I got mine for years! I love it, but I find it kind of slow sometimes. Also I have a 24v 7 1/4 sliding dual bevel Kobalt and it is awesome! The cut capacity is much longer than the Dewalt. But the saw is a little bit bigger. Do you also find that your miter saw loses a little power with some cuts?
@kinfolk_carpentry6 күн бұрын
I thinks some of the power loss might depend on what battery your using I do find in some materials it may be underpowered a bit but i think having a flex volt battery in it helps
@sblspawn30045 күн бұрын
@@kinfolk_carpentry Not really! I use mine with an 8ah battery and the result is the same. 😟
@johnumbach706412 күн бұрын
All trim guys have “their way”. I like this method. Thanks for sharing!!
@diegomoreno744013 күн бұрын
Does anyone has use this for melamine? Laminated MDF?
@kinfolk_carpentry6 күн бұрын
I don’t think I would use this for melamine it would certainly cut it but I think you would get some tear out I would probably use a track saw for that
@503mcbee15 күн бұрын
I always use a 15 gauge nailer to tie the header back to the framing to then fit my miters. Takes longer, better product.
@jaeseopark72917 күн бұрын
good insights. thanks for sharing.
@rickculpepper70917 күн бұрын
Nice little work horse.
@luhmeek911018 күн бұрын
Ts took to damn long my boss set a door in five mins
@kinfolk_carpentry17 күн бұрын
Faster isn’t always better my friend
@jacobaguilar423318 күн бұрын
How do you go about quoting jobs? I know trim, base etc you can charge by the foot. But let’s say you’re taking out old doors and installing new ones and it’ll take you all day. Are you just charging what your days worth? I’m trying to start doing side jobs but I just need to be better with giving clients quotes.
@kinfolk_carpentry17 күн бұрын
Yes exactly I have a day rate and a half day rate . So even if it’s a 2 hour job it’s a half day . So i bid a job by breaking down how many days I think it will take me add in some profit for your business and mark up on materials and that’s how it’s done
@dmariewalker688018 күн бұрын
I just bought this saw at Home Depot, it didn’t come with the T bar, I bought 2 blades at the same time, a framing blade & a fine finish blade. The blade with the saw was a 24T. I only wanted to cut up some old pickets & my saw saw was getting too heavy. This will come in handy for smaller wood cutting.
@camillerivera584420 күн бұрын
Love the garden only tool hack
@kinfolk_carpentry20 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@milodiehl95420 күн бұрын
…they take time and damage very useful tools?
@kinfolk_carpentry20 күн бұрын
it probably does take more time but it certainly won’t damage anything
@KevinHovenkamp-le9hb20 күн бұрын
No just no
@kinfolk_carpentry20 күн бұрын
More of a joke man ! Although I don’t own a chainsaw so gotta do what yah gotta do
@user-el1sb8yo2r24 күн бұрын
Awesome way to use up some scraps and stay efficient!
@user-el1sb8yo2r24 күн бұрын
More office quotes in the future please!
@Fishhawk35726 күн бұрын
Does the depth plate move on your saw? I just bought this saw and my plate seems to move around a little when locked down.
@kinfolk_carpentry25 күн бұрын
Mine seems to lock in tight you could try tightening the nut that holds that lever in place
@Fishhawk35724 күн бұрын
It’s not the lever, it’s the attachment that connects the plate to the depth guide. Seems as thought there is only one rivet holding it to the plate. I’m going to look a little closer and make sure there isn’t a weld missing or something,
@scoob419Ай бұрын
Butter knife works great.
@-VORАй бұрын
Lol dude, just use a blade from your utility knife.
