7:14 a no-no in my books too. Moving the wood back over the spinning blade in the wrong direction. Even if you think you’ve got it all, not good practice at all. Decent idea for a jig but unsafe as an instructional video.

No riving knive either...

Exactly my thoughts

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Thanks for your kind safety advice sir. I'll keep in mind what you said.

@@j-woodworking9573 Keep up the great work, and thank you for taking my comment with such a great attitude. I am now a subscriber!

@@DanChampionJr the same amount of teeth will be in the material regardless of blade height. The lower the blade is in the material the more likely it is to lift the material with equal or more chance of kickback. The teeth will be “pushing” upwards on the material as the blade rotates and passes through to make the cut. The higher the blade is the more it pushes down on the material on the operator side, giving some mechanical hold down advantage as it rotates through the material being cut. Yes, more exposure is more danger, so there is definitely a point of being too high for the need at hand, but kickback is equal or greater with a very low height where only the teeth showing through the kerf. Both work, both are dangerous in similar and different ways. Common sense and knowing your tools and physics goes a long way in staying as safe as you can while working with dangerous machinery.

Agree. Agree. Agree.

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As you saw several times in my videos, it's very useful. Thanks for watching friend.

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@@j-woodworking9573 Liked and subscribed. I have made one, with one slight change, I have sunk a 1” dowel vertically towards the front of the arm cavity to give myself a proper handle.

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I dare not say anything, my thumb got 1/2 inch 12mm too close to the blade last month, it's healing slowly, but at least I can still count 10 digits without fractions !!

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Sorry, I have no idea. I downloaded it from UKposts free music corner. Thanks for watching sir.

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Nevermind. I figured out your dimensions based on the height of the fence.

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45° Thanks for watching sir.

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I used two 8mm blades at the same time. Thanks for watching sir.

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Sorry about that. Thanks for your kind advice sir.

also do not use fence along with mitter gauge (it is allowed alny for non through cuts) @@j-woodworking9573 stay safe

Despite what youtube says, you want the gullet sticking out past the blade, if that frightens you, choose a different tool for the operation.

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155W x 390L x 400H mm Sorry I don't have plans. Thanks for watching sir.

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Sorry about my carelessness. Thanks for your good understanding of my situation sir.

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Sorry about that sir. I'll keep in mind that.

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