Bosch Axial Glide Dust Collection Upgrades & Mods Dan Pattison 2017-03-04 | Learn how to modify and upgrade your Bosch Axial Glide miter saw for better dust collection performance! Download a free PDF template for the shop-made dust boot for either the 10" saw or 12" saw as well as find product links in the blog article here - danpattison.com/blog/axial-glide-dust-modsBuy the Bosch 12" Glide Saw on Amazon - http://amzn.to/2pBczpMBuy the Bosch 10" Glide Saw on Amazon - http://amzn.to/2qwQwxVWatch the follow-up episode about the other upgrades and additions to my miter saw here - youtu.be/H6cXuwQOwz0For more information about the MPT (Multi Purpose Table) visit here - danpattison.com/mptFollow me on Instagram to stay up-to-date with helpful content - instagram.com/dpshoptalkThe Bosch Axial Glide miter saw is an excellent machine with great engineering and build-quality that delivers very accurate cuts. One feature of the saw that did leave me a bit disappointed though was the dust collection capability. A lot of the saw dust seemed to escape and end up behind the saw and around it. So in true DP style, I decided to modify the saw with my own dust collection upgrades which make a world of difference. Watch this DP Shop Talk episode to learn how to make my custom dust boot and modified dust hose setup for improved dust collection performance.Any use of my Amazon affiliate links help support the DP Shop Talk channel and helps allow me to bring you more free content. Amazon gives me a small commission on all sales but there is no extra cost to you. Any use of my affiliate links is very much appreciated!For general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Micro Work Van Conversion & Tour - Honda Japanese Kei Van! Dan Pattison 2020-09-18 | See how I transformed a tiny Japanese Kei passenger van into a super efficient and compact work van! Watch the conversion process start to finish, join me for a drive out on the road, and get a full tour of the finished product. The van itself is a 2004 Honda Vamos Hobio that was imported from Japan here to Canada. It is a JDM vehicle and falls under the same Kei class that the Japanese mini trucks do and has a 656cc, 3 cylinder gas engine. It is right-hand drive, full time 4WD and a lot of fun to drive! As a self-employed finish carpenter and cabinet maker, I use the van to transport my tools to and from the job site.Here are a collection of related links that you guys might find helpful:● Where I purchased the van - buymetropreowned.ca(If you go in make sure you ask for David and tell him that I sent you) ● Where I source my Hobio specific parts - rockymountainimports.net● Where I source general Honda parts & fluids - colonialhonda.ca● General info on the Honda Vamos Hobio - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_VamosSome of the key tools that were used in the build & conversion: (The below links are affiliate links and if you purchase through them I will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Any support is very much appreciated!)Bosch GKT13-225L Track Saw - amzn.to/3hJnHbRBosch BSH180B 18V Band Saw - amzn.to/2FLG9DhMilwaukee 2557-20 M12 Fuel 3/8" Ratchet - amzn.to/32EH5T2Bosch GKF12V-25N 12V Palm Router - amzn.to/2FFqoOBBosch ROS65VC-5 Orbital Sander - amzn.to/35JslElBosch 18V Work Light - amzn.to/3klLpN0Milwaukee M12 Rocket Light - milwaukeetool.com/Products/Lighting/Tower-Lights/2132-20Find more tools that I use in the DP Tool Box - danpattison.com/toolboxPurchase plans to build your own Multi Purpose Table - danpattison.com/mptplansLearn more about the Multi Puprose Table (MPT) - danpattison.com/mptAny use of the affiliate links above helps support the DP channel at no extra cost to you. Amazon gives me a small commission from each sale that helps enable me to bring you guys more free content. Any support through the use of those links or MPT plan purchases is very much appreciated!For general information or to contact me visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blog#danpattison #vanconversion #keivanFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalkThe Honda Vamos Hobio is very similar to the Honda Acty and is part of the same Kei class of vehicles that are produced in Japan (also known as JDM). The Japanese mini trucks are more common to see imported to North America than the vans, but they all share the same platform and small displacement engine. When I found this Honda Vamos Hobio I saw the potential it had to be used in a van conversion and transformed into a custom work van. It works very well for me and the work that I do and provides a very efficient way to transport my tools.
How to Fix ANYTHING - Essential DIY Repair Methods & Tools Dan Pattison 2019-07-27 | Most things around us eventually break down and need to be fixed. Learn essential DIY repair methods for fixing just about anything yourself. Also learn about the comprehensive kit of essential repair tools that I use when tackling repair jobs both in the shop and on-the-go. Join me on the journey to becoming a more proficient 'fixer'.Mobile Repair Kit blog article:● danpattison.com/blog/fix-anything-repair-tool-kitSome of my favorite repair channels:● South Main Auto Repair - bit.ly/2SHwgcp● Eric the Car Guy - bit.ly/1xh9RW1● donyboy73 - bit.ly/1M8kTmm● briansmobile1 - bit.ly/2Od7WjI● Scotty Kilmer - bit.ly/1LZxAAE● Chris Fix - bit.ly/19QPIf5Other tools shown in this episode:● Gearwrench Flex Head Ratchet Set - amzn.to/32MkqCj● Gearwrench 10-100 ft/lb Torque Wrench - amzn.to/2JXZ6Bf● Gearwrench 30-250 in/lb Torque Wrench - amzn.to/2K2iYTC● Gearwrench Extra Long Ratcheting Wrench Set - amzn.to/2JXy4d6● Gearwrench Metric Ratcheting Wrench Set - amzn.to/2YbSVyo● Gearwrench SAE Ratcheting Wrench Set - amzn.to/2YqevTS● Gearwrench Metric Flex Head Ratcheting Wrench Set - amzn.to/2YjoYAx● Wera L-Key Sets - amzn.to/2Y04Ofx● Wera 6pc Screwdriver Set - amzn.to/2K4EVRY● Knipex 10" Pliers Wrench - amzn.to/32PKFrl● Knipex 10" Cobra Grip Pliers - amzn.to/2SwaCaM● Milwaukee M12 Fuel 3/8" Ratchet - amzn.to/32JYZSg● Tekton Impact Sockets - amzn.to/2Y0TSOT● Rotating Vise - amzn.to/2K3Qf0T● Stanley 229 pc. Socket Set - amzn.to/2XZbQBx● Bosch IDH182 Impact Driver - amzn.to/2JY1bx3● Bernzomatic TS8000 Torch - amzn.to/32OGagX● Ingersoll Rand Air Hammer - amzn.to/32NzDmA● Lang Metric Thread Restorer Kit - amzn.to/2JY2NH7● Stanley Chisel & Punch Set - amzn.to/2Y8zHtvSee more recommended tools - danpattison.com/toolboxTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans, please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansAny use of the affiliate links above helps support the DP channel at no extra cost to you. Amazon gives me a small commission from each sale that helps enable me to bring you guys more free content. Any support through the use of those links or MPT plan purchases is very much appreciated!For general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blog#dpshoptalk #danpattison #repairFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
