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😂😂😂😂 that takes me back!!!

Getting a constant cut = table saw, breaking down sheet goods track saw, then table saw. Or the cut is to long or wide for the table saw, like a 4’ by 4’ pice of mdf on the table saw won’t go well. There’s only about 300mm support before the cut on a table saw too. Safety, precision in short dude. I also hate long cuts on the track saw cause u inevitably have to pause the cut to walk up to where the saw is to keep going and that leaves burn marks.

Yep. Big sheets are a pain. I've probably got room for a table saw with the panel/sliding bed attachment. I'm thinking that will be useful to assist with the long rips. Have you used one? Thoughts?

@sparkyoc6766 oh-man that’s kinda up to and what you do a lot of, me personally even if I had the space I wouldn’t get one cause they’re so big and I don’t use sheet goods much. I would t want to loose the floor space mostly, the one I used was a long time ago though near 20 yrs ago, not like the current ones that are a bit smaller. The thought of the space needed I keep coming back to, I mean you need 16’ 8’ either side of the blade to rip a 8’ by 4’ and 4’ front and back of blade. I might be wrong but that’s a lot of space either way that other tools could be using. I’d be very surprised if the cut wouldn’t still need a clean up pass when ripping a full sheet on a panel saw. I think I’d sooner have two cabinet saw as a double table saw island than a panel saw too, one for rip one for cross, actually make that 3, and one for rebates etc.

You’ve missed the point fella.

Still insane seeing it work 😂

This means nothing dude, comment or don’t if all you’re gonna put is an emoji, not work the paper it’s written on.

​@@HewAndAweHey, it's still viewer engagement on your part. And there's a dude who commented with emojis also, you even "liked" it.

Cheers dude, I think the patent is up soon, so brace yourself for cheap versions. Maybe someone will make a better version, if thats possible.

@@HewAndAwe don't no if it's possible make better version but if someone can make a cheaper version id have one. Maybe one day I'll justify buying it.

@@michaelwillson6847 the time you save dude with one, it pays for itself. Trouble is the used domino’s are almost the price of new, it’s mad!!! 😔

@@HewAndAwe yea convenience does seem and sound amazing. A actually just had quick look not sure what they are brand new but FB market place has few between 350 and 600 a seen. 🤔🤔

@@michaelwillson6847 lol eBay is a different story! 😂

They’re wonderful to use to, 4 business ends, and small enough to get you hand round the top for real controlled blows.

Have the tool noise in there with Tool playing softly underneath.

Yep, they’re old video with copyright music in so had to use with out sound.

Cheer Robert 🍻🍻🍻

Exactly, those long ones I see used they’ve never had a board flip into their face (YET)

Curious what grease did you use on the rise and fall?

@@HewAndAwe just spray with motorcycle chain grease

You’ve missed h the e point 🤦🏻‍♂️ just saying.

The music helped with that 🖖

Thank you! I’ve had a few pees say that but it’s never sold, wtf am I doing wrong 😑

@@HewAndAwe nothing m8 the fact you can't sell it is a joke.

It’s simple looking, wasn’t simple getting curved board made into a straight chair granted 😇

@@HewAndAwe certianly ain't simple m8 never in month of Sundays would a manage that.

@@michaelwillson6847 I think you underestimate yourself mate 😬

@@HewAndAwe maybe but that's a hell of a build. Maybe once a get caught up might look at sommit like it.

Nor me dude, thought it sold the point of how many days of sanding went into that lid 😆

I do try 😂

Nooo… if I didn’t have the kapex I’d buy the Bosch though.

I've got one. It's epic

It’s funny I find them easier than hardwood, the compression factor is in my favour.

Best mallet I own dude, if you can get one you’ll see what I mean! 🍻🍻🍻

If you are lucky enough to find one BUY it!!! There was someone trying to replicate them in the US but not sure that ever came to fruition.

Sydney is a far cry from the country side dude, here in Suffolk is country side, but yeah London (the shit hole) is the same, merchants only.

Pocket holes don’t allow for seasonal movement 👍

​​@@HewAndAwethis design doesn't allow for much movement either though. The first block you attached was tight to the stringer, if the opposing block was attached the same, and the top expands across the grain(as wood does) these will either deflect the stringer or cause the joint to fail. If this is a narrow table, it won't matter, it's if this is a wide table, this will cause problems. The solution is to install them looser to allow movement across the grain.

@@TheJueston Theres a difference between NO movement and enough movement, pocket holes have none! That was the question and the reason for my answer. This isn't my first rodeo son, and you clearly don't know what you're talking about. Firstly that first block wast attached to the apron, thats what it's called, not a stringer, we're not building aircraft or ships. So how tight that block was is immaterial as it's only going to pull out or go into the mortice (as wood does) during seasonal movement. As for the movement across the grain you clearly saw that button attached to the stretcher had a larger mortice allowing for the expansion and contraction across the grain! Stick to your day-job fella.

