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Great video! Thank you for sharing. Have you found any problem holes regarding accuracy over the last year?

great point about scoring with a tracksaw going back never thought about it before

That adjustment in circular saw is super smooth

I also have the same question about the gap at top of the door on the hinge side. I have over a 1/4” gap between the door and the face of the cabinet. It does not look right but the hinges have a metal tab that stops the hinges from being mounted any deeper into the frame. I am using the same 1/2” overlay hinges as shown on your videos. I have tried all of the adjustment screws and have the double doors looking good except for the big open gap that is very noticeable at top corners of each door. Not sure what I might be doing wrong. Wise I could send you a picture of the gap. As they say a picture is worth a thousand words. Thank you your videos are very informative by far the most helpful I found. You job.

what type of earphones are you using?

Brilliant

SWEET ~😮~ Scoring ✂️ Cut ... back then forth

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Good tip, thanks Anthony.

Awesome video brother !!

Hi, I can't get TSO products where I live bit I can get UJK. I heard they are the same products. Do you know if that's true?

That throw away was a boss move🤣

Love the accent

Yo prenso las piezas a unir y luego meto los tornillos. Es que los hoyos dejan poco material para que las cabezas de los tornillos se aprieten, y si los fuerzo a juntar las piezas pueden fácilmente generar una grieta en el hoyo. Muy buena esa máquina, a propósito. Existe en 220v?

Your advice about locking the stop collar was excellent. It really is a time saver. I'm just getting used to using the TPG guides.

So we dont need a parrarle guide, we can just use this combo?

I have the Kapex and it's a great saw. However it has a major problem. Having those rails forward like they are, causes a big problem when you tilt the saw over at 45. The rails are then so close to the table that the cut thickness is severely restricted. This has happened many times and I find I have to use my old Makita chop saw to do the cuts.

How many sheets does it take to build

I doubt that I'll ever cut 5" molding but this is really good to know. I've always wondered what that lever was for. It seemed to get in the way for no good reason. It is green, so it has to do something useful. Now I know. Thanks!

Thy Anthony

Thankyou Anthony! I've had a Kapex for 7 years and didn't know this feature. Would have saved me a ton of time cutting a 5" cove molding.

Good information! Thx!

Thank you bro for this tip .Greetings from a Austrian Woodworker . 👍

I didn’t know…. Thanks Anthony!

Hi, did you receive written step by step instructions with the plans, or just the plans?

Thanks bro

Don’t waste that unused clamping strip at the back….size it for your Router or Jigsaw.👍

The wood burning with Kreg jig

Do you recommend I buy the 118 in makita track if I’m using a lot of sheet goods

Yup, thanks for the helpful video. I want to replace some wornout wood center mounts in drawers built in the 50s. My concern is that the bottoms of these drawers are only ⅛ of inch thick. So there's not enough room to screw the clips to the bottom of the drawer securely. I'm thinking that adding an ⅛ of an inch sheet of plywood to the inside bottom of the drawer would give me the room I need to screw the clips up from underneath. Do you think this is a sound idea, or can you see a problem with it that I may not be aware of? Also, I am not a carpenter. I just love working with wood and making my own repairs when I can.

Im about to buy the drawings for the Paulk smart bench i think its called as it houses a mitre / table saw as well as being an asssembly bench. Do you have plans to make one? If so id love to hear your thoughts

Question. Rather than all those calibrations and stuff, why don't you set up a decent table saw, and you can cut any size you want.

Glad I saw your video. Just purchased the Milwaukee track saw and the TSO square. Planning on adding the // guide system as well. One question, when you calibrated the flip stop w the adjustable square you only did this with one of the flip stops. Did you only do one to save time and implied that you would calibrate all flip-stops the same way?

It seems Rockler has redesigned their LR32 hole drilling jig. The new one is $119 and clamps to the edges of the board, with hole,drilling jogs on each side correctly aligned. This is a nice alternative to the Festool LR32 which cost $350 and up. Thanks for the tip. Cheers

I thought it might be possible to run Makita on the Festool rail, just never saw it done.

Better to use a bandsaw or jigsaw

Thanks for your explanation. I've watched 3 videos showing the 2 types of plug cutters, I only learned about these today; I may be old and missing things, but your description of the 2 bits was the first one where I understood the differences between the two: straight sided, versus tapered plugs. 👏🏻

Time for a Syslight

How much would you charge for a job like this?

Thanks for clearly explaining the offset functionality! I watched two other videos that glossed over it before I found yours

Feed them all summer. Use a bow to put one in the freezer.

Always nice to have free protein roaming around

Beautiful.

Just subscribed. I like your delivery. Right to the point and no BS. Good job!

Can it cut perfectly through twill fabric ?

@AnthonyScolaro1 sorry I’m not clear what you were doing with the combination square during the calibration? Did it set to 200?

These details make more money 😊

What hinges are they for overlayed doors?

That´s it. Thanks for reminding us.

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