How To MAKE and Install a Countertop End Cap Dan Pattison 2019-01-12 | Learn how to make and install a laminate countertop end cap from an offcut. This detailed step-by-step tutorial walks you through the entire process from start to finish with professional results.● Buy MPT Plans - danpattison.com/mptplans● Learn more about the MPT - danpattison.com/mptRelated Tools & Supplies:● Bosch Axial Glide Miter Saw - amzn.to/2VK1twt● Bosch GFK12V-25N 12V Trim Router - amzn.to/2AJtviN● Elipse Dust Mask - amzn.to/2AFN0Zq● North Respirator - amzn.to/2M4Sulb● Spring Clamps - amzn.to/2D4Go8S● Wood Glue - amzn.to/2M6aBY3● 18 ga. Brad Nailer - amzn.to/2SOR54R● Sharpie Markers - amzn.to/2FqDa0O● Veritas Square - bit.ly/2qeRAXJ● Aluminum Squeeze Clamps - bit.ly/2FmqKb4● Bosch JS572 Jigsaw - amzn.to/2CeTcaU● Bosch Jigsaw Blades - amzn.to/2Cm3sOy● Bosch Dust Extractor - amzn.to/2M4zmUi● Bosch GAS18V-3N 18V Cordless Vac - amzn.to/2D2J0UC● Olfa Utility Knife - amzn.to/2M5Di7d● Helmitin Helmistick 1685 Contact Cement - (No online source)● 1/4" Flush Trim Bit - amzn.to/2FvfvMC● Laminate File - amzn.to/2VHBYMtSee more tools in the DP Tool Box - danpattison.com/toolboxAny use of the affiliate links above helps support the DP channel at no extra cost to you. Amazon gives me a small commission from each sale that helps enable me to bring you guys more free content. Any support through the use of those links or MPT plan purchases is very much appreciated!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans, please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blog#dpshoptalk #danpattison #woodworkingFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalkThis technique is especially useful when you don’t have end cap material available for your countertop, but it can also save you some money. Learn how to install a countertop end cap yourself with professional results.Laminate countertop is an economical choice for kitchens, bathrooms and built-ins. For situations where you might be re-using or modifying an older countertop, being able to make your own end cap can be crucial. Learn how to make an end cap from a sink cut out or countertop offcut quickly and easily. I've used many different laminate trimmers and trim routers over the years but my favorite is the Bosch GFK12V-25N since it has a unique shape and is cordless. Bosch sent me the GFK12V-25N 12V trim router to try out and I've been very happy with it. The unique shape makes it comfortable to hold in many different positions. With the GFK12V-25N being a 12V cordless tool, there is no power cord to worry about catching on anything and possibly ruining the cut.I hope you find this episode helpful, and if you have any questions be sure to leave them in the comments.
Shop-Built Accessories for The Multi Purpose Table (MPT) Dan Pattison 2018-09-12 | Learn how the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) accessories work and how you can build your own! The MPT is a shop-built, easily portable work table that can be used either in the shop or on the job site.● Buy Plans - danpattison.com/mptplans● Base MPT Video - youtu.be/WFfKU4x0E_E● Learn more about the MPT - danpattison.com/mptI have developed a series of accessories for the MPT to expand its applications and utility as well as make work faster, easier and more accurate. All of the accessories integrate into the MPT's system of 20mm holes as a means of registration and attachment.● Parf Dogs - http://www.leevalley.com/US/wood/page.aspx?p=71185● Aluminum Squeeze Clamps - http://www.leevalley.com/us/wood/page.aspx?p=60584&cat=1,43838,43844The Multi Purpose Table (MPT) is a shop-built, easily portable work table that integrates with a variety of accessories. The MPT allows for an ultra-efficient, portable workflow in both the shop and on the job site. All of the components of the MPT completely pack up within the top section of the table for easy transportation or storage of the MPT.The key to the MPT's design is it's ability to be quickly and easily disassembled, packed up and moved to another location. This feature is also useful for storing the MPT, taking up a minimal amount of space. The legs and stretchers quickly disassemble and store on the underside of the shelf. The shelf then nests and locks inside the aprons of the top making an easily transported or stored package. The MPT weighs in at approximately 52 lbs making it very manageable to transport easily.The MPT is a very versatile work table that can be used as a job site work table, workshop work table or garage workbench. Wherever you are working, the MPT makes for an efficient and portable work table for a wide variety of tasks.There are various accessories that work with the MPT, both shop made and commercially available that further expand its use and efficiency. The MPT can be used for just about any woodworking task such as sanding, sawing, routing, drilling or assembly. Some key features are: the easy use of clamps anywhere on the table or sides via the 20mm holes, track saw integration with Parf Dogs, easy portability, and easy integration of custom shop made accessories. Plunge-cut track saw integration of virtually any brand with the use of Parf Dogs is one of the key features and uses of the MPT.The MPT accessories include: a tool tray, power block mount, wheel brackets, sacrificial cutting strips, cross cut jig, and dust hose arm. The sacrificial cutting strips and cross cut jig are perfect for breaking down sheet goods such as plywood, melamine or particle board.I have created a full set of high quality, professional plans and instructions showing in detail how to build your own MPT. To learn more or to buy a set of plans, follow the link below.● Buy Plans - danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogSee more tools in the DP Tool Box - danpattison.com/toolboxFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
The Multi Purpose Table (MPT) - A Portable, MFT Style Work Table Dan Pattison 2018-09-12 | Learn how the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) works and how you can build your own! The MPT is a shop-built, easily portable work table that can be used either in the shop or on the job site.● Buy Plans - danpattison.com/mptplans● MPT Accessories Video - youtu.be/SzsarjHF0Ms● Learn more about the MPT - danpattison.com/mptThe Multi Purpose Table (MPT) is a shop-built, easily portable work table that integrates with a variety of accessories. The MPT allows for an ultra-efficient, portable workflow in both the shop and on the job site. All of the components of the MPT completely pack up within the top section of the table for easy transportation or storage of the MPT.The key to the MPT's design is it's ability to be quickly and easily disassembled, packed up and moved to another location. This feature is also useful for storing the MPT, taking up a minimal amount of space. The legs and stretchers quickly disassemble and store on the underside of the shelf. The shelf then nests and locks inside the aprons of the top making an easily transported or stored package. The MPT weighs in at approximately 52 lbs making it very manageable to transport easily.The MPT is a very versatile work table that can be used as a job site work table, workshop work table or garage workbench. Wherever you are working, the MPT makes for an efficient and portable work table for a wide variety of tasks.There are various accessories that work with the MPT, both shop made and commercially available that further expand its use and efficiency. The MPT can be used for just about any woodworking task such as sanding, sawing, routing, drilling or assembly. Some key features are: the easy use of clamps anywhere on the table or sides via the 20mm holes, track saw integration with Parf Dogs, easy portability, and easy integration of custom shop made accessories. Plunge-cut track saw integration of virtually any brand with the use of Parf Dogs is one of the key features and uses of the MPT.I have created a full set of high quality, professional plans and instructions showing in detail how to build your own MPT. To learn more or to buy a set of plans, follow the link below.