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Can you do this with a bigger hole like a large little over a foot?

Good video great and simple way to fix outdoor Xmas lights

Those screws get hot lol burned myself at Home Depot at their tool display demo for drivers.

16" radial arm saw with a mark on the back stop, panels also left in box.. You're welcome..

Hi, can you please comment on where you got those wire connectors that you use to connect the ridgid batteries? I can't find them on Amazon. Thanks.

The old ones from the 90s and before had thinner wires. Which i prefer.

thats awesome

I thought you were saying onion on purpose and made me laugh. Great vid!

Too fast for us old eyes!

Lets do an onion ! Let's do the banana! ;)

Outstanding

What if the sheets aren't even inside the box ?

So, are you sure you know how many amps the tool is pulling from the cells? Are you sure the cells are protected? Heat, over-discharge etc. Otherwise they can go bad and cause fire. Maybe today, maybe tomorrow.

Where do you buy it?

Wait, wait, wait, wait...where does it snow in August?!!!😮😅

Cool 👍

Great tip

LOL. You must be an engineer with all that measuring. Pros free hand and eyeball that shit. But you have the general concept.

Anyone that does this, without thinking about why you shouldn't, you'll find out. 😉

So happy I found this video! I just started using Blender a couple of days ago and got my first 3D printer. It's a lot to learn on my own. This video solved my issue of how to reduce mesh details so that I don't have so many moving parts to deal with.

You sound perfectly like the man who does " Tech made easy" the Ego Guy!! Lol

is there a video somewhere that would explain setting up from start to finish? My Tevo Tarantula is 7 years old and I bought from a friend who had upgraded it. There was no manual for detailing operation.

Try the California drywall patch instead, is not the best but is fast

Measure twice, cut once

What in the free hand straight line drawing shiii did I just watch!? Nice old timer… nice👏👏 👏

And waste a lot of material

It will never replace removing the product from the box before measuring.

Holy shit!

You video just simply does not look right. I have a 12 Inch Dewalt electric chainsaw and it takes roughly around the same time as the Ridge you are showing. Thanks for sharing that but, not quite buying it :}

Bs there is like 4 to 8 inchs of open space in the box😊

U are the laziest carpenter i ever seen. I thought i have seen it all

Bahahaha great way to waste materials

SCANECT is now a dead product (per the website)

No. So stupid

Wonder if that works with vinyl soffit?

That's cool but I would take them out of the box. a lone staple with screw your blade up, and i'd want to just be sure i'm measuring exactly from the end of the piece and they're lined, but it seemd to work out ok

Yeah I don’t know about that… but sure buddy

not a huge size difference it don't look like either lol makes whatever the price difference is worth it

i cant find the windows download

I caution everyone who watches this and tries to do it themselves. He made so many mistakes and got so lucky here. Don’t do soffit like this guy. Take pride in your work

I hope I never forget this tip.It is genius.God bless you sir in the mighty name of Jesus Christ.

That's asmart idea. I'll remember this. Although I don't plan on doing any soffit anytime soon

If you do that with a carbide tipped blade, you might get carbide projectiles and a?$%$#@.

Construction really is just normal physical science and measurements. And thinking ahead. Anyone can really learn. Come join our crews. We'd love to teach you..

I was doing this in 1985 with a Craftsman radial arm saw, and the 12" blade would go thru the whole box.

Bro, stack them up on the chop saw and use a stop.

And if the pieces shifted in the box, you have a lot of wasted pieces, that are now too short.

But how do you know if all of the soffits are at the end of the box and in the right orientation? Never trust someone else’s packaging. I’ve learned that the hard way.

Please stop using staples ,soffit is just like siding it will expand and contract.

That's experience