Without a doubt, it cleans it much better than I've been cleaning mine, faster too! Thanks for the demonstration!

What exactly does the PVC pipe says on the side? whenever I ask for 10inch 40sch pvc they give me something a bit smaller, don't know if here they take the outside measure

I doesn't have that white sunburst like filter ( HEPA type ) in the dust bin like my earlier model 527 Roomba has ?

Thank you, Yeah! Great job on the video, and I really appreciate you sharing your expertise. I may have to do this one day.

Having been a HVAC installer we always let gravity do the work for heavy things needing to go down a flight of stairs. Manuel and his friend labor for up the stairs!

I moved one of these upstairs by myself with an appliance dolly. Why wouldn’t you open the box and move the parts separately? Cool approach - just don’t see the reasoning. Maybe if it was a 700 lb safe.

How to move heavy objects down stairs: Gravity.

Nicely done sir

You can ask my fat bastard of a brother the easiest way to move something heavy downstairs! It all begins with my size 12 shoe, and ends with a bloody and lumpy brother!☠️

I use a shop vac for my home. What I do is, I have a spare filter. I take the dirty filter off, put a clean one on. Then I connect the hose to the air exhaust on the vacuum. I take old filter and vacuum outside, gently bang the filter against a tree to knock off most of the dust. Lastly, with the vacuum as far away as possible (at the end of the hose, which is pretty long) I use the blower attachment to get as much dust as reasonably possible off as well, then I store the used filter in a shopping bag and use the vacuum as normal.

I think this is a Craftsman 110.xxxxx series Made by Emerson.

Never use Vinegar to remove rust. You just will create new rust. Use Evaporust instead. Cast Iron is porous and the moment you rinsed it in water, rust starts to form. Evaporust does not require rinsing. Electropolishing Cast Iron is very difficult. The silicates in the iron make a brown goo. Better to get it copper plate then nickel plate cast iron.. This will seal the cast iron. Any oil you use will stain your wood your are cutting. I use Ni Finish on my cars paint. It does not protect bae metal. This is the most amateur restoration I have ever seen.

FYI there is a bolt and spring assembly on the trunnion assembly that held the optional factory blade guard, splitter, and anti kickback assembly on most of this series Craftsman table saws.

Hello, Ready to switch out table from different saw. Which screws do i need tp remove to get the top off by itself.

Your idea worked perfectly!

Use a flush cut edge trimming bit in your router and duplicate the oval using the original throat plate as a template. Just trace the original onto a new piece of wood, then jigsaw it put just slightly wide of the trace line. Use the router to trim off the rest and you’ll have an exact match.

Hey can you tell me why the blue and green boards aren't on the same plane? Was it because the screws would have been too crowded?

What was your total cost on this?

love the bench vise! lol It could possibly use the same treatment lol

Thanks for the demonstration!

I think you're supposed to drill into the brick, not the grout.

Your filter looks like the one I am looking to replace. Do you have a part number?

Hell yes. This is just what I needed.

I own my father's Craftman 113.27701. I'm 77, and I think the saw must be 70 years old, give or take a few years. The saw still meets my needs, but the splitter is a good idea, and something I will attempt very soon. Thanks

Great job dude.. Is this the 1st one u made?? I love the idea with the L bracket piece of metal. I have a few of them in my shop. U just gave me a great idea for the splitters too BTW.. I was thinking about making my own table saw using the parts from a crappy saw I have but I'm a little stumped on the design. My saw is powerful enough to cut a lotta woods but the table is trash so what I'm looking to do is change the mechanism for the blade and motor. What i really want to do is make it a belt driven saw which might make it a better all round saw in the end but I need to build some metal framing to attach the saw motor and arbor to so I can have the table top seperate which will mean I can square thing up more easily. I'm gone way off on a tangent about rebuilding my saw man but I really enjoyed this video u made. Have u tried using ASH?? It's also a very tough dense wood and great for Zero clearance plates as well..

Just make an wood insert for the cover of the L bracket screws and put one couter sunk screw in the middle to hold it to the plate underneath. Looks good though. I will try one myself. Thanks

Why couldn't you have the pipe cut to your size first (I don't have your equipment, so I would have to ask you)

Outstanding work. I will be referencing this for my upcoming job. Big thanks!

Have these shelves collapsed in 4 years time? No shade.

“Set it and forget it” *I did that with my son’s 670, took a shower and came downstairs to find it fucking masterbating on my dogs bed.* 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I'm in the process of doing my father's old 72 Craftsman tablespoon I've just been scrubbing the top forever lol. Did the vinegar pit the cast iron at all?

Очень хороший гардероб получился. Все на своих местах!

I agree with it being a waste of time. It's going to leak again anyway just in a different spot. Just buy a new one. They're not that expensive.

I hope you put something on the table and extensions to keep them from rusting again. I've been told that paste wax works well. I guess well see as I have to do the same thing to a saw I have and I've got some old carnuba floor wax just collecting dust I'm going to try. I'm also going to build a cover for it as I had just a piece of cardboard sitting on it for over a year and the rust hasn't gotten any worse. I wish I had time to disassemble it but I don't. Nice job.

WHY DID'T YOU SHOW IT RUNNING ????????????????

Problem #1...those countersink bits may have been OK for wood, but you ran them WAY too fast for steel. You'd have been better off using them at SLOW speed in a hand drill, or even resorting to an old-fashioned brace. Not to worry, part of the learning curve when making your own stuff for the first time. keep it up!

Nice table saw.....I have 1980's B&D needs restored & a few missing parts.

Nice idea mounting a piece of angle on the underside. looks like you're learning from your lack of fabricating skills though.Nothing wrong with making mistakes as long as you don't keep making the same ones.

Great job Pete, You got my sub.

Great video!

Love the sign, thx for the video!

I'm having some small artifacting problems with this card, could it be the drivers or the card itself ? or the PSU ? Cuz I used DDU and NVCleanstall and the problems dissappeared, I don't know if they'll come back but I still have warranty if they do

that was the first table saw that i bought as a teenager...$75.00 well used. cut allot of timber with it. one of the best things that i did to make it run smoother was to add a link belt. good luck and have fun with it.

Wow that is a nice piece of equipment and I love that fence

I have done very similar with woodglut designs.

Just a thought, why not cut a slot for the knife and screw it in from the bottom? That way you don't have the big hole there.

Thought this was supposed to be easy.

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I just cut a slot in the metal plate and silver soldered the rive knife to the back side it protrudes thru the slot works great, 30 minutes start to finish

Que modelo es la sierra y cuantos HP tiene que tener el motor