● Buy Plans - danpattison.com/mptplans● Parf Dogs - http://www.leevalley.com/US/wood/page.aspx?p=71185● Aluminum Squeeze Clamps - http://www.leevalley.com/us/wood/page.aspx?p=60584&cat=1,43838,43844For general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogSee more tools in the DP Tool Box - danpattison.com/toolboxFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Blower Powered Toy School Bus! - Mr. Gavin Tries CORE18V Power Dan Pattison 2018-09-04 | See what happens as Mr. Gavin straps Bosch CORE18V jet power to the top of his school bus! How fast will he go? Will he survive? Watch and find out!Related Links:- Bosch GBL18V-71N 18V Cordless Blower - amzn.to/2POFHEU- Bosch CORE18V 6.3 Ah Battery - amzn.to/2PfiudI- Bosch CORE18V Starter Kit - amzn.to/2worpCH- VTech Go! Go! Smart Friends Learning Wheels School Bus with Mr. Gavin - amzn.to/2wqeSiiFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comI hope you got a laugh out of this short video that I made just for fun! The Bosch GBL18V-71N 18V blower is a tool that I use all the time in my work as a cabinet maker and finish carpenter. I find it to be a convenient and efficient tool for cleaning tasks outside, such as: cleaning off other power tools, cleaning off dust filters, cleaning out vacuums, cleaning off yard equipment, general yard cleanup, as well as just about any other task that you would use a compressor and blow gun for. It can also be used as a light duty leaf blower. With the Bosch GBL18V-71N being a cordless tool is is extremely versatile and convenient since you aren't bound to a cord or hose. I highly recommend it as an addition to any workshop, job site, garage or home.The Bosch CORE18V battery is my go-to battery pack for high demand applications such as the blower, recip saw, impact driver, flood light, circular saw or any of the other tools in the Bosch 18V lineup. It's the battery that I reach for when I need the maximum power output and run time in a tool. If you are interested in more information you can watch my full video review below: Bosch CORE18V 6.3 Ah Battery - Full Review & Test - youtu.be/4vmWvLy0SLEMr. Gavin and his bus are part of the Vtech GO! GO! Smart Friends lineup of toys. A big thanks to my girls for loaning me Mr. Gavin and his bus to film this video with! They also helped me with the filming and editing of it. Mr. Gavin has been a favorite and a classic in our house for the past few years now along with the rest of his friends. (No GO! GO! Smart Friends were harmed in the making of this film) :)Any use of the affiliate links above helps support the DP channel at no extra cost to you. Amazon gives me a small commission from each sale that helps enable me to bring you guys more free content. Any support through the use of those links or MPT plan purchases is very much appreciated!#danpattison #tools #toysTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans, please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blog#dpshoptalk #danpattison #woodworkingFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Ultra Efficient Setup for Kreg K5 Jig - Drill Faster Pocket Holes Dan Pattison 2018-09-01 | Learn how to make this ultra efficient setup for drilling pocket holes with the Kreg K5 jig and the Multi Purpose Table (MPT)!Purchase MPT Plans & Instructions:danpattison.com/mptplansLearn more about the MPT:danpattison.com/mptRelated links:- Bosch DDS182WC-102 18V Drill & Wireless Charging Kit - amzn.to/2LvjVmf- Bosch WC18CF-102 Wireless Charging Starter Kit - amzn.to/2MRNnrk- Kreg K5 Pocket-Hole Jig - amzn.to/2MZcus6- Kreg K5 Master System - amzn.to/2PLJoeC- iVAC Switch & Remote - amzn.to/2oeKXoN- Bosch VAC090S Dust Extractor - amzn.to/2wqtUDO- Blaklader Brawny Work Pants - amzn.to/2MRlnE5- Kreg Num.6 x 3/4" Pocket Hole Screws - amzn.to/2NrBMMQ- Kreg Num.7 x 1" Pocket Hole Screws - amzn.to/2C39Iy7- MitreBond Glue - amzn.to/2BSEjON- Bosch FlexiClick 5-in-1 Drill/Driver - amzn.to/2LwkhZD- Bosch PS22 Pocket Driver - amzn.to/2LAeAu4- Carbide tipped countersink bit with low friction stop ring - amzn.to/2LQ9oSV- 3/4" Plug Cutter - http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=42292&cat=1,180,42288- Aluminum Squeeze Clamps - http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=60584&cat=1,43838,43844The Kreg K5 pocket hole jig has become my favorite jig for drilling pocket holes. While it does work when used by itself, adding some other tools and accessories help make it that much more efficient. The Multi Purpose Table (MPT) is a perfect setup to use with the Kreg K5 jig since is so versatile and can be used both in the workshop and on the job site.Watch and learn how to make this efficient pocket hole setup that I use here in the DP Shop Talk shop as well as on site!See more tools in the DP Tool Box - danpattison.com/toolboxAny use of the affiliate links above helps support the DP channel at no extra cost to you. Amazon gives me a small commission from each sale that helps enable me to bring you guys more free content. Any support through the use of those links or MPT plan purchases is very much appreciated!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans, please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blog#dpshoptalk #danpattison #woodworkingFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Biggest Bosch Giveaway Ever! - #FreakNContest Dan Pattison 2018-08-21 | Find out the details and how to enter and win! Watch to see an example entry as well as my thoughts and experience with the prize package, 'The Freak'.To enter, as well as get all the contest details, visit: boschtools.com/freakThe contest begins Tuesday August 21, 2018 and ends Friday September 14, 2018. The contest is open to US residents only. For full contest details, please visit the link above.If you're a regular DP Shop Talk viewer, make sure you add in the hashtag #dpshoptalk to your entry as well, so I can see which entries are from you guys. All the best to everyone that enters!Watch my full review and test of the CORE18V battery - youtu.be/4vmWvLy0SLE"Bosch is announcing the biggest contest in Bosch history. Starting August 21st, they plan on giving away 2,000 of their 18V Socket-Ready Impact Drivers (IDH182) coupled with a CORE18V 6.3 Ah battery. This is their latest battery platform – more powerful than ever, and backwards compatible on all their 18V lithium ion tools. “The Freak,” is the new name for this unique ½ socket and ½ driver – a two-in-one impactor that can do it all. The giveaway contest is being called the #FreakNContest.Participants just need to post a short 30 second video explaining why they need a whole new freak ‘n’ cordless platform. They need to use the hashtag #FreakNContest on Instagram and Twitter, or enter though the landing page that will be live upon the contest’s official launch."To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans, please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Workshop Climate Control - Heat, Cool & Dry Dan Pattison 2018-07-28 | Learn how to properly heat, cool and dehumidify your workshop in any season. Proper shop climate control not only makes for a more comfortable work space, but it also helps protect your investment in expensive tools and materials by preventing rust and moisture damage.NewAir WindPro18F High Velocity Floor FanGET 15% OFF with my exclusive code DANP at:http://www.newair.com/fans/windpro18f-industrial-floor-fan?