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This jigsaw will make you THINK TWICE about Metabo-HPT! - The 36V MultiVolt jigsaw (CJ36DAQ4)
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ABOUT THIS VIDEO
In this video, we take an up-close look at the power, features and usability of the Metabo HPT 36v Jig Saw, model CJ36DAQ4. This tool is powered by Metabo HPT's 36v MultiVolt technology. This cordless tool can switch between running on a 36V battery or being plugged directly into an outlet with Metabo HPT's AC adapter!
The brushless motor in the CJ36DAQ4 has plenty of power and and provides a consistent cutting experience. With the orbital action, you can easily switch between four different settings, allowing you to achieve more precision cuts in various materials, including wood, metal, and plastic.
In this video I also discuss the ergonomics and design of the CJ36DAQ4, focusing on its comfortable grip and intuitive controls. The tool's integrated dust blower keeps your workspace clean and enhances visibility, while the LED light illuminates the cutting line, enabling precise and accurate cuts, even in dimly lit areas.
We'll look at the tools cutting speed, accuracy, and maneuverability, highlighting the CJ36DAQ4's ability to make both more intricate curves and straight simple cuts effortlessly.
Whether you're a professional carpenter, a DIY enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates quality tools, the Metabo HPT 36V MultiVolt Cordless Brushless Orbital Jig Saw CJ36DAQ4 is a great buy!
TOOL SPECIFICATIONS (From the Metabo HTP Website)
Voltage: 36V
Battery Type: 18V/36V MultiVolt Battery
Battery Included: 0
36V MultiVolt AC Adapter: Compatible (Not Included)
Max Cutting Angle: 45 degrees to the right and left
Stroke Length: 1-1/32"
Stroke Speed - No Load: 800-3,500 SPM
Stroke Speed - Auto: 1,400-3,500 SPM
Capacities Wood: 6-19/64"
Mild Steel: 13/32"
Stainless Steel: 1/8"
Blade Change: Tool-Less
Dimensions: 10" x 8.3" x 3.0"
Weight (Tool Body Only): 4.4 lbs
Warranty: Lifetime Lithium Ion
Metabo HPT 36v Jig Saw CJ36DAQ4 (Amazon Affiliate): amzn.to/3IWHF3d
General Link for Metabo HPT Tools (Amazon Affiliate): amzn.to/3C2o9hJ
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ABOUT THIS VIDEO
In this video, we take an up-close look at the power, features and usability of the Metabo HPT 36v Jig Saw, model CJ36DAQ4. This tool is powered by Metabo HPT's 36v MultiVolt technology. This cordless tool can switch between running on a 36V battery or being plugged directly into an outlet with Metabo HPT's AC adapter!
The brushless motor in the CJ36DAQ4 has plenty of power and and provides a consistent cutting experience. With the orbital action, you can easily switch between four different settings, allowing you to achieve more precision cuts in various materials, including wood, metal, and plastic.
In this video I also discuss the ergonomics and design of the CJ36DAQ4, focusing on its comfortable grip and intuitive controls. The tool's integrated dust blower keeps your workspace clean and enhances visibility, while the LED light illuminates the cutting line, enabling precise and accurate cuts, even in dimly lit areas.
We'll look at the tools cutting speed, accuracy, and maneuverability, highlighting the CJ36DAQ4's ability to make both more intricate curves and straight simple cuts effortlessly.
Whether you're a professional carpenter, a DIY enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates quality tools, the Metabo HPT 36V MultiVolt Cordless Brushless Orbital Jig Saw CJ36DAQ4 is a great buy!
TOOL SPECIFICATIONS (From the Metabo HTP Website)
Voltage: 36V
Battery Type: 18V/36V MultiVolt Battery
Battery Included: 0
36V MultiVolt AC Adapter: Compatible (Not Included)
Max Cutting Angle: 45 degrees to the right and left
Stroke Length: 1-1/32"
Stroke Speed - No Load: 800-3,500 SPM
Stroke Speed - Auto: 1,400-3,500 SPM
Capacities Wood: 6-19/64"
Mild Steel: 13/32"
Stainless Steel: 1/8"
Blade Change: Tool-Less
Dimensions: 10" x 8.3" x 3.0"
Weight (Tool Body Only): 4.4 lbs
Warranty: Lifetime Lithium Ion
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D handle all day💯👏👏👏👏👏
The D handle definitely has its strengths!
I am big fan of center islands, that way you have a 360 table essentially for you to move all around a project
I really like this idea! A 12x20 is probably about as big as I can afford, so maybe a workbench across the back wall with a tool wall above and a large center island assembly table with cabinets will be the way to go. Good call!
Water source
Tools, that’s the only thing missin
Haha...absolutely!
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A lot of folks on here and on CZcams are saying garage door. The shop will be so small already that I hate to lose wall space. It might be worth it to have a wide door though.
