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I put mine on the wall of my garage. Agree a 15 foot line set would be nice. I unzipped my siding and put PT wood behind areas so siding wouldn’t crush. I placed the brackets low enough that I could lag the brackets into the sill plate.

so we bought an upgrade thats not realy an upgrade.. are they planning to fix this issue?

Do you max out the tension on those guide rollers? No issues doing that?

I’m looking at this exact mower. How does it mow thicker stuff? Like whole patches of stalky stuff? Like thorn bushes (multiflora rose) and autum olive?

Pretty slick. I was hoping to see it done with wood rather than hardware, but you can’t argue with the results.

Great video and it looks great thanks for sharing

Yeah, BRAVO! Great video thanks, and no stupid music drowning out the sound of the units working. 10/10.

What bit did you use to cut the acrylic regular o flute?

Good idea and good explanation, ty for the video.

I l changed out my motor. I installed a large treadmill motor, no more changing belts..

I totally agree they should make shorter lines! They must have a ton of feedback about that-- They would make millions!:)

Thank you! Igreat idea routing out the back to hang it flush to the wall. Definitely a solution to my dilemma.

I sold these sanders for almost twenty years at the local Woodcraft store and own a larger one which has two drums. I never had issues with sandpaper sliding. I believe you are wrapping the drum incorrectly.

This unit was on sale today ($515 shipped). I set mine up and as I ran through, I also got hit by the incorrecy order of operations (screw on the chuck guard before attaching the chuck; if you didn’t, take the cap screw out of the chuck, set a block of wood on the top of the chuck and knock it off with a mallet). Then I also got hit by the tension on the belts. There’s no way to take enough tension off to slip these belts, and that’s a problem!

I cant believe I watched this whole video of someone mowing with an open station tractor and didn't see one single bumble bee or yellow jacket attack!

I’m considering mounting that same bracket to my garage wall but I’m using toggle bolts. It looks like you might have used toggle bolts as well, how is it holding up the unit?

How do you control the Mr cool VIBRATIONS from the mount? Its so loud

What are the parts you placed between the vinyl siding and the bracket to allow the bracket to be mounted flush and level? Can that be purchased at a big box store?

It's been long enough I don't remember exactly what I did, but with fiberboard sheathing on this building where siding nails need to hit studs I probably just lifted a piece of siding to get the locations. If you have osb sheathing I think a good stud finder might still pick up the studs, I have one with a 'deep scan' mode but haven't tried it through osb. Otherwise you may need to cut the building wrap (if you have it) as I did and look for where the osb is nailed to the studs. Of couse if you have something other than vinyl siding it gets tougher. Make sure you check my pinned comment below about vibration through the wall mount, if you still want to wall mount get some thick rubber feet to isolate from the bracket.

How do you find the studs from the outside? (When mounting)

What did you do where the pipe comes through the wall to mount that piece covering it

Thanks very much for the excellent review and tips 👍

$379 dear Lord. I paid $550 18 months ago and they're currently sitting at almost $800 on Amazon. It's an excellent drill press. I've been using a keyless chuck with good success - no retaining screw - but honestly I think it was a cheap chuck and a lot of bits would slip out. So I'm going back to the OEM. I threw away the screw but they're very common metric cap screw you can get a big box of stores.

Thank you so much! I was just gifted the PRO-3 and had the same problem. Popped the knob off and loosened that retainer nut, and now it works like charm.

I built this almost exactly to plan. Your video saved me so much in design time. Thanks

Thanks for putting this up, you just saved me a couple hundred bucks - well, for now anyway...👍

Curious about how you like the drum sander and whether you think it’s a viable replacement for a dedicated oscillating one? I do like that it’s sort of a two birds one stone kinda thing.

Btw, I see you haven’t been doing as many videos lately but wanted to let you know they really are very good and helpful. Underrated channel!

I commented on your other video on this press, excellent design on that table. I was curious how you like the chuck, spindle assembly as to the non M2 Morris taper. I as thinking of getting a mortising jig but I read somewhere that they won’t work on this type of spindle? Not sure if you’re using it for this or if there’s another option. Thx. Btw, this thing is now over 700! Yikes inflation is killing me🫤

Hey sorry so many questions but love the analytical approach to tools which helps me think things through. Was wondering what band saw (assuming you have one) that you use and how you like it? I didn’t see a video on this on your channel but will check again. Thx.

Pretty impressive finish for 80g, just after a pass.

I’m hoping to invest in a drum sander. Expensive but from what I can see from others, probably worth its cost just due to reduction in labor for sanding. Curious, how do you like this now, three yrs later? Also what was the cost of that unit? Thx man.

Super video. In the market for this drill press so found your video. Love the design process as well, very efficient use of materials and demonstration of reasoning process. Thanks for sharing! My only question is about the drawers and miters, what might you do differently? Meaning, as you put it, if you were designing it for a client? Again excellent👍👍. Also a definite subscribe!

So , is the final working height optimal or would you change it?

Well done

Excellent tips. This addresses some of my recent frustrations with my sander. Thank you.

What are you wiping the excess oil off with? Terry cloth?

Great vid. I have the same drill. However the oscillating feature has never worked. I'm aware of the addition belt that meeds to be installed. Any ideas?

Wow 2 years later and it’s $749 - nope!

I heard of people using the hook and loop system available from grizzly to solve the overlap problem. It also makes it easier for sand paper change outs

can you put a wide belt on it, or modify for one.. wish jet would have that available to solve this issue

I have this drill press it's a life saver for sure I have had it for 4 years now.So far all of my Shop Fox machine has work out real good for me.

I'm just wondering how you found the studs

What kind of camera do you use for your videos? Great job on the table brother

My understanding of vinyl siding is that any bolts anchored through the siding prohibit expansion and contraction, which is why siding needs to be installed with some "wiggle" and is only installed through the strip at the top of each panel. Bolting through it like this will crack the siding as weather causes expansion and the bracket keeps it pinned in place--this goes for both the AC disconnect and the mounting bracket. If you want to mount a heat pump bracket to a vinyl house the "correct" way to do it is to remove the siding, install a mounting block or "J-block" to install the bracket on, then re-install the siding per manufacturers instructions around the new mounting block (this is how it's done for electric meters, outdoor outlets, etc are installed). It's a non-trivial process, and installing to studs like this is responsible for a lot of complaints about heat pumps transmitting vibration through the walls, especially when the units are idling at low speed or cranking at max speed while heating. I purchased one of these but will be returning it and installing a 4x4 wooden snow stand to avoid vibration issues.

Had the exact same issue with my Jet 22-44 Plus. Loosened the retaining nut and hey presto, it works🎉 Thanks a bunch, priced a replacement board quickly this afternoon and it was almost $600 (AUD)… will look at the Laguna spares options as per one of the previous comments. Mine also doesn’t do much below 50%.. Thanks again!

If cut this way will it still make up well into small square bales?

Why are you running a flail through that grass? Crazy!

I plan on doing exactly that method, thank you

Excellent demo.