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Has no less vibration than my Milwaukee ROS and died after 15-20 minutes of use. Currently waiting on warranty repair. Would not buy again.
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Nice. BUT everyone can understand from how deep is the normal drawer that something is wrong
Your old sander is not comparing apples to oranges. I dont rush through anything but sanding.
The ONLY thing I care about in a sander is what can remove material faster. Compared to the 5 inch variable speed DeWalt for under $100, does the festool do anything more? Does it spin significantly faster or vibrate more?
Best for high removal is the Festool gear driven rotex150, it’s crazy how quick it will strip likes of a door with years of paint , these are top finishing sanders far less vibration, while still being fast
@@exsmoker74 I have to know more information regarding the vibration speed and the spinning speed to justify how it removes more material
@@sbb526 doesn't the DeWalt have a smaller stroke, if so it's going to be a slower sander at any speed
@@exsmoker74 not sure, DeWalt makes several palm sanders
@@sbb526 have a look at rupes sanders, just as good , much cheaper, last for years also. Mirka copied there rupes Scorpio E, just not very well
Terrific video, thanks so much.
great job
I love your superviser
Great vid. Thinking about installing one to heat my woodworking shop. Any issues with airborne sawdust affecting the unit?
I think it’s beautiful. I’m actually trying to find one like that to gift to my fiancé who is a LEO.
NICELY DONE!
Hi very nice presentation. As I was watching you cutting plywood with table saw , I did not see any dust. I am wondering what kind of dust extraction you are using. I appreciate your input. Thanks.
Great job. The only thing i would do differently is to ignore the table top pocket holes and fastening. Table top is not going anywhere...plus you can install undermount blocks to avoid movement. But what this does of course is allow for easy transport (as u mentioned) and more importantly, seasonal storage for harsher climates.
I lied. Another change would be to include two center stretchers, leaving enough room in between for an umbrella
Nice work
Sweet
Such a beautiful piece. I have a desk that I picked up cheap that has a similar look without the cabinet. Unfortunately the finish is almost orange. It was built as a two student desk with two large drawers one having a front that drops down with a keyboard wrist rest. I am slowly gathering the tools and skill to make a copy hopefully before I am so old that I no longer use anything beyond a bed. I do not want to refinish my desk I just want a different wood and the satisfaction of the build. I am jealous. Your skill your tools your wife’s desk. Keep the videos coming and I will continue to watch and learn.
Amazing job as usual. I always enjoy watching your supervisor
Great piece, despite the setbacks, good recovery! Waterfall edge turned out really nice. I have a similar setup to yours in the garage and I have contemplated the next (major) tool purchase. Your saw is fine for these projects unless you find it under-powered (I do very occasionally, I just keep the blades sharp). You will go years before you will need a better/bigger planer. Your sanding system is awesome, as is the Domino. So the decision I face comes down to this: If I end up doing a ton of paneled cabinet doors, i will get a drum sander. If I end up making a lot of hardwood tops, I will get a jointer. The jointer will probably win out because it will make my life SO much easier, I can buy nice wood for less $$, and it will improve the quality of even small projects like cutting boards. Keep the great videos coming!
Awesome project
Great video! So many channels on KZread have a woodworker with a shop full of tools purchased on Craig's List or handed down through generations...and a $1,000+ sanding system. This really makes sense to me since the quality of the sander really DOES make a difference, regardless of skill. I also think the reduced vibration and better ergonomics of a high-end sander become really important in avoiding repetitive stress injury at best, and neuropathy at worst, particularly after hundreds of hours of sanding. Maybe that's just important to us old guys...
Thank you for this helpful video! I have downloaded a PDF of the instructions for the unit I am considering, and found in the "Indoor Unit Installation" instructions in the section MOUNTING PLATE DIMENSIONS, the last line in bold print is: "DO NOT attempt a left rear wall hole." I hope this means they have updated their instructions!
