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Depends what country you're in. Ere in Ontario, Canada I would guess upwards of $1000.

Well, what the heck are you working on? At least Mr. Ross showed his entire work.

Bob Ross was one of a kind , gone too young..

I sent mine back for a refund-and got the refund. It would not hold securely on the fence, flopped around, and it was not worth the trouble of constantly dealing with it.

Look up Hal Taylor he’s been making beautiful rocking chairs for probably 40 years now. Great instructor too.

I'm not sure when you posted this but it just came across my feed😅

Buy the Scott Morrison video. It will make it a lot simpler

I bought mine for production cutting metal, there are variances in dimensions from stick to stick, so it would not measure consistently between sticks

Seems weird to blame the tool for your poor setup.

Real!

Best “real” video on CZcams! Loved it. I could palpate your frustration and I totally understand “the struggle is real”. We always hear “if you’re not screwing up you’re not learning”. I learned a lot just watching. The Maloof rocking chair is in my crosshairs. Sure wish the price of hardwoods would come down. Keep on posting and learning!

Nice! But I’m cringing without a riving knife

Interesting item

Hot damn hells yeah

What is the measurement of display

8:30 wasn't it a good idea to bore the hole on the lathe? At least a little bit of it to guide the bit when doing the rest of it on the floor like that

Looks like they fixed the flapping wheel lever, mine doesn't snap down as easily. Still neef to turn my saw to calibrate and if I want to use the full range of mitre capacity I have to install 12" from the blade or the motor housing of the saw will hit the measuring tool. Eventually I'll invest in Pro Scale for my left fence.

I thought this would really speed up our form making, but it ended up being more hassle than it was worth. Seemed to lose calibration every day or so. The auxiliary fence my saw required, gets in the way of our dust collection, especially when making miter cuts. The big downfall though is the accuracy. Now it just sits on a table calling me a sucker for spending so much money on it.

Is it rechargeable

Please how do I get ordered some in Ghana

Good job thanks

ProScale is a good system, expensive but efficient and makes life easier.

Your neighbors must love you 😂 if you’re working the sound isn’t bad but from someone else it’s one of the most annoying thing ever hahah. (I also work with wood fyi also my job)

Kevin no put the baby down!!! 😂😂😭

Hey bro love your build !! I'm a woodworker my self in the process of making the blades of chaos my self, your video is helping alot with the process 👍

No measuring is always good. Well done

Those have been banned for 40 years, how the hell did you get your hands on that?

The robber not gon know what hit him

Song on the first??

I want so bad😊

Thanks for making this man. That shot of all the pieces right next to each other was really revealing. Thank you.

Lol

Voldemort was never seen after that

Thanks for the inspiring thoughts! Circles. Need to remember that. 👍

Great work, you got there, another circle complete.

god damn cant believe this doesnt have millions of views

Dumb video

Fantastic creation!

What happened to your hands and arms?

Great work! Your screw together idea seems like it would work well and i know they make tools to thread wood. Now #YAFT keep a spool of tie wire in your shop, it comes in handy and next time you need to pull electrical just feed the straightened tie wire through and tape it to the electrical, it would make that process take less than 5 minutes! Also get yourself a contour Guage 🙃, your shadow tracing was a great solution but could cause problems if your light or shadow surface are misaligned even a little bit, however you seemed to pull it off flawlessly. You asked for it 😅 always happy to help!

You asked for it. Only thing I find off was lighting, camera angles, and a few sound spots. By camera angles I mean; maybe have some wider shots and eliminate the vertical or tall scenes. Make it all landscape orientation shots. And there was one spot towards the end where it sounded like you were far away. Other than that, good decisions when to slow down and show more detail. The art is amazing. Jdsylvestrian

Freaking awesome

Can't compete against wits like that

First time viewer, and you have made the right impression on what I am looking to discover. 30min. ago I came across what appeared to be the most coolest thing to ever make the repeat accurate finish trim cuts thing a repeated able thing. Two previous reviews were questionable. The very first was a recognized content creator who was hyping the tool like he was a carnival barker. So I didn’t watch for long. The second was Den Of Tools. His work generally has a good feel to it and he isn’t acting like a shill. He also was very upfront about the actual tool still being a prototype, basically a 3D printer tester that wasn’t ready to really be shown as a finished product. Your version was also back a year so your version is probably nearly a beta version but at least it’s looking like the world ready final revision. Your words revealed the important details that weren’t mentioned in either of the two previous videos. Mostly, that the trouble of actually having to go through a shit load of repeat set up for each cut. Exactly what this was supposed to be eliminating. The second, small cuts requiring the longer end to be measured. I’m not wording it right, but basically it appears that more counting and subtraction is required to get the cut The 6 pieces lined up and each was clearly off by visually very vast margins! Done. $150 for something that will make me cry? Not gonna lie, this thing was nearly a done and ordered on Amazon impulse purchase! I have a rather embarrassing collection of such things gathering dust somewhere in my shop, some were downright cool tools, but more of a one-trick pony (here and there I return to that particular one, but I haven’t seen it in a bit too long) and others that simply aren’t worth the plastic they were made from. 😢 I think I’ll be scoping more of your stuff at least. 😂 thx.

This is only funny if the daughter knows what roasting is. Because not everybody knows how roasting works so just makes sure she knows youre kidding so she doesn't feel attacked. Now on a lighter note im gonna roast you for her since she couldn't. You're roasting her face, well if she's your daughter and her face doesn't make since its because of your tostar stroodle, Pillsbury dough boy looking head ass. 😎

You fucked up a LOT, but I'm still deeply impressed with what you did, and the chair you actually made. All the mistakes are learning points .. Great video!!!

Don’t breathe in too much of that wood dust

Nice job your work is very nice especially the lamp bases look very well carved.

Heads up, you need 6' on both sides of your blade to calibrate. I built a custom workstation for my Bosch mitre saw in a 10' x 10' spare room and only have 60". Moving my saw would mean having to tear down and rebuild a new workstation so I have to return the device to Lowe's. I let Reekon know of this and they'll pass it onto their development team. Hope this post helps someone in making an informed purchasing decision and not have to return the item like I have to now. Hopefully they'll make a newer revision without this limitation and I have better luck with the T1 Tomahawk tape measure when released this summer.

Apparently you need 6' to either side of your mitre saw blade to calibrate this tool. My workshop is 10' x 10' so that's only 5' on either side. Reekon either needs to find a workaround or list this in the product description so people will be more informed before purchasing. Reekon CS did respond and told me that 6' is indeed required for the calibration and advised me to return the item to my local big box store. Thank you.