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Don’t make the box too air tight, you need makeup air to have more air movement

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This was fun to watch... Good stuff

I saw the diagram and went. “HEY that’s a jet engine!!”

Swap that nut out with a castle nut and drill a little hole through the bolt to wire it on, or put a cotter pin in it. 15:34

I am ASSUMING that the bearings are oriented sideways because it’s less machining to put one screw mechanism into the block to move them forward and back instead of a yoke And a carriage to have them traverse and stay oriented properly

I..... I'm not sure where to start? Yer a mad scientist, that gets results? I would never want to be in the same room with you using a lathe. You are more intelligent than the tools you use.... that is a compliment, by the way! This is a project that I would have NEVER undertaken. That's what made it awesome! It was insane and incredible at the same time!! I don't know what else to say other than "my hat is off to you mad scientist!"

Hope everything is ok! Just as I thinking about purchasing this model your video popped up. And it's the last one in over a year. Great review, much appreciated

I know people 'lol' and don't move so much as a facial muscle. I audibly chuckled at this review, several times. Informative, and good form, good sir.

My x tool P2 seems way more finished and fully developed. I don’t know how durable the P2 will be, but they really do seem to take care of all the details.

Wow a Hungarian ZOLL plate Trabant. A car of a woodworker.

I own the same model of saw. Need to do this or spend the money to get a premade one.

Ambitious woodworker meets engineer with budget that owns his mistakes. ❤

It works great on cutting acrylic sheets using the diamond blade. I use a 1/2" X 1/2" aluminum angle stock for a guide fence and two small clamps to hold it down. You also need a square ruler to square up the fence.

You forgot to turn it into a slider

That motor noise is a safety feature too ensure you know its running😂

All of the OCD folks and electricians died on that non-ground green wire 🤣. Great video!

Had the a350 ever since they were on kickstarter. The only thing worse than this 3 in 1 is the fan base, these people are worse than apple fanboys. Just about everything is proprietary. The cables are hot garbage, the runout sensor (switch) is prone to failure, the linear rails are known to die, the heated bed cable self-destructs, the head cannot be upgraded, you HAVE to use what snapmaker makes.... open source my rear. If you're considering this... don't. If I could go back in time and stop myself from buying it, I would.

It's for crafts ...

Great video...thanks for sharing all the trials and tribulations that went into this process....I wonder if I could pull the guts out if an old Dyson vacuum and convert it...hmmm think I'll keep my eye out for a used cheapo Dyson and try it.

cool noises at 9:38

Wondering if any of the issues have been addressed over the last year.

I have to say I'm very impressed with this build. The radial arm saw is an INCREDIBLY versatile tool to have in your shop. As the proud owner of 2 of them (1 dedicated to cutting and the other one with a dedicated arbor bit stand) as long as you pay attention to what you're doing and respect the power they have, you can do some pretty incredible things with them.

should have used screws for the parts so you can rebuild the fence if needed.

That was a great upgrade. I have the same saw only an older version. I might need to come up with something similar to give myself the workable surface area. Thanks for sharing. Subscribed!

You can find the length of the wire in the transformer by measuring the resistance then using a chart found online to get the length.

T-track hint - if you really have to hammer it in, use a narrow strip of wood to hammer on so the impact is taken on the solid bottom of the channel, not the more delicate top working edges!

Great analysis. One question I have about the helical head is, the OEM size one needs the cutters removed to install, then put back in, but then, are they no longer even in height as they were when coming from the factory?

666th comment 😈

Now I want to make one….

"Bacuse the temporary setups last the longest" True, absolutely true 😅😅😅😅

Being rich with ADHD looks like fun. Too bad for me I have only half of those traits

3:22 why the fadeout like it was a tv show going into the ad break?

When is he gonna make a new video on this channel

Man, what happened to this channel?

Have you stopped making woodworking related videos? I love your vid's but I do miss those.

The most dangerous DIY video in the world. May you always have all your finger!

Great review. I thought I wanted a Gweike before this review. But def not. I’ll stick with my omtech

Good review. I have and old Jarmac table saw with the same sewing machine motor , using the same aluminum blade bushing and nut but with a lot better table. They were good for building dollhouses. Thanks

I don't. Mean to be hyper critical but i'm going to be. One your feed rate was way too aggressive for that tiny saw. Two it's already having trouble with pine and you go with mahogany. Three I don't think it's meant to cut full wood. I might use it building a birdhouse.

How much amps is the disconnect? And those 10/2 wire thanks great video

Hey, I have a question for you about your Craftsman saw. I have one that has nonstandard miter slots... Slightly smaller than most other saws. What do you do about that when buying accessories for that slot?

Hi, i just wanted to ask, how can you switch a 300A+ current with a SSR rated for 40A, is it because the voltage is so low? Thanks.

I see that @handtoolrescue wrench!

Thanx for the reminder that basically all these little machines are garbage, guess you get what you pay for, I've never been interested in these machines anyway...I just dont know why companies release stuff that dont do its job, dont they get sick of returns, and phone calls, just what's the point ..

We miss you over here, too!!

99.99999% of the people out there would just buy this lol...very cool man, my imagination is not that finely tuned lol..wish it was...and all you safety Sam's out there just ..stfu..you people I don't even have a word for but go burry yourself in some safety manual out there an shut up...;0)

I'm just a small shop and hate dust but, I'm not spending 3k on collection lol, I got maybe 300 into mine and it works phenomenally well, my point: it's kinda like festool machines, one can get by just fine without spending more on stuff then the building is worth lol..really cool whatcha did here though...

Gorgeous. Great work!