@@jameslind6380 A person could also build a table top that’s bigger to snap on and off this stand for a working portable bench. Great ideas 💡 for this stand!! 😊Dan

@@furonable if I was cutting for more than 2 cuts (example) I would apply my ear protection. It’s always good to use no matter (good practice) in the shop. 😊 Dan

@@BobbyDillian thanks Bobby!! It’s true, Ridgid does offer that peace of mind knowing it has coverage long term. Once you register the tool of course. 😊Dan

@@fionnan2811happy me too! Can’t beat the LSA warranty they provide!! 😊Dan

It’s a sprayed coating on a solid molded metal piece! 😊Dan

@@user-qx5se7hj2x your welcome! 😊Dan

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@@jewdd1989 yeah that would’ve been nice. It’s made more for smaller electronics. Ryobi and dewalt make bigger ones. Hopefully Ridgid follows suit to create a bigger version. 😊Dan

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@@a777aa64rus Thanks!! A few nails in some old renovation boards. Did just fine with a decent blade. 😊Dan

@@thadcamp4195 You’re Welcome! ☺️ Dan

@@BobbyDillian Your Welcome!! 😊 Dan.

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Yes, it has a cord that’s wired full time to the radio. You can use power or battery 🔋. Your preference.😊Dan

Thanks Doug!! 😊 Dan.

The battery wasn’t clipped all the way. Surprised you noticed that. That’s only happened once and of course it was during the video of all times. lol. 😊Dan

@@ShopTalkWithDanTheMan Thanks Dan.

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Pros and cons to both. I’d say battery is great for small yards and convenience of no gas ⛽️ while gas has more power and long run time for big yards. It’s like most tools, they all serve a purpose depending on your needs. Thanks 😊 Dan

Ricard, if you want long line you can remove the Guard all together and adjust it accordingly. Or remove the cutting blade. Just some suggestions. 😊Dan

A lot of these companies share similarities in build and design. I wouldn’t be surprised if multiple companies use the same molds in factories and add the brand after. They can even change the colour with dye. The main difference would be the warranty they offer through the “label” or “brand”. Thanks 😊 Dan

Well I would only be fitting to do one at this point!! lol 😂 (LAWNMOWER)

It’s still RIDGIDs 12” chainsaw. I added a 16” bar and chain. Just for extra reach, not for cutting bigger (thicker) logs. 😊Dan.

Good Hint to add for anyone refilling trimmer line!! 😊Dan

Thanks Bobby! Yeah, re-spooling was a pain until I used this product. So easy to do!!! 😊Dan

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I believe it will. I have a 6ah for mine and it works great. Ridgid claims there batteries work on all their tools. Maybe not the 12ah due to size issues. Hope that helps. 😊Dan

Yes that would be nice. Had you’d know, you’d probably have opted for a 7 1/4 saw. More power and bigger cutting depth. 😊Dan

Ben, I’m really hoping so. I had one person tell me you can use Ryobi attachments on this because they are almost identical products. It would be nice to see that as a review. If I know someone that has them I will test it out. Thanks for watching. 😊Dan

@@ShopTalkWithDanTheMan yes definitely see if that works make a video

Stephen, great find!!! Mine still works great. Needs new blades soon. 😊Dan

Jean, it would be nicer if it went past 24”! I guess worst case scenario you need extra wide cut you can use an extension table on the opposite side and rip the smaller piece by the fence. Or use a straight edge with a circular saw on saw horses. A bit of a work around, but doable. 😊Dan

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Thanks Bobby! 😊Dan

I would say the compact router are designed for more edging on projects, however, if you made multiple passes to create the groove (depending on how deep) that should work. But to create a flawless tongue I’ve only seen done on a router table. They are always coming out with new jigs for shops, so maybe there is one out for that. With any joint you do, consistency is really the only way it works well. I’ve used a table and a plugged in fixed base router and got great results. The best way is to try it out and see how it goes with a scrap piece of wood. Let me know how you make out. You can often find a good deal on Amazon for an inexpensive table. Also, Canadian tire has great sales on every so often on router tables. Hope that helps. 😊Dan

I have not had any issues with wobble. Maybe check you blade to see if it seated properly. It’s possible some dirt or grease might be interfering with tightening bolt. That might be just enough to give an issue. Other than that, maybe borrow a blade (if you don’t have one) to troubleshoot the blade issue. Overtime blades heat up and could set it off kilter slightly especially if it’s a cheaper blade with less heat distribution. hope that helps.😊Dan

@@ShopTalkWithDanTheMan yeah I heard that maybe some metal sharp edges on the washer that sits on the blade could stick out and set the blade off a bit. I will check that out. Thanks. Great videos, keep it up.

lol!😂 apparently you took the wrong pill. Welcome to the matrix!!!!!

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Good work around to redirect the oil!! 😊 Dan

Great to hear! The Goal of channel has always been sharing information on tools or shop related facts to help you, the buyer choose what's best for you. At the end of the day, just get out in your shop and enjoy the process of creating something!!:-) Dan

Something to definitely be aware of when buying blades. Most stores will allow returns if it’s the wrong product as long as it’s not used. I’m glad in your case you could use the Diablo blades by popping out the metal near the hole. Thanks 😊 Dan.

Thanks 😊!! It’s built like a tank and runs really well. No problems or issues so far. If or when I do I will post. I have it registered with the LSA program so if it fails I’ll get it fixed for free!! 😊 Dan

Can’t Go wrong with build quality and LSA service agreement!!!

Thanks brother!! 😊