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I bought this 2 weeks ago. The only problem I have with it, is the fence is tilted in at the top. I could have dealt with it, if the fence tilted out at the top. Now I have to shim up the bottom of the fence, to bring out the bottom of the fence, to square it to 90 degrees.
You're right. The instructions are kind of hard to read. I watched a few videos to learn how to assemble the stand.
Do you need to use anything to prevent mold from coming back?
Thanks for the tip about the caulk/silicone remover solvent. I have a fiberglass tub with tough silicone and ran out to the store and purchase a bottled and what a difference! It saved me so much time and headache. It worked so fast and cleaned up very old silicone. Rinsed with soap and water then alcohol. I couldn't scrape without gouging the tub and causing damage to the surface! The results were so much cleaner!
I love it. It's quick, simple, and get'er done..... and THANKFULLY NOT an heirloom, over built, custom made complicated "look at what I can do" space eating do all shop vac system!!! Did that get my point(s) across?
What did you do with the old unit? How long have you had it and how much use did it get before going kaput? good job on the install.
Can you use this sika kit product for an outdoor crack and which gun did you use to inject arounded Powered in the video. Thanks
Do you have an update on this, is it still standing up? No leak?
My damn ADHD didn’t pay attention at all because all I could focus on was your resemblance to Bruce Willis. I can’t be the only one.
Always call your local and state energy and fiberoptics companies to check for underground cables or gas lines first! P.S.A.
I just got this saw; this was by far the most comprehensive overview I've seen! Thank you for showing all the little secret storage spots and tips for assembling the stand where the directions fell short. I have all the confidence I need to set this up.
We just got one delivered, about to instal. Is it supposed to make a loud click noise when you close the door of the dishwasher?
Great video! Well made and easy to understand instructions
I guess the idea of using the very fast setting sikaset plug mortar over regular repair motor or epoxy, is that it is like hydraulic cement and can be applied to damp and even possibly leaking cracks and be able to set very quickly. Epoxy won't bond well to wet surfaces.
Thanks for the video, delightful and instructive 👍🏼
I followed this video as well as the manufacturer’s video for a similar sized crack. Was a bit disappointed to see that the small plastic conduits that receive the polyurethane a) do not stay in place very well b) do not really provide any promise that they will not get blocked by the mortar mix, resulting in a botched unresolved job. Overall this is a really expensive kit for what is basically a can of expanding spray foam and some mortar. Granted the mortar seems strong but as with many things, this doesn’t feel like it will hold and last long. Bummer.
Ok so that piece of plastic that you peeled off on top of the machine at the beginning of install, mine says DO NOT REMOVE and that doing so could cause a fire. 🤷🤷
Terrible video, the leaks etc are not part of the video description, I couldn’t see anywhere you had the actual “ rough openings “ dimensions for the base itself.
How long was that cord that you wrapped? Was is like a bungee chord???
I don't know exactly, but it was a 50' spool and I had lots leftover. It was called Paracord but, yeah, it was stretchy like a bungee cord.
My biggest complaint is that its ridiculously tall..
Thank you big help
Possibly the worst scroll saw ever. Table is way too rough, green plastic insert not level with table, and so on…just awful to work on. Blade tensioner a joke, do yourselves a favour and get the top saw and be forever happy.
Love the idea of using the casters on the vac itself vs putting it on cart shelf.
Thank you for video. Kitty cat says the curtains look good. The handwritten note appreciated.
It's ok doing fast forward but I had to stop watching as the camera moving around so fast was making me feel dizzy. Why the need for speed up?
That's really slick the way you made the RAS able to slide out of the way 👍👍
Such a lovely clear tutorial , best on You Tube.
Use a roller 🥳🥳🥳🥳
Lifesaver! The instructions didn’t even come close! Thank you!
Fantastic review, thank you!
You didn’t show it working. Does it work?
I love a good caulk.
**Presses stop button on phone recording app. Smiles contently that the video and project is done. Decides to go into town to grab a coffee just to find his car is nowhere to be found and the neighbor's house is now a big yellow mountain of hard foam.**
Lol. It doesn't leak though! 🤪
Hi there. I am in the middle of installing one of these right now. Wish I watched this video first. I did the flanges all wrong! I am curious this video was posted 3 years ago, how are things going? I feel like if the system is going to fail, it would be at the flanges.
Hows it holding up after 5 or so yrs? Looking to do same thing wondering if you'd still recommend this product
you can see time progress using LG ThinQ app
How much water should be sprayed into the ports prior to the PU injection? I've seen videos where they only gave it a few sprays and others where they used a squeeze bottle trying to thoroughly wet the crack. If PU needs water to react then, would the squeeze bottle method be better at ensuring water reaches the entire depth and length of the crack?
Just an outstanding video! The directions from dewalt are awful!!! Great job and thank you again!
Nice review
Thank you! My parents got this and we had no idea how to use it haha
Glad it was helpful. TBH, while the dishwasher has lots of features, we've settled into Auto mode with Night Dry turned on and run it once a day before going to bed. It can be as simple as that for them!
Thank, great job, I just bought these extra nice drapes from a person online. 25.00 for 4 panels 54X108" Really daunting even though I've been sewing for years and many quilts. I almost didn't buy these but they were such good quality compared to what I can buy in stores. They are so large I can curtain my whole house. I've done curtains before but they were not lined. So thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing this. I'll borrow the long table from my neighbor and get started. Wish me luck.....
As soon as I saw that you were working in bare feet I stopped watching! Not smart
I took my shoes off while watching in a show of solidarity.
#appreciated
Quick & informative Thank you
Helpful vid--thanks! I saw a vid where baling wire is used to tie together the fabic on top of the gravel to prevent dirt from entering in, could be worthwhile.
That spring is definitely broken its not going to be a cheap repair looks like it is missing a few screws
Great video. Lucky that you had a variety of results as you worked your way up the wall - more instructional that way.
Not good mine broke😢
You can spit on your finger and run it over the calking to smooth it. No kidding. Glass artist technique.
Did you spray water in the nozzle ports before pressing in the polyurethane?
How does it work today