@rickculpepper709Ай бұрын
Man that’s a good video.Like the way you are working but also talking the trade in general.Thought you might talk about pricing jobs.✌️
@kinfolk_carpentryАй бұрын
Thanks man . I’ll have to do more in this format . I’m always a bit nervous to talk about pricing I always say to people who ask add up all your expenses in life say you need 3000 a month to live add 30% for taxes and then 30% in profit for your business then divide that by 160(the hours you work a month)and that should be your hourly rate. And when your biding jobs mark up material and subs 10-15%
@HichamhasanАй бұрын
Indeed, to be a successful subcontractor is to be a trustworthy person, to honor contracts and agreements and to keep decent all the time and with everybody. With this mentality I'm sure that your order book will stay full. I cannot but agree with every word, wish you the best, By the way : Here in France wearing a seat-belt before driving is a second nature to us, isn't it obligatory in the US?
@kinfolk_carpentryАй бұрын
Thanks for the comment ! Yes it’s required I just have a bad habit of not buckling up!
@zephyr1408Ай бұрын
Great advice! When I became a Christian man then I seen just how big of a turn-off was acting like a teenager with no control over his tongue! I wanted my creator to be pleased with my behavior? Like staring at your customers wife? Make crass comments about them or their children? Acting like a pro because it took hard work to become one ? Even when ( and a few times it has happened) the customer looses it ? I don’t ! I subbed a job yr and a half ago and I watched the GC argue in front of all the trades with the customer? She was a doctor as was her husband they knew mathematics and were quick? So she quickly pointed out the contractual agreements , schedule of payments , reasons for with holding a draw ? I say all that to say this ? Work with ppl not against them? All that lady wanted was a progress meeting on a Saturday for an hour and he dug in ( the GC) stating it was family time ? ( I wanted to scream “ hey moron your not having any family time if your broke”! ). Bottom line he was JW and it was against the church to work weekends where he was ? Silly ! Either you are a tradesman or you’re an hourly employee with scheduled days off ! U certainly are not both! Great video !
@kinfolk_carpentryАй бұрын
Yes as a Christians we are called to a higher standard and I think that should show in our business and the way we conduct ourselves . Thanks for the comment I always appreciate it !
@craniumrex4614Ай бұрын
Nice overview, thanks for taking the time to post it. I’m considering this saw - most of my work will be outdoor using pressure treated (at least for now). Older woman with weak arms, lol. I have a circular saw but wondered if this investment would help me make consistent, repeatable cuts on 2x4 and 1x6 to save time. My circular saw is older and quite heavy to use all day. Comparing against a 10” brushless motor 18v Ryobi (I’m not a contractor so don’t need super duty). Seems like the smaller blade Dewalt will do all I need.
@kinfolk_carpentryАй бұрын
It would definitely help make repeatable cuts and is nice because it’s small and light . I’m personally not a big fan of ryobi but they are cost effective and do the job they just don’t stand up to the abuse a full time contractor puts them through
@neilewen338Ай бұрын
u
@rickculpepper709Ай бұрын
Man been trying to do the same thing.Thanks for the advice
@kinfolk_carpentryАй бұрын
No problem !
@tubesockets120vАй бұрын
Is it ok to sometimes have exposed nails at the corner? Only one of my windows 🪟 out of 20 has two exposed nails at the corner. Not sure why nails were needed when they would be visible.
@kinfolk_carpentryАй бұрын
Yah it fine to have exposed nails they are aluminum nails so they won’t rust . in my case the nails will have caulking over them so technically they won’t be exposed. I’m sure someone who does window capping every day has a more efficient way of capping and hiding there nails for me this is just the way I was taught .
@karyl372Ай бұрын
Thanks for posting!
@jasonknight1469Ай бұрын
I hope you're on a costomers job building this's. It's the only way to make real money these days. I'm just kidding 😂. Good ol ingenuity. Keeping us inspired to do stuff. Thanks
@kinfolk_carpentryАй бұрын
lol no unfortunately I was building it on my own time ha.
@attheworktableАй бұрын
i like the idea of having your tools located in one place while you are working on site. I used to have that same stand but I ended up getting the folding style with wheels as I am quite a bit older than you and carry tools everyday wears me out. That being said, one other commenter said something about folding it. that got me to thinking - you could use piano hinges. Make it a trifold. leave the back rail out of the equation or be able to slide the back rail in to keep it from swaying.
