I have the 119$ version from few years ago, it is ok now im a little more skilled I need to upgrade. Minus the extension this seems like the same thing
@seantellnotail2 күн бұрын
Yeah I think it has a few improved features over that model but its not a giant leap forward. I plan to do a short follow up video to this. As i have used it ive drawn some conclusions. I need to upgrade as well
@BeastCoastManThing2 күн бұрын
Liked for the information, subbed fur the Aussie.
@seantellnotail2 күн бұрын
Thanks! Hahah 🐶🐶🐶
@JS_Precision27 күн бұрын
I think the lack of riving knife alone was a reason to upgrade. That's the single most important safety feature on a table saw imo.
@seantellnotail27 күн бұрын
I agree! It has already saved my bacon a couple times
@cliffeck6104Ай бұрын
I m trying to find out if this Ryobi has an exhaust Port, I don't know the model number. It came from Home Depot.
@seantellnotailАй бұрын
It does have one, and it hooks up to a standard rigid shopvac hose. However, as with most tablesaws, the dust collection is pretty poor.
@l1t2n3Ай бұрын
Very nice 😊
@seantellnotailАй бұрын
Thanks!
@timc53912 ай бұрын
Will this support an 800 lb motorcycle?
@seantellnotail2 ай бұрын
Definatly, if you are worried i would add a 5th joist. It will also be influenced by the base you set it on, you may want to put concrete blocked under the joists to spread the load to more earth.
@ericdelgado1002 ай бұрын
Nice job I would do the same
@yontorres2 ай бұрын
awesome ,thank you!
@Johnnyjjohnboy3 ай бұрын
What's the width of those joist boards?
@seantellnotail3 ай бұрын
They are 1.5 in thick, 12 in wide
@alexvelazquez11484 ай бұрын
Perfect for millennials with 5 second attention spans😂
@seantellnotail4 ай бұрын
I am one i can say that 😂
@eliashernandez98795 ай бұрын
Nice
@seantellnotail5 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@01GoodGrief5 ай бұрын
I've been using the Aiboo led lights for a few years and really like the light they provide, both below and above my cabinets. My main complaint is that I have had to replace the power cord twice, and it is malfunctioning again. It will just come on a random times. I am already planning on replacing all of the Aiboo lights with COB led rope lights that I will hardwire to a dimmer switch.
@seantellnotail5 ай бұрын
Hmm thats good to know! Thanks! If that happens i will replace them with somthing else
@rickschiaffo6186 ай бұрын
Who's the puppy?
@seantellnotail6 ай бұрын
The brown one is shop assistant number 1 and the black one is shop assistant number 2!
@ChuckReynolds6 ай бұрын
Final outcome looks good; see you put your router up in that cabi too. My question is why these instead of LED tape? I'm considering doing some work at inlaws and assumed I'd use tape but these too are an option. Always the issue is control... I don't like those little remotes either and any in-wall option don't really fit into a normal single gang or look weird. Looking at options. Anyway, nice project, good vid. Cheers
@seantellnotail6 ай бұрын
Hey Chuck! I went with these because I prefer the individual "Beam" or "ray" of light shining down. The tape also looks nice but most high end kitchens ive been in have individual fixtures and I think the individual beams provide a nice feel. I think the strips are great if you want a nice continuous light. I think this looks great inside glass cabinets or as accent lighting around a ceiling for example. Its all down to preference I think!
@ChuckReynolds6 ай бұрын
@@seantellnotail HUH... yeah. I get that. Interesting thing to consider.
@DonaldWiseman-qf4rr6 ай бұрын
I bought the same saw about a year ago. There are features I like. The saw basically performs well but there are some big issues. I hate the miter slot and the fact that there's only one available. With the slot on the right side, you cannot use feather boards. If you mount the fence on the left side, the fence only has a 1/4" face to work with. The miter gauge is an absolute joke. It doesn't take long to wear to a point where it will no longer hold its setting. Unfortunately, nobody makes a decent miter gauge that fits that slot. I agree that the fence tends to stay pretty square but is only useful when mounted on the right side of the blade. The L-Shaped fence was a terrible idea. If I knew then, what I know now, I would not have purchased it. The Skil TS6307-00 --10" jobsite saw is a much better saw, rack & pinion fence, two miter slots, and a standard slot that can accommodate a number of precision miter gauges.....all for close to the same cost as the Ryobi. I agree with you that Ryobi has made some excellent tools for woodworking. I have a lot of Ryobi green in my shop. Unfortunately, they really missed the mark on this saw. One item about the Etsy miter bars that I like.... they have an adjustment feature that allows you to take the slop out. Kudos to the company that created them. At least they put some thought into that design.
