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You may be tired; but, you are the man! I've been a member of the HF club for awhile; however, this April when the 32 gallon dust extractor went on sale, I also opened a credit card for the extra 20% off ( I think that 's what it was) and got the extractor and it's accessory pack for about $250. That was a good deal. I'll probably never use the card again, but who knows.

I got one of these 3 weeks ago and made + bolted on a 6' 3/4" tabletop with 2x4 supports to lift 200lb panes of glass up into the hull of a glass bottom boat we are working on, super useful and sturdy. One piece of advice, check/top it up with hydraulic fluid, ours was low on fluid and stopped moving. The piston and instructions have two conflicting sets of instructions on how to fill, we just topped it off with the top removed which requires some minor messing with while on its side to remove.

Completely agree on the back saving, I’m in my 70’s & still working, ( a builder) and my lower back is wrecked with the wear & tear of lifting heavy stuff. When I was a lot younger I used to weight train & all good but it encouraged you to lift ridiculous weights. 30 years ago I was signed off disabled it was that severe but being Old School, soldiered on. Never ever give up.

I'm more interested in that table!

Your floor is as cracked up as mine. Maybe we'll get it fixed some day 😂

I am I the only one who thinks that'd actually make a great stand for a jobsite saw? Hmmmm, you could lower it when not in use and slide the cart/saw under the workbence!

Cheap and flimsy mower, no way I'd buy a mower that requires 2 passes to cut one lawn. Noticed the second pass looked normal so back to the drawing board. Overheating shuts off the motor so no way, that thing is junk! And they wanna outlaw gas powered mowers, eff them too!!!

please do a follow up video comparing standard battery and HP battery on brushed tools. Would like your opinion if using HP battery can get more out of the entry level tools

Nice skil

I bought the DeWalt. I don't trust Skil. Too known for garbage. I'll give it some time before I trust that brand again. DeWalt is great.

Great vid. Really useful because I'm that 20* year that thought it would be 'accurate' straight out the box! Will be making the finer adjustments asap. Thx (* plus a little!)

Is that an HP drill? If not, you might not get much performance increase with HP batteries.

Nice comparison, good video but you killed me folding up the Dewalt like you did too much strain on the legs start on the other side with the wheels barely pick it up put the legs up set it down on the wheels, then walk around pick the handle up, put the legs up And roll away but other than that he did pretty good

WOW! I was just about to go to Home Depot and spend big on an electric planer for a small deck project. While having morning coffee, opened the you tube app and your video was front & center. I just saved big. Thanks for the review.

Which part of Chicago are you from.? I'm an Oak Park native.

The difference in chamfer width, is due to the belt not being perfectly square to the table surface. The table "might" be able to be shimmed in order to get 90 degrees.

It was worth it for $140. If all you have is a palm router, a homemade fence and a bunch of clamps, this is a way better setup.

I like these skil tools also the more expensive skil saw stuff. I mostly run makita and a touch of dewalt. At work they provided Milwaukee.

Very thorough. Thanks, bruh.

There is a major difference- you cannot use the gripper with a blade guard. So you should never use that on a table saw- because that should ALWAYS have a blade guard in place.

Where can I buy it?

Mike, as always, nice job. The most impressive thing...the shine on your boots. Great attention to detail and pride in your self. I can't buy any more Vevor stuff because I believe it is a direct link to the CCP (crazy, huh? ). I did once, buy a router plane from them to see if it would be something I needed. After mastering the task, I got a router plane from Veritas (good Canadian company).

Mike looks almost identical to the Harbor Freight that is blue! The Hydrostar, Mike I bought mine about 5 yrs ago $179 the auto feed identical features they are about $400 now and it’s still holding up wasn’t all janky when I got it home lol 😂

Do you like this more than milwaukee packout stuff?

SAW the other video about the Skil table saw!!!

Great review as always Mike! thanks

this thing is awful😭

save those big zip ties MIKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You are going to have fun when one of those bolts come loose and you now have one of your bits stuck in the pipe. Oh, too late. lol I have the Ridgid and it was more expensive, but built much better. The also say that you should always have a hand on the cable when running it so you can feel when it starts to bind up.

I have the 50’ one from Harbor Freight. I haven’t had any real issues with it. One of the wheels came off, but nothing wrong with the operation.

I just paid my local plumbing shop $188 to run a 1/2" rodder through my sewer.