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=Dan_Pattison&utm_campaign=WindPro18FNewAir WindPro18W High Velocity Wall Mount FanGet 15% off with my exclusive code DANP at:http://www.newair.com/fans/windpro18w-industrial-wall-mount-fan?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=Dan_Pattison&utm_campaign=WindPro18WLinks for related products and materials:- 70 Pint Dehumidifier - amzn.to/2LGFpki- Electric Garage Heater - amzn.to/2OluKK3- Digital Hygrometer & Thermometer - amzn.to/2uPaIzQ- Adhesive Backed Velcro Strips - amzn.to/2uU46jq- Black Duct Tape - amzn.to/2mKaJ3m- Blaklader Work Pants - amzn.to/2K3XjbMSee more tools in the DP Tool Box - danpattison.com/toolboxAny use of the Amazon affiliate links above helps support the DP channel at no extra cost to you. Amazon gives me a small commission from each sale that helps enable me to bring you guys more free content. Any support through the use of those links or MPT plan purchases is very much appreciated!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans, please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansProperly controlling the temperature and humidity level in your shop is critical for both comfort and protecting your investment. Moisture and condensation will quickly cause rust on metal tools. Prevent rust by properly controlling the climate in your shop. Wood and wood products are also affected by moisture and will expand, contract and warp if not properly stored in a climate controlled shop. Learn some simple tips and techniques in this DP Shop Talk episode that you can apply to your own shop space.For general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
How To Upgrade Drawer Slides - Roller to Full Extension Dan Pattison 2018-06-09 | Learn how to upgrade your drawer slides from standard roller type slides, to full-extension side-mount ball bearing slides. This step-by-step tutorial makes it an easy DIY upgrade to existing drawers, whether in your kitchen, bathroom, workshop or any other cabinet around your home.Related Tools & Hardware:- 1 Pair Accuride Full Extension Slides - amzn.to/2L7kkvd- 5 Pairs of Promark Full Extension Slides - amzn.to/2MZmd3r- (100) #6 x 1/2" Truss Head Screws - amzn.to/2Jj3koy- Imperial & Metric Cabinet Makers Rule (12") - amzn.to/2J1AKVp- 10' Pocket Tape Measure - amzn.to/2JfMJ5g- Veritas Precision Square - http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=66573&cat=1,42936- Pica Mechanical Pencil - amzn.to/2Jeh5F1- Bosch PS22 12V Pocket Driver - amzn.to/2JjRRoI- Bosch 12V FlexiClick 5-in-1 Drill/Driver - amzn.to/2IVV1zU- Bosch 10" Axial Glide Miter Saw - amzn.to/2L7OBKx- (10) 1/16" Drill Bits - amzn.to/2IZEK8V- Nitrile Exam Gloves - amzn.to/2kD0jBM- Blue Painters Tape - amzn.to/2J15ANP- Blaklader Brawny Work Pants - amzn.to/2LKzGHqRelated Episodes:How to Build & Install Pull Out Shelves - DIY Guide - youtu.be/mhXhezOKnuMBosch 12V FlexiClick 5-in1 Drill/Driver - Full Review & Test - youtu.be/5ejuKd8umVcFull Tour of the NEW Shop! - youtu.be/bg98NZPLkBMEssential Miter Saw Upgrades & Additions - youtu.be/H6cXuwQOwz0Bosch Axial Glide Dust Collection Upgrades & Mods - youtu.be/pRlZGApo6vAWhich Slide Mounting Holes to Use?If you're wondering which mounting holes to use when installing your new full extension slides, this is where you can find out. If you want maximum adjustment capability, then you need to use the slotted holes to install the screws in. The inner piece of the slide that attaches to the drawer has vertical slots that allow the drawer to be adjusted up and down. The outer piece of the slide that attaches to the inside of the cabinet has horizontal slots that allow the drawer to be adjusted in and out. If you use these slotted holes to install the slide with then you will have room for fine adjustment after the drawer is installed. The larger round holes can also be used when adjustment is needed. Once the drawer has been adjusted and you're happy with the position, you can install screws into the small round holes to lock everything into position. I usually install a minimum of 3 screws into each component of the slide, with one being at the front, one being around the middle and one at the back of the slide component.The other consideration is the mounting holes within the metal tabs on the outer piece of the slide. If you use the holes closest to the tip of the tabs then the slide will have more flexibility to move inward slightly if your drawer is a little undersized for the cabinet width. If your side clearance is at 1/2" or 12.5mm then you shouldn't need to worry about these tabs and can place the screws wherever works best.Not all full extension slides are exactly the same, so I can't tell you the exact holes to use, but hopefully this equips you with the basic knowledge you need to select the proper mounting holes. If you have any questions you can leave them in the comments below.See more tools in the DP Tool Box - danpattison.com/toolboxAny use of the affiliate links above helps support the DP channel at no extra cost to you. Amazon gives me a small commission from each sale that helps enable me to bring you guys more free content. Any support through the use of those links or MPT plan purchases is very much appreciated!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans, please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Why You Shouldnt Fill Your Shop With Tools Dan Pattison 2018-05-12 | Curious why you shouldn't fill your workshop with tools? Find out the answer and learn one of my 'top shop setup tips' in this episode of DP Shop Talk. Also get a look at some of my past shop spaces and find out which elements worked, which didn't, and why.Watch the Full Shop Tour - youtu.be/bg98NZPLkBMLearn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) - danpattison.com/mptPurchase a full set of plans & instructions to build your own MPT - danpattison.com/mptplansMy Work Pants - http://amzn.to/2tSrBvaSee some of the tools I use and recommend in the DP Tool Box - danpattison.com/toolbox- Old Shop Tour - youtu.be/0DT9iK1gKhg- Small Shop Dust Collection Solutions - youtu.be/nZufyVoizto- Table Saw Overarm Dust Collector - youtu.be/XFyGhu43tUU- 4 Table Saw Dust Collection Upgrades - youtu.be/4_agpfHAg_4- Bosch Axial Glide Dust Collection Upgrades - youtu.be/pRlZGApo6vA- Essential Miter Saw Upgrades - youtu.be/H6cXuwQOwz0- Edge Banding Stands - youtu.be/YGpha5XI0YAWorkshop layout is vitally important to an efficient workflow. Over the 20 years that I've been woodworking and 7 different shop spaces, I've come to learn the concept that I share in this video as one of my top shop tips.To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Add Running Water to Your Workshop - DIY Solution Dan Pattison 2018-04-07 | Learn how to add running water to your workshop with this cheap, easy DIY solution. If you're like me and don't have a sink or running water in your shop, then you'll benefit from this quick, easy, inexpensive setup.Products Used:- 20L Aqua-Pak Water Container - http://amzn.to/2D7U3IX- Sterilite 