@seantellnotail6 ай бұрын
In time im sure ill agree with you, i think im still basking in the improvements over my craftsman😂 yesterday i cut the miter slot tabs off so i could make a panel sled, so far so good👍🏻
@jeffreyjbyron6 ай бұрын
Yeah new youtuber to follow! Woo hoo!
@jeffreyjbyron4 ай бұрын
I ended up buying this saw. I was pretty torn. I like the Skil table saw with integrated legs. I hate the fact that the Ryobi only one groove and it can't be used for a sled. Some things would have been so easy to make right...still, it was $150 and I need a table saw. Thanks for the review!
@patterrick16 ай бұрын
big props for the runner/miter bar tip. Ordered me some!!
@seantellnotail6 ай бұрын
Great! me too I'm going to try them out!
@Spills516 ай бұрын
Does the Ryobi even have a rack and pinion fence? Idk....Ryobi for a tool that is really the heart of most peoples shop is hard to skimp on...imo. I mean, of course you can build pretty much anything from a product line.,..it really is about quality of life...the little things that cause frustration or lack thereof. I for sure think the saw, even ryobi can have a place....but I just couldnt use it as a day in and out type of saw. To possibly make you feel better lol....Not all but most of your complaints are just as prevalent on the pricier benchtop table saws. The Miter gauge on them all suck....the one you show is basically the exact same one that comes with the pricier Milwaukee tablesaw....the dust collection is MEH. It aluminum fence and top....just like the Ryobi. Only so much you can do with a tablesaw till you start to breach the 1k mark pricewise. You did get it at a great price though. Thanks for the vid, It was cool to see the 70's craftsman saw though.
@seantellnotail6 ай бұрын
I agree, I think you should spend as much as you can on tools so they work/last. But I think the Ryobi can be made to work and it seams like they really tried to make a usable tool. And yeah I wanted to go with the Dewalt but I just couldn't spend $600+ when I know I can get a nice cast iron top saw second hand for that money. I just don't have the space for it. It's a catch-22 lol Maybe in future I can test the ryobi against a higher end job site saw and see how it compares. Thanks for your comment!
@meredithmckissick21536 ай бұрын
Cute dog!
@yolandateat12627 ай бұрын
Hardly any instructions. No explanation regarding measurements, type wood, type of screws. Not useful.
@seantellnotail3 ай бұрын
Sorry! Measurements will very but wood type is pressure treated pine and screws are 2.5 in decking screws!
@renee20058 ай бұрын
Awesome ❤
@robsmith19759 ай бұрын
Good stuff mate!
@seantellnotail9 ай бұрын
Thank you!
@mynamesmiked9 ай бұрын
Who's a good boy!?
@MJHanegraaf10 ай бұрын
LOL - your dog helps you like mine helps me.
@redstingraycorvette10 ай бұрын
I did the same thing on my cabin in northern Michigan, and from all the water splashing off the rock under the siding, it destroyed my siding, and my paneling contractor told me I had to get the rock away from the building or I was gonna continue to do it after I repaired it
@anthonychase49456 ай бұрын
Put a gutter on. Problem solved.
@seantellnotailАй бұрын
I am going to do exactly that!
@michaelfahim587810 ай бұрын
What size is your workshop if you don't mind me asking?
@seantellnotail10 ай бұрын
Ofcourse not, its 12x20 and the walls are 8 foot.
@rc974910 ай бұрын
You say that if you had to redo this project that you would use 1/2in instead of 3/4in conduit because you barely had any room. That doesn't make sense
@seantellnotail10 ай бұрын
Yes i meant to say 1 inch! You are the first to spot that.
@janwilliams428210 ай бұрын
Our best friend will always be there.
@paulbrown837011 ай бұрын
I was always told you never install the wood directly on the dirt, a friend of mine did that when he built his shed, right on the ground, the floor rotted out a few years later and he had to rip it up again and replace it, but the same thing and he just let the floor sink in after that, he didn't care anymore.
@BaddLuccChuck10 ай бұрын
You have to use lumber rated for ground contact. More expensive but needs replacement less often, if ever. My father in law uses cheaper wood for his floor in a large shed and uses cheaper wood but has to replace every few years. If it’s a large project it can add up quick $$$!
