US imperial measurements are an absolute headache to grasp in these videos. A simplle measure turned into a damn novel.. And this, and that, and this and that. Craziness.
@umanggupta8138 күн бұрын
is this electrostatic ?
@umanggupta8138 күн бұрын
i use TSA based paints which have thickness of 20 secs can i use this machine , please help .
@umanggupta8138 күн бұрын
on automobile
@gavingu29498 күн бұрын
The shapes of the clamps are great!
@uneikimageTheTexasBuilder16 күн бұрын
Love that design! Very nice work!
@randalwc17 күн бұрын
One more mistake, those shelves are made of mdf...above an area with a lot of moisture. Look good for now though
@SteneWoodwork16 күн бұрын
That’s not MDF, it’s industrial grade particle core which is water resistant
@michaelherbst630118 күн бұрын
The only mistake, is the drywall should have been finished first, much better effect
@SteneWoodwork16 күн бұрын
Crown trim will cover the drywall joint 👍🏻
@TepIginkalos24 күн бұрын
The ( dog? ) breeders
@vanduraful2 ай бұрын
The exact video i was looking for. Thank you! Any chance you want to clean mine? I bought it used and its covered in cured bathtub epoxy....
@SteneWoodworkАй бұрын
You know, I think I’ll pass on that job thank you 😂
@markkulyas24182 ай бұрын
keep an eye on that blade ✋ not the camera. Nice saw by the way 👍
@navel84552 ай бұрын
I do have a problem. I tried it and my fence is still inaccurate. The problem is, that I cannot tap anymore on the loosen screws. There is no more space to go in that direction. What now?
@missingegg2 ай бұрын
Just a note for those new to sliding table saws: this video violates one of the normal safety rules of using this sort of saw. The rip fence (on the viewer's left) should be pulled back away from the camera, so that it stops before the wood engages with the blade. This substantially decreases the chances of a kickback occurring. Of course, a cut like this in sheet goods doesn't have a high chance of kickback to begin with. But one of the reasons that people like a sliding table saw is the ability to lower the number of kickbacks.
@SteneWoodwork2 ай бұрын
When using the rip fence for ripping material, it goes in this position as it is the primary reference when cutting(not engaging the material with the crosscut fence as the primary reference). When using the rip fence for cross-cutting, ie as a length stop while using the cross-cut fence as the primary reference, you set the rip fence back.
@missingegg2 ай бұрын
@@SteneWoodwork My apologies, you're correct. Re-watching, one can see you don't have the panel up against the crosscut fence once the table is pushed forward.
@johnnieuwenhuizen11453 ай бұрын
Good video mate. Is that a Total Tools hat you were wearing? I thought they were only in Australia
@SteneWoodwork3 ай бұрын
Yeah it is! One of the store owners sent some with some stickers to me back in the day
@ernestomacias17863 ай бұрын
If someone opens the door all the way as they exit and keys are in office they will lock themselves out. In that situation door stoper is best on baseboard. Your welcome
@SteneWoodwork3 ай бұрын
This is specifically designed not to do that, are you blind?
@limeallens61603 ай бұрын
put a big piece of paper in there and cut it to size DONE
@SteneWoodwork2 ай бұрын
Ain’t nobody got time for that
@jakematic4 ай бұрын
Sweet !
@Webuildcoolsh.t4 ай бұрын
Do you highly recommend upgrading from a regular cabinet table saw
@SteneWoodwork3 ай бұрын
Yes, absolutely
@puddytat624 ай бұрын
I got a Makita 12 inch slider recently and do agree they are mighty smooth to operate. I only found out about the detent plate months after I purchased but wasn’t sure if mine was aluminum or not. I put a magnet on it and found it to stick reliably so not sure if they finally changed them to metal or if the magnet is attaching to the housing underneath. It’s 2023 so maybe Makita finally got their act together. I’ll check your website to see if my model is compatible with your replacement
@SteneWoodwork3 ай бұрын
Magnets stick to a thin “sub-plate” which is what the knob tightens down on in between detents. That is magnetic from the beginning, the detent plate isn’t
@Homesteadandhobbies244 ай бұрын
What saw are you using?
