It's hard being a creator of any kind. You have to give all these explanations and justifications for things you do, even when you are right, lest you incite a swarm.

Hey I just wanted to thank you for your video I went out and used old bamboo flooring I was gonna throw away and built two planters out of them and sold them for 120$ in 4 days 😊

Thank you, Sir!

Everyone is selling planters on FB now. Thank you, youtube 😂

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I use a lot of cedar pickets for projects with my carpentry students, usually pay about $3.60 at a local store. What are they charging you for the AC2 pickets? (6 footers). We get a lot of requests for various planter boxes, I use pallet wood and cedar most of the time.

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The woodworking field most likely knows the information, "apparently not all by the comments" and there's still a large group that sees green lumber and are gun shy about it. Which limits the customer base. Maybe make both and price accordingly. New sub!

Rough- thanks for sharing. About to start a 240’ fence with some slope and curve…. Never done it before but I’ve been watching a ton of videos to make it easier…. Green Wood Bad!!!

Bull shit !!

Does this say have a depth adjustment

I have the 7500 model and it's unusable as the belt slips on any contact with wood. I see no way to adjust tension either. Just that lever on the side with no obvious adjusters.

The sitting on the ground to make cuts really speaks to me.

Add some acetone back into the can and mix before you put it away. The product will last a lot longer.

I have had this set for two months now and I really love it. I recommend it to anyone. I did however, buy upgraded collars as I too experienced some slipping from the included collars. Great video my friend.

The information you shared at the end of the video was awesome and very important information for someone wanting to start a new business, or side hussel. As a business owner and accountant, I have seen many business failures from not considering ALL of the costs of doing business. I counseled many start up individuals to keep 2 time cards. One when doing production, and one when doing administrative or support work. Time getting supplies, delivering,talking with clients,or administrative functions. Those hours add up fast and really can cut the profit per hour earned. Mileage costs can add up too. Keep track of mileage as it is a tax deductible item. As are tool costs.

What is the difference combining linseed and tung oil vs using just one?

i luv the bauer

I purchased one from Harbor Freight and I could not get it to work consistently. It would sink one to three brads and quit. I tried brads with lengths of 1" to 1 3/4" - no luck. I returned the tool to Harbor Freight and purchased a Ryobi Brad Nail Gun from Home Depot. The Ryobi unit was a bit more expensive ($119 without battery). However, I got a 10% veteran's discount from Home Depot which dropped the price and I already own several Ryobi batteries and chargers. The Ryobi seems to work O.K. and it is considerably lighter in weight than the Bauer.

Great video!!

I will NEVER purchase Skil- EVER-- I had a new skill tool that failed within 2 uses and the Design Flaw was Obvious and Easily remedied by a SIMPLER design decision-- I knew then they were IDIOTS.-- NOT A GOOD COMPANY.

Enjoyed your video, much more than most that I have watched. More info.

Awesome tip! Thank you so much. This will definitely stretch how long I go between full-blown sharpening sessions.

Nice job Making them planners New sub Enjoy the video I think you did a good job stay safe my friend and have a good day and catch You're on Another video

Look back of all the things we were told were safe.. till hey we’re not. Your life . I was told Agent Orange was safe…. Wake-up dude .

Sanding that shit without a mask ? …Really ?

With your 10" miter saw, you can cut 3 pickets at a time . Cut the first to length and use it as a templet. Set up a stop or stack all 3 pickets and the templet plank on top, make a line/mark remove the templet picket and cut all 3 pickets at one time. It's a time saver. learned this building fence's. Great guy, great video.

Good vid. I was always curious about how these garden boxes were selling on FB. As for the vid, I would drop the music when you are talking.

Two tthings of caution with this jig: 1. The drill stop collars do slip often on repetitive use. I ended up using a split ring collar and got better results. 2. Be very careful on setting your drill depth on box joints. Allow for the brad point on the drill bit so you dont penetrate the face side of your stock. I would opt for a standard drill bit tip.

is PT safe to use for garden beds, especially if its gonna be used for vegetables? I only ask because my local store has PT pickets and non-PT pickets (which are usually more expensive...)

you cant use that for edible vegtables

Just did this fix, since the chain on a pawn shop black max loaner. That was only $100 was having trouble spinning. Seems to have made the chain not struggle anymore. Yet the damn thing still gets hot af. Hopefully I can get the job I need done without it crapping out on me.

Just picked one up from Amazon and it came with a drill for $109.

Great information!!!

Don't buy from any retail store. Find your wholesale suppliers and buy there. Also you might talk to local fence contractors, they may have surplus material from a job you could buy cheap. There are hundreds of products that you can produce. Many outdoor furniture products can be made from pallets. You are on the right track . You have to account for ALL your expense including paying yourself. It's not worth the effort if you can't get paid at the end of the day. Good luck.

I've never had rhe chain brake give me issues, mine is being a PITA to get started and I was hopeful you could tell me how many turns on your H and L screw turn inwards until they are lightly seated in the carb. Mine is way out of tune and its pissing me off, i cut 3 full grown oak trees that my grandma needed taken care of and i got 3 more to do today and i need help

You cannot use treated wood for a garden ,it seeps into the vegetables use cedar and charge more

Seguramente tenes los rodillos endurecidos y no amortiguan lo suficiente el ingreso de la madera.

i saved up to get ether table saw or miter saw. advice on what to get first. thx

I won't use PT material in a planter anybody might be growing food in - cedar is ok, but the nearest big box that carries cedar pickets is an hour away.

Hey, what is the curing period ?

From Home Depot: Ground contact lumber can be used for raised garden beds for ornamental plants. If edibles are to be planted, you can line the pressure-treated boards with plastic. This will keep soil from making contact with the wood. Don't use plastic across the bottom of the garden bed, as that will prevent drainage. Natural cedar and fir can be used for raised garden beds for edibles.

Thanks. I scrounge old boards from curbside trash pick up, mostly, to mark off my lasagna style beds. Maybe not the best idea.

Thank you David. All great info and so true, from seasonal issues to competition.

nice review... straight to the point

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I like your explanation of your way of explaining your cost, time, supplies, etc. Very well done . You did a lot of time thickening about all of this. Job well done. I have been burnt by this in the past.

** " Is this item still available "** --Well, yes it's still available... And, wait for it.. --Nothing.

Sounds just like me. V10 truck. Where are you located?

You poured twice as much linseed as tung oil into the jar. Then you added about one quarter as much grated beeswax. So it's more like a two to one mix to four mix. Does it matter much?