12Qt Dish Pan - http://amzn.to/2D8CVmePlywood Box Part Dimensions:1/2" plywood Sides (x2) - 7-3/8" W x 10" L1/2" plywood Front & Back (x2) - 7-3/8" W x 8" L5/8" plywood Top (x1) - 9" W x 13" LThe thickness of the plywood that you use for the box isn't critical. I happened to have scraps of plywood around the shop in 1/2" and 5/8" thicknesses so I used that. Use whatever you have on hand, just remember to adjust the length of the front and back pieces to suit the thickness of the material that you use. Ultimately you want the overall dimensions of the 4 sided box to be 9" wide by 10" long before the top goes on.There are many tasks in a workshop that are helpful to have running water for such as: washing your hands, rinsing tools after sharpening, cleaning tools, cleaning brushes, filling up smaller containers of water, cleaning blades or adding water to mixtures. Installing a sink with full running water can be expensive in a building with no existing water service run to it. While this DIY solution won't do everything that a full sized utility sink with full running water will, it serves the vast majority of workshop needs. I hope you find this solution helpful for your shop space and if so be sure to let me know.Please consider helping to support the channel by using the product affiliate links listed above. There is no extra cost to you but Amazon gives me a small commission from each sale which helps enable me to take time away from my regular work to bring you more free content like this. Any support is very much appreciated!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Welcome to DP Shop Talk - Channel Trailer Dan Pattison 2018-03-16 | Welcome to DP Shop Talk! The DP channel features helpful how-to videos, jigs, shop tips and tool reviews with a focus on shop-made efficiency solutions. I have created this channel out of a desire to share my experience and knowledge with others, as well as get the audience involved and create a community for discussion. I want DP Shop Talk to be a place where people can contribute what they have learned and what works for them so we can all learn from each other. I have a passion for creating shop-made efficiency solutions that make my work faster, more efficient and more enjoyable. As a professional cabinet maker and finish carpenter, I have a broad range of experience with many different woodworking projects. I hope that you will find something on the channel that you find useful and informative and can use in your own shop. Be sure to share your experience and leave some comments and join the discussion. From my shop to yours, happy woodworking!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Full Tour of the NEW Shop! Dan Pattison 2018-03-10 | Get a full tour of the brand new DP Shop Talk workshop! See how I have the new shop set up after the move and also get some helpful shop set-up tips along the way. This new shop is twice the size of the old shop and I'm excited to get rolling with some new projects!See some of the process of setting up the new shop and follow me on Instagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalkLearn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) - danpattison.com/mptPurchase a full set of plans & instructions to build your own MPT - danpattison.com/mptplansRelated Past Episodes:- MPT Demonstration - youtu.be/dwVV9bosx0M- MPT Accessories - youtu.be/qL6fyzeY0Nw- Old Shop Tour - youtu.be/0DT9iK1gKhg- Small Shop Dust Collection Solutions - youtu.be/nZufyVoizto- Table Saw Overarm Dust Collector - youtu.be/XFyGhu43tUU- 4 Table Saw Dust Collection Upgrades - youtu.be/4_agpfHAg_4- Bosch Axial Glide Dust Collection Upgrades - youtu.be/pRlZGApo6vA- Essential Miter Saw Upgrades - youtu.be/H6cXuwQOwz0- Circular Saw Cross Cut Jig - youtu.be/gjdoVtL248M- Router Shelf Pin Jig - youtu.be/SlmFH7M52ZY- Track Saw Guide Rail Case - youtu.be/nEBdjtBsxs4- Edge Banding Stands - youtu.be/YGpha5XI0YA- Band Saw Basics - youtu.be/cQqq3rAZ4PI- Tour of my Work Van - youtu.be/ip0Or_cPUMU- GRS-16 Guide Rail Square Review - youtu.be/Rm3tra1Y6qI- Bosch Dust Extractor Review - youtu.be/7AdkMXRwMTA- Bosch FlexiClick Review - youtu.be/5ejuKd8umVcLinks for related tools that I showed or mentioned:- Metal Working Vise - http://amzn.to/2G5sQda- Arcan 3 Ton Floor Jack - http://amzn.to/2G34uR6- Bosch VAC090S Dust Extractor - http://amzn.to/2D8R1E6- Bosch 10" Axial Glide Miter Saw - http://amzn.to/2G2Hguk- Bosch L-Boxx 1A - http://amzn.to/2tlXlIZ- Bosch i-Boxx-53 Drawer - http://amzn.to/2FnVwNk- Bosch L-RACK-S - http://amzn.to/2G2GXje- Bosch L-Boxxes - http://amzn.to/2tpEBrV- Bosch RA1181 Router Table - http://amzn.to/2tpRFxt- Bosch 12V 5-in-1 FlexiClick Drill/Driver - http://amzn.to/2G3eCt7- Portamate PM7000 Miter Saw Station - http://amzn.to/2FqSJ64- Stabila Level Case - http://amzn.to/2D7LrCf- Makita MAC2400 Compressor - http://amzn.to/2Fq7t5b- Oneida Super Dust Deputy - http://amzn.to/2FoSicn- Oneida Dust Deputy Kit - http://amzn.to/2tlZ8xH- Forrest Dado King - http://amzn.to/2oTwHCC- Forrest 80 Tooth Cross Cut Blade - http://amzn.to/2tAkkjNSee more tools in the DP Tool Box - danpattison.com/toolboxAny use of the affiliate links above helps support the DP channel at no extra cost to you. Amazon gives me a small commission from each sale that helps enable me to bring you guys more free content. Any support through the use of those links or MPT plan purchases is very much appreciated!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Workshop Tour + Big Announcement! Dan Pattison 2017-11-11 | Get a full tour of the DP Shop Talk workshop and also hear the big announcement about the shop! You can find all the mentioned episode links below.If you're not on Instagram, but would like to keep up with the latest content, you can follow the Instagram feed on the DP website - danpattison.comBand Saw Basics - youtu.be/cQqq3rAZ4PITrack Saw Guide Rail Case - How To Build Your Own - youtu.be/nEBdjtBsxs4Bosch Axial Glide Dust Collection Upgrades & Mods - youtu.be/pRlZGApo6vAEssential Miter Saw Upgrades & Additions - youtu.be/H6cXuwQOwz04 Table Saw Dust Collection Upgrades to Improve Your Saw - youtu.be/4_agpfHAg_4How to Build an Overarm Dust Collector for your Table Saw - youtu.be/XFyGhu43tUUSmall Shop Dust Collection - Affordable & Effective Solutions - youtu.be/nZufyVoiztoDustless Jigsaw Table - Easy Cuts and Zero Dust! - youtu.be/FwgrH6WnYcoUltimate Shelf Pin Hole Jig - youtu.be/SlmFH7M52ZYThe Multi Purpose Table (MPT) Demonstration - youtu.be/dwVV9bosx0MHow to Cut Laminate Flooring Dust-Free with a Circular Saw - youtu.be/JM5TirBj2lATo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to build your own, please visit - danpattison.com/mptplansTo make Amazon purchases that also help support the channel at no extra cost to you, please use this link to shop - http://amzn.to/2ykttuAFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Bosch 12V FlexiClick 5-in1 Drill/Driver - Full Review & Test Dan Pattison 2017-10-15 | Get the FlexiClick on Amazon - http://amzn.to/2z8n3P0See the new Bosch 12V FlexiClick 5-in-1 Drill/Driver (GSR12V-140FCB22) in action and learn about all of its features and attachments! As a professional finish carpenter and cabinet maker, I put the FlexiClick to work and share my thoughts and experiences with it both in the shop and on-site. Watch this in-depth Bosch FlexiClick review and find out if it's a good fit for you and the