@mwilliams234311 ай бұрын
Nice job.Thanks I’ll be building a ramp this weekend with the help of two dogs 😅👍🏾
@oc6huki11 ай бұрын
My Aussies are right in the middle of all my projects as well. 😊
@seantellnotail11 ай бұрын
I’m glad it’s not just me! I like having them there though
@larryok815611 ай бұрын
Anyone but me waiting for the dog to pass on the corner with disapproval of this shitty job. That osb ply won't last 2 years
@anthonynotarino779310 ай бұрын
Can you explain ? I am open for suggestions , I want to keep water away from my shed.... Thanks
@SJ.779 ай бұрын
@@anthonynotarino7793 what did you build it on?
@mrobvious110011 ай бұрын
I went to a repurposing store and aquired two 32in steel doors and welded them together
@Trackhoe07511 ай бұрын
Eh!!!
@daveb937011 ай бұрын
Romex is a no go running it underground. It is not for wet environments.
@seantellnotail11 ай бұрын
That’s why I ran it in water, tight PVC conduit. It will not be in contact with any moisture.
@daveb937011 ай бұрын
@@seantellnotail Not trying to be a jerk, but it is not meant to be ran underground. If water were to enter your conduit it is not rated for wet applications. A good 14 gauge THHN stranded or similar would work for a 15A circuit, 12 gauge for 20A, and 10 gauge for a 30A circuit would be best. Romeo is perfectly acceptable for the wiring inside the shed. I am getting a 24x24 garage delivered and I am going to run 2 circuits also, and I will use 600 volt rated THHN stranded wire for my feed up to a junction box in the garage, then use Romex inside the garage. One other tip, if you plan on installing a GFCI in your junction box, I would wire the line side of the receptacle to the shed. If you wire it from the load side, if the receptacle trips (and they do with time), you will lose power to your shed. I’ve had more than a few crap out from nuisance trips to where they can’t be reset and need replacement. Peace.
@seantellnotail11 ай бұрын
@@daveb9370 good to know! I had no idea. I will probably replace the section that runs underground in that case. Thank you for the info
@daveb937011 ай бұрын
@@seantellnotail You are very welcome. Sorry if I was vague on my first comment. Didn’t want to come off as an ass. Just trying to help if I can. Don’t want to see you have troubles down the road or someone get shocked. Have a great day!
@gregorydiehl373711 ай бұрын
Where was the dog,did I miss something
@gordselectronicshobby385311 ай бұрын
Never would have done it that way.
@baddad578111 ай бұрын
Very nice could you build mine? Ha Ha Seriously though nice job and good video
@seantellnotail11 ай бұрын
Haha sure! Thank you!
@philipchurch703611 ай бұрын
You should have put it on gravel.
@aadams50111 ай бұрын
How much was the materials? $$
@seantellnotail11 ай бұрын
I had lot of them so not exactly sure but i just did a rough check online and probably about $60 today
@danr888811 ай бұрын
Nice Job but where I live, pressure treated 2x are not meant for ground contact. You would need to go to 4x or greater. 2x will rot, it's happened to me
@nathanr.8556 Жыл бұрын
I had to stop watching this due to multiple NEC violations
@seantellnotail11 ай бұрын
Well like i said, not an electrician!
@fdort3971 Жыл бұрын
No complaints about the shirtless... Can you please explain why the customer wanted corrugated metal? Was it just bcuz she liked the look or something to do with heating?
@seantellnotail Жыл бұрын
Yep, she saw the black metal panels on another planter and wanted it replicated.
@fdort3971 Жыл бұрын
Bahaha...she's just explaining how to pop a squat...love how you just work around them. So tell me...when you carried the frame outside...did you feel boxed in? Lol...couldn't resist. Thanks for the lesson
@fdort3971 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the lesson and the giggles...pretty puppy was just supervising your digging skills...lol
@seantellnotail Жыл бұрын
Thank you! And yes he loves to supervise:)
@johnfroude4507 Жыл бұрын
Gonna make a video get the dog out of the way for God sakes!
@seantellnotail Жыл бұрын
I do my best but he insists on inspecting my work lol
@beeshwax Жыл бұрын
Nice looking planter! Always neat seeing how different everyone makes theirs
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great job!!!
I have the 119$ version from few years ago, it is ok now im a little more skilled I need to upgrade. Minus the extension this seems like the same thing
Yeah I think it has a few improved features over that model but its not a giant leap forward. I plan to do a short follow up video to this. As i have used it ive drawn some conclusions. I need to upgrade as well
Liked for the information, subbed fur the Aussie.
Thanks! Hahah 🐶🐶🐶
I think the lack of riving knife alone was a reason to upgrade. That's the single most important safety feature on a table saw imo.
I agree! It has already saved my bacon a couple times
I m trying to find out if this Ryobi has an exhaust Port, I don't know the model number. It came from Home Depot.
