No thanks needed, you guys deserve every ounce of support! I am looking forward to more videos!

Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed this video!

Thank you, it took quite a while but it was worth it!

Thank you, I am really glad you enjoyed this video, the editing alone took me three days!😄 I hope to be back with more soon!

😅🥊 Thank you very much, it means a lot coming from you! As I just said to Jered, you guys absolutely deserve it! Looking forward to watch your subscriber count go through the roof! Cheers!!

Thank you! It was a really hard decision to sell it, it was such a good saw. But the space I gained was worth it for me.

Thank you!

@adrianwoodworm I love your organizational skills. By the way, did I miss any videos? Are you still building your houseboat or did you complete it? If you did finish it, I'd love to see it on the water. A future video idea. 😉

@@erikbrush no you didn't miss anything. This spring I decided to put a hold on the boat building and finally deal with my enormous mess in the garage and to improve my workspace in general. I need to get my shop under control before I can continue. It just takes a while to do that since we run a farmers market garden on the side and I still work multible side jobs to stay afloat financially. I might not be able to get back to the boat before the fall, we will see. I promise I will upload a video as soon as I am back at it!

Huge thanks for your support!!! In my opinion the floating workbench offers you the most flexibility when it comes to how you utilize the space below. Best of luck with your mitersaw station project!

Thank you!

Cool idea to use the sliding system of the dining table as stop block system, very creative, I love it!

@@adrianwoodworm Thanks man! I also kept some longer pieces that can slide all the way to the saw blade if I need to make small, repetitive cuts. I just switch them out when needed.

Thanks for the compliment! Yes, you are spot on, I am german. I moved to canada about 7 years ago and I don't think I will ever be able to get rid of my german accent😄

@@adrianwoodworm never mind that accent…only in germany the majority doesn’t like to say,that they are german.In all other countries around the world they allow you to not denial your roots.Happy for ya mate.No reason to come back,things are fucked up back home 🤣 Keep it up you’re doing great or should I say Glück auf!

Thank you, I am glad you enjoyed the video! The powercap active definitely has its flaws: -Overpriced for what it is, including the spare parts such as filters (I just ordered two spare filter sets, after shipping I had to pay $175 canadian!!) -if you stand straight and look at something at eye hight, I found the top edge of the visor hangs too low and is in my vision. (Most of the time I look down on the object I am working on, so it is not that big of a deal and I got used to it) -the way the battery clips onto the cap is a bit flimsy and the stitching broke. I had to use a small bolt to fix it. On a positive note, here is what I like: -The battery lasts very long, a full day of work is no problem. -it is very comfortable and it won't bother you after many hours of work. Noise is in my opinion on an acceptable level (I wear hearing protection most of the time anyways.)

@@adrianwoodworm hmm ok so similar fitting issues in the Trend. The Trend direct attached ear defenders just amplify the motor noise to a point where I think it’s dangerous to use. I returned them and will probably use simple mask respirators for now until I can afford the 3M PAPR that gets rave reviews but is huuuuugely expensive.

@@LeighHart I am sure the 3M is a good choice, I was looking at that one too but then I almost choked on my coffee when I saw the price. The flaws of the powercap active are manageable for me for now. If you ever end up getting the 3M, let me know what you think of it! Cheers!

I will continue to work on it as soon as my shop is in an acceptable, workable condition. There is still lots to do and work keeps me busy during the summer so progress is not as fast as I would like it. It might be fall by the time I get to it.