Thank you. This is the best video on this subject I have found. After having bought the saw and mill after watching this video, I’m very certain that all advice in this video is good, especially about screwing the plank on top to get started instead of the jig. Great job

is there any curved tracks

Poor child has to live in a country where that's considered normal.

thank you very much very informative!!

the insulation went up in price like mad 2 years ago. I was buying it cheap one summer. The next summer it was almost 2x the cost.

Don't you need to strap the wood together to keep it from warping?

I bought this thing and love it!

How has it been with drilling steel? Have you tried it with any larger holes on something thicker, 1/2" or larger thickness?

Lovely job I'm just getting into milling ,I've got a big walnut,I was looking at band saw miling but seeing your video I realised I can do this with my husquvarnas

lol that epic helper

A built-in dust collection system would be nice

This must take 6 men to move this sucker dang that things like a jungle gym strength and heavy lol

I Hit the Like Button 👍🤘If I Honestly Enjoyed It or Got Some Useful Tips/Hacks Or DIY Ideas For Personal Future Projects. I Enjoyed This Video Got Some Great Ideas For My Empty Tool Boxes. I Appreciate The Ides and Showing Us How They Could Be Useful. I Would like To See More Types of Video’s on This Topic. New Tips and Tricks to Use Tool-boxed For All Sorts Of Ideas. Props to you Sir 🫵💪🤘🙏..!! I’ve Never Seen Video’s or Content Related DIY Projects And Uses For Them. I honestly can’t Think of Seeing Anything Related to This On KZfaq. Granted KZfaq Has Endless Videos and Different Country’s Have KZfaqrs Content Creators For Every type Of Hobbies, Craft. So maybe theirs Another Guy Posting Videos Similar To yours. But I Find most of the time if their not speaking In The Language For your Country or Subtitles to Understand the Videos KZfaq Will Use the Algorithm To Give You Related Content or Videos For your Country and Language. So Keep up the Great 👍 Work 😎 👏 Awesome Job, Sorry It’s a Long Reply I tend to Try and Get my point across and Sometimes Its Long. If you Post More Like This Or In This Category Not a lot of ppl are doing this so you’ll Get more Views and The Algorithm will Share Your Content More often Cause the Ideas of your Videos are Fresh and New To The System. !!!

WOW, now that was impressive! Thank you very much.

I have the DeWalt 788 for 10 plus years. I had to replace the tension wedge and several repairs for a knocking noise. A recent problem I had was the top of the blade was 3/32 of an inch ahead of the bottom of the blade. When cutting a 2” thick piece I could not make internal cuts because the blade didn’t meet the cut line at the top and bottom. To make the blade plumb I had to remove the bolt on the rear table bracket and jack it up to plumb the blade to the table. I slid a wedge under the bracket and used a clamp to secure the table from moving.

Dexter (Morgan) approved!😁

Am I able to install the hinges to the mirror first then just line it up in open position & screw it into the jamb?

Skills...patience. Excellence.

thanks so much for sharing...Question? What kind of chain are you using? THanks again

I lived in Texas for a while. This was standard on new construction. I’ve used the in several houses since then. Great idea!

Wonder how is it holding up after a year? Are the wood screws still holding the track? Should you have used a hoist instead of a winch? (there is a difference!) Have been wanting to install something along this line to lift groceries and lower suitcases down stairs in our condo.

He had to do it. LOL

I have a bunch of these cases. They throw them away at work. The mechanics remove the tools and put them in their large tool chests and throw away the cases. The black and gray cutting board is a neat idea. I will be converting the cases I have into shooti g range cases. A couple for magazines and ammo, and a couple for the handguns themselves.

This is great. Thanks for sharing!

Those are some very nice slabs! Milling is so cool... Good job on the video!

When the lil kid pops out i fotgot about the project and just enjoyed the kido vibing on the bench 😂😂😂

You can get an aftermarket arm lift. I have one installed and it works perfectly, no drilling. There are several companies that make them. Best $25 I spent. Have it on for 5years.

how much did the materials cost you?

pump zero / battery stopped working after 4 uses...

Thanks Mark

my 142" blades came in more than the standard 3 loop configuration, so your last method with the 5 loops was VERY helpful--thank you

super thank you. very very helpful

Would this metod work for tree branches? I know it's still wood but it's untreated so not sure how much difference that would make. And for the time meassurment you said "45mins per inch" which I'm assuming refers to thickness not length? Great video! I will certainly be following this when I build mine (though it will be significatn;y smaller ahha) :)

I got the mill guide and winch just in case im still going to try the guide out just to see i also got them off of temu so i got all 3 from for about 120$ if anyone wants to check it out it connected me to the actual manufacturer warehouse so it cut out the middleman and saved me a arm and a leg

Hella helpful, what about the winch? Have you used that at all? If so, was it worth it?

Great job Sir and somehow I have to think about a Leonardo Da Vinci device ...just beautiful...👍👍👍oh and I'm definitely sure it will do the job for a long time😊

You don't say how long it sprays per charge. Also, does it constantly make that sound or only periodically when building pressure. OR - do you have to push the button periodically to pressurize it.

Thanks Mark

This is too cool! I wish I had the talent, mentorship, and resources to do something like this. Incredible job!

I have the small central machinery bench top one from them. I bought it second hand and first guy bought it around 2002. The depth stop broke but she's still drilling 😂. I mostly work with wood but it's drilled it's share of metal. Definitely got my money worth 5x over.

So cool :)

Great videos thanks for making them. I have a Stihl 661 and mill attachment and I use a box section aluminium ladder to make the first cut. I have drilledc4 small holes in a couple of the rungs and screw it to the tree. This makes a very firm base to start from.

What temp does the kiln get to? Does it kill of potential bugs like powder post beetles?

Great if you’re older or have disabilities. But if you think you need a “electric-pump” maybe you should have someone else do it🤣

I LOVE these ideas. I picked up a DEWALT PE-HD case from work and was wondering what I was going to do with it. Thank you I also bought a small metal case I plan to carry all my small tools I need for engine tune-ups, carb adjusting, etc.

Happy for that new hammer lol great video

Blower fix: Pop out the first worn out link. With a lighter or heat gun warm up the next link in line, being careful not to melt it. While it's warm pop it right on and let it cool off. Voila. Worked for me. Try it out

Great video mate, you answered a bunch of questions I had. I will be buying one of these mills soon.

I use 2 2x4s 1foot apart of each other. works great 💪💪💪

Going to make one of these to play Yahtzee. Thank you for the clear video. 🇬🇧