Option of a double width door would be useful.
A lot of folks on here and on CZcams are saying garage door. The shop will be so small already that I hate to lose wall space. It might be worth it to have a wide door though.
4ft wider x 8ft longer
If money were no issue this would for sure be the route I'd go! I'd like something like a 28x40.
Perfect. Make sure to have enough elecrrical outlets and your building can handle the elecrrical load.
I can see me breaking a window with them the same height as the bench
same. the windows above the bench should be short and high on the wall so the bench has a back to it
That's a good point. It would be better if those windows were lifted up about 4".
This guy reminds me of Mr Rogers, it's a wonderful day in the neighborhood😂
Won't you be my neighbor?
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Thank you! I suppose that there are several brands claiming this chainsaw. Yeah, I've been wondering about how these little chains will hold-up once it's time to sharpen them. I will likely do a long-term review after a year or so.
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Hey there, Judson! I just subbed to your channel with my personal account. I pray you’re doing well!
OK. WOW! JUST WATCHED YOUR VIDEO AND AM SO GRATEFUL YOU DID THIS AND THAT I FOUND IT. TOO LONG A STORY SHORT: MY GRANDPA BUILT OUR HOME IN 1900, AND IT'S CINDER BLOCK AND SHOULD HAVE BEEN TORN DOWN PROBABLY AFTER HIS DEATH IN 1957; WE (MY SISTER AND MYSELF) STILL HAVE 13 YEARS LEFT ON A 30 YEAR MORTGAGE, AND I'M WORKING TO GET US OUT OF A VERY UNSAFE HOME. SADLY, I BROUGHT SIS HOME FROM HER CANCER SURGERY ON SEPT. 29TH TO A HOUSE W/O ELECTRIC AS WIRING IS SHOT AND ELEC. CO. SAID "DO NOT TURN BREAKER BACK ON!" (WE LIVE IN TOWN SO HAVE WATER). DEAR FRIENDS BOUGHT US A KERO 23,500 HEATER; AND DELIVERED IT NOV 19TH. THE WICK FINALLY SEEMS TO HAVE SETTLED DOWN (BTW: I WAS MISLED TO THINK KNOB CONTROLLED HEAT OUTPUT!), AND I GOT IT TOGETHER FINE. BUT NOW, IT PUKES BLACK SMOKE, THE KNOB STICKS (AS YOU POINTED OUT); AND I HAVE NO IDEA IF I AM USING K1 OR JUST REGULAR KERO! (GAS STATIONS DO NOT TELL YOU, AND I DON'T HAVE MONEY FOR FANCY-SCHMANCY!) I'M 76 AND STILL VERY ACTIVE; BUT MY CIRCULATION HAS ALWAYS SUCKED. I DON'T WANT TO TURN IT OFF AFTER ONLY 6 WEEKS OF USE TO HAVE TO FULLY CLEAN IT OR GET A NEW WICK??? (I'M IN N.E. INDIANA) IT BURNS GOOD NOW, BUT THE SMELL SUCKS, AND I DON'T NEED THAT OR THE BLACK THAT COMES ON START UP. CAN ANYONE HELP? WILL THE ADDITIVE THAT ONE POSTED HELP TO ASSURE THE KERO IS A CLEANER BURN? I'VE USED THESE BEFORE, AND THESE NEW ONES ARE AMAZING -BUT, FRUSTRATING FOR ALL THE SAFETY FEATURES, AND I'M UNSURE HOW TO WORK ON THIS ONE! SORRY FOR THE LENGTH; BUT ANNNY HELP AND SUGGESTIONS SO APPRECIATED! BLESSINGS! LYNN
I'm sorry about your situation. It sounds like you have a lot on you. I will help as much as I can. (1) The knob doesn't really control output/heat temperature as much as it does the length of the wick. You adjust the knob to get the best length that will give you the least amount of smoke and the most efficient burn, which should be no smoke at all. (2) Using K1 is very important. All of the gas stations that I'm aware of use K1, but that might not be the case abroad. If there is any dye in it at all then it's for sure not K1. And I understand not wanting to buy the fancy K1 off the shelf at the store. The price is crazy! (3) The only way that I've found to almost completely get rid of the black smoke and smell that comes at the beginning and end of a burn, is to start the heater outside and then take it back outside to turn it off. The only problem with that is that it's a safety issue. Carrying a kero heater while it's burning isn't the greatest idea. Another idea could be to start it with the windows open and a fan blowing over it (over it and not on it, and a gentle breeze) it and turn it off the same way. There's not a perfect solution. (4) The additive truly does help it to burn cleaner and can preserve your wick for longer. (5) You should not have to clean your wick that often. It can be a wise thing to give it a little scrubbing every few months, but most folks only clean once a year and they do fine. It really does depend on how much you're using it, the type of kero your using if you using an additive for a cleaner burn, and if your wick is at the correct setting.
