The Best Table Saw Accessories Money Can Buy! Pt. 2

[@sportstertaco]

I got this tip a while back about cleaning table saw blades. The lid for the Home Depot buckets works great to clean blades. It's the perfect size and the indention in the middle of the lid makes it easy to pull the blade from the lid. Works great for me.

[@TheReformationWoodshop]

👀👀👀 dang that’s a pretty smart idea.

[@sportstertaco]

@@TheReformationWoodshop I think it was from Stubby Nubs. I would have never thought of it. I just need to clean my blades more often.

[@HabitualMaker-1313]

I did not try it on my throat plate I used it on an old crosscut sled but it was thick enough to make my cuts not square. It is useful but it need to be known that you probably have any to make sure the longer pieces will need some tape under the other end

[@bretthollenbeck812]

In reference to your comment about those of use who use job site table saws. I would have thought you would know this, but TONS of hobbyist woodworkers use job site table saws in our houses and garages, mainly due to space considerations and cost. And, yes, we also do give a damn about dust control.

[@kimhavey7850]

Great tips! Your baby is precious!! ❤❤

[@TheReformationWoodshop]

Thank you!! 😊

[@wayneeastman6218]

Where do u buy carbon method

[@bobtaiy2910]

Your son is honey ❤ and you're video is amazing

[@TheReformationWoodshop]

Thank you!

[@vernsteinbrecker3759]

Good luck, you’ll get there before you know it

[@TheReformationWoodshop]

Appreciate it!

[@msk3905]

Dang it why didn’tI think of going to HF for that out feed roller, I bought the exact same one with a different label for like $40…could have save some money 😢

[@TheReformationWoodshop]

Always go there first 🙌🏼

[@ScottyDrake]

Question about the Zero Clearance Tape. Doesn't the tape have a certain amount of thickness? And if it has a certain amount of thickness, won't your boards bump into it as you're ripping them? In other words, when you use it, your table top is no longer flat. Comment, please.

[@TheReformationWoodshop]

You are correct, it is a little thicker but I had no problem with it catching my material.

[@brucewelty7684]

The best table saw accessory is the garbage bin and replace it with a Radial Arm Saw. That will do EVERYTHING a TS can do and MORE, more safely

[@billh2029]

Try ripping a board on a radial arm saw...very scary.

[@Crashawsome]

Jack of all trades, master of none

[@mikesteffes9999]

My first power tool was a RAS. I spent more time trying to get it orthogonal in all planes, but it never held it beyond the first cut. Was spending more time adjusting it than doing productive work. I gave it away to Habitat and got a PM66 instead. Bulletproof in two planes but the fence proved to be crap. Solved the third-plane problem with a Harvey Big Eye rip fence. No more “measure it with a micrometer but cut it with an axe” results.

[@brucewelty7684]

@@mikesteffes9999 pity your first one was junk. Hundreds of us will disprove your bias.

[@mikesteffes9999]

@@brucewelty7684 never said it was junk. I said it required too much effort - and too much waste - to keep it accurate. I DID remodel an entire home - our first - with it…

[@skippylippy547]

Wooo Hooo ! Doers not Viewers!

[@TheReformationWoodshop]

Somebody gets it!!