@kinfolk_carpentryАй бұрын
I definitely have to look into doing something like that when I build the next one thanks for the comment !
@jamescostello2644Ай бұрын
Great job. needs to fold up. to much realestate. love the concept.
@kinfolk_carpentryАй бұрын
Thanks man that’s a good idea . To be honest this was definitely a 1st iteration I’m sure I will rip it apart and change stuff after a bit . I agree I think it will get annoyingly big after I move it to a few jobs .
@demontekdigital1704Ай бұрын
Man, that's really cool! Necessity is the mother of invention. One minor suggestion I have would be to drill some holes on the sides so that you can make a removable shelf for the top. This would allow you to place boards to be cut by the miter saw to sit on a flat surface, and remove the risk of it tilting, or more likely bowing, in the void between the sides. You could use those shelf pins because they're small enough to not be an obstruction. If you don't need that top shelf you can always remove it, but it gives you another option.
@kinfolk_carpentryАй бұрын
Yah man good suggestion. This for me was definitely a 1st iteration I’m sure there will definitely be some fine tuning and additions
@brettyoung8328Ай бұрын
Good idea.
@kinfolk_carpentryАй бұрын
I thought so ! Thanks man
@E.CarrilloАй бұрын
I literally did this yesterday except I used a table saw without a fence. It worked great!
@kinfolk_carpentryАй бұрын
Yah man I e certainly done that aswell
@iroscomanАй бұрын
Good review. Thanks. I bought a brushless one the other day. I needed a miter saw that would fit under my tonneau cover and was light.
@kinfolk_carpentryАй бұрын
I didn’t know they had a brushless version I’ll have to check that out
@achitt22602 ай бұрын
Is it good for cutting 2x4?
@kinfolk_carpentry2 ай бұрын
Yah it can cut 2x4s but that is the max depth it will cut
@JJ-dg1dk2 ай бұрын
Badass 👍
@kinfolk_carpentry2 ай бұрын
Thanks man!
@carteranthony7772 ай бұрын
With the wear you have, they tend to have a good warranty on their belts, and they will fix stuff like that.
@kinfolk_carpentry2 ай бұрын
I’ll have to reach out to them thanks for the tip!
@CheckCustoms3 ай бұрын
I think you haven’t seen all these DIY videos on how to copy the pattern of the curves😅
@kinfolk_carpentry3 ай бұрын
I have a set of scribes but I couldn’t find them lol
@ifmyusernameisthatsh3 ай бұрын
Very cool you have a great talent. But I'm a viewer and I'm selfish. What are you doing at the start that I'm not understanding? Teach me to think like you. Hope this helps :) still giving you a like
@kinfolk_carpentry3 ай бұрын
I'm trying to draw copy the profile of the molding in butting into so the fit together nicely
@markanderson69633 ай бұрын
Free style...old school..must be over 40..kids todY think they have to have a tool to do that!
@kinfolk_carpentry3 ай бұрын
I'm 33 but i take that as a complement I learned from alot of good old timers !
@steelbrad3 ай бұрын
I'm a fine finish carpenter in the pacific heights neighborhood of San Francisco. Nailing off the top of the casement and letting the glue set your miter before setting the rest of the casement is 100% spot on advice. Good job
@kinfolk_carpentry3 ай бұрын
Thanks man !
@hossammohamed579414 күн бұрын
I do like it as well if you are in a hurry. What I do instead is mark my reveal intersection and the outside of my trim intersection and draw a line between them then measure the angel and I can nail it in immediately without having to wait and it won’t come off from pressure after a while because it’s sitting naturally
@brianf96193 ай бұрын
I bought this Saw a few years ago when it first came out and Ive used it practically everyday since and it's still going strong , Ive dropped it off ladders and even down a set of stairs and no problems, its an Awesome Saw and I would Highly recommend it , you can't beat it especially for the Price .... 👍🖖
@kinfolk_carpentry3 ай бұрын
Yah it really is kinda a hidden gem of a tool!
