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I have a similar system, and once you have a cyclone no need to replace anything but the blower. What company made your new blower? BTW, with this type system you can put a plastic bag in your drum which makes it easy to handle your dust. Contractor bags fit my 55 gallon drum.

I put in a 6" system about 10 years ago, used metal spiral pipe. Had a 2hp Woodsucker cyclone, and found it fine except when using sanders. Sanding dust is much harder to collect than bigger chips. Went to a 3hp cyclone, which was an improvement, but what worked best was installing an outside air dump, which was building a 8" dryer vent type air dump, with a blast gate so if I have a really cold or hot day, can use the filter. My cyclone drops the dust into a 55 gallon drum. When planing boards I can fill the drum in about 15 minutes.

Hi Dave Great to see you back doing what you do best WOODWORK Cheers, Phil from Jersey (that's the original Jersey just 9miles from France)

That footboard design made me catch my breath. Brilliant design. This is what a Santa sleigh should look like.

Of course I meant guard, not fence.

Absolutely. Fantastic . O have a pair of the UJK wire type and they are hopeless...these are the mutts nutts ..i bought the 3d print versions due to where i live . Local library printed them off in bright yellow ... . Cant recommend highly enough.

Hi Dave, good demonstration on low profile bench stop, I also enjoyed watch the video last Sunday as you put them in to use, a good tool to have on the workbench. Is my workshop messy well yes and no, depends on what in doing or making, if it is a mess it an organised mess. Good to see you Take care

We have to talk about that pony tail. I’m begging you Dave ✂️

A mess.😂

How long does the solar panels take to charge the b300?

Any chance you have the CNC plans?

Any chance you have the cnc plans?

Any cnc plans available?

Any chance you have the CNC plans for that headboard? Moe than happy to pay

Would love to see plans for this bed. I’ve made two of the benches. I the first one to tell you the bench plans were in Fine Woodworking.

My problem with having zero clearance on the fence is that when I have done it, the dust collection doesn't work because it's blocked by the zero clearance pieces. Actually, I've been disappointed with the dust collection on the Kapex all together.

We never knows everything we always learn something new at least it is for me.

Hi Dave, good to see you back on camera your live streams have been missed.

Hi Dave, hope your well, sorry could not make it last night I was at a pop concert, 1980's band called Madness, they were a big UK band I don't know if the had hits in Australia, it brought me back to my teenage years, they were in a near by town to me in Llangollen about 12 miles away. I'm watch you at 10.30 on Sunday morning. Also healing my wounds yesterday Australia beat Wales in the rugby, I was a good game and the best team won Australia 36, Wales 28. It's not that warm in Wales lately it's only been about 14c to 17c and rain .I'm like you with the wood planer I always put it side down, can't wait to see the rest of this bed project. Great video as always , Take care

GREAT to see you back on the tools again and doing another show. Im almost at the point of making a router table at the end of my table saw (when i finish the restoration) if i search the archive channel for a video of you making yours will i find one ? Don't know how to do the dust collection under the router.

You got a nice idea there 🙂

Cold and wet in Melbourne and having a lazy afternoon indoors enjoying watching your project… I built a bed frame/bed heads a while back and ended up trying the df700 Festool connectors for the leg to rail connection. Like you, I didn’t want to see cheap metal plates. I was a little dubious at first that they might pull out or work loose, but 2 years on the connections are still solid. Only issue was the expense of buying the kit for only 6 connections…time to make more beds. 😂 Cheers.

used this method and quite frankly amazed at how easy it made fitting Tyre ------ last time i had to do this took, the skin off just about every finger and struggled for over an hour to complete task. Using this technique to less than 10 minutes to do both tyres ----what a revelation bloody brilliant. well done keep the ideas coming. big thanks.

From what I have read and seen, it is the usual practice not to pull one tooth over but to turn the wrest a little toward the heel of the saw while engaging two teeth. In this way a certain amount of consistency can be had in the setting of the teeth. It is not so much by eye as it is feel. Accuracy is a development, not a given.

Would this work with 3hp sawstop professional table saw?

