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The calculator didnt seem to have a note about which side of the blade has the test piece and how to account for the adjustment. I ended up doubling my error after adjustment before I saw the comments in the first video. That part really needs to be clear in the calcuator.

I have seen many videos for this kind product, but nobody mentioned that it is ONLY good for Vac less than 3HP. Otherwise, it is overloaded and will burn. For 2 HP Vac, it needs 13A current and 3HP 18A current. This procuct is designed for 15A only.

Will the piece adhere to the base if the glue drips or not?

You talk about a calculator but I don't find any such.

Thanks for your video and calculator. I was able to get within a couple of thousands.

Your remote is almost $70… isn’t an Alexa - compatible smart switch much cheaper and easier to use?

You’re a smart guy 👍Thanks for the theory behind it all in less than 10 minutes!

I bought the five pack remote units with two remotes made for lights for $30, they are also 15 amps, and have each for different tools.

I came here because the calculator I'm using to square my fence keeps telling me to move the fence inward toward front of the sled, it keeps getting more OUT of square, and placing a square against the blade and the fence tells me it CLEARLY needs to go BACK, not forward! I think that's what you are addressing in Q4. I think it DOES make a huge difference. Going to go try it again, armed with this new knowledge,

I'm using these to attach the seat to bar chairs I made. Concise, informative video, thanks!

This design also works very well for relief wood carving when using mallet tools! Just flip it over so the cleat snugs itself against your workbench and pound away with your mallet;

Another normal old comment deleted. Disliked, channel blocked. And here I had just subbed- for maybe a minute. Seemed like a good video too...

For my three crosscut sleds I’ve always taken my numbers written out on paper and solve with a calculator. It is a great way to get the sled accurate but one of my sleds “moved” over time, didn’t make it heavy enough. The plastic runners are a good upgrade that you can also get by cutting up an old large plastic kitchen cutting board. My wife thought I was thinking of her when I kept buying new cutting boards.

Novice here. Bought a cheap used GMC 206mm blade table saw (yeah I know). I have spent a lot of time/money trying to get good parallel and 90 degree cuts .... for very basic projects. Will use this app tomorrow to finish a cheap sled. Thanks for this.

My sled was in desperate need of a tuneup. This worked perfectly. Thanks so much for posting the video a sharing the calculator. 👍👍

My cross cut sled definitely needs a tuneup. Can’t wait to try your method. Thanks for posting. 👍👍

There are numerous Moxom vice builds on TH-cam. Not sure why individuals like the threaded rod projecting out the front. Why not include dog holes or dovetail grooves on the table for hold own clamps?

I hate your calculator. You’re making me crazy. 10 times already. Better off just flipping the piece of wood and seeing if it fits properly.

You talk way too fast and your sentences tend to be one large word. It's an affliction of younger generations.

Good idea BUT!! Why not... Use three layers 1/4 inch masonite pegboard, cut to size, glue together using pre-bought pegs to align? Surely that strong enough for materials you are clamping. It also eliminates the laying out and marking and drilling of holes by hand. But if not enarge holes using drill with drill guide to go to 3/8" or even half inch dowels if desired.

Very helpful. To help anyone else with my setup-blade to the right of sled. What does the complementary angle discussion mean in simple English? Does this method still work? What adjustments are needed?

Amazing stuff, and I'm very grateful for this calculator you developed. Simple, intuitive, straight to the point, and incredibly helpful for those of us without the time or attention span to watch long detailed videos on this. Your channel has no right to have less than, at the very least, 500k subscribers, and I'm doing my part to fix that! Thanks!

This is really going to come in handy when I have multiple simultaneous glue ups. Brilliant advice, thanks!

The calculator is in inches. If I plug in metric numbers, it should work too, right? If all inputs are mm, the formula should still work?

Very helpful. Thanks for posting.

Wow what a brilliant idea, cheap and easy to make and it turns some of the scrap into something useful many thanks 🤨👌👍👏👏👏

That's excellent! I made one, but it's not as easy as yours! I definitely will make that one! Thanks. 😮

Thank you for the Moxon vice video. I’m definitely going to build one. However, I have a question about your Delta jointer. I need a jointer and there is one for sale near me that looks exactly like yours. It has a good price on it. But it has no cutter head guard and I can’t find replacement parts. In your video it looks like yours was missing too and you or someone else made a replacement . If it was you can you share how you did this? Thanks, George Barron

Greatest one I’ve found

25/64th .bro just use metric 😂

Great idea with the auto switch and the sander; I don’t know why I never thought of that! Turns my cheap shop vac into a festool dust extractor on the cheap 😂.

Love the info, but could really do without the annoying music.

How am I measuring from the pivot point? I don’t understand that part

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I've having some issues with panel glue-ups. The panels I create are often a bit cupped. My last glue-up is a 22mm thick seat for a stool of 35x35. In your video, you don't use a clamping force from the top to force the wood to the melamine. Wouldn't that be needed? Thanks for sharing

Great idea to use this jig. You can even mount them on your table saw in lieu of the wing, to save space but still have the extra table saw work surface. Thank you for sharing. Everyone stay safe, warm, happy 😊 and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia.

Great calculator. Anyone watching just be aware that if you cut with your material located on the left of the blade, the instruction to move the fence forward of back according to a positive or negative result is reversed.

Nice build, will make one. Like the idea of its versatility

Those remote switches seem to die in a few months. The auto switches work great if you only have one tool plugged in at a time like I do in my small garage shop. Plug the extension cord into the auto switch and use that for your tools.

I enjoyed the video but have a 'newbie' question.. what is the pivot screw.. did not put my saw together. Purchased as is. Your help would be appreciated.-- after watching the video again I now understand but might need to be made more clear for others.. finally is there an apple app and if so what is the name. Can't find it with my searching.

great video on the 5-cut method.....and the calculator is awesome! i will definitely be using it next time.

Watched the whole vid because i couldn't understand how the thumbnail could be used as a clamp... Shims! Genius but i still prefer clamps

What vacuum can I use for this in order to work? Any recommendations?

= hold on to your clamps

Thank you for explaining about positioning for the primary axis of movement. Great video.

Oh yeah!!! Subscribed!!!!!

To calculate more accurately, adjust the sample’s length to reflect the distance between the actual points where the width was measured by the callipers. For this application it’s best to have the calliper jaws closer to perpendicular to the workpiece when measuring width, otherwise it’s difficult to know at what point on the jaws the piece is actually registering. The depth of the jaws is not insignificant and could skew the effective workpiece length.

In Ng's video he does not rotate the piece to take the slice. By rotating to take the slice (5th cut) are you not compounding the error one too many times?

Não mostrou como tira a madeira, com certeza ficou colada no fundo do gabarito

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