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Great video. I have a similar saw and similar need.

It helps so much that he explained how to properly adjust the multi meter. Such a clean concise video. Ty

thx for this idea. nice and easy fix....

What a load of horseshit, so instead of a somewhat inaccurate cut, you mar the surface of whatever you want to cut with the abrasive! A+ in stupid.

Those shims were just the ticket; started with them worked my way up to a 2x8; after a long while mirror suddenly popped off the wall - I was not prepared at all. Luckily only a 2 inch drop to the counter top and it was fine.

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u should’ve just bought the 900 couple more bucks

Brilliant….

Good show Doc!

Thank You Thank You Thank You for this video. 2015 Chevy Suburban LTZ, same problem, same solution. I followed this video step by step, and it helped. Took me a while, but it was worth the savings. My biggest struggle was I could not see the top of the tank, I had to feel my way around to disconnect the old line and connect the new line. GOOD LUCK EVERYONE

Did you also hinge the top? I guess for a compound miter saw you'd either have to do a hinge that would let the top go all the way over - or just have a removeable top.

Thank you for the video, it was super helpful and easy to remove the glass in the kids bathroom

My time is expensive as well… by the time you did all that I could have replaced that board, and then gone and fixed 3 more… not to mention the special tools you would need to repair the board…

Thanks!

Bro, I was watching some random videos... and then a straight line but curved cut with a circular saw made me laugh so loud that I had to stop to write this!

Use backward (put the handles down the drain ) Channellocks. Don't beat up your wood bits

You make the front picture of the drain with the spade drill because? Because you are pro?

Great video, may be mention. You may need starheaded screw drivers. Great price in B & M stores. 😊😊

Ok, if you are in SoCal I want to come learn! 😄 We want to start woodworking and I love your page!

So should you replace before you have problems to prevent costly future problems?

Are you going to have a video showing how to prepare the wall afterwards? This was a great video, I want to take mine down but don’t know what to do with the wall to prepare it to paint afterwards.

Taking them down is an incredible waste of time.

¿Decible-ologist? Brilliant and funny at the same time. 😎

Shiny side out!!!!! It's there for a REASON!!! IT ACTS AS A RADIANT BARRIER TO KEEP THE HEAT OUT DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS!!!!! You gotta know these things before posting!!!!!!!!

U did it all wrong! You need to ensure your R value and SEER ratings are paramount to your geographic location!!! There are many ways to do it based on that. It's all about the R value!!!!!!

I am always amazed what a Man can invent when left alone in a shop. LOL, This is a great idea.

I'm really stumped on this one. I have a Frigidaire CFEF312GSC that wont pre heat evenly. During preheat it will alternate between the bake and broil element when but the broil element turns on it is only for a few seconds before it goes back to bake. This effectively makes it heat like only the bake was working. When I use the control to set it to broil the broil works and heats fine. Control board and oven temperature sensor have both been replaced. Anyone's help would be greatly appreciated.

Wow, much respect. Someone who actually logically analyzes a problem, step by step, to arrive at a solution. If only more people did that nowadays. Nice delivery / tone, too: made watching the video enjoyable. One important aspect to oven repair (cooktop, fridge, etc.) is that parts aren't always readily available. Our GE Profile cooktop and oven were installed in 1995, so this being 2024, they're 29 years old, and basically nothing is available anymore. Good job.

mobile dewalt rolling base... problem solved.

Great video. I am not quite as fortunate. I have the LG LRE30453ST, and the oven will not go above 310F. The elements are good, but the baking element gets 230V for about three seconds ever 5 min, and the turns off. No error codes, and the display shows a fairly accurate temp. I think this is going to be the control board.

Definitely need this video for upcoming mirror upgrade. thanks!

Good video with good information.

I like your “hole punch”!

What should I make next?

Sorry but can you show where you started from thanks

I was just trying to decide between Anderson or Marvin windows for my house. Now I know-not Anderson with $100 screens!

Welcome to the world of cnc doctor, looking forward to what you can do with it

Fantastic

Best talk on this topic. The rest seemed interested in convincing the viewer how easy this is. Nothing is ever easy unless it is some well documented new build. Thanks!

Dang definitely trying this

THNK YOU! I followed your instructions and it worked BEAUTIFULLY!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tip... bolts from the caliper generally fit the holes on the rotor, to aid in removal.

I'm currently in the "how can I make my dust collection work better" phase. Going to implement all of these Ideas. Thanks for the inspiration. EDIT: I bought the dustopper about 3 weeks ago and can attest that pulling it and the shop-vac around the garage is difficult... at best. And I'm adding a Hepa filter and hepa bags to the scum sock idea, as well as your exhaust filter, in an attempt to get as many particles out of the air as possible.

Yes, I'm having the same problem. I believe I can do this, unfortunately I have a full tank of gas, smh

How near to the top should a door be? 1/8 inch?

If you do this for a living by the track saw. I have two festool saws best investment ever. Wish i had them 20years ago

I do think this is a neat idea and I wouldn't rule out building one in the future. However, I have been using a commercially made straight edge (comes in two 52 inch sections that has a bar connecting them -- purchased at a big box store ~ 10 years ago) that has worked well for my purposes. Yes, I have to clamp it (but that hasn't bothered me), and yes, I have to be mindful to keep the circular saw pushed against the straight-edge, but it also doesn't take away from my full depth of cut of the circular saw if I need it -- a drawback with using a 3/4" plywood here.

Awesome. I thought I was gonna have to spend $85 for a base on my shark rotator. I couldn't figure out why it kept clogging all of a sudden when I hardly ever had a suction problem before and then I noticed the lower hose was broke while I was cleaning hair and fuzz from the brush and unclogging it again. I bet once I fix that hose it'll stop clogging so much. DIY youtube videos have saved me so much time and money over the years.

One of the best oven trouble shooting videos I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your expertise!

"festool"... using Dewalt. Finally, someone posted this video how to make this. no one ever before dared to do that!