Great Video! I purchased 3 of the $99 Battery Kits (4ah and 2ah and Charger) and got 3 free tools. 40% discount on the battery kit and an average of 40% off the tools. Very High value utility for the tools. and apparently solid batteries with the kits. The battery kit can be returned to get $60 back. Based upon your review I'm going to keep the battery kits. I also picked up the $200 with free tool deals. Pairing a $200 vacuum in one kit and returning it for $107 cash back. (high cost tool lowers the cost of the batteries) My other deal was a lower cost tool and returned the batteries for a larger refund. (got the tool for 70% off) The "den of tools" and the "Tool Boss" discuss the how to. It can only be done with online purchase.. Thanks again. 😎👍

This lawnmower sucks unless you have a small yard. Glad I kept my gas lawnmower!

Great review. I see Bosch now has a new saw this size with rack and pinion fence, and a 32'' plus rip capacity. Hard to find much in the way of reviews on it, the GTS15-10. I might see what people say about this saw compared to the one in the video before buying for my new shop space, in addition to my 8 1/4 Dewalt that I bought for on site work. That's a nice saw but a bit limited with size and ability to take a dado blade etc.

Hi I liked your review of Bosch table saw and helped me in my buying decision but I still trying to choose between dewalt 7492 and the makita 2704 these choices what is remain after taking Bosch out and the known brand available in my country Saudi Arabia can you review the makita or make comparison with dewalt makita is more expensive here

I use Ryobi tools professionally and have had no issues with them. As far as aftermarket batteries go, I've found that those batteries will cause the tool to stop when the tool is bogged down. That leads me to believe that any aftermarket battery cannot handle the voltage drop, and therefore the tool stops. Based on that, I can only assume that the high performance battery's probably handle voltage drop much better than the regular ones, and deliver power more adequately, similarly to a higher C rating (power delivery) on lipo batteries for RC cars. And as far as amp hour goes... Just like another commenter said, amp hour only has to do with runtime.

Keep in mind that this is a construction job site saw. This is not a precision furniture building saw. I have this DeWalt saw, and it's been a great tool for me. I've built many of houses with this saw. Toss it in the back of my truck, and it keeps its zero Everytime. I only had to make a couple small adjustments when I bought it. Haven't had to mess with it for over 7 months. It wouldn't be my choice if I was doing precision woodworking though.

Been fighting this issue for a long time. It's a wonderful saw, apart from the fence. I've previously seen advice to tighten the knob, but never seen anyone advise loosening it. I'll try that next time I'm in the shop. Thanks!

all the electrics seem so rickety my 27 year old snapper disk drive self propelled finally broke the handle in half on one side I just used to the ole TIG welder back together didn't hardly miss a beat I hope it runs a few more years plus my yard take about 1hr 20 minutes I think that is just about to much for todays electrics although I have a ton of dealt 20 v hand tools chargers and batteries

You have hands down the best tool reviews. Anyone ever tell you, you sound a bit like Christopher Walken? 14:50 lol

I bought mine new in March of this year & didn't need it (snow) until late April. I've "tried" using it 3 times and it doesn't work very well. The first time the batteries went dead after 25 minutes. The 2nd time was May 5th, and the batteries went dead after about 20 minutes. Today it only lasted 12 minutes and the batteries went dead. When I stop the mower to pick up sticks it fails to start again and I have to recharge the batteries. I suppose I'm out my $600. Lesson learned...try before you buy.

I have a skil saw right now That I have had for years. I never thought skil could improve on it but this one really did it and then some. I cut a lot of wood skil is depenable and everything else I could ask of a saw.

Its a copy of Northern Tools welding table, nothing to see here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Your not building kitchen cabinets, so why so critical?

The table is on sale this Memorial Day week at Lowe's for 149.00, at Amazon for 159.00.

It costs how much

I just ordered it and have buyers remorse. I bought it cos it was faster than setting up anything parallel in the track. I know go Kreg.

Can those wheels attachment go down that clean out? It can make it stand off from the pipe side and get equal lighting to view the entire pipe. EDIT: Also, the camera head attachment has those plastic screws need to be loosen before jamming the camera in and retighten. They even gave you the tool to do it.

I’ve got the skilsaw at home, and I frequently use a coworkers dewalt (carpenter). The dewalt is awesome, and might be slightly nicer build quality. I’d buy the skilsaw again though! The stand is absurdly good. You can do stairs with one hand! The extra left hand support from the stand is really excellent design, and makes ripping sheet goods much safer. The dust port is better on the skilsaw, and will shoot straight down into a 5 gallon bucket. A note on the fence: my skilsaw is smoother than the dewalt, cause the work one is crammed full of sawdust haha. Both move smoother with the knob. Moving the dewalt once it’s set up is annoying. I’m going to bring my skilsaw into work and see what my coworker thinks! Cheers

You and another dude are the only people with videos on CZcams with this mower give us more videos man you gotta milk this… give us some updates two weeks later