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Nice helpful video. May I suggest, however, that your table saw is just waiting to eat your fingers. You come soooo close to the spinning blade with both right and left extremities that I was gobsmacked at your lack of concern for your fingers and right forearm. Your carelessness will get you when you least expect it. I know. I had a kickback with a 2" block of white oak which kicked back on me as I bend over behind the saw blade to pick something up from the floor. It actually wizzed through my hair missing my skin and brain bucket by millimeters. It would have lodged itself in my left temple had I not been just below the saw table top.

No rust to begin with

👍 une belle vidéo bien expliquée, j’ai même décidé de commander cette machine suite à votre présentation, merci d’avoir pris le temps de nous faire cette démonstration très pédagogique👏🇫🇷

13.00 Why not put the screws in from the outside? You just get the ones to the right length so they don't go all the way through the wood. No need for bare screws.

In the market for one, havebeen comparing the makita bosch and maxxt. Need one with the turbo function for removing and roughing fibre glass pool surface for recoating. In Australia the makita $520aud bosch $ 715aud and maxxt $220 on ebay. Bosch looks the best but at Aud $ the Maxxt looks good value. Any other brands i should consider.

Awesome video 🤘🏼

in my situation the sander causes an electrical differential problem, when I plug in....the differential turns off even when the sander is alone

Thank you for excellent review!

I think its clear that the bosch on both modes has zero vibration and that makes you have the full control on it and that matters a lot!

Hello, can you tell me if you have encountered any problems with the MAXXT sander, for my part, mine only worked for around ten hours and nothing more and I sent it back to Amazon, if anyone has had the same problem I would like to have your opinion, thank you

Now I know how to do mine. Thanks for taking the time to make this video. We often forget about the time investment needed.

Great video…what species of wood did you attach?

How is the sander now is it still working? I bought one after long deliberation and i havent used it yet and my window of amazon return has closed but i never intended to return it and the reason i got it because it was on sale , ive tried it and really like it just wanted to see if other users are still happy and the sander works , couldnt afford at this time mirka or festool all tho i am heavily invested in festool and really happy with the quality of the german brand

Is it for display or what?

hello, I have the same sander and this is what I noticed: there is a fault in the insulation of the drill which causes annoying discharges during use and dangerous in the long term, whether on a socket independent and if it is connected to the vacuum cleaner, there is a disconnection of the general circuit hence the insulation fault. Now there is a new problem that has appeared, impossible to put the sander into service with the ON button, no more lighting of the LED or operation of the sander, although it is pleasant to work with this sander on the other hand. its weight and its ergonomics, it is not at all reliable, or even dangerous due to the lack of insulation which could cause serious damage to the user. For my part, it is with regret that I am returning the item to the seller for a refund.

i ve just bough one maxxt, very nice machine👍

Ok I was very interested in the title. Video done well. But for ppl new to woodworking, there’s no explanation of what you’re doing and why. Maybe that’s by design. Maybe your channel is for advanced woodworkers. But, you could get a bigger following if you voiced your videos.

Helpful explanation- thanks.

This was entertaining as hell. Thanks for sharing.

11:30 That drill bit has a slight bend in it ...

Thanks for sharing your vise install video. It's a nice, relaxing and entertaining video, which showed some useful install tips. Your camera work and audio with natural sounds were well done.

Video was way too long. Fast Forward some of the wrench work and plane work. Been there done that. And invest in a hack saw and cut those bolt flush with the nuts before someone cuts a knuckle on those sharp threads. Otherwise, good stuff. Thanks.

Havent seen much about this version of the maxxt. Ive only seen reviews of the Mirka clone.

I don't love those rz masks. they pull down on my nose and restrict breathing a little. if you go with a lighter duty mask than that respirator, check out Gata masks. no affiliation or anything, I just find it very comfortable.

Why does some of the CA glue have a darker color? Did you dye it somehow?

Video was 10 minutes too long so I left early. Thanks.

Price tag for this vice in my doomed country is 130e.

Was the fire to actually help loosen the glue on the tennons or just for fun?

I purchased one of these and it failed before ever touching a piece of wood. It was a complete piece of garbage and I've found that many woodworkers are experiencing similar issues. Sad, as it could have been such a terrific product but it's fairly typical of Chinese knock-offs.

A perfect no frills fit. Appreciate your approach to the work. An inspiration for a novice.

Beautifully done. Sweet and to the point. No frills. No detours. Elegant.

I subbed to your channel as well! Never know....When we both have a million subs we can collaborate! :)

Awesome build dude💪🏻 stepped over the short reel while searching for inspirations to build and integrate a wooden cable tray to my desk and definitely will take inspirations from the one's you did. Btw. i also love the mix of commentary and asmr of your video, makes it great to watch and listen🤟🏻😁

How do you sand the deep grooves?

Good video, but it would have been best had you raised the wood pads an 1/8" or so higher, so they wouldn't sit and rub on the screw bolt and guide rods....😁

Sounds like it’s unavoidable to redo? Anyway looks good.

Years ago my girl friend asked a furniture restorer if he would be willing to barter, he responded, absolutely, your money for my furniture. I then tried negotiating a lower price. His response, I charge what its worth. Would you like to buy it. We paid the asking price and left with a beautiful walnut hutch and a smile. My father always said, things are only worth what someone is willing to pay.

Because god forbid someone haggle

It turned out to be a diamond in the rough. Who knew?! You did a great job and I love it!!

Wow, really great job!

As with many reviews I will be watching to see which tool you go to most frequently while working in your builds. That is the true test for me. I don’t know of anyone who likes sanding so speed is always desired. Thanks for an honest review Josh.

This looks great. I love the grain match you pulled off with those drawer fronts.

Skip to 4 min for the actual video

Great job looks great

Very nice mate 😉😉

Very nice work!!

That's a sharp looking desktop! Congrats on being part of such an exciting renovation!

Great work fella. That Plane is pretty much identical to the Stanley Acorn plane in the UK only difference being Made in USA rather than Made in England on the main body. Well done 👍👍👍👍

I bought the 7in and havent installed it yet. I like to see how other people do theirs when I can. Do those bolts sticking out on the handle side get in the way sometimes? I was thinking when I do mine that I might try to recess the nut to the inside of the vice and use a shorter bolt.

I just finished refurbishing an old Stanley Handyman plane. I still need to sharpen the blade a bit but I was getting some nice thin shaving off of a piece of walnut. It was my first project like this and it went pretty well. YT is a great source for information.