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Good stuff. 👍

Hey mate, I wondered where do you get your drawer slides now that Timbecon don't sell them?

Thanks alot mate. I learnt alot from your video. Thankyou for making the effort to show us this! Im suprised more people haven't bothered to comment cos im sure plenty have watched it. Cheers buddy!

Hi from Australia I am about to buy this exact setup so thanks for the info. I have subscribed to your channel and will watch a few older videos. Regards James One Handed Maker

Hi, thanks for the video. I have purchased a 2nd hand SB12. No guard or riving knife. Noticed you have a splitter on your table. I don't want the guard so was wondering if I can insert something to the existing set-up to act as a splitter. Had a couple of kick-backs already and not fun.

Curious how you cut the groove in the top of the rack??

I have the exact same saw - for the most part I run a 10" blade this is the same model as the old SB10 which was discontinued, my zeros are all made from MDF and the wing inserts are also MDF... I am now looking at swapping out the wings and remaking them from 5mm Aluminum plate so on the right hand side i can add in a router as well... The fence I am building for it is made from 80/20 profile with linear bearings including a lock down on the rear to stop deflection and to add accuracy.

As I said to down under, they had a really bad day when they made my SB-12. My castings for the saw deck and wings are wavy and not possible to adjust up enough to make the wings level to the top anyway. I am going to have to tae to it with files and emery paper and spend hours on it to get it all in line. I wasn't expecting a Rolls Royce level saw but for $1200 I expected a shit ton more quality than I have received. Hare and Forbes dont give a shit either.

where can I get the machine?

14 db is huge its a log scale so 14 is more than 10x quieter i believe

Great &informative vid, I just got the carbitec 1hp single stage, I realy only need it for the thicknesses and belt/disk sander for the moment. I have the portable shop vac and dust separator for al the other bits n bobs. Really trying to avoid piping up the whole workshop. I'm currently making an adapter dust bin and scrapping the bag. I'm using a 35 ltr ridged plastic bucket and extending the capacity with 3 mm perspex, designing it for simple emptying and load visibility. Do you recommend adapting it to a second stage? I'm also ditching the 5 micron soft bag and using the 1 micron hard filter.

Hi Mark, I have been on build of this project and could not locate the adapter you showed at 1.14. I have the problem of one stationary feed pipe and the reel’s 360 degree pipe that is part of the assembly. I’m searching for this part but could not find one. Can you please help naming this connector?

I really appreciate the video. I think I'll add something like thais to my cart: th-cam.com/video/jmtHXNQUlv0/w-d-xo.html. I think the vac over the separator is an advantage as weight distribution goes as well. thank you!

Where did you buy the swivel for the hose?

Sir, I love and admire your craftsmanship. Awesome job!

That came out schmick!

Love that sled. How is it supported though where the overhang is to the left? I would have thought it would be sagging? Excellent idea and super useful!

Top video mate I want to do the same in my shed…..blow the fine dust out through the wall or roof with a separator and 2hp extractor. I’m having problems finding a cyclone like the one you used they all seem to have maximum 50mm outlets on eBay. Is your one bigger than that and if it is I was wondering if you could give me a link to it👍👌😉

Thanks for your advice,,,great video,,,I bought one of these yesterday and started putting it together,It all looks sturdy and pretty well made but I have a few issues straight up, It look like it's going to fill up with dust, unless I do a lot of mods as you described,,,One major part ( the bottom plate with dust collection flange) is nowhere to be seen on the instructions, and the motor bracket just sits on the 2 shafts by it's weight alone and 2 tiny grub screws , is that right??? You have to be pretty intuitive as to what bolts, screws and washers go where , But I guess if your buying this saw your probable pretty handy.

nicely done. where did you get the swivel fitting?

Love the simplicity of the Hold tite hose and sweeping bends a Top straightforward project well executed

Did this on mine! Thanks for the tip!

love it.

Hey Mate looks awesome where did you get the rubber from to friction fit the fittings?

Great to see a new Aussie Woodworking channel. Well done. Loved this video. Could you tell me if the "Swivel hose fitting" has a specific name or if possible where did you get it. Thanks

How much to make me one

Riffing knife on inserts what fantastic idea.

Audio sucks Dude.

Audio sucks Dude.

Thanks for the tip on the fence alignment- mine is out by 1mm from front to back when I try to align with the table slot. Electrical tape- who would have thought?!

Great job, mate. Found this vid via Pinterest...Your interpretation is right up my alley...will start ASAP! BTW, WHO is the beaut tunes? Cheers

Well Done mate...lol AS a guitarist myself well done :) Where have you been man ,

Hi mate. In this video do I notice that you have cut down the width of the rear fence guide? If so why - was it a space saving measure?

Have you checked out the subtitles on this - bloody hilarious!

Thanks mate, Have been looking at buying one at add my Incra super system to. Appreciate the tips

Good job mate, thanks for taking the time to share 👍 Tinonee NSW

Love it mate, great twist on the good old garden hose reel 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 G'day from Sydney btw...happy Sunday

Hi. That looks like the Hafco unit. I purchased one recently and will do something similar. Thanks for the vid.

I'm just revising on how to do this mate as Im building some cabinets with draws, so thanks for sharing. Cheers Karl

Do you get much dust coming out of the flue? Particularly if you’re cutting mdf?

Finally someone that speaks Aussie. Thanks mate. Great setup. The hose routing has minimal corners. I'm building a "Side by side" version and don't know if I should go with PVC pipe or vacuum hose. (I'd prefer to buy vac hose and cut to size. Do they make hose end kits ???) Most vids are from USA (Home Depot etc...) Where can I buy hose length and end connectors ??? Bunnings are useless and I don't want to spend a fortune at Godfreys... Cheers. Happy Beers.

How's the saw two years on?

do you sale them vacc hose reels

Just brought one of these saws. Thanks for the tips! Do you find yourself using the micro adjusting part on the fence? Seems mine has come incorrect and wont engage into the rack. But i doubt i would use it anyway. Thanks mate!

Audio sucks but good video

That is a very smart solution my friend. You inspire me to make this for my shop! Thanks for sharing this great idea!

Great video mate, thanks it'll help me with my built ins. Whens the next video coming out?

I've got the same saw. How do you find the fence? I find the fence is the worst part of the saw, so bad, that I'll be looking at an aftermarket replacement. One thing, I'll be double checking my motor alignment!

I gave you thumb is up, and I am looking to see more of your videos. It is nice work , but it is bad Idea. Speaking of the hydraulic losses, that coiled hose is a nightmare, and your system is not big enough to handle that. Maybe that system is being used in factories, but it was implemented in the wrong place. A small shop-vac would be more practical ,convenient and cost effective.