Thanks for the great interview. Stan has done so much in his life, he inspires me . Now I want to get back into my shop.

Hi Dave, good to see you, Another power bank that's great, lower mains wattage but very handy like you said for charging your phone and appliances good for 750 watts hand for lighting it's good for a day's use like your Vikie's vodka stand. Good to have solar and car charging as well as main's charging , Australia is the same as Wales 230 volt at 50 Hz Great video, catch you soon, Take care

Brand new, released in Australia today! I've had it for 6 weeks and love it!

First time I've ever heard "nail" be a two syllable word. From the South of the USA, it feels like our people are brothers in a strange way.

Great Video Thank you 👍🏼

35:25 hello Dave I am a great admirer of your work I am trying to make your mk3 table but I don’t have the mjk 20mm hole tool I know I live in the united states but if you let me borrow your I will return it to as soon as I am done I know it’s a lot to as but I need the favor thank you in advance

Hi Dave go to see you, sorry I missed the live show, I have enjoyed this and I do like watching other projects, hope to catch you live soon, I wish you and yours all the best. Have a good one Take care

Just watched your video, love the no BS approach on how to do things, simple and straight to the point. On that pump where the primer bolt is get rid of it and replace it with a stainless steel plug, ask me how I know😃 I can send you a pic of what's left of the steel bolt they used from my pump.

I got a little lost on the glue up part.

What a nice surprise Dave. I made similar light boxes, they do make for a clean look. See you next time you decide to drop in.

Good morning Dave, just to say you are not forgotten in the UK but time is behind you. And, I dig the hat. I hope you feel 100% soon.

Perhaps a short explanation as to what the unit actually is and what it does would be helpful.

I have found... WHERE... something is made is usually but not always in a few cases a Big Key to work-ability and longevity. These days it seems I spend more time fixin' things than I do actually working on projects. I simply hate it... Trying to get quality products here in the Philippines as an ex-pat is pretty much always like a scavenger hunt. There is no guarantee that buying on Amazon as an example will solve the problem either, as I spent Big Ol' Bucks to have DeWalt's Best Planer shipped here only to find later there is a recall on one of the blade guards. DeWalt refuses to ship said replacement guard here... even though their supplier sold it to me and SHIPPED it Here !! I'll NEVER Buy another DeWalt Product until they make it right.... which I doubt will ever happened. Bottom line is... it seems Good Customer Service is getting much harder regardless of who makes a product. I have a PowerHouse 300 Mig Welder that blew after just a hundred hours or 6 months of use and I can't even find where to send it for repair. Bad links, phone numbers, etc...etc... Thus I have learned how to be a Repair Tech on most everything I buy these days. Not Happy about it... but at least with the help of YT videos I can usually find a solution given enough time and the creek don't rise. Thumbs Up on Your Video and Thanks for the Heads Up !! A Long Time Subscriber...

It's starting to become quite the crowded market so poor app quality and user interface customisations can make the difference, good to see an honest review.

Your personality and joy is infectious and always makes me want to rush out to my workshop and just do anything! Thanks!!

Hi Dave, it is so great to see you on the tube again. You look great

Good job Dave. Honest review.

how is the other battery bank Jackery ?you showed hooking it up to house

Grreat review, It's nice to see some influencers speak the TRUTH! Some like to sugar coat things and not mention the things that need improvement.

Hi David, Good to see you hope you and your family are well, looks like you having fun and games with your power bank and not getting positive feed back from Allpowers and you the customer should have this working the way you want to, if you want to have the display screen on that should be your choice. Missing your videos, catch you soon, Take care

The supposed upside connection is correct and it is for safety. What if you drop a metal ruler and the plug was the way you wanted.. Thanks for all the informative videos.

Sadly the adapter ordering option is no longer available

Your tip for the router depth stop to figure out the bottom of the t-track is genius! I'm always fighting with the plunger spring trying to get the correct depth. This seems so much easier. Can't wait to try it!

Forgot you did this video, I’m about to re-do our pool area so went searching for videos!

Hola una pregunta tanto los rieles superiores como inferiores se cortatan a 7 grados, y las patas a que grados