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Something wrong with that?

I would be getting a shop vac at least for dust extraction. Ideally you need a separator as well or the filter will clog. If this issue is from not having dust collection the issue would return after some use… is that an option?

Yes sir!

Not a clue

Also gives me a reason to sit down lol

@@HurdCrafters lol 😂 I need to modify my whole workshop for that

@christopherinteriors6521 i rarely sit down and my wife says I need too so i also mounted my mortiser on a lower rolling cart to use my rolling stool with it lol

@@HurdCrafters My Mrs assumes that I sit down all day by the size of the list of jobs when I get home 😂 You have earned another Subscriber. We are both almost at the 1000 subscriber mark.

@christopherinteriors6521 thats funny! Thanks for subscribing!

I’m sure it would be better for someone trying to do same thing that I did but This is not a how to video. It’s just for blog/entertainment … sorry it didn’t help.

It is what it is.

I guess so. Never thought of it as this gave me enough length. After this build, i ended up buying the bessey extenders.

Right. Thanks lol

You definitely should. Helped me when i was in a pinch…

@@HurdCrafters thank you bro

You’re welcome!

To be honest, I’m not sure but more than likely it is different than other models…

I made the wheels but i suggest upgrading to slides if you plan to use the drawers often. I upgraded to self closing slides. It made the drawers cost more than 25 dollars after that of course.

Im no engineer so rule no. 3 does not apply to me. Lol.

Did the planer work correctly after fixing the issue, yes it did and does. The same issue happened to me before with a ridgid planer but the ridgid has pretty thin blades compared to this dewalt. First time with this one…

I had to google that! Lol.

Is that what the instructions say to do? I have not had any issues doing it this way for many many years. This is the first time I’ve had this planer have this issue.

I always scrape off glue before running through the planer…

A longer fence would be super beneficial, but I never got around to upgrading that. I ended up upgrading jointers for a large job. However, it would be super easy to upgrade the fence by just using baltic birch ply or melamine and some clamps…

I also recommend making the extensions adjustable if you plan to change your cut depth any. I left mine at around 1/32” deep of a cut at all times so i did not need that adjustment…

@@HurdCrafters BOW makes a nice 36” fence that might work, but it’s aluminum.

@HDBoyWonder I sold the jointer since this video and upgraded to an 8” grizzly with spiral head. It’s already time to upgrade again.

@@HurdCrafters I was wondering about that. To be adjustable that would mean no brace underneath.

Sure thing! I highly recommend push to open/self closing slides if the drawers will be used often. The diywheels that I initially installed to save money were not for me…

Maybe the teeth count or thickness of blade?

Highly doubtful lol

Me too!

Hmmm. You use a T Square as a miter gauge?

I have face jointed and edge jointed a 9’ board. It was super difficult but i managed with the extensions.

Try to combine the two and there is a real good sense of humor! Thanks for watching!

The dowel plate itself is hardened to handle cutting many dowels. I hit the future dowel through progressively smaller holes to get a perfectly round dowel. I didn’t hit it through the same hole more than once. I have another short video of a different view i think. I will post a link.

Making wood dowels with a dowel plate. ua-cam.com/users/shortsdh2Wft1rGnU?feature=share

The clamp is not too close to the blade in my opinion. I tried to get it close as possible without being unsafe for me. I repeat, ‘unsafe for me.’ I haven’t had a bessey clamp fail once already tightened so… i have however had a bessey clamp fail to tighten and of course got a replacement.

These are just a couple inches shorter otherwise the same as the free plans. I didn’t follow the plans as you can see lol. I used kiln dried poplar for the build. Im not a fan of using construction lumber for furniture although i have done it from time to time. Thanks for compliments and thanks you for watching! If you have any more questions please don’t hesitate…

Thanks for the prompt response. Funny - they look wider and deeper than the free plans. Again - really nice job! It's obvious that you have a lot of experience and are a craftsman. A lot of nice touches - joinery methods, dovetail drawers, undermount drawer slides, etc. @@HurdCrafters

@bigfilo a couple inches difference in one plane can really change the look of something. Thank so much! That means a lot to me. So many just look for flaws in someone’s abilities instead of the talent. Have a good one!

