I just removed the knife all together & have been just fine. They saw this can create some dangers though - so far for us no issues.

You are welcome

you got it!

You got it - enjoy

ITs a very fun board - I may consider selling it for the right offer.

I will sell it to you - I have it listed on ebay now actually. If you are interested let me know.

For serving up cheese & crackers its perfect - just keep it oiled. Cutting - no its soft.

I have not looked into this much honestly - I just removed mine & it seems to work just fine.

I do not believe so no...... Maybe on the higher models there is.

​@JustinMoritz I think it may be on the bottom side of the table saw. At least there's something under mine, but I have not tried it.

LOL glad tyo help!

I am sure it is mentioned in the book but I never looked at it - glad it helped - it seems like a real issue & maybe a safety feature for DeWalt that is the its spring loaded. Thanks

You got it - glad it helped. If im correct - the model or so higher up from this has a lever on the left side of the table that also makes it fast & east, but this model has the spring loaded screw. Enjoy

Yes takes a few passes - the setup I am using really makes the process very easy & quick once the MDF or 1/4 ply is cut correctly. The setup I have is from WoodPeckers. Let me know if you have any more questions.

Thanks! Ryobi A25RS41 4-Piece Roundover Router Bit Set - a link is above in the video description.

That does sound like a good idea - I really only have them as an extra / backup. For light duty work they would be fine.....for these hardwoods they are not so great as they can easily twist under tension. They are cheap yes.....for a reason. If you are doing glue-ups with soft woods where you do not need a ton of holding power they work fine. Also the turning knob hits the table when you are doing a glue-up on a table, this is very annoying, where as the Bessey clamp sit high enough & allow you to turn the tightening knob without hitting your work surface. Let me know if you have any other questions.

@@JustinMoritz Thank you for taking the time to reply and of course for the information! Be well

Anytime - thanks for stopping in

@@sipzter357 You are welcome enjoy!

Food grade Mineral Oil & Bees wax. It looks this way because it was still wet. It will dry with a matte finish. There is a link to Howards Cutting Board Oil in the video description - great product! Thanks for stopping in.

Thanks

Thanks!

Taking your time is the key, once you ride off the template you could jeopardize your project. You could add a second rip around the board that the guide bushing stays in between if that’s a concern, I have not tried this but I think it would work. Also, this attachment makes it very easy once you are comfortable plunging into your project. A compact plunge router would also make it less sketchy when starting each pass.

Let me know if it works for your new setup. Enjoy

Very well thanks for getting back@@acast152

Glad to hear that worked@@JohnOsCreations

Thanks!

Did you list the bit you use to cut the groove?

Yes under juice groove router bits down below in the video description. Also you can purchase cove bits on amazon which I also linked. If you want to use the same tools I did you'll need the router base & guide bushing & MDF. The tools can be purchased from Woodpecks &MDF from local store. I do not think Amazon had the router base & guide bushings I used here. LEt me know if I can help you find the right tools.@@householdwoodworks8485

Glad it helped

yes - 3 stages of sanding (150 -250 & 350) with raising the grain during the final stage with 350.

Thanks! Its something else how much tools cost these days & lumber. @@Zippy1776

Thank you!

It’s a workhorse of a saw. It’s a job site saw so it’s smaller than a shop style, the table that is anyways. What are you looking to use it for? You’ll see this saw built into a bench top which will act more like a Shopee style or a saw stop brand. It’s great and should last many many years

You should go skate it!