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1:35 Bro you're a giant??

great idea! Thanks

looking good!

Why would anyone REMOVE granite and not reuse it!!??

Good job but remember a tape measure wont lie, no need to dry fit a room that small, also the offset should always be perfectly center off whole piece

This is a great video, I subscribed! Question. For the ramp, if there is a metal plate under the door, do i just screw the ledger board to that metal plate? Thank you. I know it’s a rookie question.

Father and his son...what could have been better than that build? Nice job men, some comments made, don't sweat them, everybody has an opinion, kinda like an butthole, some stink, some don't.

Why do millennials LOVE grey flooring..? Lol

Your ball trick is used in fiberglass industry for a wax strip to ginish fsealing parts of molds

What's the perk to using this hinge over some 2-3 fully inset hinges?

I’ve been working with granite for over 25 years, best way to break that seam would be to heat up the Seam so the integra Would separate then you could pull it out slowly

i dont see the link for the battery adapter. is it missing?

Great video. Looks great. I actually used your plans a couple years ago built one. I was just a little concerned about the weight of the whole thing so I actually welded up a tray out of angle iron for the table to sit in. I welded some "tabs" at each corner to mount the casters and feet. Still love it.

Is the retaining wall level al around with the pavers sloped? Trying to do something similar. Thanks

I know this is old, but gutter guards are worth their weight in gold.

Rich Democrats.

Let me start with I am a highend cabinet and furniture maker of 32 years. I love that you leave your mess ups in your videos. It shows that they do happen and that you can work through or around them!

Plans available?

Not a fan of quarter round trim.

Love the ridged sander. Use it all the time on my CnC projects.

Why not just build screens that sit on top of the filters? So 1 large screen per 4 sides. With 4 tabs to hold them in place to pop in and out. You could also make screens that hinge like a large door over both screens per side. So you open the screen, clean it off , replace the filters. Close and good to go. Quick & easy.

Others: Why are you coughing? You: Battery low.

1/2 inch is a pretty big expansion space around the perimeter isn't it ? Allot of baseboard trim isn't a 1/2 thick anymore. Wouldn't a 1/4 be plenty ?

That 1181 ft/mn reading was airspeed, not volume. You want CFM, not ft/mn. You'll need to do a bit more math, or I think the BT-100 has a setting that will calculate CF/M for you, if you enter a couple of variables that you measure independently, first.

As a stereotypical weekend warrior, I just do what I can with the space arround the cars in my garage. So I look to reviews like yours to decide which tools deserve what little space I have to give. Congrats on all your success and your dream shop. That being said, is the oscilating belt & spindle sander all that bad for a small shop? I just got one last Christmas because it seemed like a swiss army knife solution to my sanding needs.

You should use your t track system for clamping your pocket joints.

how must air do you get in the shop. If you not at must air in, as you will get out, it does not work

When using the sausage inserts, all you need to do is punch several holes, maybe 5-10, into the end of the tube and it’ll come out fine. No need to cut the tip off.

P65, Avoid breathing altogether!

3,299$ for a battery. Nope

Your video was both informative and entertaining! 👍 I loved watching the project come together, and I learned so much along the way.

@ 13:45 Wouldn't the A/C filters affect the CFM?

Your gridfinity bins are back to front - the edge gives you space to label but is also the edge to lift them from by poking a finger or two beneath!

How much is the cost for building this Tiny house and how many room and square foot it has? Thank you

Most regret is a Diode laser. Weak under powered overpriced POS can’t do all the things it claims to do

Wonder instead of all the clips keeping the filters in and the pre-filter screening tapped onto the filters, you could make removable panels with some plywood and screening on it. You could use magnets or star knobs to attach the panels on and the screening could also keep filters in their spot. That'd also cover any screws holding the corners together. Use walnut instead of plywood like a real RUclipsr :D

Any plans to make the prefilters reusable or at least easily switchable? Probably easy to blow out outside

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While the air filter is excellent, it is a failure as a means of removing fine dust from the work area. Air suction occurs from the floor level to the waist, dust from the machines is above the waist. This fan creates air movement by dispersing dust from machines. More effective would be a flexible hose with a funnel that can be moved as close as possible to the work area where the dust comes from.

You don’t have a circle cutter for you palm router?

Love this. Very clever design buddy.

At least you didn't use a Walmart-special square box fan that just recirculates dirty like so many others have done. Kudos for that.

I've done something very similar to this in the past, but the large fans didn't last. The unavoidable fine dust that gets by or through the filters wreaks havoc on the fan motors. I got tired of replacing them, so I got my hands on old 3 speed furnace blower assembly, It's a little noisier but still going strong, and the CFM's are fantastic for my needs, even on the lowest speed.

That's clever. I like it. I would add a holder on the cart for that cute little spanner that's used for removing the filters. I'd forget where I had put it every time :-) Great content. Thank you.

Appreciate videos that highlight safety measures in woodworking. Thank you for showing us how you’re prioritizing air quality. When RUclipsrs care about safety it’s easier for DIYers to care about safety.

This is very similar to a Corsi-Rosenthal Box (not sure which came first) which can be used to filter the air when people are congregating indoors. They've been really helpful in schools or businesses where the building's ventilation system can't keep up with crowds etc. and folks are at risk of getting sick from air-spread diseases. Very cheap to make; you just need some tape, cardboard, four filters like you've shown here, and a box fan. Lots of free designs and templates available online.

The correct answer is Option D!! no doubt about it!!

Nice video , great job . I watched completely

Great idea Thanks for sharing

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