Your video is plain, simple and straight to the point. Assemble and made my first cut today. Could not have done it without your video. Many thanks, and best.
👍👍 I liked your video right up to the point where you Didn't use a push stick/block of some kind. But they're your fingers 🤕 🤷 Think I'll be buying this saw ☺️
So helpful... you saved me a lot of time trying to get set up with the tiny micro print they have on the instructions. Thank you for taking the time to make this video!
Thank you very much for your time making this video, as everyone else says the instructions the table saw came with were completely worthless and not very detailed in the correct way. Saw another video that wasn’t as thorough as yours. Much appreciated sir!
Great video with clear directions. Thank You. Got this for Christmas and the instruction book was so faded with tiny print and poor pics was basically worthless.
What happened when it stopped in middle …? Is that all you needed to cut? Also you did not use a push stick and hands close to blade? Do you have any with example of using push stick with pieces and when not to use push stick but maybe a gripper push tool.
Thank you. The instructions with the saw were worthless. Your video saved me much time and frustration in trying to follow the instructions with the saw.
Ya might want to sell the condo and get a house if ya want to take up woodworking and use this, lol. It's loud of course, but hey, they'll have to live with it if you're putting in floors or something.
@@stevekonbass Oh no I was thinking of just cutting up some wood to work on some kumiko as a hobby. This might be too extreme for me, but all the smaller ones on Amazon that looks like they would run quiet also looks like they would struggle to run in general lol 🤷
They should add a link to this video on the box. This video helps big time. The instructions the saw comes with is not that good for a newbie. I appreciate this vid and sure others will as well. THANKS!!!
The turning wheel used to raise my blade is not working properly. It seems that the plastic gears just don't catch. This is out of the box unused. Any easy fixes before I return it? Thanks!
Hmm... something doesn't sound right there to me. I'd maybe try to change the angle of the blade a few times... make sure I'm turning the wheel the right way... locking the blade in position... good luck.
@@stevekonbass Thanks for the advice. It almost seems like the gears won't sync up together. The bottom will move if I force it, which I did not do more than once. It almost feels like the other part is locked, but I know the lever to lock is only for moving the angle.
@@stevekonbass I believe that the gear that moves the vertical bolt is stuck, for whatever reason. I am thinking maybe some WD-40 in the areas that rub with other metal might break it loose and it should work fine. But I don't know another way to knock it lose if that doesn't work.
Great video. The directions that came with Tess was difficult for me to see and your video helped me immensely and putting the table together. Thank you! When I took everything out of the box I didn’t see the kick back Guard that goes on the back of the saw. Is this something that will cause me issues if I don’t have a kickback card?
Glad the video was a help Laura. Not having the kickback won't affect the operation of the table saw, just best to be careful that the piece you're cutting doesn't bind on the blade and kick back. I actually use the saw without the blade guard and kickback. I question why the kickback wasn't in the box. I'd check to see if there are any signs that it was used.
He was right. I have Craftsman power tools nearly 20 years old that still work great that I got from Sears. Stanley Black And Decker now own Craftsman. Hope you get a lot of use out of the table saw.
It was worth the money for me and holding up fine. I did 3 lvp floors, a deck project, and a few other home improvements ripping down 2x6 pine or PT and 1/4" paneling. I just use it for my own home improvements so it already paid for itself. I used it on these projects... Breakfast Bar/Pass Through: th-cam.com/video/_suULiA2LZY/w-d-xo.html ...Crawlspace Door: th-cam.com/video/fqUpcO0kh30/w-d-xo.html ...Kitchen Island: th-cam.com/video/G7WtyT2Pv6E/w-d-xo.html ...I wouldn't have been able to do those jobs without it and renting one would've cost more money.
No, I haven't Glenn. I've used it on a flooring job so far but didn't notice anything. I'll keep it in mind though and if I notice it lowering I'll put a note in the description box.
That was the price brother. I got it at Lowes. I think over the past month or so all the stores are raising the prices. I bought a Troy-Bilt mower about a month ago for $1299 and now I see them selling it for $1499. You see the price of boards? A 2x6x8 was over $11.
