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Maybe reverse the struts so the flat side is against the work piece. Would have to rework the hardware a bit.

Brilliant solution! Thank you so much! There's much glue-up hell in my foreseeable future bc I'm using a bunch of scraps and tree stumps to make my wood workbench top. Your idea is going help so much in ensuring my efforts to save some money doesn't go to waste.

You neglected to glue the sacrificial strips to both ends of the panel. Your days on YT are numbered. Jk.

If a guy like myself has only one hand? Do you think he could make accurate and strong repairs with this tool?

I'm buying the same generator tomorrow for $130 the man claims it works..I'm taking a little gas and a fan and pull it out on him and text it. Man is only as good as his word... clean it with gas

It is a nice job and a great idea incorporating the cross-body bolt into the top/bottom struts. I like the use of an impact or drill into the system, certainly makes it easier to clamp down and over. You could use a piece of angle iron or flat bar as protection for the Cross-body bolt.

I have the exact saw, purchased the same fence and now I’m having problems mounting my start/stop switch. Any advice?

Is the exhaust the same size I’m wondering ?

Thank you, it helped me a lot

Perfect before I buy for my kiddo.... Thanks

Shopping for a new battery for my '84 c70 passport- thanks for the insight here. What battery do you run currently? (Mine came to me with an aftermarket lithium)

Can you tell me how to turn that cross hair on and off? Mine does not come on and I need to know if it's a problem with the machine or if something got turned off some how?

Thank for the video. What was the drying process like? Can you tell us what you did and how long you waited before working on the stump?

I do have a ryobi band saw. I was cutting different materials now, but won't cut straight .

Possibly shorten the ground & stinger cables & bump the current up another ten from the settings that were starting to work for you.

Looks beautiful!! I love the wood glass cover thing. I just found one of these on Facebook also and I am going to turn it into a vapor honing cabinet. Before I do that I might do the upgrades that you did first.. Thanks for sharing this great build...

Does anybody know where to get parts for these? I just need the upper wheel tensioner and can’t find one. just the threaded post

no matter what i try, I cant seem to get this stuff to polish like it did in your video. Ive tried airbrushing the 99% alcohol, dipping in the alcohol, brushing the alcohol… nothing. surface is still rough. Any ideas?

Very excellent problem solving!

Looks like you did dang good for your first time

You Scored A One. Delta's A Good Bandsaw. I Bought Me A 9 Inch Ryobi Bandsaw Havent Unboxed It Yet. But When I Do I Just Hope It Has All The Parts That Came With It.

i have one of these and its one of the easiest printers ive ever used! a much better option than the ender 3

Its a great strater to lurne on, I have a similar one thats older with no sanding disk

diagonal all the way

This is a lot like working on a bicycle. When you're turning something and it wants to turn as you tighten it (happens a ton with brake pads), there's an art to twisting it the wrong way just enough to twist it into place before friction locks it down perfectly center (re: the blade guide tolerance issue).

Looks great! I just did one myself. How long did you let it cure before painting it?

I just made my own G10 bed a couple weeks ago. To avoid using clamps, I glued the G10 to a PEI textured steel sheet using high temperature resistant epoxy you can get for $10. Set the G10 on something flat, add glue, add spring steel and lastly add weights on top. Worked like a charm! I bet you could cut some thin mild steel with your laser to match the contour of your bed and glue it. :)

Nice job by explaining the G10, i love your video and the time you spend on it to test it out. i do wonder what power the laser had that you was using. was it 10W ? 20W ? 30W ? if you do not mind, can you try to figure out what kind of G10 you used ? there are lots of different kinds so lots of confusion :( and before asking, no, not all G10 is the same. if i can also give you some advice, add some protection to the wipe area as i am certain your nozzle is worn out after a few prints. ( took me 4 prints to wear out the nozzle .. G10 is extreme abrasive xD) Keep up the good work :D

This was so very informative. I paid 75 for mine. Sadly I had no idea how the inner workings of a bandsaw worked. I just turned it on and went. Until the band broke the other day. So I will tend to the task with the blade replacement with so much more information. Thank you for you have made my day.

Thanks for sharing your files. Did you print the 4” hose adapter with the threaded end facing down to the printer plate or facing up?

Does the app support multiple cameras?

Great idea, I might try mounting the unistrut upside down with the nuts inside. That way, I would have a larger surface area on the wood panel and reduce denting. Also on the panel tightening bolt, I want to try putting a 10-32 bolt or threaded rod through a hole to use as a T handle. A couple of cap nuts would finish the handle. That way I don’t put too much pressure on the panel by using a drill or impact. Again, great idea!

Do you have to put back the resin in the bottle or just leave it

Thank you so much!

Hmmm , i'd seen a competitors pistol-welder AD a month ago & wondered if this style was a gimmick or a stroke of _ergonomic_ or *situational-peculiarity* genius. Just previously watched your RANGER Rear Window vid , browsed your channel page , & watched THIS. SUBSCRIBED 👏 !! Like your style ( the welds : not so much😱 ! ) 😉 😂 😊 🤷‍♂️ Your honest , to the point manner is refreshing. I hope you accumulate good sponsors & lots of subs 👍

EXTREMELY WELL DETAILED 👍 ; don't worry about the length. Every second of YOUR vid was worth it , & without useless jibber jabbering ( done by some just to stretch the video to the supposedly "golden" 10minute+ mark )🙁 YOUR words had VALUE , & the camera views were mostly on-target. As far as i'm concerned , your QUALITY is in the TOP 3% 👏 🔧💪 . ( not trying to throw shade on 80%+ of the DIY vids out there , but MOST need more actual EDITing than they're given. It sure looks like you took some _extra_ time to make your work *WATCHABLE* , informative without fluff ) 🏆

I don’t like the cast wheels on the new Cubs. Spokes would look great on them.

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do they make a two way bolt like you fabricated, and one with a pad on the end of the bolt? Just curious

ty this was helpful

Anything I can pray for you about sir?

They haven’t reach the goal yet 🥲

hi, just bought a similar bandsaw and this video was very helpful as the bandsaw experience is new to me. Enjoyed and found this to be very useful. I'm going to make some jigs to help with bowl blanks and may be pur out a video! Thanks.

1 1/4 measured as 1 1/2... Apparently you and I have the same eyes.

Weird that light poles, trees, powerlines and other wood items in a vertical orientation don't warp or bend, even under load. Doubt vertical storage will make any real difference in that regard.

Clean the metal bro, it’s oil AF! Contact cleaner does wonders

Hi Thomas, I’m Juan Barrada, the designer of the original blast gate you’ve modified. I think you did a great video and I’m happy my design works for you. I’d have love to hear my name in your video but I appreciate you mentioned was a remix from a different designer. A direct link to the original part could’ve been also very productive as people’s feedback is a great way to improve the design. Anyway, great job and you have a new subscriber here! All the best!!!

My blade is always tracking to the left no matter what my adjustment is. I’ve adjusted everything according to the instruction. Any ideas?

I Bought A 9 Inch Ryobi Band Saw Do You Think I Might Have To Ajust The wheel The Blade Rides On?

Hi! Does anybody know part number of that plastic latch? or maybe a link where i can buy it?