UPDATE: Sandi has a collapsing trachea. Not sure why it affected her so harshly and quickly, but she is home now and we are going to try to medically manage it for now. If the problems continues we will have a scope performed to assess other options.

@chrislehr07

7 жыл бұрын

Super sad for your family and sandi. Hate trips to the emergency pet hospital.

@Hubbmade

7 жыл бұрын

Sorry Jay, hope it ends up ok.

@timmills3823

7 жыл бұрын

Jay Bates 2 Watching and listening to the dog, totally sounds like laryngeal paralysis. That's essentially a breakdown of the cartilage rings that make up the structure of the trachea. A lot of doctors will try a medication like butorphanol or temeril-p, that reduces the cough and sedates the dog. If that does not work to allow the pet to heal, there is a surgical correction that uses a synthetic material to keep the trachea open, and it is sutured to the bod of the trachea. Best of luck with your pooch brother!

@davegallup3883

7 жыл бұрын

@Tim Mills - This is what the internet should be like all the time. That is wonderful to lend expertise like that. Also wish you well for your dog.

@sk8rgui

7 жыл бұрын

Best of luck

I had a small one bag collector.. After a while i get one powerful dust colector and i conect all mashines to it.. The difference is amazing good video.

Hope your pawed pal gets to feel better soon....keep us posted!

Hope Sandi makes a quick recovery.

Thanks for the info Jay! ... hope Sandi gets well soon.

For your miter saw "wings", why not design a telescoping/sliding version? This way as you adjust the saw you can keep them close for dust collecting.

Good news for your dog, They bring so much pleasure and ask so little. I no longer have a dog as my health has deaerated and I would not be able to take them for a walk so when my second dog passed away from old age I got a cat, don't need to take it for a walk but it still keeps me going. I hope the medicine route works and no more options are needed. Keep she well and also look after yourself, you have a lot on and can easily get exhausted without realising it.

Glad she is good and better bud!

hope Sandi gets better with the mess Jay. I did the same (centralizing airflow on dust hood) I notice a huge difference. I'm lazy and didn't want to remove the wings and made some doors with hinges attached on the inside. worked out great

Hope Sandi gets better really soon!

No "Hey folks" ???? your videos are awesome man. you have inspired me to start wood working. I've recently made a gaming table and bought a bunch of tools. keep up the good work!

good update hope the pup is ok

I hope Sandi is doing well. Its all about the pups at my house.

Jay, love your videos man, I just started some woodworking projects as well. But the reason I am commenting, our dog Lana had a somewhat similar issue, one thing that helped a ton was raising her dog bowl so she didn't have to hunch over to eat. (My first wood project since highschool). All of her issues have stopped since I built that. Keep it up sir, enjoy all of your videos, good luck!

@JayBates2

7 жыл бұрын

Raising the dog bowl is an appropriate solution. But Sandi likes to lay down and eat which puts the food at a similar level to her body as if the food was elevated.

Thanks Jay, hope Sandi is getting a lot better now, what you showed on the video sounded bad, fingers crossed. Barry (ENG)

Jay, I'm an Enrolled Agent, mostly retired from tax preparation and totally retired from business taxes except my own. I feel your pain.

Hope Sandi gets better soon mate.

Hope Sandi is doing better.

Jay, I just put in my Dust Collection system . so far i's working great. 11 drop downs.

@JayBates2

7 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear that.

Hang in there, man.

one thing to note about the new DC: it will be super, super loud. i have one and holy crap it hurts even with ear protection. if you can, find a way to contain it either in a closet or have the blower and exhaust section isolated in an area you can sound proof. also, exhaust outside if you can. i am looking at separating my blower and sticking it up in the crawlspace above my garage shop with a muffler and potentially exhausting outside or, if worse comes to worst, route it back down into the garage for the filters & dust bin.

@aroldfut

7 жыл бұрын

Luckily I live in the country on six-acres and my dust collection and compressor are outside. Anything that the system misses is handled by my leaf blower.

Best wishes to Sandi. Hope she recovers well. Amen to taxes sucking.

Thanks

Poor doggie man... Wishing the best for her...

Glad to hear Sandi is home and doing better. I can't stand going to the Vets on a emergency because I know now that my dog will have to stay and without my family complete the house is empty. Yes I love my dog. What dust collector did you go with I just picked up the new Laguna and it's a beast.

@JayBates2

7 жыл бұрын

CV1800

@Thom4123

7 жыл бұрын

Jay Bates 2 WOW that's sweet

that's crazy about septic tank cause here in Michigan at least it must be at least 100 feet from water well sorry for your pain having to deal with that

I see a team spinder sander in the background on a table top :)

I hope your dog is OK

adding yeast to septic system monthly will keep tank clean.

can you possibly make a quick vid about the power/electrical set up you have? i just realized i cant have dust control.

