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@@jccowboy37 lol! 16 inch, just for extra reach. It’s not strong enough to cut through 16 inch of wood.😊Dan

Someone else had the same issue as you, they just twisting back and forth until it freed itself. Over time heat buildup can fuse the plastic together. Maybe try using gloves with grip to get better pressure on the device. Hope that helps. 😊Dan

@ShopTalkWithDanTheMan thanks! I will give it a try. If it doesn't work, I will contact Ridgid for a replacement.

@@claytonabraham8292 exactly! Could be a defective spool with a broken tab or assembly. Good luck! 😊Dan

Nice!! Yeah, other brands definitely have some pro design upgrades compared to Ridgid tools. But when possible I choose Ridgid for warranty (LSA). Like you said……pick the “best” tool for your needs. That’s what I say in most all my videos for what brand to buy, keep with your needs. Good luck with the gear ⚙️ ratio! Let me know how you make out. 😊Dan

I forgot to mention I LOVE how you used the “Workmate” for a base….. my grandpa gave me his before he died and it’s been kinda sitting in the corner…. I have actually used it to clamp a few things up, but I’m gonna try it for the planer and see if it’s stable enough

They are great to have. My dad has one. Mostly for outside the shop projects. Why not give it a try, it might be perfect for your planer use like me. 😊Dan

All different types, oak, birch, spruce, pine. I use pine a lot in the fall for light heat. Hard woods for cold winter months. The only downside is speed compared to a gas powered splitter, way slower! Hope that helps. 😊Dan

@@ShopTalkWithDanTheMan awesome, thank you!

@@doctorbear4505 At my local Home Depot they still stock a fair amount. I know I had to order in tools in the past because of low or no stock inventory. Maybe check your local store to see if they can order it in. Hope that helps. 😊Dan

@AstroBay, no attachments that I know of. The users manual says, no blade attachments are to be used with this trimmer! I think it’s powerful enough, but long term, it may burn out the motor prematurely. I’ve only used gas trimmers in the past for this type of application. Just my thoughts. 😊Dan

Talking Shop is always fun ☺. Hope things are well RidgidRon. 🙂Dan

@@ShopTalkWithDanTheMan all is good my friend

I have not encountered that issue on my weedeater whatsoever. Are you using speed one or speed two? Either way it shouldn’t matter. Check the base of the weedeater There could be grass buildup on the head which would turn would cause stress to your motor. If there is a bunch of grass buildup, it could be a safety thing for the weed eater not to keep running to burn the motor out. Let me know how you make out with your issue. 😊Dan

@@CarloCaballero03 good to know! Thanks for sharing. 😊Dan

@@opticalwinter thanks for watching!

Yes, great tip! I currently do that with my splitter. A friend of mine suggested the same thing. Thanks for watching!!😊Dan

@@martinjkneece66907 thanks for watching! Dan

@@carterlucyk1971 mines never given any issue, however, mines still in the “Newer stage”. Maybe after a few years of use it will be harder to manage. If this is a defective product hopefully Ridgid will address it. Did you bring it to a repair shop under the LSA warranty? I’d be interested in hearing more on Ridgids help for you. 😊Dan

I will be soon. The 2 I have are brand new and maybe 15 to 20 minutes use on them.

Thanks!! 😊 Dan

@@kenc9162 I’ve found that Ryobi is perfect price/tool for the average homeowner doing basic DIYer stuff. Long term if you push them they don’t last long. You can tell based on price/build quality Ridgid and Milwaukee are built better, but that comes with price! Every tool has its place depending on your budget or job you’re doing. If you hang a shelf once a year, Ridgid and Milwaukee are over kill. At the end of the day I always say, no matter the tool brand just get out in your shop and have fun!! As for the bar, it’s a 16” Oregon with an Oregon chain. Thanks for watching. Check out my video interview on what tool brand is best. Thanks for watching! 😊 Dan th-cam.com/video/lPZ4U7QdKkI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=5dj542UpBX_cW2yc

@@MKproSolution You’re Welcome! Thanks for watching! 😊Dan

I need to locate one first! Most tools I review I own or borrow. 😊Dan

A day. They were easy to build, very basic! At some point I’ll rebuild more that are nicer and better. The goal is to get better organized in your shop. 😊Dan

@@amandahagerman7420 they are all built the same. Design flaw that needs to be updated. 😊Dan.

