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GREAT. EXPLANATION. 😊😊

Got a Ryobi 18v Hammer drill turns out it it is a POS. The chuck continues to keep turning when you stop drill and the bit will fall out.

If the fence were held down with screws but not glued you could remove it and scoot it back if the blade happened to chew up the jig’s “business end.” Then re-cut-good as new. Thoughts?

Nice and simple. I am a DIYer, and by far this is the best guide.

I used 1/2" mdf and cut a 'handle' into the wider side using a forsner bit and jig saw - good to carry and makes it a little lighter

Where can I buy tea lobster?

What happen to your Miter saw dust collection?

Four years on, still very informative. I just want to say, thank you, and boost your algorithms 😊🕊🇬🇧

OMG Get on with it…

Nice. Couldn't the table saw blade portion just be a piece of plywood with a short dowel that's the size of the arbor?

I actually did know them all because my dad was a carpenter. Great video! :) BOP

Can't thank you enough! I decided to buy a cordless drill, found one with an impact included in the "kit" and went with it... not knowing what the heck the impact was for! Hey, the sale price was great! I do my utmost to learn something new every day... thanks for educating me today! :) BOP

amazing video thank you

Although this video didn't apply to my exact project, it definitely helped me find the angles I needed. What a gem! Thanks!

30 bucks is Perfect for the person that drills and drives every so often.

somehow turn bags into coolers?

Usefull

It's like pre-heating an oven...

Very good video, thank you for sharing! This come in very handy.

Best video I've seen in years for this jig. Thank you for your free plans and sharing. Very much appreciated!

Speaking much

Boards are a half inch less because generally the majority is used for walls in houses which typically gets half inch Sheetrock. So when engineers draw a set of plans it’s easier for the dimensions to be an even number. It all comes down to the sake of simplicity. Not only for the engineers but the builders as well. Imagine trying to read some drawings where every dimension is fractional…😅

Excellent video and so clearly explained. Those moments when you learn something new about a tool you thought you already understood ❤

not a single one of these worked unbelievable

Doodie...

How long for the glue to set and the and clamps getting removed?

Superb video George U.K.

Very good info. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Great video, the hinges, are they the slow close and where did you get them?

Hey, I am hoping you'll see this and be able to answer it. Today I went to HD/Lowes to check out their lumber. Im trying to build an outdoor patio bench and since it is my very first woodworking project, I want to keep the cost down so I am thinking of using construction grade lumber. The straightest boards I saw today were "Burrill Fir" I don't know if Burrill is a brand or a form of fir wood but it was incredibly light... Which leads me to my dilemma and question, 1. If buying from big box store, is species important? I was concerned that since this Fir felt like air that it wasn't very dense and if I chose this lumber that it wouldn't hold up to the weight of people on it. In nearly every video everyone goes over the different types of wood but no one seems to go into the species of construction lumber because most of the time the only species anyone cares about is hardwoods. So whats best for construction lumber and woodworking? SYP? SPF? WHITEWOOD? BERRILL FIR? And what exactly is "whitewood" anyways. Thanks!! Edit: i plan to paint this project...I know outdoor furniture is probably best out of something like cedar...but... $$

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I bought one of these for general and basic DIY jobs around the house and it blew me away how good it is.

Very neat

What if you used 3/4 inch ply for the guide and 1/4 inch ply for the plate? I think that would give you more depth of cut but would still be sturdy.

you fired !!!

Is there a particular reason to use ply rather than MDF?

Ya buy plastic it wares,lol

You can buy a straight edge cheaper than the plywood,I always use a metal tube 1x2,

Halfway video, I've decided to buy a miter saw and table saw so I don't have to build this 😂

When you were using the hammer drill on the concrete, were you using it in "hammer" mode when you drilled the hole, or only when you went to drive the concrete anchor?

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I can skip buying a table saw now!

Lmao! Loved the “pre-drilling” segment! 😂 Very informative video by the way. Thank you!

i want a cheap drill that doesn't let the bits come loose. got a link for that?

I’ve been using concrete screws (TapCons) for 30+ years and per the instructions that came with the screws Do Not drive in hammer mode, and per my recent package.

Thank you very much my friend Tommy I am a Greek pensioner and I am very pleased that you sent me these excellent designs of yours I will try to make it as best as I can and thank you very much again many greetings from greece

What setting and what gear did you use when drilling the hole in the concrete? And then when driving the screw into the concrete?

Love the humor

Excellent article

The same bad gripping chuck as on the Skill drills. Isn't this made by Skill?

Man, im crying after pushing too hard part 😹