in your setting? I do woodworking as a "serious" hobby and generating not as much but still quite a lot of saw dust. Using it as a fire starter so far but lots are still left. Keep up with the good work. Alp

[@ManorWood]

I am thinking about a Briquetting Machine Sawdust machine but for now - kzbin.info/aero/PLsRUsCYetChJa9BJl8bWSZA5ph3U0s4_7

[@mikehalpin7542]

Hi there, I’m installing my extraction ducting at the moment, how did you tie in the threaded bar into the ceiling? I’ve the exact same Felder extractor and ducting.

[@ManorWood]

thread bar , you may get some tips here - kzbin.info/aero/PLsRUsCYetChL3fwn5iB31370spYP0Lr8s

[@mikehalpin7542]

Thanks for that. What I’m wondering is what did you screw the threaded bar into in the ceiling. Thanks Mike

[@ManorWood]

A plate designed to mount on wall or celling it all available were in bought my duct , if you HD e the same duct they most selling mount kit . Very odd if not

[@rogerbean393]

36 likes and one thumbs down already, what the hell for !

[@ManorWood]

I know :) I have now stopped looking at the thumbs down on videos like this I will check them if I say what do people think of this ,but when I share my knowledge not really sure what the thumbs down with before but hey Ho

[@keithwiddows2391]

Thumbs down will be from a domino hater 😂😂

[@sicpac66t]

Hopefully hearn and not old fish eyes 😅😅😂

[@williammuir8901]

Haha my money is on Hearn for his latest shows in his backdoor

[@ManorWood]

you guessed it :)

[@sicpac66t]

@@ManorWood nice one. That's cool your doing it. 👍