@caramelypoops3 ай бұрын
Bosch make some very narrow blades that turn better than the blade you're using. I would give them a try, perfect form coping.
@kinfolk_carpentry3 ай бұрын
Thanks for the tip I’ll check them out !
@caramelypoops3 ай бұрын
It's Bosch T119BO @@kinfolk_carpentry
@darrenroche92253 ай бұрын
Have it love it for scribing
@commentsonthetube143 ай бұрын
Wish they'd put a helical head on these. I know it would be pricey, but it works so much better in my thickness planer than the old 3-blade head.
@kinfolk_carpentry3 ай бұрын
Yah that would be awesome . If you get nick in your blade just rotate the one blade and carry on
@commentsonthetube143 ай бұрын
Findbuytool might do it actually. Apparently they do custom cutterheads. They do a drop in for some makita hand planers already. I have one of their heads in my thickness planer and it's a solid piece of equipment
@dcl973 ай бұрын
I've been coping with the Bosch 12v for 8 years. I'm shocked it took Milwaukee this long to copy it.
@kinfolk_carpentry3 ай бұрын
Yah they had the market a while ago for the 12 v platform and Milwaukee copied the drill with the different attachments, the small planer , and now the jigsaw
@wayward-saint3 ай бұрын
For some reason Bosch stopped updating their 12v range. Would love to see them get back to it, Milwaukee m12 is killing it.
@maxryan20233 ай бұрын
another pointless review that show everything but the product in action, crazy
@stevenfoust37823 ай бұрын
This would be good for cutting siding products especially where long angles are required
@kinfolk_carpentry3 ай бұрын
Forsure it would be great for that !
@mchilly3 ай бұрын
Great review! I just bought one of these a little while ago and same thing it has seen way more action than my full-size Makita. I mainly use it for scribing cabinet fillers but since it’s so easy to use, I end up grabbing it a lot more for other things, too.
@kinfolk_carpentry3 ай бұрын
Yah totally 👍 it’s a go to tool for me now
@NonaNona-zh4mt3 ай бұрын
I honestly never try to use a planner because i almost always use a belt sander. So my question to you, which is better?
@rickyperkins2323 ай бұрын
I am with you. I am not a planer guy. I use a belt sander
@kinfolk_carpentry3 ай бұрын
I would have used a belt sander over a regular power planer but this is so small and compact and u can take 1/64th off it makes it really easy to scribe to a line . My brother had a really small porter cable that fit in one hand and that thing was great someone needs to make a cordless version of that !
@BigBaller.693 ай бұрын
Can you do a video of your truck? Love the content, keep it up!
@kinfolk_carpentry3 ай бұрын
Yah forsure ! It’s been on my list for video ideas
@zephyr14083 ай бұрын
You’re so far ahead of the game! Meaning you buy a house and hv the skills to do most of your own work ; good for you! I live alone and had my parents with me for about 18 months and they are just moving into their place. Then between job ( I hv two pretty big finish and built ins jobs I am all into now ) however, I hv a 2400 sq ft custom I own that I raised my family in (5 kids with a story) and it’s too much for just one guy! So you like I need to strip carpet, do base, stairs treads & risers, closets & cabinets refresh ! Then I sale! Bathrooms need to be remodeled however they work great so new owners can hv that project! Hey I so enjoy these 10-20 min formats they really are nice! Keep it up and I just really hope God blesses you with a great , successful YT Channel!
@kinfolk_carpentry3 ай бұрын
Thanks man I appreciate all your comments and encouragement. i do feel very blessed that i grew up in a family business that taught me how to work with my hands and gave me the confidence to tackle projects on my own . My videos don’t show my hole house I’m right with you brother have a lot of my house that is untouched and needs work !