@SteneWoodwork3 ай бұрын
An Altendorf F92
@matamus74235 ай бұрын
Thanks for the video! My saw has never been right, even out of the box. I'm going to check my detent plate too since there's always been play at the 45's, again out of the box.
@SteneWoodwork3 ай бұрын
It’s difficult these days to dial in any saw, I’ve yet to find one that’s good out of the box
@danielbutler91785 ай бұрын
Do you cupcake yourself
@VicFroman6 ай бұрын
New level achieved
@VicFroman6 ай бұрын
Subscribed
@VicFroman6 ай бұрын
Love the pipe, +1 on man card
@afweldingllc6 ай бұрын
Woodpeckers 😂
@justicemcdonald29396 ай бұрын
Like a stone 😂😂 so its dead now ?
@kharma12836 ай бұрын
Do you know if this will also work on the 8.5" cordless. I'm guessing that tool probably uses a different sized part?
@SteneWoodwork3 ай бұрын
The 10” and the 12” detent plates are the same, but I’m going to wager the 8 1/2 is a different base
@rcdenholm6 ай бұрын
Hi. I have a 595 air assisted. Why won't the compressor turn off when I spraying ?
@SteneWoodwork3 ай бұрын
Mine did that from time to time, but I cycled the power switch and it reset it back to normal
@MichaelT87106 ай бұрын
What spray system do you use now? Brand? Gun?
@SteneWoodwork3 ай бұрын
I’m all Anest Iwata now
@tatakatakashi6 ай бұрын
What a legend thanks for this mate - just got mine and need it wired tight for an important project for the missus 😅 Perfect amount of info without fluff - love it~ Cheers~
@bradleyforsythe6 ай бұрын
Tapers paint … or painters tape?
@SteneWoodwork2 ай бұрын
We may never know…
@54blewis6 ай бұрын
Either dad’s shift has ended or hasn’t started yet….I’m assuming that he shares the workload of course!🤨
@worshipthepig66866 ай бұрын
Hopefully, but I don’t think the kids really shouldn’t be working at all but that’s just my opinion
@garrettisaacson64087 ай бұрын
Thank you, nows it's all square
@terrydanks7 ай бұрын
Looking for a large capacity miter saw for a couple of years now. While I am a Makita guy, I just cannot pull the trigger on a Makita miter saw! They continue to market these flawed products despite the internet being full of complaints about soft detent plates and out of alignment rails. I plan to get a Dewalt 780 soon.
@zundapp529able7 ай бұрын
just ordered a detent plate. hopefully it will arrive soon :D
@nils59867 ай бұрын
Thank you for your vid tutorial. Exacley what I'm looking for.
@SteneWoodwork7 ай бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@hessamteymuri23988 ай бұрын
Where I can buy one ?
@user-cn3cl5wm3o8 ай бұрын
What are you settings for renner top coats like 851 or 688 ? On the FFLP tops I find the I’m having to shoot the exact same PSI pressure as my regular airless
@MistaP6048 ай бұрын
Dewalt uses a stainless steel detent plate. I’m pretty sure they were first with the detent plate idea too. Dewalt DWS 709 12 inch is one of the best saws out there. It also has the shadow line indicator that Dewalt did first as well
@petermacander20619 ай бұрын
One would think Makita would do more research and pre-market testing of their fine products before releasing them. Complaints about recurrent engineering problems do NOT help to sell a product.
@petermacander20619 ай бұрын
The Makita ls1019L sliding compound mitre saw also has the factory defect of the 10" blade colliding with the inner edge of the right fence when the saw is rotated to the left 60 degree mitre cut position. It appears the inner edge of the right fence needs to be trimmed or filed down to permit the blade to slide past and clear the inner edge of the right fence and not collide (metal-to-metal) with it.
@prf451010 ай бұрын
Where do you have the keyboard mounted on the saw?
@atolawanglangit10 ай бұрын
😅.. lucky camera
@StezzSquad11 ай бұрын
It worked very well
@christiancharette69611 ай бұрын
Looks like this was fixed by Makita, I just got mine and the top plate is aluminium but there is now a steel plate laminated on the bottom of the gauge plate!
@SteneWoodwork7 ай бұрын
That thin steel plate has always been there, it's not for referencing the miter location but rather a plate that the locking knob grips when tightened down. Also, be careful not to transport the saw while that knob is tightened, bumps can cause that plate to crimp at the knob location, and there's not enough clearance for the table to spin freely after that is crimped. The table will grind on it when you swing from one miter degree to another. Ask me how I know...