I know this is a lot. I pray that God gives you grace and that your situation improves.
Well done, very helpful
I'm glad that you found it helpful! Thank you!
Why no vent holes in Chickadees Birdhouse?
There's no specific reason that I'm aware of, other than them not being necessary. I simply followed the plan in the book. I'm sure you could add some and maybe they would help with cross ventilation. Even if it doesn't help to add them, I don't see why it would hurt.
When I burned off my wick the unit burned for like 3 to 5 hours. Outside in the uncovered porch area which was rather windy, and the burning of the wick sent carbon hot fluff which some parts landed on the top of the chimney. This was carbon black type of material of unburned slightly oily carbon. The heater was refilled with K-! kerosene mixed with 1 ounce of 100-99 percent USP grade isopropyl alcohol. This high grade alcohol is totally anhydrous and the best you can buy. This trick was taught to me by an old timer who swears by this additive mix with the kerosene. THis will keep the burn ultra clean.and literally odor free. This additive really works PERIOD !! My heater does not have any soot inside the chimney of the unit. This is just remarkable stuff. The simple green you use works super. I use it outside my house to keep bugs and all kind of thing to stay away from my home. Also when it rains the aluminum siding stays super clean without pressure washing the exterior. This cleaner is just remarkable, PERIOD !!! What I am wondering is if you would make a stainless steel mesh chimney in the shape of a cylindrical shape on top of the inner side to side catalytic converter mesh flame guide ?? This I think would increase the heat output and reduce the amount of kero used with this heater. What do you thind Sir ?? Nice video and good down to earth maintenance information Sir. Peace vf.
Very interesting tip on the additive! Thank you for sharing that. I think you're on to something regarding the mesh chimney. It seems to me that I've seen one that somewhat resembles this design. It was maybe around 20 years ago. I don't know how it would work, but I have thought to myself several times that there has to be a better and more efficient way of keeping, directing and distributing the heat.
HOW MUCH ISOPROPYL TO AMOUNT OF KERO? MY HEATER IS SUPPOSED TO HOLD 1.9 GALLONS... BUT I GET 2.5 TO 3 FILLS OUT OF MY 2 GALLON CONTAINER. DO I JUST ADD IT TO THAT? BUT: HOW MUCH? THANKS!
First of all, you are not suppose to use any additive. I chose to use the additive to keep the smell down. I use crystal clear K-1 Kerosene !! NO RED DYE, PERIOD !! A new wick beginning of the season. Made in Japan or England. THE HELL WITH THE CHINAMAN JUNK !!!! This is part one !!! Have a Happy New Year and hopefully more to come for me and you too. Peace vf@@dianalynntritch1138
What kind of cleaner did you use?
I used Simply Green, half concentrate and half water. Here’s a link: amzn.to/3Blx0Le
H and H how did they do? Keep prepping Brother there's a bad moon rising!
Amen. I see it too. We have to keep looking up! They did well, but we had multiple bouts of bad weather that took them down early. They didn’t get as big as I’d hoped, but that’s no fault of the onions. Onion sets from Dixon Dale have done me well every time!
Kerosene at my local Tractor Supply is $50 for a 5 gallon container. Yea, No, I’ve been using diesel to keep a hoop house warm. $10 a gallon compared to $4.15 for diesel. Wicks aren’t that expensive.
I get it. Kerosene at the pump is much more affordable than in the jugs at the stores, but overall kerosene has gone up in price to the point that it might not be worth it for some or even most people. Like most things, it just depends.
You put diesel in your kerosene heater?
How big of a hole?
That depends upon the bird species. Here's a link to a great resource from MassAudubon. It's a PDF download and it will give you the dimensions for different bird species. www.massaudubon.org/content/download/10092/file/birdhouses2.pdf
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Gonna share.
Thank you, Sarah!
Wow!
Wild, but so cool!
The way they're moving around the food is crazy they have so much strength all together like that
It is crazy!
Wise counsel Jim. Good to see you back making videos. And don't get tempted to eat the grubs, however tasty they smell 😉😆
😂😂 THAT’S wise counsel, Matt.
Coop! There it is! 😁
hey brother thanks for the video! Do you happen to know the dimension of the interior roosting/nesting box area? I am hoping it is more than 15sqft as I just ordered one!!
I hate to say it, but I don’t think it is. It’s 15 sqft at most. I’d have to measure it to say for sure. It’s time for me to do an update on this video anyway. I’ll try to get one out soon that will cover my positive and negative thoughts after long term use.
Great video going out now to get the DS tape and board - hope this works - thanks much
Thank you! I hope it works for you!
That looks likenits waiting to rot. Hows it holding up?
