Yeah im woodworker and this example of job with tablesaw was so terrible horrible and scary. Keep smilig and your fingers on their place. Kickback isnt fun.

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Negatives ... the driver, as soon as you lock it after a few cuts, it plays, it has a lot of stuff, so you will need a large aluminum level and clamps. The surface of the table is not straight but curved.. with the result that when you push wood they stick. The discs do not cut at all with the result that the wood sticks a little.. It would have been better if I had given something more than to get a jigsaw and a good circular saw for straightness cuts with an aluminum guide. it's better to get a miter saw or two for work or a sliding one, because for better or for worse, straight cuts are cut from where you buy the wood sheets ,for the beams you'll have to cut them by hand as they won't come out straight... and you'd better use a sliding miter saw and a good circular saw. However, I would not recommend it for purchase

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I took off the auxiliary legs screws (flat head) and replaced them with normal ones and added the flat head screws to the ruler guide. Made the ruler stiffer....

@@taxistacontoc4869 thx but that still doesn't solve the mystery 😂

@@stenache it does... he puts four flat screws for the 2 auxiliary legs... for the ruler he puts 4 screws but there are actually 8 holes there... take the four flat screws and put them there and use the four remaining for the auxiliary legs... makes sense

Negatives ... the driver, as soon as you lock it after a few cuts, it plays, it has a lot of stuff, so you will need a large aluminum level and clamps. The surface of the table is not straight but curved.. with the result that when you push wood they stick. The discs do not cut at all with the result that the wood sticks a little.. It would have been better if I had given something more than to get a jigsaw and a good circular saw for straightness cuts with an aluminum guide. it's better to get a miter saw or two for work or a sliding one, because for better or for worse, straight cuts are cut from where you buy the wood sheets ,for the beams you'll have to cut them by hand as they won't come out straight... and you'd better use a sliding miter saw and a good circular saw. However, I would not recommend it for purchase

I bought one of the Parkside Bench Drills for 69.99 about 45 months ago. It's an absolute belter of a Bench drill my friend.. If u get the opportunity to buy one I would recommend one even at 100 euros..

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(Translated) My friend, I say this in all good spirits. Do not cut wood that is not supported by the mitre, as you do in19:20, the wood can wedge and kickback. I'm also impressed that it doesn't have a metal part in the box that sticks next to the fence that is used to avoid such situations. Half the cuts you made in the video don't even need the fence, just the mitre. Stay safe

Hi, I have the same issues. Where exactly did you put one more screw? Thanks

It's very, very loud. The top is a thin sheet of metal, everything is cheap, nothing is good. Waste of money.

Frankly what you pay for is what you get.

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One is for the second disc storage and the other is the dust collection

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My god...he is going to loose a finger..🥲

No fear. No fingerrs😢😂. For few fingers more. Safety first with one glow on one hand. What what the fuck is it?

​@@nastysuicide6810 Overreacting much

Correct, Parkside is very nice stuff if you mod it and than it works much better.

Hi, how did you fix the curved tabletop issue?

Why is that? Would the riving knife not prevent a kickback?

Always support the workpiece between the blade & fence not on the outside of the blade only

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exactly..!! is very dangerous 🤦‍♂️

Also the powder paint on the table surface creates friction so the wood does not glide smoothly.

Από ακρίβεια κοπής σε όλες τις γωνιές αλλά και στα μετρήματα του στις κλήσεις, λέει τίποτα ή μπα ;

Ο παράλληλος είναι ακριβής ;

Negatives ... the driver, as soon as you lock it after a few cuts, it plays, it has a lot of stuff, so you will need a large aluminum level and clamps. The surface of the table is not straight but curved.. with the result that when you push wood they stick. The discs do not cut at all with the result that the wood sticks a little.. It would have been better if I had given something more than to get a jigsaw and a good circular saw for straightness cuts with an aluminum guide. it's better to get a miter saw or two for work or a sliding one, because for better or for worse, straight cuts are cut from where you buy the wood sheets ,for the beams you'll have to cut them by hand as they won't come out straight... and you'd better use a sliding miter saw and a good circular saw. However, I would not recommend it for purchase

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ante sto nedostaje? thx

Fale poprecne precke koje spajaju nogice i vodilica na kojoj su centimetri oznaceni, tj. vodilica na koju se zakaci poorecni granicnik.

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I had to watch that twice, because I couldn't believe what I was seeing. The blade he took off was wrong too 🤦🏼‍♂️

Very true but on the other hand the blade guard on this machine simply does not work