work you do.Read my Bosch FlexiClick review blog article for more info - danpattison.com/blog/flexiclick-reviewLearn more about my portable work table & build your own - danpattison.com/mptplansSupport the channel by using the links below to shop at no extra cost to you. Any support is very much appreciated!Bosch 12V FlexiClick - http://amzn.to/2gNmnIfBosch L-Boxx System - http://amzn.to/2z8pscuBosch 12V 4.0 Ah Battery - http://amzn.to/2gjOHFcFestool C18 Drill Set - http://amzn.to/2ynSZBIBosch PS31 Drill/Driver - http://amzn.to/2wUikzKBosch PS22 Pocket Driver - http://amzn.to/2z95kahStubby Hex Drive Drill Bits - http://amzn.to/2xGT84eRead my Bosch FlexiClick review article on BeThePro - bethepro.com/bosch-flexiclick-review-bosch-12v-max-5-1-drill-driverRead the full FlexiClick specs - boschtools.com/us/en/boschtools-ocs/new-products-gsr12v-140fcb22-187544-pTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk(Bosch Flexiclick review, Bosch Flexiclick reviews, Flexiclick review, Bosch 12V drill driver, Bosch Flexiclick 12V review, Bosch Flexiclick 12V, Bosch Flexiclick 12V Max review, Bosch Flexiclick GSR12V-140FCB22, Bosch Flexiclick 5-n-1 review, Bosch Flexiclick 12V Max 5-in-1 system, Bosch multi drill system, multi drill, Bosch 12V drills, Bosch 12V Max Flexiclick, Bosch Flexiclick 5-in-1 drill, carpentry drill, HVAC drill, right angle drill, offset drill, cabinet making drill, finish carpentry drill, 12 volt drill driver, electrician drill, electrician 12V tool, HVAC right angle drill)
Fall 2017 Update + New Episodes! Dan Pattison 2017-10-07 | Find out the latest news as well as info about the new fall episodes coming up!● Purchase Plans - danpattison.com/mptplans● Make Purchases through Amazon - http://amzn.to/2ytqm7i● Browse the DP Toolbox - danpattison.com/toolbox● DP Shop Talk Instagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalkI just wanted to put out a quick update video to let you guys know what's going on and what's coming up. Find out what the upcoming episodes will be about as well as ways to help support the DP Shop Talk channel (links above). I also want to say a huge thank you to everyone that has been supporting the channel through purchasing plans from the danpattison.com store, making purchases through my affiliate links of tools or other items, as well as watching and sharing the DP Shop Talk videos. It all helps financially and enables me to take some time away from my normal work to create more free content for you guys. Thanks again for all the support!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Spring 2017 Update + New Work Van Tour Dan Pattison 2017-06-03 | Find out the latest news and the changes to the DP Shop Talk schedule for this coming summer. Also get a tour of my new work van and find out why I made the upgrade!Learn more about my new work van - instagram.com/dpshoptalkDue to having so much work on the go now and through the summer I won't be able to keep the regular 2 week video release schedule over the course of the summer. I'm hoping to still get some episodes out over the summer as time allows but not as often or on the regular schedule. Summer is always my busiest season for local work as with many others in the construction trade, so as they say you have to make hay while the sun shines! Make sure you follow me on Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest tools, tips, techniques and projects as they happen.Instagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalkAfter receiving comments about the safety aspect of carrying my tools in the back of my Subaru Impreza I decided it was time to get a dedicated work van. I ended up buying a 2008 Chevy Uplander with a full commercial upfit. The most important item in the upfit is the steel cargo divider to separate the cargo area from the front seats. Watch my quick tour of the new van and get more of my thoughts on making the switch.To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Bosch CORE18V 6.3 Ah Battery - Full Review & Test Dan Pattison 2017-05-27 | Price the Bosch CORE18V on Amazon - http://amzn.to/2r5cb3F Find out how the new Bosch CORE18V battery performs and see it tested head-to-head with the Bosch 4.0 Ah battery! See links below↓● Bosch CORE18V on Amazon - http://amzn.to/2r5cb3F● Bosch CORE18V Starter Kit - http://amzn.to/2qn88g8● Bosch CCS180 Circular Saw - http://amzn.to/2r56B1o● Bosch Socket Ready Impact Driver - http://amzn.to/2qjIqgn● Bosch Starlock Oscillating Multi Tool - http://amzn.to/2qWlG4U● Bosch 4.0 Ah 18V Battery 2 Pack - http://amzn.to/2rXKN5JTo find out more information about the free upgrade to your Bosch CCS180 circular saw to make it compatible with the CORE18V click on the link below:bethepro.com/forums/topic/making-the-bosch-18v-circular-saw-the-best-it-can-be/page/5/#post-621922Any use of my Amazon affiliate links above helps support the DP Shop Talk channel and helps enable me to bring you guys more free content. Amazon gives me a small commission on all sales but there is no extra cost to you. Any use of my affiliate links is very much appreciated!Learn more about the Bosch CORE18V battery:boschtools.com/ca/en/boschtools-ocs/new-products-gba18v63-178152-pTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansThe Bosch GBA18V63 CORE18V 6.3Ah battery is Bosch's newest and most powerful 18V battery to date. Watch my full review to see how I've been putting the CORE18V to work and find out all of my thoughts and opinions on it. Also see it put to the test head to head with the Bosch 4.0 Ah battery to compare torque output, run time and charge time to see if it's worth the upgrade. I put the CORE18V to work in the Bosch IDH182 Socket Ready Impact Driver as well as the new Bosch GOP18V-28 Starlock Oscillating Multi Tool. I will be doing a full review of the GOP18V-28 so stay tuned for that. If you are interesting in buying any of the tools that I show and demonstrate in this video please consider using my affiliate links above.To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Hang Upper Cabinets by Yourself - Cabinet Brace How-To Dan Pattison 2017-05-13 | Learn how to build and use this simple cabinet brace jig to easily hang upper cabinets by yourself. With some scraps of plywood and a few fasteners you can easily build this simple jig to make hanging upper cabinets a one person job.Key Tools I use in this video:Buy Stabila Jamber Level Set on Amazon - http://amzn.to/2qMcaykBuy Bosch 12V Drill/Driver Kit on Amazon - http://amzn.to/2q7lVuxBuy Bosch L-Boxx2 on Amazon - http://amzn.to/2pha0GNAny use of my Amazon affiliate links help support the DP Shop Talk channel and helps allow me to bring you more free content. Amazon gives me a small commission on all sales but there is no extra cost to you. Any use of my affiliate links is very much appreciated!As a professional cabinet maker and installer I need simple ways to be able to get jobs done solo since I don't have anyone that works with me. This cabinet brace jig has been very helpful in doing that and cost almost nothing to make. If you are interested in more cabinet related how-to content, let me know in the comments below. Thanks for watching!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