It's holding up well! No issues with the wood at this point. It's better than I had originally thought! There are things about it that I don't like though. I'm going to be releasing a longterm follow-up about this coop soon.
I just bought this coop how is it holding up so far?
If they don't have a truck, what are they driving through field? Seems kind of, what, reckless to drive through the field without knowing that it has no rough places. I hope they had permission to be on that property.
Hi, Bruce Robb. I appreciate what I hope is your genuine concern for the well being of my family and the owners of the land. The land is owned by our family. We live on the land, so we know it well.
@@HeritageAndHarvest Yes, I was conceived about the likelihood of the people in the back getting bumped out of the vehicle. I used to deliver Sunday newspapers from the back of a station wagon, and got bumped out once. It wasn't fun. I'm glad to hear that you were able to do this safely!
Absolutely!
Great video, brother! Love your logo! -Daniel
Thank you very much, Daniel!
Do they turn black everytime you use it...mine did in 4 hours...brand new
No. It shouldn't. It's most likely that the wick was set either too high or too low. The adjustment nob on these units isn't really to turn the heat up or down, but to adjust the reveal of the wick to it's perfect setting. If the flame is fluttering or if there is black smoke, then the knob needs to be turned and the wick adjusted.
My kero heater is not run perfectly
Looked like a good vid to me, Heck there aint to wrong way to do stuff with these heaters. They are literally just a huge lantern. FIrst time i did a dry burn and the wick was clean again i just scratched my head like, "how the heck did that work?"
It works!
It worked because dry burning the wick forces the carbon that has built up on the top to be burned away leaving the wick mostly clean. You can improve this technique by taking a plastic bristle brush (like a toothbrush) to the exposed part of the wick and brush away any remaining carbon. When finished the cleaned wick should feel like soft felt to the touch. That's when you know the wick is in prime condition.
I have a KeroWorld 24H. It’s almost exactly the same setup and your video helped. I just bought this thing 2 weeks ago, now I know how to maintain it!
Nice! I’m glad the video was helpful!
My kids love homeschooling,
OMG HI ITS SHELBY!! I was scrolling on CZcams shorts and I saw this video and I thought it was you guys!! Tell Anna I said hi and I miss her lots! Love you all and love the bird house!
Hey, there! Thank you! I will tell her. She’ll be excited to read your comment! I pray you all are doing well! 🙂
We just visited a pumpkin patch as well! Great memories!
Great video, thanks
Thank you!
Well how cool is that?! Thank you for sharing. I'm over here from your Instagram. Nice to meet you guys! ~New friend here, in Oklahoma, Sammie
It’s nice to meet you as well! Thank you so much! I’ll have to head over to your channel as well and check it out!
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So after about a year now, did it support well, was there any breakage?
After just one season of use it started falling apart. I would consider using it again for other applications (maybe I would), but not as a trellis for beans. The cost is too high for only one time use. I did create a "Short" about it as well: czcams.com/users/shortsWBIuDJQ-GHs
I just bought this with 6 chicks and I'm starting to think it may be kind of small for 6 full size chickens. I am considering modifying the hen house before I build and make it larger by 2 feet then just attach the run to it from there. I would have to make the roof longer also but not a big deal. Still cheaper than building one from scratch. How has this held up for you so far with 6 chickens and do you think they would benefit from more room? It also looks like the roof of the nesting box does not seal well against the coop. Has that been a leaking issue for you?
I agree that six will be a bit tight. I would say this coop holds six chickens at most. I only say that assuming that you're going to let them out to free-range or you'll have a larger pen surrounding the coop. That's what we did and it works well. There are no issues with weather getting into the nesting/roosting area. I did end up installing plastic around the run area (all but one side to allow for ventilation). If I had to do it over again I would have made several modifications to the coop from the beginning. The biggest issue is that all of the chickens want to roost in the rafters of the coop, but the area is too small. They somehow manage to squeeze up there anyway. With six chickens (we only have four per local ordinance) I would block off the rafter area so that the chickens can't roost there and then I would build a new roost for them in the run. That's just my opinion. I'm hoping to do an update video for this coop soon. Here is a video that will show what we did for a pen around the coop. It's not a video about the pen, but you can see it in the background. czcams.com/video/1zCCgU3t-50/video.html
Love the nice music you play in your videos! You guys do a great job on the videos! :)
Thank you, my friend!
Do you have a video of the run you added to this?? Just purchased the same one and trying to figure out how to best extend the run
Hi, Derek. I decided to not add a run to the coop at this time for a few reasons. Instead I made a large pen to go around the coop. I don’t have an official video showing the pen, but there are a couple videos where you can see what we did. I’ll share those here czcams.com/video/4w8uUgSIbpQ/video.html and here czcams.com/users/shorts6hPwuwLJe3s?feature=share