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I uploaded the wrong file, and that’s my mistake,but I will say listening with AirPods vs phone/computer speakers makes a huge difference. 👍🏻

It did work just fine, it just looked old and dingy. I figured I went through all the work to make it look nice, I might as well install some new hose to finish it off. 👍🏻

@@brewbuilds Right on dude, it does look better. I just wouldn’t have made the same choice. I don’t mean any disrespect.

@MrAdeuhtyr 👍🏻

It looked old and dingy.

I couldn’t agree more. I still have a few loose items I’m finishing up, and that’s one I’m working on currently. 👊🏻

I’m not a fan of hoses in dust collection systems when they can be avoided, but like in this scenario, sometimes there’s not a better option. I’ll be covering all the air flow data in the full video. I can say the flow (cfm) are actually good, and better than any of the setups that are available for purchase using the smaller 2” duct.

@dubbified my setup accommodates both, a 4” to the cabinet, and the 4” for the hood. You can’t effectively capture enough of the fine dust from only the cabinet, and is why I chose not to only run one 6” duct to the cabinet but instead run a 4” to each location which helps maximize total cfm in a 6” system. The hood also slows the the debris being thrown from the blade at (100mph or more) to lower amount to be captured, which isn’t possible doing by only hooking up to the cabinet. 👍🏻

You think the guy that did this doesn't know about dust ports? Really?

@@cottagemail4066 thanks👊🏻

@@cottagemail4066 thank you! I can definitely work something out with the files. I was going to talk about it in the video and see what type of interest there was.👍🏻

@@brewbuilds INTERESTED!

After I about killed myself putting the 4” in, I looked up the specs for installing this stuff, and saw that they beveled and applied lube to it. My little de-burring tool and lube was as far as I took it. 😂 if I had more to do, I would have spent more time. 🤣

Then you are on your way to applying what you learn in the art of mastering life… don’t be afraid of something that you don’t know,just go a finger it out😊

@@BigDudeSchmu I don’t have a need to.

Yeah the grounding wire helps for static build up on the pvc and getting that annoying shock once in a while. Hey just got to say man nice install though 👍🏻

@BigDudeSchmu oh I know what you’re talking about. The duct has never been an issue for me, occasionally the flex hose can be. I thought you were going to tell me my shop was going to blow up if I didn’t have it. 😂 that’s the comment I usually get, I’m hoping that myth has finally died. Thanks for watching and commenting man. 👊🏻

It’ll be a good one. I have a ton of footage to go through, and a ton of info to talk on. Working on the full video edit now. 👍🏻

Maybe this one deserves the video to be broken into parts??? (Just a thought.)

Glad I could help! Thanks for watching and commenting. 👊🏻

Who says it’s not dual purpose! 😂

Thank you. 👊🏻

That’s great to hear. It can be a challenge at times to keep it short and sweet. I’m guilty of rambling on myself. 😂 Thanks for watching and commenting!👊🏻

@@brewbuilds In my opinion, that was perfect. All necessary info included. Not that I don't enjoy people's stories but sometimes when I visit UA-cam it's to get info fast and keep the project moving. You were clear and concise.

@@danwildhaber8178 that’s great to hear. I’m always looking for feedback, good or bad. Thanks for taking the time to do so. It’s much appreciated.

I’m sorry! 😂 I’m going to finish it up this weekend and start editing the full video. This has been a fun project to build! Thanks for following along! 👊🏻

No, weld on 4 will only fuse certain types of plastics together. So there’s no real concern with it bonding to the wood.

This video is 5 years old… and I still have that ladder! I’d also be willing to bet that ladder is as old as me, and I’m 37. 😂

@@brewbuilds my dad had one like that. When he was about 80, I stole it and threw it a big recycling bin at work. He would occasionally rant about his stolen ladder until his death, 9 years later 😆 Treat yourself to a new 6’ fiberglass, or one of those new platform types ✨

@procrastinator41 that’s classic! 😂 I’ve got few different setups now, but honestly for little jobs in the shop it works great. If it turns up missing I’m coming after you! 😂😉

@@brewbuilds 😆

My last name is Brewer.

Think you! I came into this one with a plan, and it paid off.👊🏻

Heck yeah! I’m glad someone appreciated the song choice!👊🏻

It’s an over arm dust hood for my table saw.

Thank you! Yeah I’ll have a full video walking through the whole process. 👊🏻

@@brewbuilds Can't wait. LOVE this!!!

@cottagemail4066 it is going to be pretty sweet!👊🏻

Yeah I’ll have a full build video. I like to post these shorts along the way and throughout my build. Then I’ll upload a more detailed video of the complete build. 👍🏻

Straight or parallel? It’s a string line pulled tight so it’s going to be straight, if you mean parallel and in this case I was wanting it parallel to my driveway edge, I just measured and placed both stakes at the same distance from the driveway edge. I would venture to say they are with in 1/4” and close enough that you wouldn’t notice any deviation by eye. Hope that makes sense and answers your question. 👍🏻

Thanks for the input! I’ve played around with that in other shorts and wondered if people even cared. It’s good to hear that type of feedback. 👍🏻 That’s how I approach my long form videos, but with my shorts it doesn’t always workout.

😂😂👊🏻

Thanks for watching! Yeah the 1” should work, but keep in mind when you stretch it the overall width reduces so you may need to do additional wraps around the joint to get good coverage. I found the 1-1/2” to be the happy medium for using less product on each joint. Hope that makes sense. 👊🏻

It does. Thanks much!

@@cottagemail4066 awesome glad I could help. 👊🏻

That’s a great idea! I’m curious to see how much moister it pulls out this summer, and go from there. Thanks for suggesting that. 👊🏻

I used a few tools in this video. Can you be more specific?

Thanks buddy! I still have a ton of projects that need some fine tuning!🤣

It was a great idea, thanks for suggesting it! I’ve toyed around with the idea of a cubby underneath, it’s kinda tight so I don’t know if it would be totally worth it. I’ve got a few ideas though, so time will tell what makes the most sense.

The jig it self is plywood, I used it on mdf. I did make it for a one time use for the project I was working on at the time. It could easily be modified for multiple uses.👍🏻

Thanks buddy! I’m really trying to put more quality videos out. Hopefully I have a couple dingers this year.🤞🏻

I’m saving that idea for my next video. 😉

I’m sure I could make something work, I’m just not sure I want something permanent there as far as a cubby goes. To reach the power strip in the back I need to be on the 3rd step so if I were to make anything the swings into position it would need to be at least that high (probably 30”ish. Plus the step ladder is useful in a couple other areas.👍🏻 thanks for commenting. 👊🏻

You were super quick to watch and comment!😂 thanks man!👊🏻

Thanks dude! 👊🏻