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It was likely installed by the home owner, who is selling the house. That, or they passed away and it's being sold as part of their estate.

I mean it depends, you may to have separate overload and overcurrent protection. Secondly there's a maximum allowable oversizing of these protections, depending on conditions. It also depends where you live. India's electrical grid run by the laws of physics and no other code 😂.

That's EXACTLY what I was just asking myself. What idiot would even use a 50 amp breaker, period. And the guy that narrated the video was only worried about the size of the wire.

Likely the home owner did it thinking bigger is better for the breaker. Makes me think that whatever they had on that circuit was blowing the original breaker frequently.

Nothing misleading at all. It was not a power issue it was a defect with the sanders. Hopefully the manufacturer gets it figured out if they haven’t already.

I pour whatever is left in the gun back into my mixing cup so that I can clean the gun immediately after spraying. The product will last a couple days after you mix it but the nozzle of the gun needs to be cleaned right away or it will clog. Thanks for watching!!

Hi, thanks for watching! I think mine were M6 but I could be mistaken. I just took a block with me to the hardware store and found something that worked.

Hey, thanks for watching! I used SBR16 for the lower rails and SBR20 for the upper rails. There are links in the video description for the rails I used. Also, if you’re looking to build this you might be interested in some upgrades I made. Here’s a link to that video. czcams.com/video/pYstDfpUUZE/video.htmlsi=8kmnn1KGA9ejmdUi

Nice! MacGyver would be proud! Thanks for watching!!

I purchased the spoil board bit on Amazon. There’s a link in the video description but here’s that link also. Thanks for watching! amzn.to/3Npe3Oq

Hey thanks for watching! There’s links in the video description to the rails I used. If you’re going to build a sled like this you might be interested in the upgrades I made. Mainly the dust collection. It’s still not perfect but it’s a huge improvement. Here’s a link to that video. Making The Better Router Sled/Flattening Jig Even Better! Time For Some Upgrades! czcams.com/video/pYstDfpUUZE/video.html

Hello, thanks for watching!! I purchased this at a local store called Accent Paint. It only comes in 1 gallon and 5 gallons. I’m not sure what they give it for a shelf life but I once had 1/2 of a gallon left over that sat for a year and was still useable.

Hello, thanks for watching!! There’s links in the video description to the rails I used. The bearings are included with the rails. Then you would just need the aluminum angles. I used 2x2 aluminum. If you’re going to make this you might want to watch my upgrade video. I made some changes to the dust collection that made a huge improvement.

The upper rails I used are thicker/heavier than the lower rails. Less likely to deflect. Thanks for watching!

That finish was flat. Thanks for watching!

Yes, I just measured and marked using a caliper and a square. It seems like the holes in the bearings aren’t perfectly square so be sure to oversized the holes. Thanks for watching!

Hello, thanks for watching. You may need a longer bit or possibly a collet extension. I recently switched to a Triton router which plunges very deep. Check out this video to see the upgrades I made to the sled and router. czcams.com/video/pYstDfpUUZE/video.htmlsi=80gHmlmo2hxK0eIt

Hey, thanks for watching. If you’re going to build a sled you should watch my video about some upgrades I made to the sled. Particularly the dust collection. It’s much more enjoyable to use now. Here’s a link to that video. Making The Better Router Sled/Flattening Jig Even Better! Time For Some Upgrades! czcams.com/video/pYstDfpUUZE/video.html

I wasn’t aware they had that problem…. My base isn’t warped. Thanks for watching and commenting!!

Hello, thanks for watching! I use it on table tops and it’s a very durable finish. It cures very fast. I’m typically able to sand and recoat in 30 minutes . I’ve never used it for a commercial bar top. I might suggest using table top epoxy for that. Comparing their scratch resistance might make for an interesting experiment though. I’ll give that some thought.

Thanks for the reply, customer doesn’t want epoxy so am leaning toward conversion varnish. Looked at Krystal SL but 1 month sit before use( not happening) so looking for quicker cure/use time.

Hello, thanks for watching! If you are considering building a router sled you should check out the upgrades I made to the dust collection. It’s still not perfect but significantly improved. At least now I can get through an entire table before having to clean the bearings. Here’s a link to that video. Making The Better Router Sled/Flattening Jig Even Better! Time For Some Upgrades! czcams.com/video/pYstDfpUUZE/video.html

Hello, thanks for watching! Yes, I was adjusting the entire fence using a feeler gauge to make small adjustments.