​@@HewAndAweit's weird you don't have more engagement on your videos with your thoughtful and insightful responses.

Why’s that? I didn’t have that issue with the 733. Loudest tool I’ve ever had!!!

“Oh, Behave’l 😂

Same here! Mine needs sharpening though… like all my blades 🤦🏻‍♂️

It’s a funny one, I personally prefer softwood, using the compression factor to your advantage makes all the difference 👍

That cat makes me feel inadequate 😂

@@HewAndAwe 😂😂😂 Big Cat Energy

@@johnsnoswell8369 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Haha, thank you 🙏😊🙏

Thank you, one of my better vids imo. Hope you had a lovely weekend! 🍻🍻🍻

Thank you, hope you had a nice weekend! 🍻🍻🍻

Yes it’s a cat caught with its tail between its legs.

Thank you Jack! 🍻🍻🍻

Thank you Francis, appreciate you taking the time to comment 🍻🍻🍻

I don’t know what to make of this comment?

😂😂😂 nah! the high back I will but need a lot of dosh for that.

@@HewAndAwe that this is amazing!!!

Thanks mate, appreciate your support dude! Just wish it would sell!

Thank you, the usual designs bore me so…

Cheers dude! 🍻🍻🍻

The size they make them too 🤦🏻‍♂️ it’s all for clicks in the end… yeah that should be all good mate 🖖

Arrived in 8 days. Like you, I chuckled lifting it out of the box. Beautifully built and all the functions you might need are there with fantastic accuracy. Dialed in straight out of the box.

@davidsmethurst4318 ah-man! Glad you’re happy with it!!! 😊 8 days though, how comes? I only had to order the fence which was already in the country, was quite a surprise, I walked out of my flat nearly tripped over it and was like wtf is that, I haven’t bought anything… and then like if that’s what I think it is I have to wait a week plus to open it on camera ffs, like ya mom telling you you can’t open your Christmas presents every day till I could 🤦🏻‍♂️

I live in the New Forest. I was lucky. Deliveries only come when an eclipse coincides with the Aurora Borealis.

Depends, are we talking from a regrind or getting the edge back? From a regrind I don’t take that chisel out till it’s done including honing. A touch up grind just to get the edge back I do it a lot more often and I’m making my hand sharpening better in the process so I don’t really notice what you’re saying cause yeah that absolutely does my head in, especially the wider the chisel is the more it pisses me off. Having said all that I’m really getting to the point where I’m thinking all this is bullshit, as long as it’s a square grind and razor sharp I’m happy, I’ve 5 sets or so of chisels and I keep my fine work chisels as are till the last minute too the use them.

@@HewAndAwe getting the edge back i ment. I am just a bit ocd about a skewed bevel after that. Regrind i do on the tormek because that shit just eats your stones away and those nice shaptons i wish to keep in a good state. I was just wondering what you do and if i missed some awesome tip or something. thanks for the fast reply

That’s the little version right?

@@HewAndAwe Right, but the upgraded version with the bigger handles. The basic model is the 003

@@natalirivero467 I had to play the vid back to see ,was the first thing I noticed was the handles being splayed out and thought that’s better!

@@HewAndAwe Yeah, it has better ergonomics and I also like the way it looks :)

Is that one of those bench top jobs?

@HewAndAwe ha yes spent a day trying to set up the planer bed, got it dialled in ,went to use it the next day never moved it must have hurt it's feeling's from the verbal abuse the day before because it was back to cutting B&Q quality the first pass.

@whatsthepoint202 setting them up them up is a nightmare, you may get lucky and it’s an hours job, you may get very unlucky and takes a couple of days as has to me once, it’s one of those jobs I really hate doing, so much so last time I used thread lock on it all - the heavy duty stuff and haven’t had to revisit that job in a few years now. The mechanicals levelling out the tables are prehistoric to say the least 😔 oh and the tables are to short on all of them!

@HewAndAwe cheers I actually never thought of using thread lock

Cheers dude, hope you had a wicked weekend 🍻🍻🍻

Hahaha!!!

Now there’s a man I would have loved to of met!!!

Not that am aware of but hey who cares if he is. Still great tips

That was Shia LeBoof, that should let u know all u need to know

Just some words I thought rang true to life, and given the above vid is learning something it kinda went hand in hand in my mind.

Hahaha and phone volume control are slooooow!!! 😂 …shame CZcams has all the crap hiding the graphic/type for those with sound off 🤦🏻‍♂️

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