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Since muriatic acid etches concrete, did your driveway take a hit?

How many people stopped by ask if you're having a yard sale?

Been dreaming up an idea to add these to a large herb garden table....but it would be too heavy to lift one end. Thoughts on how to add ability to make wheels turn?

3d printer and paint make me the welder I aint?😂😂😂😂

What rpm you saw Mechine

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ALUMINIUM!

Im setting up to cut some 1/8" aluminum sheeting .. I'm going to use the wood blade that came with my track saw .. but I'll use the 40 tooth blade based on what I saw herer! :) Thanks. China a VS "American Name brand" .. is always a spirited debate, I bought a "grooving blade" my track saw, recently This type of 'grooving blade cuts a pointed 90 degree X up to, 1/4" wide groove .. half way through aluminum sheeting to make neat straight 90 degree bends. It's small diameter (4 inches) ,and cost $29 from China. The "Good Quality one" name prnd one is ALSO made in China and costs $260 !! My idea is abit experimental, and I cannot justify paying alomsy 10 TIMES the ost for the Makita Brand, far as I know they might be made n the same factory??

Diablo have recently (last couple years) released new better blades too.. think ill be getting one to cut my extrusions.. im just making a roof rack not cutting these all the time so im not buying a dedicated tool a blade will do me fine as a tiler ive just always cut my tile trims with the basic standard cheap quality blade that came on my saw and it works fine but i was worried about the thicker material so cheers for the video helped me make my decision

Glad to see your build taking off. I opted for different wheels tires, and several other things. It will be interesting to see what you think about the combo you went with.

I cut all my aluminum with wood saws and wood blade they don’t last long but it works, I just cut up 1/2 inch aluminum plate with my wood band saw and wood blade works fine

Heck yeah! Thanks brother you answered all my questions. Im trying to do something similar with all my parts being printed. Thanks for the inspiration!

Thanks for being open about your journey. Running a 3D printing business is not as simple is it seems. I'm in the same place you are, I'm shutting down my 3D printing service and transitioning to a home based, much smaller version. I wish you the best of luck in whatever you land on.

Once you dry the filament how long does it stay dry for?

Great video, you might need to write a script for your video before recording It helps explain your solution better

Hi, thanks for the tutorial, can i do with airtight container, or do i need some hole for the moisture to evaporate out of the container? as you use box that is not airtight

It sounds like the Ph keeps changing. Is there a point at which it will stay where you're trying to keep it? Also, how do you test Ph in soil. Is there a different type of Ph meter for that? I have some basil plants in the ground that are growing but their leaves are staying small when they grow in and it does tend to get yellow on the bottom leaves and some will even dry up and get brown, so this may or may not be what you're experiencing, but I am planning on taking some cuttings or growing seeds in hydroponics. I have not yet tried basil that way.

Wow, awesome review! I’m considering how I’m going to cut linear aluminum rail and looking at those evolution saws because they cut slow at 1450RPM. Evolution is giving those saws away for review. Would you consider asking them for a saw, and repeating the same test, with similar photography shots? You might be able to get a free saw and blade. I think you’d offer a better review than any other content creator because you’re using good photography for your comparison method.

That thing really kicks butt, I'm getting one today and getting rid of our gardener

Too much talk. What the solution?

Could you possibly do a detailed video review on setting the height to the lowest/highest setting on this? It seems like there is a couple options. That would be great!

Unless pH down/up work differently than acid and base, adding them together just makes water. So I wouldn't recommend doing what he said with the clamping the pH unless your using the right product.

Big Bill and Ted's excellent adventure vibes :-)

Thanks for this review. My only question is how worn or new was the wood blade? Planning to grab the diablo tomorrow to preserve my wood blade :-)

Try lubricating the blade with WD40. You'll be amazed. No comparison to oil.

Great

Excellent straight into the point video. Great work

Great video review, buying one of these today! Thank you

Hahaha reminds me of about 15 years ago I was inventing equipment for ponds and I had a pile of fails the size of a pickup truck. So much fun. For me there comes a time when a design works. No more gut feeling something wasn't right. And normally it's a simpler design. One trick I use is is to ask "how could that be simpier. Not cheaper, weaker, just simpiler.

Just because 2 people passionate about a subject strongly disagree doesn't mean they don't respect each other. Their have been many times I didn't like someone's idea and then much later realize they had a point.

I agree. Wheels make life easier especially in small spaces. And I'm pretty sure even the largest shops get small at some point. Here in Phoenix we have bulk trash pickup 4 times a here. I walk alot and often find tossed bed frames...free angle iron.

Now that's a comparison. Thanks.

Do you set the height with the black rollers nobs on both sides?

I just cut 1/2" aluminum plate with a Diablo wood saw circular blade. In a Dewalt circular saw and a clamped aluminum straight edge. Cut like butter.

Check the rpm for the Diablo blade .

I had this problem and i was thinking maybe adding ferrous sulfate.. maybe it will work at any ph since its a salt...

QUALITY wood blades do just as good as your metal blade with aluminum. You used a junk/stock wood blade with way less of a tooth count and compared it to a far superior blade with a much higher tooth count and this is hardly comparing apples to apples. AND you did it on one of the worst miter saws ever made......I tried that saw....two of 'em in fact.....and unstable saw with the worst throw out and vibration of ANY saw I've EVER used. All in all.....a quality wood blade on a quality saw does just as good as the metal blade.

Bro…I am jus amazed with this simple solution! Thanks!!!!

Does anyone know why his cause of death been kept secret to this day? I think the only reasons I can think a family would do so is if it was suicide or drug OD Poor guy. He was my 3D printing hero. I still watch his talk on the tool changer he created

What is the pH of your water?

This is great! I need to do this to a couple of wood stoves.

I cut aluminum, usually thin and small parts on miter saws almost every day at work. I have used them and see them used in the field as well cutting much larger amounts. In my opinion, a good quality non ferrous cutting blade is worth it. The cuts are more controlled, smooth, the chips seem to roll off more softly, and the thin parts just about never catch. Same goes for hand held circular saws. Last thing is, I see loads of Diablo wood/ non ferrous blades loose teeth so fast I would never buy them.

It would be interesting to see a match against a Diablo wood blade with 40/60 toothes

you don't have to stop the saw when your done with the cut 😂

Hello!! Nice video an excellent explanation, I cut a lot of aluminum and I've used different brand blades for example (as a reference) starting with worst and cheapest: dewalt, irwin pro series, bosch, herralum, makita and others, then the better blades: CMT orange tools, Leitz, and the best Freud but there are different blades of Freud for example Freud industrial series which is better than the others, then freud professional series and the last which is not bad Freud diablo is basic but works fine, all these to cut thin wall aluminum profile and thick extrusion, if you have to choose for an excellent saw blade I recommend you Freud Industrial or Pro definelly...

I really REALLY appreciate the heads up on the headphones! NewSub♡

Definitely like your idea of only having two wheels for more stability. I have a fair number of cabinets and work tables that have four wheels/castors and they can be really frustrating at times to either lock the wheels or what's really frustrating is that you can never seem to level the darn things. With having just two wheels I see both somewhat alleviated. By the way I saw your comment on a Johnny's Seed video. Cheers nice video.

Your daughter is lucky to have a great Dad (and Mom). Not interested in karts but enjoy your videos, you are quite a craftsman!

Great idea with the silica packs!

i wish i had 15 minutes for the answer