It does have one, and it hooks up to a standard rigid shopvac hose. However, as with most tablesaws, the dust collection is pretty poor.
Very nice 😊
Thanks!
Will this support an 800 lb motorcycle?
Definatly, if you are worried i would add a 5th joist. It will also be influenced by the base you set it on, you may want to put concrete blocked under the joists to spread the load to more earth.
Nice job I would do the same
awesome ,thank you!
What's the width of those joist boards?
They are 1.5 in thick, 12 in wide
Perfect for millennials with 5 second attention spans😂
I am one i can say that 😂
Nice
Thanks!
I've been using the Aiboo led lights for a few years and really like the light they provide, both below and above my cabinets. My main complaint is that I have had to replace the power cord twice, and it is malfunctioning again. It will just come on a random times. I am already planning on replacing all of the Aiboo lights with COB led rope lights that I will hardwire to a dimmer switch.
Hmm thats good to know! Thanks! If that happens i will replace them with somthing else
Who's the puppy?
The brown one is shop assistant number 1 and the black one is shop assistant number 2!
Final outcome looks good; see you put your router up in that cabi too. My question is why these instead of LED tape? I'm considering doing some work at inlaws and assumed I'd use tape but these too are an option. Always the issue is control... I don't like those little remotes either and any in-wall option don't really fit into a normal single gang or look weird. Looking at options. Anyway, nice project, good vid. Cheers
Hey Chuck! I went with these because I prefer the individual "Beam" or "ray" of light shining down. The tape also looks nice but most high end kitchens ive been in have individual fixtures and I think the individual beams provide a nice feel. I think the strips are great if you want a nice continuous light. I think this looks great inside glass cabinets or as accent lighting around a ceiling for example. Its all down to preference I think!
@@seantellnotail HUH... yeah. I get that. Interesting thing to consider.
I bought the same saw about a year ago. There are features I like. The saw basically performs well but there are some big issues. I hate the miter slot and the fact that there's only one available. With the slot on the right side, you cannot use feather boards. If you mount the fence on the left side, the fence only has a 1/4" face to work with. The miter gauge is an absolute joke. It doesn't take long to wear to a point where it will no longer hold its setting. Unfortunately, nobody makes a decent miter gauge that fits that slot. I agree that the fence tends to stay pretty square but is only useful when mounted on the right side of the blade. The L-Shaped fence was a terrible idea. If I knew then, what I know now, I would not have purchased it. The Skil TS6307-00 --10" jobsite saw is a much better saw, rack & pinion fence, two miter slots, and a standard slot that can accommodate a number of precision miter gauges.....all for close to the same cost as the Ryobi. I agree with you that Ryobi has made some excellent tools for woodworking. I have a lot of Ryobi green in my shop. Unfortunately, they really missed the mark on this saw. One item about the Etsy miter bars that I like.... they have an adjustment feature that allows you to take the slop out. Kudos to the company that created them. At least they put some thought into that design.
In time im sure ill agree with you, i think im still basking in the improvements over my craftsman😂 yesterday i cut the miter slot tabs off so i could make a panel sled, so far so good👍🏻
Yeah new youtuber to follow! Woo hoo!
I ended up buying this saw. I was pretty torn. I like the Skil table saw with integrated legs. I hate the fact that the Ryobi only one groove and it can't be used for a sled. Some things would have been so easy to make right...still, it was $150 and I need a table saw. Thanks for the review!
big props for the runner/miter bar tip. Ordered me some!!
Great! me too I'm going to try them out!
Does the Ryobi even have a rack and pinion fence? Idk....Ryobi for a tool that is really the heart of most peoples shop is hard to skimp on...imo. I mean, of course you can build pretty much anything from a product line.,..it really is about quality of life...the little things that cause frustration or lack thereof. I for sure think the saw, even ryobi can have a place....but I just couldnt use it as a day in and out type of saw. To possibly make you feel better lol....Not all but most of your complaints are just as prevalent on the pricier benchtop table saws. The Miter gauge on them all suck....the one you show is basically the exact same one that comes with the pricier Milwaukee tablesaw....the dust collection is MEH. It aluminum fence and top....just like the Ryobi. Only so much you can do with a tablesaw till you start to breach the 1k mark pricewise. You did get it at a great price though. Thanks for the vid, It was cool to see the 70's craftsman saw though.
I agree, I think you should spend as much as you can on tools so they work/last. But I think the Ryobi can be made to work and it seams like they really tried to make a usable tool. And yeah I wanted to go with the Dewalt but I just couldn't spend $600+ when I know I can get a nice cast iron top saw second hand for that money. I just don't have the space for it. It's a catch-22 lol Maybe in future I can test the ryobi against a higher end job site saw and see how it compares. Thanks for your comment!
