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Even 1/8 inch material was enough to make damage when it kick back.

I use nothing but Makita Track Saws! My 2nd one! I am a professional Finish carpenter and currently within 2 yrs I am on my 3 rd blade going on 4! Recently I broke down 30 3/4” melamine sheets and it performed flawlessly ! For the cash a tough tool!

I will say I was not a big fan of ryobi but slowly I been adding more ryobi tools in my bag. Personally for me I don’t agree with the brushless line but the brushed line is on point on price and how reliable they are.

3:25 Sandflex blocks are a lifesaver, and you can use them with the T-9 to lubricate and scuff. Game changers!

731 woodworks feels like a sell out now. He's very affiliated with everything now. I can't bash 731 woodworks too much, because he's building more than just wood projects. He's making a life sustaining business. I'm mostly envious. But on the other hand, he still feels like that. I would love to find a good niche to build something like he has. Props 731.

Bruh cmon woodworkers probably have a dove tail bit…

Can't you just buy hard foam insulation from the big orange and glue it up any way you want for 1/10 the price.

You could use your Shapeoko CNC to carve interesting designs into the stove top cover.

Errr... Brass *is* metal!

Seems this planar is no longer available on Amazon. Any other suggestions? The dewalt might be a bit over budget for me ATM.

FYI, this saw is actually CHEAPER now than it was when you got it coming in at $300 on Amazon. I also have 10% off from being an Amazon business so if you do that you save more.

oh come on now, the "blade cleaner" is a bit of overkill (and expense/waste of space). Just use the lid of a 5-gal bucket and let it soak a bit, if needed scrub lightly with a “scotchbright” pad from the Dollar Store, then dry it off. I guess put some work gloves on if you are concerned about cutting yourself. So a dollar and stuff you have laying around instead of whatever this costs and the space to store it.

I learned more from you about using my ‘green’ machine than I did by searching for “unboxing” videos of the green machine itself. Thanks for your great videos!

Can you do a review of the rigid r4520 please

People give craftsman tools a lot of smack but there are some of there tools that are top notch. The V20 line of cordless tools has come along nicely since SBD took over. Especially the 18ga nailers, cutoff tools, and brushless drill/impact. The nailers are exactly same as dewalt at usually half the price.

Totally agree using your PPE…..

Remove your bearings before submerging them in Simple Green

Please remove your bearings before submerging your router bits.

Why did the video image have a Hercules table saw in it? It wasn’t in the video.

A little tip for those that put their cars in the same garage as their wood, don't put your car soaking wet, as the water on the car will evaporate and make the air inside damp. Especially at low temperatures wood will get wet and mould. Leave the car to dry outside and when dry put it in the garage.

Lovely

Thanks!

Quality affordable marking & measuring tools could be added to your line of products.

Your miter saw goes to 50 inches one way and 60 inches the other way but you need to make a 65 degree cut? Welcome to the twilight zone. 😂😂 Great video though. Wish I had your DeWalt.

This government induced controversy is typical of the mentality of the government - "I'm from the government & I'm here to help (or protect." The feds have zero interest in affordability. A companion example is in the push to change over to electric vehicles vs. fossil fuel powered vehicles.

Great video as always Matt. Sorry, the factory work in me has to suggest doing a video on Locking out and trying before doing work on machines. Just a suggestion.

Why is there a Hercules saw in the thumbnail? Have you ever used that one? Any good?

Better buy a(nother) table or miter saw now that does not have the saw stop technology while you can.

All the Chinesium (metal) you can shake a stick at. With a few things that don't suck. lol. Absolutely second the advice to avoid the drill bits. Won't even drill out a simple lock - just spins and refuses to cut. That said, some things to get are their jack stands and floor jacks which are apparently built in the same factory as Snap-On. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said about their drivers and torque wrenches, which are like throwing crap at a wall and hoping it will stick. My dad has some old Japanese sockets that survived nearly 20 years of electrical and construction work and the Harbor freight lasted me.. about 5 jobs. Having a driver break or a socket strip itself out ( as opposed to the nut ) is your entire afternoon coming to a stop while you go get a replacement. Same with their breaker bars, tire wrenches, and so on - anything you put torque on will eventually deform or bend as the metal is not up to the spec ( factories in China lying... who'd have guessed? ) So, things like shop gloves, lights, clamps, wheel chocks, etc.. all good. The rest.. shop carefully.