One last quick question - what brand drawer slides did you use?@@HurdCrafters

@bigfilo richelieu from home depot.

I actually never used it for miters but I think you mark a reference line on each piece and clamp the miter to the jig to drill the hole on each mitered piece. Getting the line up perfectly would be difficult unless you use a stop block I assume. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching!

@@HurdCrafters Having tried it myself, your assumption is correct. It is impossible especially if the workpieces aren’t big enough to line up with the jig’s centerline.

@stevesiefken6432 good to know. I actually sold mine for some extra cash but will prob buy another one day.

That dowel was added because of a mistake lol. I tried to buy a transition but none existed at the big box stores that worked for my needs…

Exactly! Glad it helped! I actually upgraded to slides and it’s much better.

I know. Sorry about that. I had horrible lighting when i did this. It was really just for future reference for myself that turned into something “more.” Also, It’s technically not a how to video…

Mine is cast aluminum beds and fence. Cast iron was not available when i purchased. I already upgraded to a grizzly floor model. I did like mine but i outgrew it.

I already upgraded a couple years ago to an 8” grizzly with spiral head. I think the cutech is a great starter jointer but as with anything, there are definitely issues. Its already time for me to upgrade again…

Unfortunately i outgrew it lol. Only a temporary problem i hope…

Not my idea but someone is definitely a genius.

Thank you!

It’s a shame. Despite the lower price, things should be made correctly, period.

Great questions! The correct angle is already established so after a lot of practice I can maintain that angle, at least for the most part. I then do a micro bevel with 16k grit and a tertiary bevel on the back with the ruler trick. Check out Rob Cosmans UA-cam channel and specifically his videos on 32 seconds to sharp. What I showed in this video is a modified version because I actually dont need this plane to be perfect. Its more of a collectible item to go with the rest of my woodriver hand planes. 4 more and I have them all! When it comes to laying the sole flat on the bench: you will find everyone has their own opinions on the subject just as with sharpening. My bench is made with wood and the plane is made to shave wood so the only issue with laying the sole flat is doing it to hard and causing the blade to move. I always take my time and when using larger planes and doing detailed work, i will often lay the plane across my tool tray or have a piece of scrap to hold the plane off the blade to prevent any issues. I hope this answers your questions. If not, please let me know. Thanks for watching!

Agreed! I got lucky because I normally need to do everything. But it being a small plane, it will rarely be used. My youngest will probably use it more than anyone. Thanks for watching.

I think there are some more videos of a similar dock made for the domino. I just usually make my own version of things. Search “domino dock” and multiple items should pop up. If you can’t find what you are looking for maybe I can make another video of making the dock. Just let me know.

Yea that has been said many times. Its not a big deal to remove 8 screws and remove the banister if needed.

Someone finally asked lol. It’s a long story and prob not what you expect because I did not get at a yard sale… my grandmother purchased me a ridgid for a job I was completing for her many years ago and it never cut square. I took it for maintenance multiple times at a repair shop near me and they supposedly fixed it every time. The shop closed down so i then took to Home Depot and they charge me 21 dollars and change to ship it off. It came back and I showed the manager the problem and showed them information that the saw was now obsolete and the parts i needed were not made. It cut square without using the slide. As soon as you use the slide it bowed. I then had to take it to a different home depot and 2 months later a new saw was shipped to me. So i only paid a little over 20 bucks for it. I really have gotten really good deals on my tool’s except for the sawstop and jessem router. For instance, I bought 4 new hand planes for 50 bucks also…. Thanks for watching!

It could just be the brands I have tried but highly unlikely because I have tried whiteside as well. That being said, I wouldn’t let one of my boards leave my shop without sanding it thoroughly and that means sanding the juice grooves through 320 grit minimum and water popping between the upper grits…

Agreed!

I’m in agreement with you! Most people don’t have the space for something too large. BTW, your diy bowl kiln is looking sweet my friend! I cant wait to hear the results you get. I may be building me one.

I think the smaller board will be easier to sell. more than likely that will be our decision unless I have a lot more people overturn our decision. Thanks for playing!