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Thanks Darren so easy to follow and I got the job done without sweating. Fantastic video.

I wish you'd told us how you were adjusting pressure instead of just blowing right past and going about your business

Dear Sir, enjoyed your review of fast cap tape measure. Forgive my imposition, would you know of a laser tape measure specifically designed for violin maintenance? I need a quick working accurate tape measure for reading distance from top edge of bridge to edge of nut on my violin. The distance changes very often as the violin gets tuned, the bridge to nut ratio changes because of string tension. Im hoping a laser would read more accurately and be simpler to use. Thank you for demonstrating this on an actual 4/4 size violin if your able. The distance would be in millimeters. 328mm is the working length that must be maintained for optimal tone. Am wondering which laser tape measure would be best suited for such application? Thanks for any help. C.e. usa.😅

Great video, thanks.

be careful when buying a ryobi palm router ........the collar sticks and is hard to remove. check it at the store before buying. i bought one and the collar WOULD NOT come off. --even the men at the store could not get it off except to stand on it and pull up!!!!! as i was exchanging it for a second one a lady who had bought one previously said they were notorious for the collar being very hard to remove.

Nicely done comparison gonna make a magnetic handle

Thanks. I don't think a Micro jig comparison is necessary. This method is just fine.

A colleague of mine is using this drill. The sound when hammer function is on is really annoying and ear-piercing high pitch. Drilling brick that is, not even concrete. Especially when he’s choosing drill speed too high “I’m a tough man and I want to get the job done fast” without ear protection noise is quite unbearable. I don’t know any corded hammer drill sounding that annoying…

Could not find your Thread Gauge 2 on Thingiverse ! DOes it exists anywhere else ?

This thing is overpriced junk. And from the video looks like it took longer to set up than your knock off ones

You could use the expanding jig to set even screw holes

Great idea Darren.

I buy one and use it each time. Just a comment, you can put the fence on top, then you can use a metal or wood guide to cut a large panel. On my kit, there is a metal plate of 0.6mm, this metal plane is inserted like the saw. So, you can verify your line before cutting. I use it also to control the 90° vertical adjustment.

You love my country!😄

Thanks mate. Exactly what I was looking for. Very well explained. I used parameters so I can easily change for different nut sizes.

Great video. And i really like your t-shirt. Keep up the good work.

Quick tip for calipers: To measure the distance between to holes of the same size, first turn the caliper over and use the small, inner arms and zero them in one of the holes. Then flip it back over and measure the holes from the walls nearest to each other and that's you center to center distance. 😊

Just picked up this beautiful little tool a week or two ago and now stumbled on your video. The blade is fully flattened, polished and sharpened out of the box which is a nice touch. And it cuts like a dream. Blue Spruce just came out with a spearpoint blade version which gets into corners and tight spaces very nicely. Thanks for doing this video!

If you dont want accuracy theyre great.

Great quality on my Bradman sliding door There not even riveted in Vey disappointed I invested in some stainless self tappers I prefer a secure roller Very informative video

The instructions for this were so vague, I writ and design manuals and was feeling frustrated, thank you for this ❤️

Been wanting/saving for this for months. It’s genius. ✨ Hoping to make accurate “one and done” cuts with no/less use of shooting-board (shooting boards are my most hated, finicky and difficult task)

much appreciated Dazza.

A good presentation. Appreciated. Well done!

This just didn’t make sense before. Now I understand it. Thanks for sharing.

Been using these for ages now and can't break one, best for cabinet makers in my opinion. Thanks for the video!

Nice one! Thanks Darren.

I've been eyeing this for quite while, finally deciding that having a millionth japanese saw might be a bit much and solved my problem by making adjustable shooting board for the alarming cost of one bolt, few screws and scrap plywood. Is good enough for joinery off the saw, or will you have to dress the cuts further?

how well does this unit go with hardwood like iron bark or casurina?

Did you buy the xl that you needed to build ?

@DarrensWorkshop - Hi Darren, what brand/model of bushings are you using in the video (to ensure a perfect fit!)

Hi, Darren i'm enjoying the channel!

Hi, thanks for the review. Never saw such a lovely tool. Using the Veritas Flush Plane which looks bigger .

Good to see you return. & where did you pick up such a nifty plane? I have also been looking to remove glue squeeze out from inside a jewellery box, & this would be excellent

30 minutes ago, I was looking up to see if I could get something like this.

Darren - thank you for the videos. They are well done. I am am a novice and would find it useful if you demonstrated how you make your custom holders: steps, software, techniques. 😊

does it connect to the ryobi power tools ie the sander?

Question:? why don't you turn the nut a few turns on the bolt, during gluing, gives a decent handle to grab onto squeez it in its place and hold it a few seconds, To keep your fingers away from the glue Kind regards Hans

Hi, a small tip for fusion: on the right there is a "sketch palette" the second option from the bottom says at my screen :" Construction Geometries" that switches on or off the visibility of the dotted lines And there are some more options Kind regards Hans

Glad I found your channel. I watched several other of your videos earlier today. I printed off some of the Festool MFT dog holes. Love them!

Just found your channel today. Glad I found it. Just subscribed.

I need that glue bottle holder!!!! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing. I just got a 3D printer for Christmas. ANd I’m wanting to make things for the shop. It’s amazing how many things you can make. Great stuff.

That how it's done there must always BE A SUPERVISOR AROUND, to check the job is and has to be done nice and nietly and safely.😂😂😂

Is it still working now and how often do you have to re-coat? I am in Queensland and my table saw is really suffering with rust so I need something that lasts

Thanks very much for your videos. Printed a couple of things from you’re recommendations now and there’s fantastic.

They also have a 40V version that they claim has twice the pressure. For almost twice the price. Thanks for the review.

Thanks, slightly different model but the instructions are AWFUL. Not one mention of how to install the dust bag, not to mention how bad the seal will be, I'm going to add tape to hold it in place.

Hi. Thanks for this print. I made your template frame from another video and was wondering where you got the lettering templates that fit it.

I had a problem using my kapex 120 regarding setting depth of cut. The manual gave clear instructions but I had misread them and this video answered my questions. Tony