@@stevekonbass Damn good deal.Yea that price on woid is up there.I just got done putting mine together with your help lol.I got a question im gonna cut laminate flooring so i bought a craftsman t60 blade and i noticed the blades arrows are showin clockwise and the blade i took off the arrows show counterclockwise.Shld i put on t60blade backwards?
Thanks brother. Let me know how that blade cuts the laminate for you. I put down that LVP (luxury vinyl planks) and used the blade that came with it. Worked good and no issues. I've been using the Craftsman table saw a lot lately to rip plywood, pine boards, etc. So far it's been working good and no issues. Time will tell if it lasts as long as all of my other Craftsman tools.
Your video is plain, simple and straight to the point. Assemble and made my first cut today. Could not have done it without your video. Many thanks, and best.
You're welcome. Hope you do a lot of great projects with it.
👍👍 I liked your video right up to the point where you Didn't use a push stick/block of some kind. But they're your fingers 🤕 🤷
Think I'll be buying this saw ☺️
So helpful... you saved me a lot of time trying to get set up with the tiny micro print they have on the instructions. Thank you for taking the time to make this video!
Glad to help.
Thank you very much for making the assembly so easy .
You are welcome!
This is a HUGE help. The directions that came with the saw are absolute crap. This was so clear and easy to follow. Thanks!
Glad it was a help Stephanie.
Thank you for going over assembly and being detailed! It made putting the table together a breeze.
Glad to help. Mission accomplished!
Thank you very much for your time making this video, as everyone else says the instructions the table saw came with were completely worthless and not very detailed in the correct way. Saw another video that wasn’t as thorough as yours. Much appreciated sir!
Happy to help. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
I bought one today.Thanks for making the video
You're welcome.
Thank you for the detailed assembly! The directions were not very clear and your video helped tremendously!!
Glad it was a help Bert. Thanks for the comment.
Thank you for the out of box assembly instructions!
You're welcome!
Great video with clear directions. Thank You. Got this for Christmas and the instruction book was so faded with tiny print and poor pics was basically worthless.
Hello Tampa!! I used to play Whiskey Joe's all the time. Glad the video was a help. Hope you get good use out of it.
Thank you for the step-by-step. Extremely helpful
You're welcome! Happy to help.
You’re the man!
THANK YOU! WHAT A GREAT BUILD VIDEO!
Glad to help.
What happened when it stopped in middle …? Is that all you needed to cut? Also you did not use a push stick and hands close to blade? Do you have any with example of using push stick with pieces and when not to use push stick but maybe a gripper push tool.
Thank you. The instructions with the saw were worthless. Your video saved me much time and frustration in trying to follow the instructions with the saw.
You're welcome. You can always count on TH-cam. Glad to help.
Would my neighbors hate me if I used this in my condo? during the day of course lol
Ya might want to sell the condo and get a house if ya want to take up woodworking and use this, lol. It's loud of course, but hey, they'll have to live with it if you're putting in floors or something.
@@stevekonbass Oh no I was thinking of just cutting up some wood to work on some kumiko as a hobby. This might be too extreme for me, but all the smaller ones on Amazon that looks like they would run quiet also looks like they would struggle to run in general lol 🤷
❤ thank you so much.
You are so welcome.
Thank you!!! Made set up a breeze!
Awesome! Glad to help.
They should add a link to this video on the box. This video helps big time. The instructions the saw comes with is not that good for a newbie. I appreciate this vid and sure others will as well. THANKS!!!
Glad it helped Allen!
The turning wheel used to raise my blade is not working properly. It seems that the plastic gears just don't catch. This is out of the box unused. Any easy fixes before I return it? Thanks!
Hmm... something doesn't sound right there to me. I'd maybe try to change the angle of the blade a few times... make sure I'm turning the wheel the right way... locking the blade in position... good luck.
@@stevekonbass Thanks for the advice. It almost seems like the gears won't sync up together. The bottom will move if I force it, which I did not do more than once. It almost feels like the other part is locked, but I know the lever to lock is only for moving the angle.