How To Make a Baseboard Step Down Detail + Bonus Trim Tips Dan Pattison 2017-04-29 | Learn how to make a baseboard step down detail for where two different flooring thicknesses meet. You can find links and more information about all the tools I used below:Bosch CM8S 8 1/2" Miter Saw - http://amzn.to/2qmMTKLPortamate PM7000 Saw Station - http://amzn.to/2qn6Hh6Freud 60 Tooth 8 1/2" Blade - http://amzn.to/2qmVcWTBosch VAC090S Dust Extractor - http://amzn.to/2qeKFOAStarrett Angle Finder - http://amzn.to/2qmPdBsElipse Dust Mask - http://amzn.to/2oPZbdmi-Vac Remote Vacuum Switch - http://amzn.to/2qmVT2xCollins Miter Clamps - http://amzn.to/2oTfWFJPica Mechanical Pencil - http://amzn.to/2qePHu9LePage 10 Min. Wood Glue - http://bit.ly/2ppm3SXVeritas Precision Square - http://bit.ly/2qeRAXJThe Multi Purpose Table - danpattison.com/mptplansFind more tools in the DP Toolbox - danpattison.com/toolboxThe Bosch CM8S has become my favorite miter saw for using on site. After lugging around heavier saws over the years the Bosch is light weight at 37 lbs but it also very capable and accurate. The Portamate PM7000 saw station is a great companion to CM8S with some great features and accessories. I use a Freud 60 tooth fine cut blade on my Bosch CM8S for clean and precise cuts.For dust control I use a Bosch VAC090S dust extractor which has plenty of suction power for effective dust collection on a variety of tools. You can watch my full review of the VAC090S here - youtu.be/7AdkMXRwMTATo turn the dust extractor on and off I like to use an i-Vac switch so that I have complete control over the operation. Some tools I will plug into the VAC090S and use it's auto activation feature but for the miter saw I prefer the i-Vac switch. For respiratory protection my favorite mask is the Elipse dust respirator. It's very effective and also very comfortable.For working in the shop or on site, the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) is a very versatile and portable solution. To learn more about how the MPT works or to purchase plans and instructions to build your own please visit - danpattison.com/mptThree tools that I find indispensable for trim work are my Starrett angle finder, Collins miter clamps and Veritas precision square. I use the angle finder to measure the angle for every miter joint to ensure a perfect joint. It makes it quick and easy to find the exact angle to set the saw to. I pre-assemble all of my joints with the Collins miter clamps which give tight, strong joints. The Veritas square is a very handy tool for all kinds of layout and measurement work and easily fits in a pocket.For glue I like the LePage 10 minute quick dry wood glue. There are some applications where I will use the two part instant glue but for most trim work I have come to prefer the 10 minute wood glue. There are no harmful vapors from it, it's more forgiving to work with since there is a longer open time and I find it makes for a stronger joint.I hope you find this instructional episode helpful in your next trim project. Depending on flooring types, height differences can be fairly common so knowing how to deal with those differences when installing baseboard is helpful. If you have any questions about the process be sure to leave them in the comments below.Any use of my Amazon affiliate links help support the DP Shop Talk channel and helps allow me to bring you more free content. Amazon gives me a small commission on all sales but there is no extra cost to you. Any use of my affiliate links is very much appreciated!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Tacklife HD-40 Laser Measure Review Dan Pattison 2017-04-15 | Available exclusively through Amazon - http://amzn.to/2oyQEiaWatch this in-depth review of the Tacklife HD Classic Mute Laser Measure and find out if it's the right tool for you. Learn what features and functions it has, how I've been putting it to use, and find out how it ranks in the DP Tool Score.Any use of my Amazon affiliate links help support the DP Shop Talk channel and helps allow me to bring you more free content. Amazon gives me a small commission on all sales but there is no extra cost to you. Any use of my affiliate links is very much appreciated!Laser measures are a huge time saver when it comes to taking measurements over longer distances, especially when you're working alone. I use them for both general material quantity take offs as well as getting accurate measurements for installing baseboard or crown molding. The HD-40 has a variety of helpful features and is priced very affordably. Find out all of my thoughts on the HD-40 in this full review. If you have any questions be sure to leave them in the comments box below.To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
THANK YOU! - 1 Million Views Milestone! Dan Pattison 2017-04-03 | The DP channel has just hit 1,000,000 views! I just wanted to say a huge THANK YOU to all of you guys for making that possible!! I also put a question out to you guys about what you would like to see for content and share some ways that you can help support the DP Shop Talk channel to make it grow even more. Thanks again guys, your support has been tremendous!The DP Toolbox - danpattison.com/toolboxMPT Plans - danpattison.com/mptplansTo make general purchases on Amazon.com that also help support the DP channel, you can use the link below to get to Amazon. Any purchases you make while on Amazon result in a small commission going back to support the channel and there is no extra cost to you. Any and all support is very much appreciated!General Amazon Link - http://amzn.to/2oRloYZHow to Build & Install Pull Out Shelves - DIY Guide - youtu.be/mhXhezOKnuMTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
How to Build & Install Pull Out Shelves - DIY Guide Dan Pattison 2017-04-01 | Learn how to design, build and install your own pull out shelves in this instructional episode of DP Shop Talk. Pull out shelves are a great way to add storage efficiency and ergonomics to your existing cabinets. This step by step video will show you how to measure for and design your pull out shelves, build them from easy-to-work-with melamine and install them in your existing cabinets. Also included are some bonus shop tips along the way.Economical drawer slides that I recommend - amzn.to/2MZmd3rTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans, please visit: danpattison.com/mptThe Multi Purpose Table video: youtu.be/dwVV9bosx0MEdge Banding Stands video: youtu.be/YGpha5XI0YAOverarm Table Saw Dust Collector video: youtu.be/XFyGhu43tUU4 Table Saw Dust Collection Upgrades video: youtu.be/4_agpfHAg_4Pull out shelves are a great way to add storage efficiency to your existing cabinets and are always a feature that I recommend to clients when building new cabinets. They allow easy access to items that are stored at the back of the cabinet which are always difficult to access with regular fixed shelves. If you have questions or comments please be sure to leave them below. Hope you find the video helpful!