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It's 36.75" overall height. It works pretty good and I'm 5'10" tall.

I’m fine with it. You can adjust them but since I mainly just use it for breaking down material it works. I seem to be moving to sleds and shooting boards anyhow.

A couple new batteries took care of that problem.

And they work like they should.. Might be time for some new duct tape though.

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I was surprised on how much it came out with just the lacquer. Thanks

You never know where the next trend will come from.

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I had a cleaner, his name was Andy but he moved away.

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We need to get together and talk shop.. Always good to meet other woodworkers in the area.

@ yes sir it would be fun.

That was a walnut log and it's in the barn air drying now. I think it's going to make some awesome tables because there was lots curl in it. I did a video of it and it's on my channel and called Good Walnut Bad Walnut th-cam.com/video/vNXj2GKmosk/w-d-xo.html

I'm not sure what you're trying to tell me but I think you don't like carrots?

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Thanks Annie!!

The short answer is about a month but... If it's white oak I would let the moisture drop down further in my barn before putting it in the kiln. White Oak really likes to hold onto its moisture and I wouldn't want to case harden the wood so I would wait until the White Oak drops down to the equilibrium moisture content for my area which is 13% before finishing it off in the kiln and would still dry it quite slowly with the vents open and just shut the vents to get the temperature as high as possible at the end of the process. In that scenario it would only take a couple of weeks. Hope that helps..

@@hillbillychic3933 Thank! That really helps! I know the rule for white oak to lose less 1% of moisture per day to avoid cracks and internal tension. If you have a little of time please answer: what was the highest temperature in your kiln? I have doubt that policarbonate will survive in sunny summer day with shut vents.

@@ДмитрийСимакович-ы8л The highest temperature I have seen in my kiln is about 60C (140F) but I think that could be improved by taking care of some gaps in the doors. You are correct, the polycarbonate does not like the heat that much and tends to expand and warp a bit which would be another loss of heat. Glass would be better but much more expensive but there also may be another alternative out there.

Between the face frames and the bottom thickness I certainly did lose a 1/2" but 4 or 5 inch depth would have been better. I have thought about burying a loop of Pex out in the yard because do have the extra spot in the manifold that I could lock off in winter. If I ever get the chance I will give it a try but unfortunately it wouldn't do anything about the humidity. Another project to the list.

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Tidier than normal but don't look behind the camera.

If only I could utilize Bert and Ernie to do a little sanding.. Now that would be something.

Glad you enjoyed it! Who doesn't like a little chocolate cake for breakfast!

yes I have and made a video about it too.. th-cam.com/video/IId584cURWM/w-d-xo.html

Thanks for watching! Mine finally came in the mail and is installed. It's certainly an improvement over the factory dust collection.

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an unexpected and unwanted title.. Thanks though.

We'll see how it goes.. I mostly use it to break down lumber so I don't think I'll miss it.

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34" but maybe should have been 36 because it's pretty tight when I go beyond 45 degrees.

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Agreed!

Rugby here in Soddy-Daisy.

Thanks.. I 'm glad it's over and I'm already on to the next project.

@@hillbillychic3933 no surprise about being onto the next project. When you have a cool mitre stand like that, I would be itching to get to use it.

So far so good with it and the aftermarket dust collector showed up today.

We had 5" of rain in the last 24 hours. We needed it but over a 5 week period would have been better.

It did.. you weren't wrong..

@@hillbillychic3933 I ended up playing the video through three times. I had to step away and forgot to pause it on the second go round. I didn't realize FORMICA had gone up in price that much. The edge cut...or whatever that would be called....detail? is nice. I like that I used to use red oak for counter top edges years ago.

I just bought a 4x8 sheet of Formica from Home Depot for $56, online. Although, I bet pricing is location based

@@MikeP-14 What are you making with the 4 x 8? I went to the Annapolis Boat Show a long long time ago. You basically are invited to walk around some swanky big boats. I was lucky, and had a very attractive girlfriend in tow so we were invited onto all the big boats. I noticed in the bathrooms.... ( I'm not even close when it comes to owning a massive boat...so it is a bathroom and not a "head". Ahead is a direction I would like life to go ). The ceilings had mirrors making the tiny space look larger. This gave me the idea to use high gloss, special order, FORMICA white to cover the ceilings of my bathrooms. Never paint again, and just wipe the ceiling off once in a blue moon. 5 x 10 were the sheets I would order. Long story for what could of been said in one sentence. "Every put FORMICA on a bathroom ceiling?"

@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals I am building a workbench for my garage with all of the storage underneath. Honestly, I haven’t thought about Formica in a bathroom or ceiling, but that could be really handy if you’re remodeling a trailer or something and going to use it for rent. I’m not sure if I’d like the smooth surface on a ceiling. Having said all that, I have been thinking about all of the ways that FORMICA could be used, but I think I’m the only one that thinks it might good viable in certain scenarios.

Exactly!

Find a local sawyer and make a deal although 30 is probably enough to get a commercial company interested.

So your saying $15 a board foot for Walnut that has a lot a figure in it is high hopes? Most of that sold a long time ago but I did keep the best ones for myself so we might never know.

Looking back at the video the tenons were somewhat loose fitting but I did not take that into account. I think I probably got lucky and since I made this during the summer the fit would only get looser as the humidity drops. I also don't think I oversized the hole on the tenons to allow for expansion. Live and learn.. The table is holding up well but I do wish I had painted the upright red oak pieces black. I'm not really liking the pinkish hue that the red oak has.

They are from the manufacturer of the sawmill and I've been happy with them. cookssaw.com/cant-hook/

@@hillbillychic3933 ty, they look substantial :)

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