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I notice that you mounted your sliding cross cut table to the left hand wing, giving you capability to cut very wide panel. Most configurations I see (like at WoodCraft or Rockler) remove the wing and mount to the saw table directly-I am considering mounting my sliding table this way. Do you think I will regret it? I don’t imagine using the table saw to cut panels so wide. If I ever need to, I think I would use my Festool track saw.

Great overview. I need a simple outfeed table that fills away, seems perfect for me. You are smart to maximize the use of your best tool in the shop.

1000th like on the video :D

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I got the 3000 watt today , have 400 wats of solar to a fogstar 560 AH battery ....first time doing this i have no clue so went overgboard on everything hopeing it asll works lol

Great informative video! Thanks for sharing!!

Where u got the design from ?

Holding the gun like that with the glue dribbling out the tip. Priceless! :)

I just did this I'm gonna get the HDMI controller ordered

Even after watching you make it I still have no idea how the square of wood comes up with the screw without turning

is this food safe?

Have you considered using an automatic tool changer with your CNC? Seems like it would help both in time savings and reproducibility of bit height.

Thank You Linn. Amazing video and typed on the different , looking for a long time for a go to Polish for my wood cooking utensils. Thank you again

I think im in love.

Another one is trying not to be a douche

03:04 for monitor (sorry imma leave the comment for personal use)

Lol, let me just break out my giant machine and get on that.

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Looks like this TELGEOOT charger has no safety certifications. It has the CE logo on it, which has no significance in North America, and the FCC logo, which isn’t a safety certification.

Just a couple questions. Is gravel vs cement for the posts just as good? And why notch the posts for the 2 by vs just nailing the 2 bys to the out side of the post?

Thanks!

This is fabulous (and I didn't know lentils and rice have the same cooking time) I'm afraid of propane but really want to boondock. I love steamed oatmeal - had it on the Ferry recently and am hooked.

Everything about it is awesome except for its required using 2.4 ghz wifi channel!! You would think in the current generation it would allow you to use wifi 5 5ghz channnel which performs way better. 2.4 performance is poor and with interference ill give this one a miss. I currently have a ring that can use both channels and i can say when its on the 5ghz channel it performs way better of when its on the 2.4. I would have replaced my ring doorbell but the showstopper was this.

Thanks! Super helpful visualization!

my light bill about 25 bucks a month....... charge up my car plugin prius and electric bicycle for one month.. electric 12 miles for ca,r bike electric 10 miles ... here is the catch i have a prius and prius plug-in. 47 bucks a month for gas prius and 47 bucks for plugin .... my light bill was over150 bucks . quick charging car and bike .... 25 bucks a month light bill drop but gas a month 47 bucks prius.... prius plug-in 47 bucks a month go figure

It brought me joy to see you introduce Pythagorean triples early on to your child! I recommend including a parallelogram in the geometry box to inspire linear algebra discoveries.

Thank you .

i just bought my Xtool can you give me the link to the software you talked about.

Why both the Cocinare and Ode Gen 2

This is brilliant! 😍

I want to get arc shape carbon fiber tube about 164 cm in radius and 128 cm in length and 3 cm in diameter. I might try wrapping it around the pipe and bending it. But I'm worried about whether I can get it back out.

Hey this video is very interesting

Meanwhile, one year on, Hertz are dumping EVs and resale values are plummeting.

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Is it ok to charge daily?

Hey! Thank you for this, I just bought my first ever EV. I could not understand how one pedal braking works, until you explained it in much more simple terms. Thank you! And I’m also in Richmond!

I have an old Wilton vise from the late '70s when I worked with heavy equipment. Somewhere in my travels, a jaw broke out, and farther down the years that jaw got lost. Oddly that lost jaw has really kept me from restoring and putting the vise into service in my wood shop. But, now I know that heavy equipment working vise needs wood and leather jaws to to go to work in my retirement woodshop. Thank you for the video and idea!

What a great video! Thanks for all this info!

is this a tut or a compilation of comercials?

Does anyone know the brand of Epoxy Lynn used on her table top?

Another little project I can do with my autistic grandson 👍

Might have been worth trying to flatten the twist before surfacing.. I've seen soak with hot cloths & clamp to solid surface, increase the clamping pressure, then let dri still in clamps.or split to strips / quadrants, surface individual and reglue

Can I use olive oil? Great job

There are quite a few youtubes now with using the Dash appliances when you're out camping or living in your car. You should check those out because you might have some recipes that the others aren't using. Nice video, thank you.

Use eye protection and glove when handling those machine

ive been looking for this video for so long finally a wood worker that doesnt gatekeep!!!!!!!!

Nicely edited short - lets the viewer know enough to know whether or not to view the full video.

They say have 10% headroom.

Какая удивительная работа мастера!! Он великолепен! 😊

It's interesting at 1:56 in the video that your son calls regular polygon circles, as indeed they indeed approach a circle as you increase the number of sides. Maybe include some irregular hexagons, octagons, etc, to capture the essence of what makes a shape a certain type of polygon. Maybe even consider modifying the labels of the existing ones to mark them as '(regular)', as his geometrical maturity grows :)