@hobbes311 ай бұрын
Solution: Keep the pin disengaged until you find the angle you want, ie be more gentle to it instead of just letting it slide and snap in. I know it's not ideal, but oh well.
@SteneWoodwork7 ай бұрын
Ideal is the stainless steel plate that I developed several years ago. Over 1000 sold and no issues.
@peladoloco Жыл бұрын
Super useful video. Thanks a lot mate.
@rachelsmith5491 Жыл бұрын
Very nice. Thank you
@heavenknowsheavenknows3747 Жыл бұрын
Calibrating the LS1216 which is the previous version of the LS1219 is something that I do regularly. It is part of the process.
@bobross-mu3gp Жыл бұрын
Hello and thank you for your video, my saw is having the issue where I can’t swing it back and forth at all even when pressing the tab that supposed to be pressed down and turning the locking mechanism handle piece that locks and unlocks the ability to swing the arm into various degrees… I apologize for not knowing better/proper nomenclature of the parts of the saw but would greatly appreciate any help or advice on what to do to fix this problem. Thanks for taking the time to read this
@SteneWoodwork7 ай бұрын
Sorry for the late reply. Under the blue throat plate there is a bolt, I think around 14mm. Loosen that SLIGHTLY, very slightly, until it moves easily but doesn't cause the table of the saw to be too loose.
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US imperial measurements are an absolute headache to grasp in these videos. A simplle measure turned into a damn novel.. And this, and that, and this and that. Craziness.
is this electrostatic ?
i use TSA based paints which have thickness of 20 secs can i use this machine , please help .
on automobile
The shapes of the clamps are great!
Love that design! Very nice work!
One more mistake, those shelves are made of mdf...above an area with a lot of moisture. Look good for now though
That’s not MDF, it’s industrial grade particle core which is water resistant
The only mistake, is the drywall should have been finished first, much better effect
Crown trim will cover the drywall joint 👍🏻
The ( dog? ) breeders
The exact video i was looking for. Thank you! Any chance you want to clean mine? I bought it used and its covered in cured bathtub epoxy....
You know, I think I’ll pass on that job thank you 😂
keep an eye on that blade ✋ not the camera. Nice saw by the way 👍
I do have a problem. I tried it and my fence is still inaccurate. The problem is, that I cannot tap anymore on the loosen screws. There is no more space to go in that direction. What now?
Just a note for those new to sliding table saws: this video violates one of the normal safety rules of using this sort of saw. The rip fence (on the viewer's left) should be pulled back away from the camera, so that it stops before the wood engages with the blade. This substantially decreases the chances of a kickback occurring. Of course, a cut like this in sheet goods doesn't have a high chance of kickback to begin with. But one of the reasons that people like a sliding table saw is the ability to lower the number of kickbacks.
When using the rip fence for ripping material, it goes in this position as it is the primary reference when cutting(not engaging the material with the crosscut fence as the primary reference). When using the rip fence for cross-cutting, ie as a length stop while using the cross-cut fence as the primary reference, you set the rip fence back.
@@SteneWoodwork My apologies, you're correct. Re-watching, one can see you don't have the panel up against the crosscut fence once the table is pushed forward.
Good video mate. Is that a Total Tools hat you were wearing? I thought they were only in Australia
Yeah it is! One of the store owners sent some with some stickers to me back in the day
If someone opens the door all the way as they exit and keys are in office they will lock themselves out. In that situation door stoper is best on baseboard. Your welcome
This is specifically designed not to do that, are you blind?
put a big piece of paper in there and cut it to size DONE
Ain’t nobody got time for that
Sweet !
Do you highly recommend upgrading from a regular cabinet table saw
Yes, absolutely
I got a Makita 12 inch slider recently and do agree they are mighty smooth to operate. I only found out about the detent plate months after I purchased but wasn’t sure if mine was aluminum or not. I put a magnet on it and found it to stick reliably so not sure if they finally changed them to metal or if the magnet is attaching to the housing underneath. It’s 2023 so maybe Makita finally got their act together. I’ll check your website to see if my model is compatible with your replacement
Magnets stick to a thin “sub-plate” which is what the knob tightens down on in between detents. That is magnetic from the beginning, the detent plate isn’t
What saw are you using?