I like the dog never carpenter going whit out a nice doggie he is a very good companion make you day more enjoyable definitely is the best design this week it is perfect 👍👌
Well I been checking for router table and this the best so far good size and good design nothing is missing fence well is good honestly the table have everything to put all the routers bits all in one place perfect perfectly I think I going to copy this one when I going back to Colombia thanks my friend definitely I will copy this table 🙏👌👍🇨🇴
You have to bring your car 🚗 to the car wash after that build
Brilliant work well done the tools are so modern most of mine are over 45 years old I have Subscribed to your site keep the videos coming Good luck from Ireland
Don't use salt it affects the glue
Your using apples and oranges 😕😕😕😕😕😕
Bob Barker. lol
Thank you for making this video. From Bob Barker to your thumbs up friend, this is hugely helpful. After saving enough for the DWE7491RS your plans will make a perfect outfeed bench for my next project.
I like your friend he looks cool guy bring him in the videos
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The dolley you had in the background at the start, what is it called, im looking for one just like it.
I'm looking to do similar 600 sq ft Can I get one mounted on inside wall? How to drain? I am at an Airbnb and there is a head unit mounted on inside wall. The drain is what I wondered.
Very nice router table and a great video. Thanks
Excelente trabalho, parabéns 👍🏻
Nice table...not complicated joinery...but I wouldn't use the term 'easy' to describe the project. Loads of specialty tools, jigs, bits and clamps are needed which 95%of DIYer don't have.
I just completed my router table build. Your KZread was great but more importantly the written directions and diagrams were clear and easy to follow. Thank you!
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100% super dope. I would go with a darker wood maybe a cherry or walnut. but daum that looks dope. will it work with a phone ? to open the secret compartment?
This particular lock cant work with a phone, but you can get one that is Bluetooth enabled. Those would work for sure
All those tools and no track saw ? Especially With only a job table saw
Great tips thanks for sharing
Very nice 💕💕
Absolutely great build love the way this turned out love the fact that you can’t tell that it’s a hidden compartment ,like you said with most of them you can tell that they have a hidden compartment in some way. Great job your videos are getting better and better missed Bob Barker in the video.
Thank you so much!
Hey there! I have to tell you that I’ve been watching your videos from day 1 and the quality of this channel continues to improve with each video. Great job! I do, however, have a question as a fellow woodworker. I hope it isn’t too rude to ask but I am genuinely interested. Why did you decide to invest in expensive Festool machines like the Domino and Miter saw instead of replacing the most commonly used tool in the shop- the table saw? Asking since I went the other way.. Had a period of time where I had maybe 10,000 $ worth of Festool machines and ended up selling most of them (except for the router) and going back to basics like dowels, m&t and half laps.
Its not rude at all - its a legitimate good question. For me, it wasn't a matter of picking one over the other, it was purely a matter of space. I would have preferred to get a pro table saw like a saw stop or something like that, but I currently just don't have any room for it. I do all my projects in my garage, and at the end of the day, push everything to the side so I can park in it. So, the table saw of my dreams is on hold until I figure something out.
@@woodpackdiy Makes perfect sense actually, thanks for taking the time to explain the rationale behind it! Keep up the good work.
Very nice
Thanks
The build is great, the clients choice of color… not a fan especially freshly stained but it’s his table and you seemed to calm it down which turned out much better. I normally hate staining hard woods, and yet I love skateboard colored ply but white oak has such a soft warmth and richness to it I hate to see it covered up. Anyways look forward to more builds
Yeah, I think this one would have looked awesome with just a non-tinted finish or maybe even something like a cotton white. But gotta give em what they want!
@@woodpackdiy I understand and you’re right, client gets what they want. Regardless it’s a beautiful coffee table
Looks Perfect. Like the stain. Keep on keeping on
Thanks 👍
Great looking project and love white oak for it. Intending this as advice, not a critique. Please stop apologizing for owning and using a domino. You made the investment and ought to share how it saves time and increases accuracy (or whatever fits) for you.
Thanks! and I will keep that in mind. it really does save so much time for me.
Did you buy your white oak S2S?
It was supposed to be S3S, but honestly, the one straight line really wasn't. So it was basically S2S
Fun build!