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Thanks for this. I'm finally in the market for a new saw and was between this one and the PCS for my small shop.

Thank you for this video! I want to do this in my bathroom, but I want to stencil paint the floor. Do you know if this mapei self-leveler can be painted? I wonder if the painting would happen before the sealant. I can’t find any answers online.

I purchased a piece of crap WEN 4214 drill press and was able to square the table left to right but it was badly out of square front to back. I assumed that the vise I mounted on the table must have thrown it out of square so I removed it and tried again. I discovered that it was the table itself that was out of square so I decided I could shim the vise and level things up. Wrong - the table is DEFORMED and has one low corner. Which is basically impossible to shim and fix. I went back and forth with WEN forth three weeks and they finally suggested I PURCHASE a new table from them that might possibly be square front to back. ...isn't the entire purpose of a drill press to drill holes that are square with your work? This POS fails miserably!

No disrespect but shiplap doesn’t have gaps between the boards. They need to be rabbited joints that overlap one another

Great experience. learned a lot and easy and enjoyable to watch. Thank you!

Hey brother, love the post. I was trying to see what your total cost for materials was? Couldn't find them in the comments but probably under $200?

You're knees look like they're higher then the arm rests . Either You're a giant ( hard to tell in video ) or the chair should have different measurements

The Jet is actually the exact same machine for double the money. It’s rebranded with different colors and a couple of different aesthetics. That means that the only budget aspect of the Wen is the price. In other words Wen is giving you more bang for the buck.

Thanks for posting this. Nicely done.

did you have to put one of the T brackets on the backside of the top beams as well as the front side?

What kind of wood did you use?

Great video....!

Thanks for the vid. Just ordered

Excellent information

Did you notice any sway or wobble with the posts being that high. I built a single swing and it does.

My question is what concrete did you use over top of the subfloor BEFORE your Mapei Self Levelling concrete final layer? Were you able to concrete over the patches of old adhesive and bits of tile you mentioned that you started with? Asking as I have a similar floor to deal with (removing very old thick tile and left with a rough bumpy surface over older concrete. Do I need to get that completely smooth before I apply another layer of concrete? Or do I need to paint on a primer on top of the rough bumpy bits to allow concrete to concrete adhesion?

I just got mine delivered!

I want to do this at two rooms at my house , my question is can I do this on top of wood floors (plywood).?

7:21 Wen lists the weight at 85 lbs.

I bought my fully loaded (premium fence, cast iron wings, wheel kit) in 2015 and have no regrets. I've been wood working for almost 60 years and I would rate this saw tops. Yes, it is somewhat costly but the performance together with the safety feature make it worth the investment.

Are the water lines for the faucet exposed underneath or were you able to hide them underneath? Could you share a picture of the plumbing underneath?

It took bro 11 minutes into the video to put 4 pcs of 2x4 into a corner..the slow talking just killed me.

Why did u buy it from amazon?

I like to see videos of you using your SS.

Nice review. This helped me. Thank you!!

One thing puzzles me. I'm watching another video from the US and I see that every time you anchor the wood directly into the ground with concrete. In our country in Poland this is impossible, no one does it that way. We always use anchors. After a few months of rain or snow, won't this wood rot?

Thank you for showing all the steps in the video. Thanks to you I am in the process of doing this. I have a question about the sealing- you said 2 coats? Was that too slippery? Also, did you wet the roller first? I am planning to do this step tomorrow. Thanks in advance!!

I hope you can do a five year follow up

Thank you for such a thorough run through! I’ve been trying to find a video of someone doing this process in detail, without skipping important steps for days now. Just the reassurance I needed before I tackle all similar project for one of my bedrooms this week. Thanks for sharing!

I currently need one but need it to go down to around 300rpms do you knwo how slow it goes?

I appreciate you sharing the steps to build the floating vanity. Great job!

Thanks for this video. I'm building essentially the exact same thing, just without the overhang. Did you do any calculations on the load these beams can take? Some elementary calculations puts the load roughly in 1000s of lbs... I'm assuming it will hold 2 kids with no problem :D This question is related to the top beam.

Thank you for this tutorial.

Do you have updated pic with what attachment you did for the extra overhang on the one side? I built something similar and am trying to figure out best option for something skinny and won’t bang up against the post. Have 27 inches of overhang

Lowes 20 times forgot this forgot that 😂

Great review! I did not know that the brake could be triggered with moist wood. That’s disappointing as many of my projects involve recently purchased pressure treated wood. Also, the dust collection on the contractor series is new to me also. I may look at the cabinet saw but don’t have 240v service in the garage for a 3hp motor. I’m glad I ran across your review. All the best!

I am glad I found this review. I really could not decide on a couple of the accessories and this really helped me decide.

The pergola brackets are unavailable on Amazon. Do you have a different recommendation?

I see the links. but about how much total did this project cost you?

Wished you showed women watching how to assemble the plumbing. Now I can't do the vanity. Got to go elsewhere.

A pretty good video. Thumbs up. How flat is the table? How close to 90 is the table to the unit?

This is rad as hell. Thank you!! I'll be making one (or two) this spring in Atlanta.

Also, how did you determine the space needed between the swings and posts? Looking to adapt this plan for 3 swings and a rope hanging off the end like you did