An Altendorf F92
Thanks for the video! My saw has never been right, even out of the box. I'm going to check my detent plate too since there's always been play at the 45's, again out of the box.
It’s difficult these days to dial in any saw, I’ve yet to find one that’s good out of the box
Do you cupcake yourself
New level achieved
Subscribed
Love the pipe, +1 on man card
Woodpeckers 😂
Like a stone 😂😂 so its dead now ?
Do you know if this will also work on the 8.5" cordless. I'm guessing that tool probably uses a different sized part?
The 10” and the 12” detent plates are the same, but I’m going to wager the 8 1/2 is a different base
Hi. I have a 595 air assisted. Why won't the compressor turn off when I spraying ?
Mine did that from time to time, but I cycled the power switch and it reset it back to normal
What spray system do you use now? Brand? Gun?
I’m all Anest Iwata now
What a legend thanks for this mate - just got mine and need it wired tight for an important project for the missus 😅 Perfect amount of info without fluff - love it~ Cheers~
Tapers paint … or painters tape?
We may never know…
Either dad’s shift has ended or hasn’t started yet….I’m assuming that he shares the workload of course!🤨
Hopefully, but I don’t think the kids really shouldn’t be working at all but that’s just my opinion
Thank you, nows it's all square
Looking for a large capacity miter saw for a couple of years now. While I am a Makita guy, I just cannot pull the trigger on a Makita miter saw! They continue to market these flawed products despite the internet being full of complaints about soft detent plates and out of alignment rails. I plan to get a Dewalt 780 soon.
just ordered a detent plate. hopefully it will arrive soon :D
Thank you for your vid tutorial. Exacley what I'm looking for.
Glad it was helpful!
Where I can buy one ?
What are you settings for renner top coats like 851 or 688 ? On the FFLP tops I find the I’m having to shoot the exact same PSI pressure as my regular airless
Dewalt uses a stainless steel detent plate. I’m pretty sure they were first with the detent plate idea too. Dewalt DWS 709 12 inch is one of the best saws out there. It also has the shadow line indicator that Dewalt did first as well
One would think Makita would do more research and pre-market testing of their fine products before releasing them. Complaints about recurrent engineering problems do NOT help to sell a product.
The Makita ls1019L sliding compound mitre saw also has the factory defect of the 10" blade colliding with the inner edge of the right fence when the saw is rotated to the left 60 degree mitre cut position. It appears the inner edge of the right fence needs to be trimmed or filed down to permit the blade to slide past and clear the inner edge of the right fence and not collide (metal-to-metal) with it.
Where do you have the keyboard mounted on the saw?
😅.. lucky camera
It worked very well
Looks like this was fixed by Makita, I just got mine and the top plate is aluminium but there is now a steel plate laminated on the bottom of the gauge plate!
That thin steel plate has always been there, it's not for referencing the miter location but rather a plate that the locking knob grips when tightened down. Also, be careful not to transport the saw while that knob is tightened, bumps can cause that plate to crimp at the knob location, and there's not enough clearance for the table to spin freely after that is crimped. The table will grind on it when you swing from one miter degree to another. Ask me how I know...
Solution: Keep the pin disengaged until you find the angle you want, ie be more gentle to it instead of just letting it slide and snap in. I know it's not ideal, but oh well.
Ideal is the stainless steel plate that I developed several years ago. Over 1000 sold and no issues.
Super useful video. Thanks a lot mate.
Very nice. Thank you
Calibrating the LS1216 which is the previous version of the LS1219 is something that I do regularly. It is part of the process.
Hello and thank you for your video, my saw is having the issue where I can’t swing it back and forth at all even when pressing the tab that supposed to be pressed down and turning the locking mechanism handle piece that locks and unlocks the ability to swing the arm into various degrees… I apologize for not knowing better/proper nomenclature of the parts of the saw but would greatly appreciate any help or advice on what to do to fix this problem. Thanks for taking the time to read this
Sorry for the late reply. Under the blue throat plate there is a bolt, I think around 14mm. Loosen that SLIGHTLY, very slightly, until it moves easily but doesn't cause the table of the saw to be too loose.