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You should make another set of 8 filters ahead of time and squirrel them away somewhere. When it's time to change them, if you have to do a bunch of work, you'll delay it - potentially impacting the air quality. Having a set on hand makes it much easier to just change them as needed.
Yoooooooooo Johnny!!! This came out so freakin Dope Bud!!1 At work & just watched every min. of this video!! Hoping all is well Bud, Dirty Jersey out!!
That fix was fairly simple. The title made it sound like a much bigger disaster. I have noticed a few makers doing this lately. No a fan of the clickbait titles.
Not watching. Why wear mask? Attempting to make a statement because your covering up the fact dr failchi guided y'all in the wrong direction?? Oh, yeah, y'all are doing a lot of unnecessary steps. More power to ya
A better title would have been 'I thought I ruined a $5k table, here's how'. See how similar that is to the original title, yet there is zero click-bait? The English lagnuage is a wonderful thing if you only learn how to use it correctly...
Most mold release sprays are absolute garbage and are intended to use on actual silicone molds. The best thing I've found is a combination of pertoleum jelly and carnuba wax buffed onto the melamine.
Very innovative, i like the implementation of the bladed double track up top and the dust shield is pretty dang genius! like the other commenter tho, prolly need to replace that sometime down the road with lexan, cause i see you needing to wipe/clean out the dust periodically, and that'll scratch regular plexiglass in time and most likely impede your visibility in time. VERY Nice Sled overall! BTW, Ron Burgundy called and wants his inflection back. "...News at 6"
Honest question: why bother? Unless you’re lying underneath the table, you’ll never seen the hardware. I’d agree on pieces with exposed hardware but it seems largely unnecessary on hidden hardware.
@@craftedworkshop I think it's a "I want to do better than the last time" sort of thing with me. A constant state of progress. Fasteners are something that is cheap to take to the next level.
Hello, I saw the Harvey dust collector in the background. Are you happy with it? Will you be doing any future videos on it? I am considering purchasing it. Thanks - Steve
your epoxy stuck because it got too hot for CRC. basically melted it into the epoxy. If you are going to use CRC let first layer cure for like 12 hours then pour 2nd. I prefer the Alumalite mold release. Friend uses Smooth-on, he likes it. Also, paint the slab edges with a layer of epoxy(like regular 5:1) to about 3-4" into the slab on top and bottom, will mostly kill the bubbles.
@@craftedworkshop It was never true and you know it- stop pretending you didn't just need to machine away the melamine with the cnc like every other woodworker in the situatiuon has done. The more you double-down on this non-issue the more dishonest and disingenous you look. If the epoxy cracked or the white coating melted so badly it leeched deeply into the epoxy, sure, but otherwise... nope.
