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Frankly I we can easily flatten even worse but if I has a shop doing morticing work and time was expensive I would choose another tool, nowdays though most proffessional woodworkers use a mortice drill and just cleanup with chisels. For hobby woodworkers this is just sweet for the price and made in Europe too. I just ordered a Narex mortice chisel 12mm for my new project.

Here in Portugal second hand RAS's are easy to find and relatively cheap. I recently bought an Omga 600. This is an industrial quality machine. Eight bearings, bronze bushings, and ultra sturdy construction. New 8000 Euros, second hand in the low hundreds. There are fashions in woodworking machines, presently the RAS is as out of fashion as a mullet cut.

Mate, you have helped me fix an issue with my TS-LS Positioner since I bought the darn thing 4+ years ago. It kept binding towards the front. No matter what I did and who I spoke to (including Incra Support), I could not get it to stop binding. I was tightening the middle arm when it was fully extended. I had to rely on the tighening clamp to square up my fence, which was not always 100% great. Thanks so much and I have no idea why it took RUclips so long to suggest this video when I searched for this type of videos every 6-9 months looking for suggestions. Thanks a million!

What if you want to change the width?

Veiko is actually my name

Used this as my very first print on my S1. Strangely, my .100mm and .120mm fit nicely, but the .110mm seemed tighter than the .120mm. For the 3mm basswood I used, I think anything between .100mm and .120mm would probably work well enough to make me happy. Thanks for sharing this video!

Thanks for sharing, very informative. You have a great shop setup there

have the guide not the kit. The kits not worth it since i have quick release clamps .For the price festool should have giving it to you instead of those shit clamps in comes with

If you have grown up using a radial arm saw, then you know how good it is for ripping. It is also extremely safe when used in ripping mode. See video entitled "Push Board for Ripping on Radial Arm Saw". So, I suggest putting both the mitre saw and that that humungous cabinet saw in the background in storage. Think of the room that would create in your shop.

As always a superbly crafted piece Graham. I personally love to see the mix of traditional and CNC woodwork. 👍

Looks great! But no dust mask. We need you to make more videos in the future.

Nice, but you can't use the bread board right in front of the bin or the sawing motion of the bread knife will forever be hitting the breadbox. Still a nice way to store it though.

I appreciate this type of “not speaking” format, but I much prefer your spoken explanation and banter throughout the videos. It feels more personal, like we are there having a good conversation.

Lovely work. I especially enjoyed your use of the CNC'd part of the groove as the guide for your trim bit.

Since I found you a couple of months ago you inspired me no end so Thank you very much . What are those hockey puck things please 🙏 ?

Don't let your pet termite Clint near it

Superb craftsmanship,and a joy to watch

how come you arent using the thicknesser on your hammer?

Always a joy to watch you.

As my wife says, things are just a toaster, and sometimes the toast burns. That seems simplistic but she is not wrong. With that said, 170 pounds for a capacitor and not in stock for overnight? That is price gouging and poor service. Yes, since the customer is no longer needed in today's corporate scheme, this is what we should expect going forward, and I think it is going to get worse. Made in Germany, with worldwide parts is the way out of companies squeezing out every P from the buying public, without regard to reputation or quality. Sad, but true.

Thanks so much for making such a beautifully crafted and useful item for us. Great video too showing just some of the work involved and the care you took, much appreciated.

What a great idea and build!! Always great to see your work

Great video. Always a treat when I see a new video notification from you. Keep them coming 🙂

The saw sound is so loud that I almost can't hear what You saying. Greetings from Poland :) P.S other tools also very loud when You speak

Gave me some inspiration for my cue case if it’s half the job of that one I’ll be happy Great work sir I doff my cap

i don't get it. the clamps themselves can be put on the bench on their feet?

hey ive got a ro90 what is that dustbag connected i was told they dont exist

Top job! 👏👏👏

I prefer Woodworkweb sliding block jig. Set the fence once!

How come you didn’t add bristles to the left side? That will keep all the dust from being thrown out from under it.

Well done.

Graham - is the 'round over' router a special router or just a small router with a round over bit in it and if so which make and model, secondly, I have wet the wooden blanks as your channel suggests to 'pop the grain' before sanding and after a couple of hours to dry, I have found the wood has gone a purply black colour and looks like a mold of some kind - I only used fresh water, - did \i leave it too long before sanding (3 hours) what have I done wrong - i can probably sand it out but something has gone wrong - can you help ta Geoff

Thanks for showcasing this issue. From reading helpful comments below, I now know I should absolutely hold the start button until it reaches full speed to mitigate the run capacitor failure issue! Hope, it’s been running smooth again after the repair. 🤩

I’m familiar with working with a radial arm saw. Truly a very versatile machine. With that said there some setups I would never recommend. When my father passed I had access to his extensive array of power tools to rehome. I just couldn’t justify bringing one home, my garage shop just doesn’t have room for all the goodies available. There were tools I deemed of more value to my shop. With all that said, if could I would own a radial arm saw. When I bought my miter saw, a compound miter saw was not even imagined yet.

After watching both parts, I can say this is a beautiful job. Well done. The only tiny comment I will make is I thought only Americans said ‘off of’. In the context you used it, it was almost OK. But really the ‘of’ is completely redundant. You could use ‘from’ which I personally think goes nicely with a cup of coffee and a small piece of cake😀

I was wondering about these. Thanks for ruling them out for me. Looks like it’ll be a pair of if Incra flip shop stops and tracks nice I’ve sold a kidney to pay for them 😅

absolutely brilliant thank you were is the link to the edited file you say in video please and what have you done different from original file to the edited file thank you

I’ve got the RO90 too - I “hate” sanding, but the Rotex makes it kinda fun.. because it’s A LOT quicker than any other sanders out there. The RO90 shines on detail work, windows, doors, furniture and narrow pieces. As mentioned by another one here -try holding it by balancing the rear end where the dust hose attaches with one hand and wrap your other hand around the front in Rotex/orbital mode. With the delta pad it’s easy with one hand. Well and quickly done with the chair!

I have the RO 90 and it is a great sander for certain jobs such as the chair but not so much for large flat surfaces. I have always found holding it by the handle as a bit awkward and unbalanced and have discovered that holding the top with my left hand with the right hand holding on to the hose connection area is much better. It also permits use of the extraction hose instead of the bag. Hope this helps. Steve

Picked up one last year; mainly to polish in a wax finish on some cutting boards. Totally forgot about the delta pad! Thanks to this review I need to work this tool a bit harder. It has features I was not up to speed on. Thanks!

Mr. Graham it’s a beautiful tool most think Festool is to expensive but once you take the plunge only then will they be astonished a sold on the fact that it’s the little things that they employ! Thanks for sharing Kind Sir!

Hi Graham. Great review. I have the 150 which I bought used in an auction. Kind of overwhelming for most projects. Now I see that perhaps l need to sell the 150 and downsize. Thank you for the video. Specially putting it through its paces. Show us the chair after refinishing! Dying to see it.

Good honest review on the sander, great finish on your garden chair. Take care

I have this. I got it for sanding multiple layers of paint off architraves. It takes a bit of getting used to the geared mode, but it is a beast of a sander for that kind of work.

Out priced for me that's for sure

It's done a good job chair looks good mate

Another dose of advertising

I had purchased the Felder Profil shaper and FD250 boring machine and when I needed a smaller table saw I have a neighbor who had the same Felder Hammer model. When I called Felder state side the customer service came back saying "you won't like it" and refused to sell me one. One other SCM model just was not in my budget range. I did not need a Felder saw in the 700 range.

That's not for a vehicle...