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I just ordered one of these today. Building a bed for my granddaughter and hoping this will help with excess dust. Thanks for the install vid!

How much did the new filter improve CFM?

Record time indeed!

Hi great video. I would just like to know if the basic LightBurn Software - GCode License Key is enough for the Mecpow X3 pro or do I need buy the more expensive version? Thanks

I like this design because I can always put sides on it later or even add drawers in the future.I am a welder with almost 23yrs experience so I am looking to expand into woodworking as well.

No need to sand the foam down.. run a heat gun over the board and watch it seal itself

Not the best speakers, but great concept. I am all for open baffle concepts.

Для гаража может и лучшие, но для нормального человеческого слуха - как-то не очень впечатлили) может, есть вариант сделать это на тонкой натянутой плёнке? Всё таки вес диффузора имеет значение...

Some use lighter wire to lessen mass affecting the exciter

I just bought this Craftsman Planer today and ran across this video while in the parking lot at Lowes, I'm a woodworker of 8~ years. I'm working on an old rocker bench where I wanted to strip the previous paint jobs and finish off each piece of the bench. I killed myself trying to sand all of it off, and the stain I put didn't handle well the first time, so I wanted to strip it back down again. This wasn't the first time I struggled to strip an old finish off something. So I decided to invest in a thickness planer for the job. I figured it'd be something cool to use in the future, not just for removing finish, but smoothing out rough cut lumber (sometimes I build stuff out of cheap whitewood and construction lumber to safe money, or go for a certain aesthetic). I didn't wanna break the bank, nor scour the internet searching for a used one. So I went with this Craftsman.I found it to be an excellent planer. It perfectly planed each piece I fed through it. This is my first planer, I never owned or operated one prior. I'm gonna be blunt; I pretty much turned the dang thing on and started feeding wood through it out of the box. I cut about 20 pieces of California redwood with ease. I wasn't worried about them being perfect, I just wanted them nice and down to bare wood. Everything fed through the tool nice and smooth. It definitely didn't burn up or cause any issues for me. Despite your experience and video, I want to say to other hobbyist and first-time buyers, I wouldn't get scared of this Craftsman. I think it's a perfectly capable tool. It's probably gonna be a long time before I use it again, I don't have a need for a planer very often. If I were planing hundreds of pieces of wood and using the thing every day, I might invest in something beefier. I have a feeling it will last me a very long time. I'm still a Craftsman believer, I have a few Craftsman tools (even some from around 10~ years ago) that are still kicking. Also, both Lowes and Home Depot are pretty awesome about returns. If anyone ended up getting a dud like this, they will refund you without hassle.

I don’t think I heard your voice hardly through any of the video except when you were talking to your girlfriend you didn’t explain what type of speaker you were using and where you got it from or none of that

Have you cut acyclic yet

What makes these the best speakers??? What is the frequency range? How many watts can the foam handle before distortion?

just decided craftsman won't be bought by me. thanks for the video. I think you will get more clicks and views if you change your headline to "Craftsman thickness planer melted on the first day."

I picked up a used one not too long ago and after running a few pieces thru the jointer I discovered the infeed table sets lower on the fence side than it does on the other. I can’t seem to track down any suggestions on how to fix this and the manual doesn’t mention anything on this situation. Any tips on how to fix this?

Crapsman is no good . Stick with Kobalt or Vevo.

Hi! Is this cutting foam or coroplast? Thanks !

Is it still holding up pretty well? Just ordered one a few minutes ago. Also I think you said you used the software that you have to pay for, did you try the free one first if so what did u think of it?

Sorry for the dumb question. What does this do to the wood.

even the title comes close to the BEST SPEAKERS IN THE WORLD title of tech ingredients :) witch of course was click bait to the max, at least you take it for what dml is ! and would be pretty happy to hear it in a workshop !! nicely done !!

Exactly what i was looking for

Good video bud. Just bought one and getting ready to set it up and start cutting balsa wood. thanks.

