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If you want to give it to me, I will be more than glad to take it off your hands. I don’t have one. I know that’s probably not helpful to your problem, but I have seen other videos where people have done this and it’s worked unfortunately I can’t give you one right now.

Thanks for the fantastic video! The UeeVii wireless bridge is perfect for connecting two houses without the hassle of running new cables-saving you both time and money. Would you be okay with us sharing your video on our official channels? We'll make sure to credit you and include a link to your CZcams video!

You got a vid on how you make the walls going the other direction?

I enjoyed your video. Do you have plans for this bench?

I just assembled my 1800. I hear the upper tabs on the caddy assembly snap into place but they won’t hold. The caddy falls off. I have tried it quite a few times. Anyone else have this issue? Short of gluing it in place, I don’t know how to keep it on the vacuum.

Wow so glad you show how it works! Amazing!

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Thanks, I will purchase this..

Satisfying S+ A+

Great video. That's a good quality vac. You got a good one. You get the good stuff you will get good quality work. That will be my next vac.

I bought the stand by itself. I never assumed that a paddle switch would come with it. I guess it would be different if you bought a pre-packaged kit that included the lift, dust collector and fence and table top. One thing about Rockler is that they will get you on the price of the accessories. A set of locking casters runs $50 on the Rockler website is just silly. Amazon had them for $25.

would it be possible to buy longer cable and replace the existing cable I have 14ft ceiling. also could it be installed on a sloped ceiling?

It came out looking great!! And can I say that I'm a little jealous of the shop and your view.... Looks so peaceful.

Very helpful! Thank you.

You need more tape and keep the dust off the project surface.

no this is 100% operator error.... the way you set it up is what caused all your problems. the tape is specifically supposed to run left to right like you read a book.... what I see is you tried vertical lines and ignored all of the setup / operation guidelines. go back n review yourself or idk buy a cnc or freehand everything problem solved.

Shop looks killer! I think you did the right thing by painting the walls white. Cant wait to see whats next.

it actually looks brighter and more clear after you painted it. Good job.

what model of Dewalt brad nailer do you have?

Great job man!! Looks awesome!! I’d like to do something similar in my shop! Need the spray foam first though!

I didn't read through every comment on here, but did you check your ceiling lights for flickering? I had all led before I got my origin and had tons of issues with it right of the bat. Finally discovered it was the led ceiling lights. Take a slow motion video of your ceiling lights with your phone to see if they flicker. I bought new led panel lights that don't flicker and all my problems went away.

Looks great!

What happens when you get to old

Wow

Great job! Do you have plans or a cut list for this?

Wish you hadn't skipped over the tabs on the end of the axle - #2 can be quite the challenge

Looks like slots in the rail. Move the rail to the right.

I think if you took a little time to plan your cuts and layout the tape so you don't destroy it. The Tool is not the problem I have one , but you have to be smarter than the tool

Thank you so much!!! ❤

The fact that you can raise it at that speed with a normal drill is impressive! Nice product

6:15 not sure what you’re saying. 12 ft lbs is 144 in lbs, yet screen text reads 35 in lbs. 🤷‍♂️

i see a couple of issues right off the bat, though i have never used the origin before. 1. this is a job not suited for the shaper. a regular straight edge and a plunge router probably would have sufficed. 2. Tape on a laminated surface always sucks due to the „non-stick“ nature of melamine. it‘s why glue ups on melamine are awesome, but any kob that relies on „grip“ is probably best done on other surfaces. 3. never run a router over any type of tape, as it will always roll over under the pressure of the machine and will stick to the base, leaving your router unable to properly glide over the surface. 4. if you decide for the shaper to cut the slots, view each slot as it‘s own job. lay down the needed amounts of tape (preferrably on a seperate off cut that can be reused) and cut one channel, then continue to the next slot. layong out the entire surface of the table in tape leads to the afformentioned problems culminating into one heaping pile of frustration. These are just guesses though 😅

Are you sure they didn't have "lock tight" on them? If so you could apply some heat to each bolt before you try to remove it....

This why I love CZcams- so many people with expertise or experience generously sharing their knowledge and insights. Thank you!

There is a saying "it's a poor craftsman that blames his tools for shoddy work", something like that. YOU USED THE WRONG TOOL TO CUT THOSE GROOVES. Do you not own a router and a straight edge?

Nothing like a "quick" maintenance task that drags on for over two weeks!

Nice job Tanner! I just finished a similar dining table build and tackled the challenge of making my own pedestals. I used softer poplar on the pedestals to make the bandsaw work a little easier. Definitely a stressful experience trying to cut them out and maintain some symmetry between the two pedestals but turned out great.

Don't do that man you're ruining the snow that's a lot of street value man that's at least a couple of thousand for kilo😂😂😂

I could've routed this with my bosch and some straight edges lol... idk man seems like way overcomplicating what is a somewhat simple job. We have a Shaper at work and i've never had issues with it, but can imagine this was tough from the start and a big time investment.

OMG the snow 😮😮

Very nice!

your before and after reveal of your bench's is like introducing your high school prom date to your gorgeous super model wife at your reunion. Well that is if they are two different people.

I really like how you designed this table. I’ve been hesitant to build a true parsons table because the legs are typically flush with the table top necessitating a small gap for expansion/contraction of the opposed grains. Always seemed to me like a good way for my kids to get crumbs stuck in there. 😂 Your design is so much better. I like the look of yours better too. Great job. I’m impressed. Keep up the good work.

Trying to use this design for a pool table that will have to hold a heavy slate...(4*8 dimensions) I'm planning on reinforcing the table top frame with more wood. The question is. Will the legs hold? I was planning on using 4*4 pine posts for the legs. Or should I be using my 6*6s?

Thanks so much for posting, I had to watch it twice, b/c the toddler is so dam cute, if he was part of the attachments, I would really be happy😊, anyway, I bought mine last year/love it, just bought a new filter, I notice you have the blue one, I got the white filter one, wondering if I should have gotten the blue one, also do you use a bag, when using it for sawdust?

Thank you for the video! I appreciate your transparency. A lot of the CZcamsrs out there edit out mistakes, so when we go to try and do a similar project and stuff like this happens, it is very discouraging. So I applaud you! Turned out great!

Try cutting the dados from left to right with the tape in front of the shaper. This way you will not be cutting through the tape. If the tape doesn't stick well to the laminate, try putting down painter's tape with the shaper tape on the painter's tape. Yes, the tape is expensive, but make sure you use enough tape. Approach the project in segments, you're cutting over a large area, focus on setting up for one or two cuts at a time. Good Luck.

Sorry but wrong tool for the job. You are cutting straight lines that any trim or standard router could handle with a guide.