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Definitely stealing this!
Yah buddy !
I got mine for years! I love it, but I find it kind of slow sometimes. Also I have a 24v 7 1/4 sliding dual bevel Kobalt and it is awesome! The cut capacity is much longer than the Dewalt. But the saw is a little bit bigger. Do you also find that your miter saw loses a little power with some cuts?
I thinks some of the power loss might depend on what battery your using I do find in some materials it may be underpowered a bit but i think having a flex volt battery in it helps
@@kinfolk_carpentry Not really! I use mine with an 8ah battery and the result is the same. 😟
All trim guys have “their way”. I like this method. Thanks for sharing!!
Does anyone has use this for melamine? Laminated MDF?
I don’t think I would use this for melamine it would certainly cut it but I think you would get some tear out I would probably use a track saw for that
I always use a 15 gauge nailer to tie the header back to the framing to then fit my miters. Takes longer, better product.
good insights. thanks for sharing.
Nice little work horse.
Ts took to damn long my boss set a door in five mins
Faster isn’t always better my friend
How do you go about quoting jobs? I know trim, base etc you can charge by the foot. But let’s say you’re taking out old doors and installing new ones and it’ll take you all day. Are you just charging what your days worth? I’m trying to start doing side jobs but I just need to be better with giving clients quotes.
Yes exactly I have a day rate and a half day rate . So even if it’s a 2 hour job it’s a half day . So i bid a job by breaking down how many days I think it will take me add in some profit for your business and mark up on materials and that’s how it’s done
I just bought this saw at Home Depot, it didn’t come with the T bar, I bought 2 blades at the same time, a framing blade & a fine finish blade. The blade with the saw was a 24T. I only wanted to cut up some old pickets & my saw saw was getting too heavy. This will come in handy for smaller wood cutting.
Love the garden only tool hack
Thanks!
…they take time and damage very useful tools?
it probably does take more time but it certainly won’t damage anything
No just no
More of a joke man ! Although I don’t own a chainsaw so gotta do what yah gotta do
Awesome way to use up some scraps and stay efficient!
More office quotes in the future please!
Does the depth plate move on your saw? I just bought this saw and my plate seems to move around a little when locked down.
Mine seems to lock in tight you could try tightening the nut that holds that lever in place
It’s not the lever, it’s the attachment that connects the plate to the depth guide. Seems as thought there is only one rivet holding it to the plate. I’m going to look a little closer and make sure there isn’t a weld missing or something,
Butter knife works great.
Lol dude, just use a blade from your utility knife.
Man that’s a good video.Like the way you are working but also talking the trade in general.Thought you might talk about pricing jobs.✌️
Thanks man . I’ll have to do more in this format . I’m always a bit nervous to talk about pricing I always say to people who ask add up all your expenses in life say you need 3000 a month to live add 30% for taxes and then 30% in profit for your business then divide that by 160(the hours you work a month)and that should be your hourly rate. And when your biding jobs mark up material and subs 10-15%
Indeed, to be a successful subcontractor is to be a trustworthy person, to honor contracts and agreements and to keep decent all the time and with everybody. With this mentality I'm sure that your order book will stay full. I cannot but agree with every word, wish you the best, By the way : Here in France wearing a seat-belt before driving is a second nature to us, isn't it obligatory in the US?
Thanks for the comment ! Yes it’s required I just have a bad habit of not buckling up!
Great advice! When I became a Christian man then I seen just how big of a turn-off was acting like a teenager with no control over his tongue! I wanted my creator to be pleased with my behavior? Like staring at your customers wife? Make crass comments about them or their children? Acting like a pro because it took hard work to become one ? Even when ( and a few times it has happened) the customer looses it ? I don’t ! I subbed a job yr and a half ago and I watched the GC argue in front of all the trades with the customer? She was a doctor as was her husband they knew mathematics and were quick? So she quickly pointed out the contractual agreements , schedule of payments , reasons for with holding a draw ? I say all that to say this ? Work with ppl not against them? All that lady wanted was a progress meeting on a Saturday for an hour and he dug in ( the GC) stating it was family time ? ( I wanted to scream “ hey moron your not having any family time if your broke”! ). Bottom line he was JW and it was against the church to work weekends where he was ? Silly ! Either you are a tradesman or you’re an hourly employee with scheduled days off ! U certainly are not both! Great video !
