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What type of nail can I use for this nailgun?

It was included with the saw as a promotion when I ordered mine, but I can't cut the slot with the blade supplied as it fouls underneath, which means the plastic piece bends upwards when the plate is inserted...and yes, the blade is at its lowest point.

Thanks Ben, brilliant tutorial, clear and concise for a total newbie like me. subscribed and liked.

No examples using it. Fail

Nice job m8 saw looks good. I have the 10 inch sliding one and must say uts been good 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

There's an activator that you can add spray onto the wood for the CA glue that will guarantee it adheres to more fibers. Also, generally, less is more with CA glue. Meaning you want the thinnest layer possible with it because its bond is unmatched, but it's structurally weak, especially in shear situations. The spray on activator also improves the structural strenth of the cured CA glue and makes for a very very fast cure time.

Great review of the mitre saw, just subscribed to you as well, funny though I'm trying to edit one of my videos but always end up watching other videos lol

Hi Ben, Good review on this Lumberjack mitre saw, look a decent saw for the workshop and not to bad for the price, shame about the vac system don't fit properly, good old gaffer tape to the rescue. Great video Take care

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Nice job can I pick your brain's how are you finding it also have you had to change the blades yet. I have just received a new one of these back as my last one failed story for another day but blade change and setting is causing me problems?? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

What time of hinge did you use?

Not scientific is correct. Scientists know that variability is common in any test, therefore, each glue should have been tested multiple times and an average taken. Also, the adding of weight needs to be more standardized, since the weights were different and could be applied in varying order, and you had trouble keeping them aligned, which applies force unequally on the joint. That being said, wood failure before glue failure would indicate that a harder wood should be used so that actual glue failures could be compared.

Good video. I agree on almost all the points except the board widths. I run a bespoke furniture company in Norfolk, and all our hardwood tables have different width boards to maximise board usage and keep glue joints down as much as possible to make the table look more like one piece.

Ive had bonds with gorilla glue fail over time as their glue seems to decay into dust. Never had that problem with titebond. Gorilla does make a great duct tape though.

It’s a pain in the arse to install because the blade doesn’t withdraw far enough before raising it to make a slot in the plate, mine kept tripping because it kept sticking

Does anyone know if the batteries fit ozito tools too or einhell??

Did you clamp the joints in the test? Unless it is a low stress joint I never use glue alone I will always uses a mechanical fastener, dowel, or use a joint that increases the surface area like a mortice and tenon etc

NONSTOPNONSENSE

I cut down my riving knife so it's in line with the top of the blade. No more removing required.

The bigger question was if there was enough wood and glue to make a hanging tray to hold all the weight...

Thank you

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I made EVERY mistake in gluing fake headstones ( 3ft. tall by 1 1/2 ft wide ) for my granddaughters Halloween display. I picked two by fours from my outdoor scrap pile. Some wet, some dry, no attention paid to grain direction. They are outside in the rain and snow for about a month a year. They are stored inside the balance of the year. After 10 years they are still crack free. I used Titebond 3.

Thanks Ben. 1 of those is on 'Wanted not Needed' project list. Take care & stay safe.

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Altijd luchtgaten tegenover de ingang aan de achterkant en dan hoog in het huis geboord te worden zodat die luchtcirculatie op gang gebracht kan worden. Een electrabuisje buigen in 90 graden en in het geboorde gat klemmen. Aan de buitenkant naar onder laten wijzen. Geen directe tocht😀 Fantastisch huisje voor egels.😎🇳🇱

This was interesting, but you can't draw any confident conclusions if you dont do multiple trials.

Please don't use exterior grade wood glue, it contains biocide and shouldn't be used around animals. Best to use screws/nails.

It's not as good as it used to be.

I was using this in the 80s 👌

Best glue I've ever used. As soon. As he mixed it I knew what it was.

You’ll be a hit at the parties

Cant beat a line of white on a saturday night 👍🏼

Ah yes...... cascashite! 🤣 🤣 🤣 Very strong but very annoying on hot day glue up. And so much time mixing up

Great stuff

It's great but only buy as much as you need because it has a short shelf life. Also, add the water drop by drop because too much water and it doesn't work.

That’s a really nice project. It’s inspiring to see a really nice solid piece of furniture come out of a humble workshop. You clearly have a ton of skills, and maybe your Dad helped you get here with that ? You deserve to do well at this you tube stuff. Great humour, humble, honest, genuine. All good

So actually still plastic where it matters. Think I’ll give it a miss and carry on using my homemade plywood version.

Can't you buy DAR timber or is never good? I'd like to make a table but I'm not equipment like planer or thicknessor for one job. Thanks

I'm a wood worker and have used Titebond for 43 years. Can't beat it. For model and prototype building, E-6000 is great. It's strong, flexible, and can be pulled apart, if needed. I use it on RC models. End gluing isn't strong, no matter what glue you use. Michael

very easy to understnad and informative video, thank you Ben

Nice job Ben. Now, go on, tell us how much the wood cost.

I feel like you need cyclone dust separator. And it was nice that you didn't just throw away sawdust

great stuff looks nice!

Good work fella 🎉

Did you happen to find out if the sound your impact driver was making, was normal for the lumberjack brand? Or was it maybe a damaged drill?

Nice video Ben! I’m in a small workshop myself 12ft x 12ft it’s nice to see someone functioning in a small space and making lovely furniture! 👍🏽

Well done. I think the glue up would be better off with more pressure, and cauls to keep it flat.

The table looks great! I'm not sure because it wasn't clear from the video, but did you apply the finish to the bottom as well? If not it may cause problems in the future because the top and the bottom will absorb and release moisture at different rates (it's more of an outdoor problem but it's still good practice in general)