I took a look at mine and see your point with the gears. The blade should move up and down smoothly.
@@stevekonbass I believe that the gear that moves the vertical bolt is stuck, for whatever reason. I am thinking maybe some WD-40 in the areas that rub with other metal might break it loose and it should work fine. But I don't know another way to knock it lose if that doesn't work.
Great video. The directions that came with Tess was difficult for me to see and your video helped me immensely and putting the table together. Thank you!
When I took everything out of the box I didn’t see the kick back Guard that goes on the back of the saw. Is this something that will cause me issues if I don’t have a kickback card?
Glad the video was a help Laura. Not having the kickback won't affect the operation of the table saw, just best to be careful that the piece you're cutting doesn't bind on the blade and kick back. I actually use the saw without the blade guard and kickback. I question why the kickback wasn't in the box. I'd check to see if there are any signs that it was used.
It seems craftsman doesn’t include it anymore? I bought the same table saw yesterday and mine didn’t include one either.
@@B_DD-hs6wz I bought one yesterday from Lowes and mine had all the pieces included so maybe you got shorted and they never put it in the box
What’s the sub fence do?
It slips over the main fence and gives you a little extra extension.
Thank you! the instructions are totally worthless and visually a headache.You helped tremendously
Awesome! Glad to help.
Is she still kicking? Looking at buying one today
Yes. Works well and does the job but not like the Craftsman of yesteryear.
@@stevekonbass that seems to be the trend with craftsman... My grandpa swore by them years ago
He was right. I have Craftsman power tools nearly 20 years old that still work great that I got from Sears. Stanley Black And Decker now own Craftsman. Hope you get a lot of use out of the table saw.
I know you made this video over a year ago and was wondering how the tablesaw is holding up and how often have you been using it?
It was worth the money for me and holding up fine. I did 3 lvp floors, a deck project, and a few other home improvements ripping down 2x6 pine or PT and 1/4" paneling. I just use it for my own home improvements so it already paid for itself. I used it on these projects... Breakfast Bar/Pass Through: th-cam.com/video/_suULiA2LZY/w-d-xo.html ...Crawlspace Door: th-cam.com/video/fqUpcO0kh30/w-d-xo.html ...Kitchen Island: th-cam.com/video/G7WtyT2Pv6E/w-d-xo.html ...I wouldn't have been able to do those jobs without it and renting one would've cost more money.
Nice video. I hear about the blade lowering by itself with each cut due to no locking mechanism. Did you find this to be true?
No, I haven't Glenn. I've used it on a flooring job so far but didn't notice anything. I'll keep it in mind though and if I notice it lowering I'll put a note in the description box.
Damn how you get it for that price?I paid 219 plus i bought a t60 blade for 20$ came up to 255.
That was the price brother. I got it at Lowes. I think over the past month or so all the stores are raising the prices. I bought a Troy-Bilt mower about a month ago for $1299 and now I see them selling it for $1499. You see the price of boards? A 2x6x8 was over $11.
@@stevekonbass Damn good deal.Yea that price on woid is up there.I just got done putting mine together with your help lol.I got a question im gonna cut laminate flooring so i bought a craftsman t60 blade and i noticed the blades arrows are showin clockwise and the blade i took off the arrows show counterclockwise.Shld i put on t60blade backwards?
I figured it out .Thanks bro i just subscribed to your channel.
Thanks brother. Let me know how that blade cuts the laminate for you. I put down that LVP (luxury vinyl planks) and used the blade that came with it. Worked good and no issues. I've been using the Craftsman table saw a lot lately to rip plywood, pine boards, etc. So far it's been working good and no issues. Time will tell if it lasts as long as all of my other Craftsman tools.
@@stevekonbass Cool. Yea I'll let you know how it cuts.Thanks again.
Rye ving knife is how it's pronounced
I bought it for $99.99
You are lucky you didn't cut you fingers off. No push stick...really?
Luck? My fingers were no where near the blade. If I needed it I would've used it.
I got no kick back guard either ........
Same here