Mate just let us know up front if there is a financial gain for you so we can watch with our critical eyes. I don’t have a problem watching and learning about different brands but I do have a problem with deception.

Where to buy salice?

Is the pinion made out of plastic?

Questionable decisions financially? Ridiculous collection of Festool tools? Dunno what you're talking about... 😂 I'm fully with you concerning the CT Midi and the DF500. But I would replace the sander by the TS-60. From my point of view the DF500 doesn't make sense as long as you don't get clean and exact cuts.

Jason, Great video. I have a questions. Which transition molding do you use if the rounded stair nosing is perpendicular to the direction of the flooring? Do you use the same stair nosing like in your video about installing the stair case or a reducer to cover the edge between the nosing and flooring?

Hi, i little of topic but i noticed that you have plugged the dog holes in your MFT benches and i wondered why and with what?

Thanks for this video, the dimensions of the saw was really useful. I am just a hobbyist where I work out of a garage, but still park my cars in it when not working. My question is, can the outrigger be taken off when not using the table saw as I would need to remove it for parking, and then put back on when I need to make a cut, without having to dial in the accuracy each time?

Great review!

Thanks for the overview/comparison. The simplicity and standardized adjustments in the Salice clips is an immediate selling point for me. I once tried pricing out some Blum undermount slides and I got lost in all the options and part numbers. I've built my own freaking computers since I was a kid so I'm no stranger to selecting components based on compatibility, and I still struggle to make sense of Blum's hardware catalog. I'm sure someone who lives and breathes Blum hardware installations professionally would know exactly what parts to get for what situation, but as a hobbyist/DIYer, I need something more straight-forward.

They look really nice, will you do a video covering install of the Saliche?

As someone who does cabinet & furniture adjustment and repairs... these look like gold. Thankyou for going over the features which only those who actually work with these things will care about.

You mentioned the holes line up. Does this include the hole on the back of the drawer box?

You're a master of your craft! 🎭 - "The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today..."

Just in time for my kitchen remodel. Thanks!

You mentioned in the comments that you're not purchasing the Salice slides from the distributor, but rather from somewhere else. Could I please have that name? 🙂 Thank you for reviewing this product. It is very timely.

With the ETS150/5. Can too much suction affect its performance? I have mine on a rigid shop vac that is connected to a cyclone on a pain and will suck the sander to the material. Also, what are festool sanding disks like compared to 3m cubitron. I should have bought the package deal with sanding disk but I'm an idiot.

Typical, no prices discussed. I’m buying the best price point and availability. Ive used the Blum for years. If the Salice is cheaper I’m on it

Very helpful I’m planning on building a couple rolling ones for mobile woodshop

Seems odd not to even mention warranty.

Has anyone tried to use these under mount slides on a drawer that has a half blind dovetail front? Is it possible without the slide being visible?

Great job like the video very much thanks

You're a driving force for transformation! 🌪 - "In the pursuit of dreams, the clock is irrelevant-persevere..."

Awesome video as usual

That rack and pinion system on those slides man... Could almost feel the smoothness and stability just by watching it. 😂😂😂 Going to be picking up some of these for the bedroom dressers I have to build. Nothing more satisfying than furniture with doors and drawers that run smooth as silk.

Exactly the information that I needed! Thanks so much!

Such a life saver the day after I was shopping for drawer slides! Just in the nick of time! Thanks

I think you may have sold me here.

More money than brains I've used them all. Mitersaw is the worst and without a D handle way worse

This makes me think of Carlos. He built/installed luxury cabinet from 7am-4pm, 7pm-10pm, 5 days a week. Never worked in a home under a six figures. His tool of choice was an old 4 1/4" porter cable circular saw from the 80's. He could do anything with it. He used it with a cheap Bora saw guide to cut out nested parts on custom veneered ply that ran $500 each.... to perfectly scribe grained matched trim.. even to quickly cut for outlets in a few seconds. He had so much skill in those hands.

Excellent info, excellent. Italy is a plus

You don't have to please everyone 😂 just do your vid

That cabinet looks too small.. 😂 great video keep up the good job..

I wish you would have discussed the actual cost between the slides.

Just ordered a set of Blum, but was able to return, and picked these up and saved a bit as well. I am hoping they are smoother, which it looks like they will be. Thanks.

Buy American - buy Blum. They assemble in US even though maybe compenents from Europe whereas Saliche is all in house in Italy, it seems.

Do the new Salice slides use the same notch and bore pattern as the Blum?

I know you Bent . You will spend a arm and leg for quality stuff .

One thing I did notice is rhat Salice's website sssuuuuccckkss. It's borderline impossible to navigate.

Do you have experience with Hettich's line of concealed runners Quadro and Actro? I've been using the latter mainly because of their range but I wonder how they'd compare to the Salice.

Thank you so much fore sharing this video really help me understand very informative and well explained

Really appreciate the in depth review of these. I've always wanted another alternative to the BLUMs tandem.

Jason, I've been a Salice user for many years. There is a huge advantage in comparison to Blum, and this video is a perfect demonstration of those advantages. I think you hit on at least 95% of those if not every single one! Fantastic video, my friend! I like using an illustration comparing them to a car... Blum would be the Volvo... Dependable, reliable, rugged, and an excellent choice. Salice would be the Ferrari... Faster, sleeker, sexier, but still dependable, reliable, and rugged.. IMHO, a better choice.

The options for push to open from salice arent really all available. The f70 push to open slides have been discontinued, and so far, I can't find anywhere to purchase the progressa push to open. I have been building cabinets with the futura push which seems to be the only option readily available.

Man i like the f70 but theyre so expensiveee. Also, I've been using the salice futura line and it seems like that's a closer competitor than the progressa is. Have you used the futura yet?

The day after my Blum undermount slides arrive, I watch this video. Talk about terrible timing on my part.

Great video, Jason! As a Blum person, I am going to give these a shot. Thank you for the video.

Good stuff 😀. When you build cabinets infrequently it’s tough to keep up with the the options for drawer slides . This really helps 😀

Is the gear plastic? How long for that to fail? Seems like a weird place to cheap out given how well built everything else is.

Salice has made better hinges for ever and have been using them, these slides are the best on the market by far, I am not sure how the distribution will go, I checked with my vendor and they are $5 a pair less than the Blum tandem, plus they are far superior. I hope everyone sticks with Blum because they have good marketing.

Ive been seeing quite a few Tubers using Salice where they once used exclusively Blum, as if Salice is coming outta nowhere. Wrong. As far as I know, Blum got its start buying Salice's IP and manufacturing that, but for sure, Blum using quite a bit of Salice's IP.