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wahou beautiful !! is it possible to just have 3D printer plans please ?

This is a Great video, I Love how you can see your mistake and let us all learn !! Just what I was looking for ! Thanks !!

I’m fine with it being late but it was crazy to see Jamie with all 10 digits

my RIGID oscillating belt / spindle sander doesn't have any of the issues you seem to have. It's a ginormous time-saver in my shop.

How much can a table like this be sold for?

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I have the sander just like that but Rigid. Works great for me but I also have 3 other sanders for specific tasks. No problems with dust collection. I literally just plug the vacuum right into the back. To each their own though as there are definitely better options out there. It just fit the bill for me for what I use it for.

in Indiana fire foam is NEVER allowed, my building inspector saw I had used it and tore of a chunck of it took my outside and lite it with his lighter, it burst into flames, it was like adding an accerant to those holes. so i scraped all of the foam out and bought fire caulk

Setting blocks without cement they are not afraid that that's going to shift?

outside with masks on wow can’t watch it just can’t

Face masks ? 🤪🤪🤪

No floor insalashin

Nice bro good work

Just use a aircompriser to clean the filter

U mean biscuits jointer

Yeah, you're not innovative. Every channel that is even remotely tool adjacent has multiple tools to not buy videos.

Cool although I'm not a huge fan of Ditra...its like a concert backer board you build yourself. Waterproofing wise it's nice but it's incredibly expensive for applications throughout a house.

un abbraccio dalla Sardegna complimenti per il lavoro con maestria e professionalita' veramente un capolavoro

I rarely watch a whole house build, but you are a perfectionist. I appreciate your efforts.

cool and good job

Why did you have a mask on in your truck? 3:27

u forgot to put rebar in the concrete

Wont last because you smashed the short sides together...been there done that. Better to ease them in by hand or a gentle tap of soft hammer and flat piece of board to distribute the pressure

So beautiful

Even if it wasn't during the height of Covid, if he wanted to wear a dust mask outside, let him.. just because you're outside, doesn't mean you can't still be careful about lung health. 💁🏻‍♂️ Bunch of non-thinkers out there.

NGL with the epoxy it looks more like a cheap sticker, was better without

I think you do not understand a full capable of that filter. You don’t change and throw out the filter element you vacuum blow or clean off and place it back in the fan housing so actually it saves money because the filter should last a lifetime. Versus buying one every time it gets sturdy. That’s why I bought that filter. Please reconsider and look at it and that light.

Who lived to see 2024🎉

As a hobbyist the cheapest and most effective air filter is one you wear rather than a floor model or ceiling type. One should be worn regardless because unless you are using an industrial model your lungs will still take a beating. If I were younger I would build a shop that had lots of windows or sliding doors. It could be blown out with a leaf blower and also I would also wear a mask. Effective dust control is difficult and extremely expensive.

Question on the bottom wall where u placed the big minisplit how much weight can those studs hold? PLAN on hanging a 83 90lb tv on it. Do u think it's a good idea?

Make your own filter with store bought filters. Simply remove the outer screen and throw away the disposable filter. Turn the fan on and the suction from the fan should pull the store boughts against the body of the fan. You could secure the filters with tape or zip ties if necessary.

A small belt sander is fine for a small project, but generally a long one is better. :) That's why I don't have this combination (mostly noisy with carbon brushes). For a specific use I have simple quiet single-function spindle oscillating sander with an brushless async drive.

Small jointer is bad idea and useless. Better solution is thickener/planner with long jig... two in one ... :)

The reason I bought the Ridgid sander is because I have a 5 by 24 portable belt sander and figured I could get more use for the sandpaper that I bought when I needed it.

Very helpful video for my kitchen project with Ditra and thinset with the same size tiles

Hi Johnny, just saw your van build on Sampler, if you'd like a couple of Helmetor helmet holders to try just let me know :) Tim

You can use a drill press for hollow chisel mortising with a simple attachment and the bits.

I lost all respect for you after watching you wear masks while cutting rebar without using safety glasses as they where on your hat on your head but yet your weatlring a mask the entire time as this this is actually not healthy at all breathing in the air all daylong with mask on 😅😅

Yeah sorry, but not using the top rated spindle sander makes me question everything about you! I’m out!

I bought the same Porter Cable bench top jointer. Found out both the infeed and outfeed tables were warped beyond usable. Took it back the same week.

Thank God i don.t have the money to buy tools!?

Who ever did that job Wasn't a professional Do- you- self. Clonsy Job.

Your powermatic fan is a great start for a DIY filter system.. video incoming?

How much you wanting to sale the mortiser for? I’m in SC

Lowe’s locally messed up and marked the Craftsman version of that jointer for $62.99 on the shelf (and honored it). At that price, I don’t mind if I hardly ever touch it 😂

I don't have the Powermatic air cleaner, but I have significant experience with the standard air filters you buy at the big box stores, as I use that type design in my dust collector. There is a big difference in the way they are made, the standard, off the shelf filters typically don't have the pleated edges glued to the cardboard on the sides, some dust will make it by regardless of the micron "rating". It's more of a "compression fit" as they just put a little more paper in and hope the metal mesh screen holds it in place, against the cardboard sides. I have looked at the Powermatic filter and they are glued. So, whatever they are rated to filter out is much more trustworthy. So, does it matter? Well, as the filter fills up, the suction on it increases and can eventually reach the point where the 1" thick filters bend. Then it matters. The 2" thick filters do much better as they are sturdier. Just something to consider when building your own system and expecting the same results.

I'm disappointed in the belt sander for very different reasons than you. Dust collection doesn't matter much to me because I use a Trend Air Pro almost all the time I'm working. I've found the machine quick and easy to switch between belt and spindle sanding modes, and I've had zero issues adjusting the belt tracking. My issue with the belt sander is it leaves ripple marks: I'd run the board over the sander, but there would be these ripples. Thinking I just hadn't sanded enough, I'd keep running it through...until I noticed that my 18" board had a serious 3/16" dip in the middle. Then I discovered that the ripples were being introduced by the belt sander. There doesn't seem to be any predictable pattern as far as where on the board or where on the belt the ripples occur, but it's a safe bet they're caused by the EXCESSIVE vibration of this machine. So I just stopped using the belt sander for straight edges; I still use it for large radius outside curves. Spindle sander works well. If you're looking to sand edges, I highly recommend your buddy Mike Farrington's Double Taper Sanding Disc that fits on your table saw. It produces PERFECTLY straight edges with ultra crisp corners and ZERO machining marks, perfect for gluing panels. It comes with two different grits, and with the fine grit you can go straight to paint or stain and clear without any hand sanding at all. At only $170, it'll produce far superior results than any edge or belt sander ever could because your table saw's fence provides rock-solid, consistent pressure against the disk AND it is impervious to varying feed rates; you can even stop in the middle of a pass and there will be no dip...something NO belt or edge sander can possibly do. Don't waste several hundred dollars on a dedicated edge sander.

I have that belt/spindle sander. But I got mine as a refurb for cheap. So though it gets used not that often, it is compact enough to be out of the way. I too never remove the belt mechanism. And my hollow chisel mortised is going up for sale!

Oh wow! You guys are right down the road from my house. Awesome channel. I liked and I'll subscribe!

Like most videos on UA-cam, those tools YOU regret buying are just that...YOUR REGRETS...that doesn't mean someone cannot use a benchtop jointer or the sander...YOU just made poor buying decisions