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What size breaker and which gauge wire are you using?

Q? Are the cups plastic ? Is the manifold plastic ?

SWAG doesn't consider all that side-to-side racking of the table a problem... they say fixing the design to eliminate that would make the table too expensive and leave it up to the buyer to come up with a fix for that.

Far too big for my small desk/craft space, but I love this! You did not leave anything out. Phenominal job!

Awesome job and can’t wait to take some of these old American tools on! Love how you’re not using chemicals

Fantastic job! Love the simplified video

Nice build! I'm very curious to learn how the paint on your slats has held up to use. I'd imagine the heat from the plasma torch would have swiftly eliminated some of it!

Are you using pulse mig?could be the camera mic

Nice, very rare to see video about die grinder's rack. I have been searching for it.

Nice job, I need one!

Wow! That turned out really well. What was that finish? It's inspiring to see such a nice piece of furniture come out of a shop that looks like mine. Cool adjustable work table btw

I bought a Prime Weld plasma cutter and it didn't work out of the box. They sent me another and it didn't work out of the box. Now I have a Best Arc and it's been perfect.

This excellent video proves that even a beginner can actually build are real project without too much design skills. Cool! Nice quick build without really cutting too many corners.

Music, has to go , otherwise ! Nice job

Very nice setup…….. Thank you for showing this

Do you remember the part number, category it was listed in, or the name of the water tray you bought on VEVOR?

nice Work , Kudos. to you going with the Patended “ Original especially being on a tight budget , whenever I can i try to do the same thing including the smaller local Hardware stores instead of the Big BoxStores

I didn't hear you mention it, but have you checked that small square for being square? Small squares like that easily lead people into thinking it's a 90° but the size makes it difficult to detect inaccuracies.

On Amazon it says 5 micron brass filter, does not look like brass at all, like a white sponge or something, can you confirm its brass doesn't look like it at all. Thanks Mate.😊👍

Awesome restoration!!!

I have had mine about two weeks, I have learned a few things and had to make a modification that's cheap and turns the subpar vice into a safer more secure method of clamping the stock. let's look at the vice as is, you will notice that the pivot shaft nut has to be rather loose in order to slide back and forth, this slop makes tightly clamping stock difficult when the item is below the acme shaft line, like a 1x1x1/8 angle (using that silly V block makes cutting square cuts hard because the stock can't rest on the table, you have to shim it to keep it square 🙄) when you attempt to tighten the vice the top tilts over and the bottom edge of the swivel pad digs into the table, if you look that puts undue stress in the slot areas. like I said tighten the nut on the bottom and you can't slide the vice. If you disassemble the vice you will see what's happening, The pivot shaft passes all the way through the pad into the slot and when you tighten the nut it won't pull down the pad only the shaft, leaving the pad sloppy. Now the fix, get one 1" flat washer and one 7/16 flat washer, with the vice disassemble place the 1" washer between the table and the vice swivel pad, next put loctite blue on the shaft threads, ditch the OEM SAE washer and place 7/16 washer between the locking nut and the table slot then slowly tighten the nut and check for movement back and forth. ensure the pivot pad shaft is centered around the shaft and 1" washer the shaft will keep the washer in place. a bit of dry lube will let it slide easily. now your vice will work better, helping it stay more square and not putting so much stress on the table slot. there's a lot going on here with these saw and it's $100 carbide blades, these "slow turning cold saws" are cheap alternatives to thousands of dollars precision slit saws used in production, the weakness in our saws is the clamping system, fiber cutoff blades will allow some stock flex but the carbide needs stable stock or you end up ripping teeth out of the blade from smashing into the side of the kerf. Most of the time we have little problem when working with big flat stock. and I understand the need not to cut stock flat like square tube but the V- bloc is about useless. that V needs to be on the fixed side of the vice ( that's my next project, making custom blocks for different size stock. Evo needs to beef up the clamping system, even if it makes the saw $100 more. In all after the washer mods I love this thing, made dozens and dozens of cuts of all shapes and sizes super clean and square, beats the pants off of the damn fiber cut off blades and the mess, hell this saw is better than my old Delta horizontal ban saw (that thing never cut square) only draw back is the expensive carbide blades, you don't have room to goof around or the bill adds up. Nice video, thanks

Good job 👍

Did you get a 15 inch blade with it ? I ordered one and no 15 inch blade I got a 14 inch blade ? Great video bro I subscribe to your channel

Hi did you have any problems with fence being out of square?

Nice video Scott!

You're cutting to slow hence why the breaker kept popping on you with 110v.

Thanks for making this video. I am setting up my shop and going through the process of routing all my air pipes using 3/4" NPT and was looking for a regulator/water separator/dryer block like yours. My compressor comes to the unit from the right side and all the ones I saw on Amazon flow from left to right. I thought I had run into some kind of industry standard and was going to have add allot more piping until I saw your vid. You have provided me with some really good and useful information. THANKS AGAIN.

What a cool find and great work!

Beautiful restoration sir. I'm trying to find something similar to restore myself, but these old drills are very difficult to find in the UK. Good work👍

Where did you get that pan?

I have the same ones, model 51871 I also want to restore, tell me where I can order the original jaws craftsman 5 1/2 for them

Great video! Good job with that! You present very well. 👍👍

Great video Scott! What a lucky find! Maybe I need to scour FB Marketplace more. Great prsentation and detail. Great innovation on how to use it for mounted tools. Congrats! 👍👍

Where did you get the slow speed assembly?

Thank you for the informative video. Actually a big help.

Leo from Benchmark Abrasives here - this was a great build! Hopefully I can put one together myself in my workshop. Cheers and thanks for the video/shoutout!

Great video Scott! Great organization. 👍

Wow! So cool!

Very needed and cool tool holder.

Thanks for sharing.

Excellent video.

Oh you hav skills for sure. Very useful table.

Enjoyed this video. Thanks!

Very resourceful!

Awesome! Love this.

Great tips and techniques.

Thank you! Very informative

Very useful. Aunt Fran would love this!

So beautiful! Love it.

Awesome video.