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It’s a board wax that I make for all of my cutting boards and serving trays. It’s made of mineral oil and beeswax

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I just rewatched it and I can see how it looks l shot it right at my finger but my finger was curled out of the way. I shouldn’t have shot that nail like that

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That’s correct but the goal is to never. It off the end of the track. This trick is to cut the guard perfectly so you can use the guard for alignment

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At the top it’s about 18” x 18”. It’s just under 17” tall. The bottom is about 13”x 13”. Thanks for watching!!

Making taller ones will be the same exact process but you would add another level of fence picket. Instead of three you would do 4 or 5. The plans will help with that as well since you may need to adjust the planter angle

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Thanks for watching and for your comment Don! I had thought about venting the exhaust out the back but decided against it only because I added an exhaust “muffler” which sticks out about 8-9” from the shop vac and I didn’t want it sticking out behind the cabinet because the cart wouldn’t sit close to the wall behind it. If I turn the shop vac on a diagonal the muffler sits inside the cabinet with no issues of overheating since so much air moves through the vacuum it really doesn’t get anything more than barely warm and that’s even when using for 10-15 minutes straight while sanding. You can definitely vent it out the back if you’re more comfortable with that

Hi. It’s pretty small. Even though it’s in a three car garage, two of the stalls have cars in them, the last stall has riding lawnmower, snowblower etc leaving me with about 10’x12’ dedicated shop and then I move a bunch of tools (tablesaw, workbench, etc) into the middle car stall when building.

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I thought the same until I used one. I used a straight edge and a circular saw for 10 years. Once you use a plunge cut track saw you’ll never EVER go back.

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Thank you so much! I was so frustrated watching videos that didn’t actually tell me how to make them, figured I’d try to make a better video explaining the process. Thanks for watching!!

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We all for the crappy Pinterest version at least once 🤣. Sometimes 80 cuts makes all the difference though. 👍🏻

You’ll love the project and most likely your neighbors will ask for you to make some as well. Good luck!!

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Thanks for watching! These planters are are only like 15 lbs with soil. They are not large at all. The planter insert is only roughly 15” x 15”.

I think the Festool track saws actually cut all on their own, like little robots. lol. They are great tools, I unfortunately own zero

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@@dellsdiy Do you have any more videos planned? I may bounce you an email soon.

@alan_tucker I have videos planned but I’ll definitely take suggestions/requests. I’d love to hear some ideas

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Thank you, hope it helps

It has become my favorite tool in the shop. Good luck with yours and hopefully you like using it!!

Thank you so much for your positive feedback! I’m so happy you like the plans . I spend a ton of time making my plans as detailed as possible for all skill levels 😄. Have fun building!! I have a ton more coming so stick around

Thank you for watching from Oregon! It’s so beautiful there

Hopefully AI can help with this soon

I wouldn’t say it’s a habit. When filming I have to make sure to show what I’m doing and sometimes that means being in an awkward position to get the shot in front of the camera. I wouldn’t recommend ever shooting a nail gun towards your body.

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So happy you liked the video and planters!! Have fun building them and reach out if you have questions!

Agree. This video is for people who only have one track and is not meant to be used to cut to the ends of the rails, just to clean up the splinter guard for accurate alignment

The front and back of the track

Be prepared to be the coolest guy in the neighborhood, the talk of the town, with these planters outside 😆. Thanks for trusting me with your subscription!

Stainless steel is the best choice for any outdoor application but dipped galvanized are more economical but won’t last forever. Both would be fine for planters

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It really depends on the market, how many other people are selling planters, etc. typically $50-75 is a sweet spot that I’ve found but have gone higher depending on demand. Have fun building.

I agree but really you should never be running the saw off the end of the track or else a second track should be used

I’ll definitely share the basic dimensions when I get back home today. I’ll also be planning to draw up some quick build plans and make them available for free through my website (that may take me a bit of time to complete though).

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I don’t have a cfm meter unfortunately so I can’t do that test but from my experience with the unit so far I can’t imagine im losing much. Most of the units that you’re seeing turned on their side are the harbor freight motors which are not very efficient and fairly weak in comparison. I honestly wish I could do the cfm test just to see for sure and if needed an easy fix is to add two 6 inch 45’s (90 would be too sharp of a turn) into a 6” pipe to the cyclone. I really don’t think it would make much of a difference but I could be wrong.

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I bought everything on some sort of sale, mostly holiday sales. If I had to estimate it was 40-50% off from msrp.

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Square to the blade meaning it’s not 90 degree cut? Like the cut is beveled?

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