Yes as a Christians we are called to a higher standard and I think that should show in our business and the way we conduct ourselves . Thanks for the comment I always appreciate it !
Nice overview, thanks for taking the time to post it. I’m considering this saw - most of my work will be outdoor using pressure treated (at least for now). Older woman with weak arms, lol. I have a circular saw but wondered if this investment would help me make consistent, repeatable cuts on 2x4 and 1x6 to save time. My circular saw is older and quite heavy to use all day. Comparing against a 10” brushless motor 18v Ryobi (I’m not a contractor so don’t need super duty). Seems like the smaller blade Dewalt will do all I need.
It would definitely help make repeatable cuts and is nice because it’s small and light . I’m personally not a big fan of ryobi but they are cost effective and do the job they just don’t stand up to the abuse a full time contractor puts them through
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Man been trying to do the same thing.Thanks for the advice
No problem !
Is it ok to sometimes have exposed nails at the corner? Only one of my windows 🪟 out of 20 has two exposed nails at the corner. Not sure why nails were needed when they would be visible.
Yah it fine to have exposed nails they are aluminum nails so they won’t rust . in my case the nails will have caulking over them so technically they won’t be exposed. I’m sure someone who does window capping every day has a more efficient way of capping and hiding there nails for me this is just the way I was taught .
Thanks for posting!
I hope you're on a costomers job building this's. It's the only way to make real money these days. I'm just kidding 😂. Good ol ingenuity. Keeping us inspired to do stuff. Thanks
lol no unfortunately I was building it on my own time ha.
i like the idea of having your tools located in one place while you are working on site. I used to have that same stand but I ended up getting the folding style with wheels as I am quite a bit older than you and carry tools everyday wears me out. That being said, one other commenter said something about folding it. that got me to thinking - you could use piano hinges. Make it a trifold. leave the back rail out of the equation or be able to slide the back rail in to keep it from swaying.
I definitely have to look into doing something like that when I build the next one thanks for the comment !
Great job. needs to fold up. to much realestate. love the concept.
Thanks man that’s a good idea . To be honest this was definitely a 1st iteration I’m sure I will rip it apart and change stuff after a bit . I agree I think it will get annoyingly big after I move it to a few jobs .
Man, that's really cool! Necessity is the mother of invention. One minor suggestion I have would be to drill some holes on the sides so that you can make a removable shelf for the top. This would allow you to place boards to be cut by the miter saw to sit on a flat surface, and remove the risk of it tilting, or more likely bowing, in the void between the sides. You could use those shelf pins because they're small enough to not be an obstruction. If you don't need that top shelf you can always remove it, but it gives you another option.
Yah man good suggestion. This for me was definitely a 1st iteration I’m sure there will definitely be some fine tuning and additions
Good idea.
I thought so ! Thanks man
I literally did this yesterday except I used a table saw without a fence. It worked great!
Yah man I e certainly done that aswell
Good review. Thanks. I bought a brushless one the other day. I needed a miter saw that would fit under my tonneau cover and was light.
I didn’t know they had a brushless version I’ll have to check that out
Is it good for cutting 2x4?
Yah it can cut 2x4s but that is the max depth it will cut
Badass 👍
Thanks man!
With the wear you have, they tend to have a good warranty on their belts, and they will fix stuff like that.
I’ll have to reach out to them thanks for the tip!
