@moaski Thanks for the comment. We weren't totally convinced that sheet is a full 4' wide (it appeared to be a ripped narrower piece in the photos), but you're right that you'll need the optional plywood assembly to clamp full size 4x8' material. The max for the stock jaws is 37".
Seems like a good thing, but it should have been made to accomodate 48" wide plywood, mdf, etc. Forced to buy an attachment is rubs me wrong so I don't think I'll get this.
Why are people rude and mean online? I guess it's because they are behind a keyboard in a darkroom. Have we all forgotten, "If you don't have anything nice to say, then don't say it?" Or does that only apply in person when they other can respond by punching you in the face? Do we need to teach our children a new saying? "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it, but if you're in a darkroom behind a keyboard, then let them have it!" LOL! Just venting. Appreciate the video!
@hipsociety You must have missed our sequel, it's got a million dollar budget, 12 camera angles, and like HomeFixated, non-stop comedy hilarity. But for our first crappy video experiment, what you see is what you get! ; )
@palletjack612 Why so grumpy?! Yes, I definitely am that dull on video! In fact, if I could have edited dancing showgirls or anything more entertaining than my bland talking on this video, I totally would have. Instead of dancing showgirls we went with background music. Bad choice, I know, but the music was way cheaper than showgirls. Anyway, sorry you didn't dig the music.
Well you sure yapped a lot but we didn't get to see much of anything in terms of demonstrating the tool in action. Looks more like a paid ad then it does a real review.
Funny! Skip the dancing show girls. Seriously, looking at tool demos is a gauntlet of cheesy raging guitars. It's time to rebel. It's beyond obnoxious.