THANK YOU FOR THE FRANK POINTS!

Still innovating mileaukee !!!🎉❤

Can the acs be used with other tracks/tracksaws or do you need to use the kreg? It’s the perfect folding table for my garage. But would like a cordless saw for it

Great video - seriously. I've been thinking bout getting one of these - I think you convinced me. Thanks for posting this!

I own two older Makita tools that I have used a lot. My experience with them shows me that Makita does not give nearly enough thought to the design of their tools. I won't buy any more of their products. This review shows that they have changed and give more thought to their product designs, but I will still not buy anything from them.

I love the dewalt atomic series i like the new impact how small it is and the atomic sawzall. I install windows and they are perfect 👌🏼

What about using B’laster Surface Shield rust protectant on the table saw surface?

Matt, I wanna add some food for thought about rust on table saws. After sawing some lumber on mine recently I did not clean it and was totally covered. The next day I come in and every spot that had larger chunks of saw dust on the table had rusted. Not realizing that the wood had moisture in it(as it was decking boards I ripped down) which caused the rust spots. Needless to say I learned my lesson. Just thought I’d point that out as something simple as wood chips can cause rust!!

Izzy swan has the best push block!!!! Period!!

Congratulations on 600K subscribers Matt! Movin’ on up brotha, that’s awesome keep up the content 🤙🏼

You are exactly right. Ryobi is a good choice for the homeowner/diy market. As such, these tools don't get the frequent use of the expensive brands. With promotions, you can get batteries about half price, or get a free tool with a special on two batteries. I became acquainted with Ryobi about 18 years ago. I wanted to get away from gas powered grass trimmers and saw the Ryobi 24 volt trimmer for $140 in HD. That was a good investment. After 8 years, the motor wore out, having been used on a large property. Ryobi had a replacement motor for $20. I used the trimmer another 4 years, retired it, and bought a new Ryobi 18 volt trimmer (the 24 volt batteries were way too expensive. The new 18 volt trimmer was lighter and batteries were less expensive. Ah, why should I use a broom to sweep off the walk now? A Ryobi blower was enticing especially using the same battery system. One thing led to another and now I have numerous 18+One tools and enough batteries to not run short. On my property it is so convenient to no longer stretch an electric cord out for simple jobs. I was a Craftsman fan until the name was "licensed" to SBD and quality went down. However, Ryobi makes products that Craftsman didn't have.

I second Carbon Method. I used it in my new sawstop cast iron top and it’s still perfectly shiny. Helps protect against scratches but it not a lot. Don’t even waste your time on paste wax.

I use Collinite Metal Wax. It removes rust and leaves a protective barrier behind. My cast iron top is very smooth. I even used it on a planer that wouldn't go up or down anymore. It works great now.

watched this video, compare craftsman, cobalt, ryobi, and rigid

I went with the corded Makita track saw a couple of months ago. It is a fantastic saw, cuts smoothly, easy to set the depth of cut and not too noisy. The case/box is very useful as well, stores the saw with plenty of spare space. It also good as a small stool to sit on when working on low projects.

That's exactly what ryobie is. Good description. If you are a pro, ryobie isn't for you.

I don't think this will be my next purchase. But I'll probably get a rolling full-size table saw next. Milwaukee 8 1/4 for now

Sorry but the Gripper is one of the most hyped but unnecessary gizmos on UA-cam. It’s expensive, fiddly to set up and completely replaceable by any number of homemade push sticks. You UA-cam woodworkers are constantly hawking this thing, I’m not buying it.