I think you haven’t seen all these DIY videos on how to copy the pattern of the curves😅
I have a set of scribes but I couldn’t find them lol
Very cool you have a great talent. But I'm a viewer and I'm selfish. What are you doing at the start that I'm not understanding? Teach me to think like you. Hope this helps :) still giving you a like
I'm trying to draw copy the profile of the molding in butting into so the fit together nicely
Free style...old school..must be over 40..kids todY think they have to have a tool to do that!
I'm 33 but i take that as a complement I learned from alot of good old timers !
I'm a fine finish carpenter in the pacific heights neighborhood of San Francisco. Nailing off the top of the casement and letting the glue set your miter before setting the rest of the casement is 100% spot on advice. Good job
Thanks man !
I do like it as well if you are in a hurry. What I do instead is mark my reveal intersection and the outside of my trim intersection and draw a line between them then measure the angel and I can nail it in immediately without having to wait and it won’t come off from pressure after a while because it’s sitting naturally
I bought this Saw a few years ago when it first came out and Ive used it practically everyday since and it's still going strong , Ive dropped it off ladders and even down a set of stairs and no problems, its an Awesome Saw and I would Highly recommend it , you can't beat it especially for the Price .... 👍🖖
Yah it really is kinda a hidden gem of a tool!
Bosch make some very narrow blades that turn better than the blade you're using. I would give them a try, perfect form coping.
Thanks for the tip I’ll check them out !
It's Bosch T119BO @@kinfolk_carpentry
Have it love it for scribing
Wish they'd put a helical head on these. I know it would be pricey, but it works so much better in my thickness planer than the old 3-blade head.
Yah that would be awesome . If you get nick in your blade just rotate the one blade and carry on
Findbuytool might do it actually. Apparently they do custom cutterheads. They do a drop in for some makita hand planers already. I have one of their heads in my thickness planer and it's a solid piece of equipment
I've been coping with the Bosch 12v for 8 years. I'm shocked it took Milwaukee this long to copy it.
Yah they had the market a while ago for the 12 v platform and Milwaukee copied the drill with the different attachments, the small planer , and now the jigsaw
For some reason Bosch stopped updating their 12v range. Would love to see them get back to it, Milwaukee m12 is killing it.
another pointless review that show everything but the product in action, crazy
This would be good for cutting siding products especially where long angles are required
Forsure it would be great for that !
Great review! I just bought one of these a little while ago and same thing it has seen way more action than my full-size Makita. I mainly use it for scribing cabinet fillers but since it’s so easy to use, I end up grabbing it a lot more for other things, too.
Yah totally 👍 it’s a go to tool for me now
I honestly never try to use a planner because i almost always use a belt sander. So my question to you, which is better?
I am with you. I am not a planer guy. I use a belt sander
I would have used a belt sander over a regular power planer but this is so small and compact and u can take 1/64th off it makes it really easy to scribe to a line . My brother had a really small porter cable that fit in one hand and that thing was great someone needs to make a cordless version of that !
Can you do a video of your truck? Love the content, keep it up!
Yah forsure ! It’s been on my list for video ideas
You’re so far ahead of the game! Meaning you buy a house and hv the skills to do most of your own work ; good for you! I live alone and had my parents with me for about 18 months and they are just moving into their place. Then between job ( I hv two pretty big finish and built ins jobs I am all into now ) however, I hv a 2400 sq ft custom I own that I raised my family in (5 kids with a story) and it’s too much for just one guy! So you like I need to strip carpet, do base, stairs treads & risers, closets & cabinets refresh ! Then I sale! Bathrooms need to be remodeled however they work great so new owners can hv that project! Hey I so enjoy these 10-20 min formats they really are nice! Keep it up and I just really hope God blesses you with a great , successful YT Channel!
Thanks man I appreciate all your comments and encouragement. i do feel very blessed that i grew up in a family business that taught me how to work with my hands and gave me the confidence to tackle projects on my own . My videos don’t show my hole house I’m right with you brother have a lot of my house that is untouched and needs work !