Glad you enjoy it!😊Dan

Ron, I do not have the older Gen radio, but my dad does. The sound quality is better on this one and I believe my dad’s radio doesn’t have the USB charging port. 😊Dan

@@ShopTalkWithDanTheMan I was more concerned about sound quality. The sound quality on the older is mediocre at badt but it works

@@RidgidRon according to Ridgid at six times the performance in base and clarity! It’s definitely better. I guess look at it this way, worst case you can bring it back to the store if it doesn’t suit your needs in quality. Hope that helps. 😊Dan

@@ShopTalkWithDanTheMan the one I have will be good

They are super handy!!!😊 Dan

It says on the back of the case, “Do not use with POWER TOOLS”. Thats their recommendation. Maybe a high impact driver is too much torque for the build quality of these sockets, who knows. I’m guessing a standard drill would be fine but as stated by Stanley themselves, No Power tools! Hope that helps. 😊Dan

Glad it helped!! Thanks for watching. 😊Dan

@@amandahagerman7420 yeah that could have been fatal worst case! Thanks for watching. 😊Dan

​@@ShopTalkWithDanTheManI wish the design of the splitter was to make it a little bit taller to prevent someone from getting hurt

Thank you kindly! 😊Dan

@@miamicyclist01 that’s no problem to fix. Just twist the head off from the lock position to the unlock position. The head unit will come apart. There’s a spring in the center. Just remove your twine and reassemble the head. If you’re not sure how it came apart you can check the users manual or online for a diagram. Once reassembled, you can follow the video to re-spool your head. Hope that helps answer your question. 😊Dan

@@ShopTalkWithDanTheMan what do you do is the string broke off inside and it won’t let you turn it to the unlocked position?

@@gray395 i’ve never had that happen before. Try pushing the head down and twisting at the same time see if that works. Also try pushing a small nail in the holes on either side incase there’s debris. Good luck! 😊Dan

@@ShopTalkWithDanTheManThanks! We just figured out you had to do it with brute force! 😂

@@gray395 congrats 🥳. Somethings are a pain to fix. Glad it worked out! 😊Dan

@@booyang thanks for watching!

@@BobbyDillian that’s great Bobby!! 😊Dan

Thanks Pete for your comment. I have personally registered this tool for the LSA online and Ridgid approved it. There website also says this tool has an LSA in the description for this saw. Here is the online description:RIDGID introduces the 10 -inch Pro Jobsite Table Saw with Stand. This heavy duty saw is equipped with a 5000 RPM motor. It features an updated portable folding stand that provides a single-point release for simple 1-step setup and great jobsite portability. Users can easily complete jobs wit this saw's easy-to-use onboard storage for the miter gauge, etra blades, rip fence, and other accessories. Backed by the Industry's Only Lifetime Service Agreement, this saw includes a 10 -inch blade, a blade guard assembly, a portable folding stand, and an operator's manual. So as you can see it has the LSA. Thanks 😊 Dan.

I too registered my Table saw for the LSA online. Just like all my Ridgid tools. Easy peezy!! bobby.

Great idea Chris!! 😊Dan

@@jameslind6380 A person could also build a table top that’s bigger to snap on and off this stand for a working portable bench. Great ideas 💡 for this stand!! 😊Dan

@@furonable if I was cutting for more than 2 cuts (example) I would apply my ear protection. It’s always good to use no matter (good practice) in the shop. 😊 Dan

@@BobbyDillian thanks Bobby!! It’s true, Ridgid does offer that peace of mind knowing it has coverage long term. Once you register the tool of course. 😊Dan

@@fionnan2811happy me too! Can’t beat the LSA warranty they provide!! 😊Dan

It’s a sprayed coating on a solid molded metal piece! 😊Dan

@@user-qx5se7hj2x your welcome! 😊Dan

@@rearay1212 your welcome!! 🥳

@@jewdd1989 yeah that would’ve been nice. It’s made more for smaller electronics. Ryobi and dewalt make bigger ones. Hopefully Ridgid follows suit to create a bigger version. 😊Dan

Thanks!! 😊 Dan

Your welcome!😊Dan

@@a777aa64rus Thanks!! A few nails in some old renovation boards. Did just fine with a decent blade. 😊Dan

@@thadcamp4195 You’re Welcome! ☺️ Dan

@@BobbyDillian Your Welcome!! 😊 Dan.