Any way of fixing Sandi's collapsing Trakea ? Hope she does better, beautiful dog/companion/family member! Could you put some of those plastic (thick sturdy type) accordion style sliding doors on the sides of the miter saw. Attach to the miter saw somehow so whenever you change the angle they move as the angle changes. Would keep you from having to remove what you have now all the time. Still vote for exhaust hole in wall.

@JayBates2

7 жыл бұрын

Interesting idea for the miter saw. Thanks.

@jimhabben9394

7 жыл бұрын

You might also be able to put hinges on the wings so that they will fold back and adjust to the angle of your saw.

#teamspindalsander, hiding in the back.

@JayBates2

7 жыл бұрын

hahahaha. We just recorded this weeks episode and talked about that. thanks ;)

So sorry to hear about your dog's problem. I hope that medication works, but if it takes surgery, I wish you the best. That's a nice idea for the wings on your miter saw. It seems that no matter how good the dust collector is, a miter saw still throws stuff out. Those wings should help a lot, especially when you get the higher powered DC. How many CFM will it be? I'm looking to upgrade, and would like to get the biggest that my wiring will handle. Good luck.

@JayBates2

7 жыл бұрын

My current collector is rated at 1-1/2 HP and 775 CFM. I'm upgrading to the CV1800 which is rated at 5 HP and 1442 CFM

@jimhester2004

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks. That's about what I'm going to.

@denchwoodwerks

7 жыл бұрын

Jay Bates 2 Jay, I went with your recommendation on the grizzly dc but went ahead and got the hepa filter. Could you tell a difference when you added the hepa filter?

Just watching this and I have reached the point where you are showing the 'wings' on your mitre saw. Funny I was going to suggest something like this after your video explaining your mitre saw dust 'containment' a while ago. What I plan on doing, when I get around to building a dedicated station, however, is seeing if I can put sliding doors in where you have wings. This way I can move them left and right as I angle the saw around. Your thoughts?

@JayBates2

7 жыл бұрын

That would work too but I don't think moving the wings will be an inconvenience. About the same effort as folding something else back.

Jay, how do you like your SawStop over-arm dust collection? I have made one that works moderately well, but I find two things: - I'm not crazy about guards in general that restrict your vision of the blade and feed; - I can't use it for all tasks. I'm about ready to remove it for good, so I wonder if my experience is different from yours. Here's hoping your dog is better soon. Steve

@JayBates2

7 жыл бұрын

I like it. It did take me a while to get used to not seeing the blade but as long as you keep the material tight against the fence all should be well. It's not suitable for 100% of situations though. For non through cuts or for rip cuts less than 3/4" wide I do replace it with the regular riving knife. It's quick and easy to swap out and I always put it back on when I"m done. Like any other tool, use it when it's beneficial and don't when it doesn't fit the situation.

Good luck with the tax man! Many tears will be shed...

At 3:18, are you using your Festool vac to suck out the septic system?

@JayBates2

7 жыл бұрын

Yes. The hose was $15,349. Had to buy some connection fittings from Rockler though. Darn proprietary system.

@Hubbmade

7 жыл бұрын

$15,349?!? I hope thats a typo!

Have u got any stickers u could post out mate please thanks

What happened to your Harbor Freight 2 stage setup?

@JayBates2

7 жыл бұрын

Gave it away when I moved into this shop 2 1/2 years ago. It was never setup to filter inside. It was always for venting outside. I didn't want to cut a hole in my house for that.

And a partridge in a pear tree...

@JayBates2

7 жыл бұрын

Correct.

How's your nose after the operation?

@JayBates2

7 жыл бұрын

Fan-freaking-tastic. Life changing :)

#teamspindlesander

And a partridge in a pear tree!!!!?

@JayBates2

7 жыл бұрын

Correct.

@latherookie

7 жыл бұрын

Do you have everything nailed down.

I have a rack full of zebra wood like the watch is made from. I don't have much use for it. Wish I could find someone who could use it.

@JayBates2

7 жыл бұрын

Wish you were my neighbor lol

@jmsfabrication7821

7 жыл бұрын

Tom Wilcox where do you live?

@SuperBowser87

7 жыл бұрын

Jay Bates 2 I'm in Louisville Kentucky. It's only a half inch on the map! Cmon up. I mainly turn. I think they would make beautiful picture frames. Awesome grain patterns.

@SuperBowser87

7 жыл бұрын

Jms Fabrication Louisville Kentucky cmon down

@denchwoodwerks

7 жыл бұрын

Tom Wilcox I live in Louisville, and would love to take that ugly zebra wood off your hands!

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So what is it with bad septic systems with you and Jimmy DiResta? 😶 Hope your dog gets well soon, and the tax man didn't beat you up too bad. So does it cost you more or less in taxes per dollar earned now that you're self employed? Just curious.

@JayBates2

7 жыл бұрын

Totally depends on how the business is setup and if you get payroll or if you are just a sole member LLC. Lots of other stuff I don't really understand or want to screw up.

I hate when children are ill ( yes pets are children too)