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What attachment is that called

A fun project when i have nothing to do is making wood handles for tools with plastic ones. That marking knife wouldn't last long before getting a new handle in my shop lol plus looks nicer

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Great little video! Nice tool

That's a Chinese Pull saw. :)~ Just having fun. 👍

Thanks for the review. I ordered one of these 3 weeks ago. Still waiting to hear from Rockler but looking forward to getting it in and setup.

i bought the same press. miising a few things.. most important is the arbor and chuck. Can anyone tell me what kind it is. HF part replacements has limited parts or whats left in stock. JT3, JT33...MR2 Thanks....

Speaker volume not good!

Just got the cutter: absolutely excellent! I tested it on 3/4” red oak, and I made sure the arc of my template ran through plenty of end grain. The cut was as smooth as glass, and I was removing 5/64”-exactly what I do with my shaper tooling. I highly recommend it to everyone, but it must be used with some sort of guard in place; it’s a big cutter, and, as a result, the cutting force generated by the bit is considerable. Please be safe everyone!

I have one in my shop that my papaw used long time ago I think it might be a older version of this one idk but I have never used them before so I'm definitely glad I found this video so I can learn more about it

Thanks for letting us know what Yu recommend from harbor freight. I definitely like going there to get certain stuff. I subscribed to your channel since your another fellow woodworker!

If Whiteside doesn't sell a version of it, it's probably because it's too dangerous. Also you should have trimmed corner down first with jigsaw.

Once you switch to metric you will wonder why it took you so long.

If I understand it right my jet 8” jointer helical 15mm X 15mm inserts are the same as the ones in my grizzly 13” helical planer . Do you know if these these 12mm X 12mm inserts are interchangeable ? In case of back order issues that could arise

I bought one of these in may of 2017 , it’s currently still in the box unopened ,My wife and I were looking for a house with a garage or shop in 2017 , I did open the 2HP Grizzly dust collector I bought a few weeks later (June 2017) when we finally bought a garage with attached house (Dec2017) . So far I use my Kreg pocket hole jig (most often used) or Porter Cable biscuit joiner

The jig is not only pointless, it’s a piece of crap. I have one and the holes for the guide bar are so far off, it’s unusable. When it arrived the casting was so poor, I had to use a dremel to mount the hold down. Save your money. A few scrap pieces of of plywood and ten minutes of you time, you can make one that sits on your table saw fence. On top of all that, it will scratch the table saw top. Grizzly would not even supply a box and packing to return it. If you’re still not convinced, send me a box, packing, and a shipping label, and I’ll send you the one I have free of charge just to get it out of my shop!

I bought the same item and it was defective. The “side support” - the plate that you clamp the piece on - was not square horizontally and there’s no way to adjust it. You can adjust it vertically, but not horizontally. This made all of the tenons skewed so that they ended up twisted. I talked to support but they couldn’t help. Caveat emptor.

Nice addition to your shop !

Try it with sucking up water. Mine worked fine for picking up sawdust and dry things, but as soon as i popped the filter out and tried sucking up some water, it didn’t work at all. The water went halfway up the hose and then just spilled back out. Maybe i’m doing something wrong?

Thx for this unboxing & demo. Like another commenter, I’d be interested in your long term review, especially whether or not it’s a time-save overall - accounting for time spent making set up and all adjustments. My shop made high fence & mitre gauge have been working, but I’ll consider this investment if it saves time and increases accuracy. Certainly a tool to consider.

I hope at a later date you can revisit this tool Brad with your extended experience. In the video you showed making just one joint. I would like to learn of your experience using this jig on truly making doors where you have to make multiple joints on multiple pieces to create several doors. Oftentimes depending upon the boards you would have wood movement over these deep cuts making assembly difficult. I have had one of these jigs by Delta for many years but gave up on it for other methods. My level of expectations and patience collided where others might not. I might have to give it another go.

I have one it takes about 5 minutes to fill and you have to wait for it to rebuild pressure every time you use it and yes its loud.

If you add a wood filler strip (inch thick or so) to the back support you don’t have to worry about hitting it with the blade! The blade will cut the wood before it gets to the blade!

cleans the protective oil off the rust-prone metal

Great job!

Just like my old Delta tenoning jig, they work!

Thanks great video

Beast! yes, that was my reaction then I got mine. It is VERY aggressive, be careful when using the pattern on the bottom of the workpiece. If the work piece is somewhat narrow, it can easily tip into cutters and ruin your part at the least, yourself worst case. Prefer mounting the pattern on top of the workpiece so it can't tip into the bit.

That router bit looks like it will be a good purchase Brad. I just ordered a two cutter vertical end mill router bit that uses those same carbide inserts that I am waiting to receive as my first entry into this sort of technology. I have a Whiteside solid carbide compression bit for pattern work already but yours would be moe ideal as you can rotate or change out the individual cutters if necessary which extends the life of the bit dramatically. Good video demonstration to end the year. 😎👍

The whole thing is a BIT. Those are Carbide cutters not bits.

Thank you for all your time and effort. 1in7

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How do you adjust the regulator

I tried a few Banggood tools and for the most part they are good. But be aware of router bit shank size, I got one that is 12mm not 1/2". Banggood wasnt a lot of help... Send issue is the router sled with a Miter bar. The Miter bar is for European (metric) miter slots. I was hoping to buy a new miter gauge for my table saw, but will have the same issue I would suppose. SO measure and ask questions before you order. Returning to banggood probably would be prohibitively expensive with postage, and customs fees. You buy it you own it.

8:05 - Standing in front of the sander! HAHAHA! Just kidding, man. You set yourself up for that one. Thanks for the helpful video. I just ordered one an hour ago, and saw your review on amazon, which brought me here.

I just got an order from Banggood, most of the tools were what I expected, one router bit was listed at 1/2" 12mm .............. I got a 12mm shank, the rest of the bit is larger than 1/2". Im working to resolve this, was told shipping and customs sending back could be EXPENSIVE. Ive escalated to speak to a supervisor. Hope Im not out the price of the bit because a return is too expensive. I doubt if ANYone in USA can use a 12mm shank...

Hey what state you live in? I seen your mini split install.. I need your help😊

Sand with the grain.

Great video!👍🏻

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I like your presentation you're a mellow and I enjoyed that as well I usually like fast talkers except I was looking at the video to find out about filter sizes and water sleeves and how to pick up water successfully without damaging the vacuum

What kind of clear coat did you put on

I bought one of the same type but when I am using it the dust came out the blower part, is it that something is missing or it carries a cut off valve or something?

Adding the bag attachment for inside the shop vac should help with keeping the filter cleaner allowing the vacuum to keep a constant level of suction longer. It would be cool if you can attach straight to the saw so as you use it it will suck the debris.

Looks to be a winner, thanks for taking us along! I use my dads old/70’s Delta he gave me and it’s one tough cookie, but I’d love to claim back that bench corner space and set up a separate stand alone station someday and I’ve been eyeing this 17” since its release. I guess with the next Bauer included 25% off coupon I’ll pull the trigger and get me one. I’ve been a Bauer fan since their launch anyway and I’m impressed with the quality so why not?! The new scroll saw is pretty nice too. 👍🏼😉

Looks awesome,,,,,,,

Great video just picked this up today on Black Friday for $59 and I’m ready to put it to work. We’re gonna use it as a cheap dust extractor and can afford the dust extractor and then it’ll be used just to clean up the shop I’m excited

How in the genitals will we know what their actual day of Black Friday sale will be like? Do we have to walk in the store Friday just to see?

Fire ball?