I was the same way. Glad it helped.

Glad it helped

Sorry I didn't cover that. I gave it away, so I can't test it now.

I am glad you found it helpful.

@@ShopRamblings after seeing your detailed review I subscribed to your channel. You answered questions I had so I jumped off the fence and bought one.

@davidgilbert2288 I hope you like it.

Thanks.

Thanks

Great idea!

Thanks

I am not sure of the answer you are waiting. I don't have an iPhone or imessaging. If you have a question you can email me at [email protected]

Many factories will make the same product and put several different brand names on it. The more people who want to a profit off the same item, the more you have to pay.

It is crazy how good it works for the size and cost.

I am glad you liked it.

Insert mine all the time. It is still running strong.

I still use this one, and it is still working great.

Agreed

I was hoping people would find it useful. I wish I had known before buying all the other style clamps.

Thanks

I have a tapering jig. I also have a 3', 5', and 8' straighting jigs. They are much easier than a jointer. I am going to rebuild my table top or just fill in the groves with epoxy. Dogs on 4 in centers are definitely the way to go.

I have thought of that but I also have the vacuum hose to deal with.

@@ShopRamblings connect hose to arm too. I have a tie wrap that is loose enough to loop over my arm.

@@ShopRamblings I agree with you. Dovetails belong on jigs if used at all. Personally I prefer t-tracks or miter tracks on tapering jigs etc. I'd redo the bench top and get rid of them.

I will have to add it to my need to buy list.

You are welcome.

Most of them.

I never thought of that. Thanks.

I have one on both sides of my shop.

It is a great saw. I just with it had the shadow line.

I have another video that shows how to build this. Subscribe and look under the video section. There are several videos showing different aspects of the system.

Glad I could help!

Yeah, I am not a professional KZfaqr. I am just an old guy who buys a lot of tool.

I have cut birch plywood with it. I don't use mdf.

@@ShopRamblings thanks

Why can't it be both?

It works better than expected. I really like it.

After getting this one I searched around and found a couple of other ones. I had never seen them before. I did notice some of the other models , the groove to put the square in was narrower and could only hold one square. I am not sure about the one from taytools.

@@ShopRamblings I'm not saying which is better, just that there are other similar products out there. I got mine about a year ago. More options are more better.

I can Ramble on about anything.

@@ShopRamblings sure..its only rambling.

I have not thought of that, but I won't forget it. Thanks

So you are saying I should let a local business buy these, and then I buy from them at a markup.

I don't remember. I made this video a while ago. They make pressure washer soap, if I am out and don't want to go to the store, I have used car wash or liquid laundry detergent.

@@ShopRamblings awesome. Thank you Sir.

I am still using mine. I just need to get a shadow line installed.

I would if we they still manufactured it in America. Our politicians have pushed most manufacturing out of the country.

I have been told that and I am trying to demonstrate all the tools in all my videos now. Thanks for the feedback. It reinforces that I need to make sure I keep doing it.

I agree completely with you. Some of the more popular videos I have done updates on. I have tools I have been using for over 25 years. I have considered going through the shop reviewing the different tools I use. The problem is that many tools change but look the same. If I am reviewing an old model, I might say it is great quality, but they have made the new model cheaper. It is difficult to know what will help most people. I am trying to get away from tool review and go back to doing projects. Again, it is all about trying to find a balance. Unfortunately, I have a full-time job. I do woodworking and construction on the side. Then, trying to make videos is like having 3 full-time jobs. I never thought I would make any money for videos. I was just trying to help pit some information out to help others. I still spend about as much as I get on the channel. If the channel keeps growing, I will be able to dedicate more time to it. I feel like I am at the point that it could happen soon. Thanks for watching, and thanks for the feedback.

@@ShopRamblings Would love too see you still grow your channel. Information on product quality and usefulness to any degree is greatly appreciated in the Content community. Nobody trusts these Corporations anymore. You are doing the the public a service. I certainly appreciate your time and effort. I would rather believe you than the manufacturer. We have morphed into a throw away society which is so counter productive. Technology is impressive but if it's just a way to make junk faster then we all doomed 😎 Keep up the Great work. Great information you put out will last forever no matter the effort you put into it. Have a great day

@gizznajet1 Thanks for the comments. It is getting harder and harder to tell who is actually giving their opinions and who are just a spokesperson for the company.

Agreed

Email me what tools you are interested in knowing about, and I will let you know. [email protected]

What would have taken a day, I spent a month recording hours of video building my table saw. I had not gotten around to editing it yet. With 30 hours of video, it would take a couple of days. Then my video folder got deleted with 500 gigs of video. All of the footage was lost. I did upload a video on the router lift but the wing build was going to be included with the saw build that was lost. I still forget which way the router spins. Th saw teeth on the inlay are going the same way the bit spins as a quick reference.

@@ShopRamblings oh that's a shame, sorry to hear that, I've noticed it for awhile and it looks awesome...would have loved to see how it's mounted and the process really...either way fantastic job friend ....

I think so.

That was smart.

Thanks

That is definitely a handy attachment. I went and bought a couple of nice aluminum framing squares to use with it.

@ShopRamblings I don't have any aluminum ones but I do have a couple stainless ones but they are pipefitter squares. I use them on wood quite a lot

@robertoo633 That is the type that I had also. The aluminum ones I bought are square corners, whereas my stainless steel ones, the edges, are more rounded.