By using different mounting techniques, materials, and lots of modifications on the transducers including close to 5 years of experimentation, you hear the current version of my own design on my tiny YT channel.

I hate to tell you, the new craftsman tools are not what the old craftsman tools were. My dad had an old craftsman table saw and radial arm saw. They were built like a tank.

They don't make tools like they use too.

Great video once again Pete! I've been considering a laser engraver myself... your info was helpful. Take care.🙂

Goodness to much work swapping out dust collector. I was gonna pick this up glad I watch this. Way over price to be honest. And poorly built

Hi Pete, nice job ! Did the speakers really had Low Level of Bass frequency, or was it the music recording that hadn't low frequency ???

Thanks for this honest review. I'm debating between the Craftsman and the Dewalt. Price is a big consideration. I'm a small hobbyist, so I'm thinking the Craftsman will do, but I've heard all over the internet about the snipe issue. Just seems silly that the consumer has to improvise to get around the issue and that Craftsman doesn't address it at the product level. I'm still undecided at this point.

Loved the vibe. Can you discuss your experience with tolerancing and materials on these entry level machines?

Wait you had this for two years and still don't know how it work and then trying to do a review?

I’ve had my Craftsman planer for two years and can offer two pieces of advice. First don’t overdue it, give a breather when doing lots of boards; two, don’t take too big of a bite, small incremental cuts are much better, giving you a nicer finish.

Why don't you use plexiglass and incorporate a box in the rear to get bass and highs

I use my 3D Printer more and more. The more I learn to design the more useful 3d printing for the shop comes. It is crazy how you start changing your thinking to integrate printing stuff for projects, tools, tool fixing, and organization. It is especially fun when you start thinking "How can I design and print something to solve that problem". I am currently working on a magnetic bandsaw fence where the main supports are 3dprinted. Hopefully, I'll finish and get a video on it in the next few weeks.

What kind of laser cnc did you use?

And ? Is the quality of sound any good or should I just get a pair of cheapo speakers from craigslist ?

sounds good!!!

It sounds ok, but that's just it. I guess the best thing is that it does not take up much useable space and being Flat they should not collect as much dust and debris as a typical speaker box. However if you value the quality and richness of the sound (Not Volume) you might want a better set of speakers. There are a lot of Used speaker boxes from Stereos that don't work anymore that you can probably get at a low cost or Free and save some good useable stuff from ending up in the landfill.

Cool project Pete! I always enjoy your videos. Say "Hi" to H.

Interesting build, like the half lap look. Second the motion re safety. Interesting table saw, resembles my 1983 Craftsman. The miter gauge looks different, might be a Fulton? Do you like it? And what are those white table saw extension wings? Formica? White painted plywood? Stamped sheet metal? Just curious. Need to replace mine. Best wishes and stay safe!

Exactly what I needed out of a review video. Thanks and cheers.

I was looking for a way to fix the fence without making tracks or holes. tohe togle cl

Can you please link the parts that you used?

I think you just over worked it. These are consumer hobby tools, they probably will work perfectly fine for years if you only use it for a few boards at a time and let it sit for a while. That is what hobbyists doing small projects at home will do. Once you start pushing stacks of hardwood trough it for hours or start using it in commercial applications you are just pushing it beyond what it was designed for. In the end you do get what you pay for. Endurance and especially heat management on these tools costs money and are the things skimped on these things because they aren't supposed to be used continually. As long as you are realistic about what your usecase will be, cheap tools can be a good choice.

Just bought one today 350 at Lowes

I need one to be part of my life.

I really want to make this but the link to the instructions dont specify the demensions for the wood needed

Should joint gace first then edge so there's a flat face against the fence .and seems like it works alot better as a jointer than planer since it's 8" . I jave a dewalt 13" planer already so the 8inch jointer aspect Would be good addition to my shop . And it's lightweight thanks for the honest full review

Hi!, how long the table is?