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This is perfect. Thank you for the calm and easy explanation. In a few weeks I'm going to build myself a new at-home office desk, and these slides will help me to up my game a bit in the drawer department.

Great video, I’m glad you are comfortable being so gay.

You shoulda led with this thing costs $1500 lmao

Hard to be sure on the video, but your fence adjuster bolts look to be coarse thread (3/8-16 possibly). If so can you replace them with fine thread to possibly make finer adjustments? Also, if the bolts are in fact removeable, you could double nut one side (make it fixed) once its close. Then loosen the single nut and use slotted machine shims (if you can find them).

Too expensive.

Hi, do you have any link for the vinly you are using in this video. I like the color.

wow how simple, I always had a stigma against doing edge banding myself.. but this looks really easy and BEAUTIFUL!

Lol... has what appears to be 4 Festool track saws in the background. Are you dual wielding those so fast you need another set for backups during cooldown??

Hi Brent, can I use undermounts for a drawer box that has a bottom panel flush to the bottom of the sides?

$1300 is not for everyone 😂

What thickness did you use in this video? Would you recommend using the 7mm against the wall? Thank you for this video also!! Very informative!!

This was helpful! I'm about to finish my first set of cabinets made of walnut and like you, I prefer the brown and flat finish of the Emtech products. In the long term, what will be the difference between using or not using the sanding sealer, and will the color fade over time without UV protection?

What is the blade size?

I have lost count of the times i have watched this for it to sink in My thick skull , I should have watched this again last Saturday before spending frustrating hours using a dado blade and still got it wrong ! pulled out the router table with tongue and grove bits and that did it . but like they say in Jamaica variety is the spice of life , I need to not limit myself to just one way of doing things. thank you !

I was looking to connect 2 24” base cabinets together and put a butcher block on top of it I would like it to be on wheels so it’s moveable Any advice on how to build the base to do this ?

Awesome, thanks. I was going to hire someone to do this for me, but after watching this it looks like I’ll be saving a significant amount of money on labor.

Great video, thank you! 1. What sanding grit should I use for a desk table top made from baltic birch plywood? It's already sanded at the factory but I don't know to what grit they sanded it. 2. I understand that water popping a 150-grit-sanded-wood opens the pores to have a better molecular bond and hence make the surface more durable, but could you please explain what happens to the smoothness of the wood after water popping? Will you get as smooth a result after applying the Rubio as without water popping? In other words, are durability and smoothness opposite tradeoffs, or is the surface both durable and smooth?

Hindsight is wonderful plus I would also add that I have to agree with you on most of your reasoning. An excellent video and fair video Jason. Before I retired I ran my own tool business including INCRA, Woodpecker and Festool. I sold my INCRA router table and kept my Festool one, one of my biggest mistakes.

1) Dust extractor. The Midi works well for me. 2) Rotex RO-90. I get a lot of work restoring front doors and this tool's versatility and compact sanding head are perfect for this work. 3) ETS-125. The 2mm stroke leaves a very fine finish and it is Festool's cheapest sander. The difference between a shop vac with hepa filter and My CT-Midi is night and day. I would never go back.

Did you not putting underlyer for vinyl flooring

100% agree about the router bits!

I just have the TC pro, and I love it, with this I’d be looking for things to paint just to use it

Can the cordless version cut crown moulding like its big brother?

You’re a great communicator. Such a rarity. Thank you!

Used to have a ct36 and when bag was full it gets real heavy specially when u have to go on stairs I recently got me a ct midi and i love it its very light and compact,i love the hose garage top i can put my festool tracksaw or sander on it

It's always good to hear what others think of the stuff that I have and use, not because I necessarily agree, but because it's good to get other perspectives. I just got that same Ridgid spindle/belt sander you mention (after using and hating an older Ryobi oscillating spindle sander for years), I've used it a few times, and I absolutely love it. I also use trigger clamps all the time, but we obviously have different needs. Thanks!

Watched this entire video thinking "How the hell is he going to finish the oddball sized planks when he gets to the wall" At the very end of the video he says "I'm just gonna finish this small bit here, and we're done!" Come onnnnnn, I followed the entire video, and right when I needed it the most, he just didn't finish it.

What wood you used for threads, noose and rrisers ? Thanks for sharing, good instruction and very neat

Thank you. I am about to pull the trigger and go to the “dark side”. But just couldn’t make up my mind on the two machines. But after your video I feel so much better and know I’ll be happy with my decision. Thank you.

The tools look good, but you could do with being a bit more succinct in your review of them. Plus it's often hard to catch the brand and tool name you mention on these videos. After you say it the first time after that you tend to say these and them a lot. Maybe just mention the names again at the end of the section. Other than that you're doing a great job of giving us good info. cheers!

You make it look easy! Now I'm torn between buying a pre built cabinet or build it myself :D

To me the 45 degree towards the fence is a whole way to screw up my table saw thoughts. I am so use to the blade tipping left not right. Any advantages?

We bought a CT 48 AC extractor, a TS FEQ track saw, and an OF 1400 router as our first 3 Festool products. We have a Dowelmax kit for loosish M and T's. Thanks

Could you explain how you took off the ceiling rails for the garage? Did you need to do anything to the door after you removed those and the curved portion to prevent the door from moving at all?

A tiny set-screw for the first one might be a good solution to keep it from moving once installed and keep the swap out for metric.

It all depends on what you do for work. I have done everything in carpentry from concrete form work to renovating multi-million dollar yachts over the many years. There are times when you need this and there are times when you need that.

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You need 2 hands to adjust the DeWalt as well

I’m interested on how well the Gallery series coating lays out of a vertical surface? I have found with Sherwin Williams UTE, you really have to crank up the heat to get the product to flash before major runs show up.

My wire is not attached and the colors don't line up and there are no numbers on them.

I would have liked you to spray the items in a vertical position. To see how it combats runs.

This is a great video

The Pump on the Quickshot is rated for about 200 gallons of total use.

Hey Brent. With regards to the handle on both the KS 120 and KSC 60, which one allows for a smaller hand to operate the saw(s)?

Can that suction tool work on plasterboard (drywall) sheets, or are they too porous? I sometimes grab the dense pink fire boards and they are NOT light … would be amazing

having the great dust extraction also keeps the abrasives cool and non clogged so they cut better and last way longer…

Haha imagine calling a 6mil LVP "lifeproof" with a straight face? Recommended 12-22 for average residential use. 6 mil will be all busted up within a year.

Yup shop vac is the great of the festool system… then I’d suggest a rotex sander and a tracksaw. but all their products are great! Actually no.. I didn’t like the jigsaw as the barre didn’t seem to have enough support for straight deep cuts.. I think the mafell is better for jigsaw. .

it's fantastic... I respect you Bent

why is it that not one vid shows mounting the slides to the actual bottom of the cabinet I didnt even know the Blum slides had holes for mounting in the bottom until I called Blum. The lady said you dont need back brackets at all just screw them to the floor easy. but no one has showed that in all the vids on utube.