Cute dog!
Hardly any instructions. No explanation regarding measurements, type wood, type of screws. Not useful.
Sorry! Measurements will very but wood type is pressure treated pine and screws are 2.5 in decking screws!
Awesome ❤
Good stuff mate!
Thank you!
Who's a good boy!?
LOL - your dog helps you like mine helps me.
I did the same thing on my cabin in northern Michigan, and from all the water splashing off the rock under the siding, it destroyed my siding, and my paneling contractor told me I had to get the rock away from the building or I was gonna continue to do it after I repaired it
Put a gutter on. Problem solved.
I am going to do exactly that!
What size is your workshop if you don't mind me asking?
Ofcourse not, its 12x20 and the walls are 8 foot.
You say that if you had to redo this project that you would use 1/2in instead of 3/4in conduit because you barely had any room. That doesn't make sense
Yes i meant to say 1 inch! You are the first to spot that.
Our best friend will always be there.
I was always told you never install the wood directly on the dirt, a friend of mine did that when he built his shed, right on the ground, the floor rotted out a few years later and he had to rip it up again and replace it, but the same thing and he just let the floor sink in after that, he didn't care anymore.
You have to use lumber rated for ground contact. More expensive but needs replacement less often, if ever. My father in law uses cheaper wood for his floor in a large shed and uses cheaper wood but has to replace every few years. If it’s a large project it can add up quick $$$!
Nice job.Thanks I’ll be building a ramp this weekend with the help of two dogs 😅👍🏾
My Aussies are right in the middle of all my projects as well. 😊
I’m glad it’s not just me! I like having them there though
Anyone but me waiting for the dog to pass on the corner with disapproval of this shitty job. That osb ply won't last 2 years
Can you explain ? I am open for suggestions , I want to keep water away from my shed.... Thanks
@@anthonynotarino7793 what did you build it on?
I went to a repurposing store and aquired two 32in steel doors and welded them together
Eh!!!
Romex is a no go running it underground. It is not for wet environments.
That’s why I ran it in water, tight PVC conduit. It will not be in contact with any moisture.
@@seantellnotail Not trying to be a jerk, but it is not meant to be ran underground. If water were to enter your conduit it is not rated for wet applications. A good 14 gauge THHN stranded or similar would work for a 15A circuit, 12 gauge for 20A, and 10 gauge for a 30A circuit would be best. Romeo is perfectly acceptable for the wiring inside the shed. I am getting a 24x24 garage delivered and I am going to run 2 circuits also, and I will use 600 volt rated THHN stranded wire for my feed up to a junction box in the garage, then use Romex inside the garage. One other tip, if you plan on installing a GFCI in your junction box, I would wire the line side of the receptacle to the shed. If you wire it from the load side, if the receptacle trips (and they do with time), you will lose power to your shed. I’ve had more than a few crap out from nuisance trips to where they can’t be reset and need replacement. Peace.
@@daveb9370 good to know! I had no idea. I will probably replace the section that runs underground in that case. Thank you for the info
@@seantellnotail You are very welcome. Sorry if I was vague on my first comment. Didn’t want to come off as an ass. Just trying to help if I can. Don’t want to see you have troubles down the road or someone get shocked. Have a great day!
Where was the dog,did I miss something
Never would have done it that way.
Very nice could you build mine? Ha Ha Seriously though nice job and good video
Haha sure! Thank you!
You should have put it on gravel.
How much was the materials? $$
I had lot of them so not exactly sure but i just did a rough check online and probably about $60 today
Nice Job but where I live, pressure treated 2x are not meant for ground contact. You would need to go to 4x or greater. 2x will rot, it's happened to me
I had to stop watching this due to multiple NEC violations
Well like i said, not an electrician!
No complaints about the shirtless... Can you please explain why the customer wanted corrugated metal? Was it just bcuz she liked the look or something to do with heating?
Yep, she saw the black metal panels on another planter and wanted it replicated.
Bahaha...she's just explaining how to pop a squat...love how you just work around them. So tell me...when you carried the frame outside...did you feel boxed in? Lol...couldn't resist. Thanks for the lesson
Thanks for the lesson and the giggles...pretty puppy was just supervising your digging skills...lol
Thank you! And yes he loves to supervise:)
Gonna make a video get the dog out of the way for God sakes!
I do my best but he insists on inspecting my work lol
Nice looking planter! Always neat seeing how different everyone makes theirs
Thank you!
Did you make that for someone or yourself?
For a friend!
Love your helper! Beautiful!!!
Haha thank you!