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Essential Miter Saw Upgrades & Additions Dan Pattison 2017-03-18 | Learn how to make 3 simple upgrades and additions to your miter saw setup. These additions include zero clearance fence plates, a zero clearance insert plate and space saving sliding material supports with flip stops. Increase both the accuracy and efficiency of your saw with these simple shop-made solutions.To learn more about my dust collection upgrades for the Bosch Axial Glide saw, watch - youtu.be/pRlZGApo6vATo download the free template for my custom dust boot and to learn more visit - danpattison.com/blog/axial-glide-dust-modsTo learn more about how to make the zero clearance insert plate from Jon Peters, watch - youtube.com/watch?v=d1g3ba7zMv4If you are thinking about upgrading your miter saw to the Bosch Axial Glide saw, please consider using my Amazon affiliate link below to purchase one through. There is no extra cost to you but I receive a small commission from Amazon which helps support the DP channel and makes it possible for me to bring you content like this. Any support is very much appreciated!Bosch 10" Axial Glide Saw - http://amzn.to/2nrc4yqBosch 12" Axial Glide Saw - http://amzn.to/2n2T74nMiter saws are a very versatile and accurate tool for a variety of cuts. You can increase the accuracy and efficiency of your miter saw with simple shop-made upgrades like I show in this video. Zero clearance insert plates and fence plates both reduce tear out and make it faster and more precise to align your work piece to the blade. In my shop I don't have space for a full-on dedicated miter saw station so I installed my saw on the countertop of my shop cabinets which allows the space to serve multiple purposes. The sliding material supports with flip stops allow me to make repetitive cuts quickly and also give me adjustable support to long work pieces. An efficient small shop solution.Leave your questions and comments in the box below and let's get some shop talk going!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Kitchen Cabinet Box Installation Time Lapse Dan Pattison 2017-03-08 | Watch some of the progress on my current condo renovation project and see one run of kitchen cabinet boxes being installed in this short time lapse video. This small kitchen is a galley layout and I started with the sink side which is what is shown in the video. The video was compiled from a series of still images taken at 15 second intervals. The real time was just under 3 hours.To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Winter 2017 Update - Whats New & Coming Up Dan Pattison 2017-01-29 | Find out what the latest news is and what's coming up for DP Shop Talk in this quick update video. Also, you can read the rest of the video description below for more info.To follow me on Instagram and stay up-to-date with the latest tools, tips and techniques click on the link below:instagram.com/dpshoptalkOr visit my website: danpattison.comAs you may have noticed, I haven't been able to keep up with the regular 2 week episode schedule lately. The reason for that is I've been away from the shop working on a job on-site renovating a series of condo units. These renovations include new kitchens, flooring and trim work. With no shop time and a tight schedule for the renos I haven't been able to produce any of the regular DP Shop Talk episodes in the last few weeks. As I mentioned in the video, the best place to stay up-to-date with the latest tools, tips and techniques is on Instagram. I try and post on there most days with something helpful from what I've worked on that day. As soon as I'm back in the shop again I will get the next episode produced which will be the dust collection modifications that I made to my new Bosch Axial Glide miter saw. These mods make a dramatic difference in the collection capability of the saw.I'm looking at producing some video courses that will be available through Construct-Ed. Construct-Ed is an online learning website for people in the trades and offers a variety of courses. Let me know in the comments if there is something specific that you would like to see a course on. This could be a how-to on a certain topic or technique, a specific step by step project build, or anything that you would find helpful. The way it works is you buy the course and then you have unlimited access to that course to watch it as many times as you like. To find out more about Construct-Ed and what they offer, click on the link below.construct-ed.comYou can also follow me on Facebook which is where I usually post announcements or information that isn't in the form of a video. If you're ever wondering what's going on or why you haven't seen a video come out that's a good place to check. Click on the link below to visit the Facebook page.facebook.com/dpshoptalkTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
GRS-16 Track Saw Guide Rail Square Review Dan Pattison 2017-01-07 | Looking for a quick and accurate way to make square cuts with your track saw? Check out my full in-depth review of the GRS-16 and GRS-16 PE track saw guide rail squares and see them in action. See how they rate on the DP Tool Score and how they have performed in my shop over the past couple months.Read more information in my review article - danpattison.com/blog/2017/1/7/grs-16-track-saw-guide-rail-square-reviewFor additional information or to purchase one visit - tsoproducts.com/brands/TSO-Products.htmlTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
DP Shop Talk - 2016 Blooper Reel Dan Pattison 2016-12-30 | Want a laugh? Watch some of the bloopers and outtakes from the 2016 DP Shop Talk episodes! I'd like to wish everyone a Happy New Year and I hope you get some laughs from some of my goof ups and tongue twisted moments. A big thanks to everyone that has watched and shown support for DP Shop Talk through it's first year with views, likes and shares! None of this would be possible without you guys, the viewers. Hope you enjoy the blooper reel and I look forward to bringing you all new episodes for 2017! Happy New Year to you and your family!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Small Shop Dust Collection - Affordable & Effective Solutions Dan Pattison 2016-12-10 | Ever wondered how I keep the DP shop so clean? Watch this special episode showing all the dust collection solutions I use in the DP shop to keep it clean without breaking the bank. Wood dust is both a health hazard and time consuming to clean up. Learn how to effectively collect the dust at the source and which setups to use.For more information, read my article here:danpattison.com/blog/2016/11/29/small-shop-dust-collection-solutionsI use a combination of a 1 HP dust collector with an Oneida Super Dust Deputy, a Bosch VAC090S dust extractor, a Shop Vac with an Oneida Dust Deputy kit, and a Delta ambient air cleaner. These 4 machines combined with efficient collection ports and shrouds make for some excellent dust collection. Also check out my shop made jigs and dust collection aids that further improve dust collection capabilities such as the dustless jigsaw table, circular saw cross cut jig and table saw overarm dust collector. Links to those videos are below:Dustless jigsaw table - youtu.be/FwgrH6WnYcoCircular saw cross cut jig - youtu.be/gjdoVtL248MTable saw overarm - youtu.be/XFyGhu43tUUTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Updated! - Table Saw Overarm Dust Collector & Cross Cut Sled Dan Pattison 2016-11-26 | Check out the additions and modifications that I've made to the table saw overarm dust collector and my cross cut sled! If you're like me and don't like the dust that spits in your face from the table saw then you'll want to add this shop-made overarm collector to your saw. Great dust collection saves time and makes your shop a healthier place to work.If you haven't seen the original video showing how to build the overarm make sure you check that out here:youtu.be/XFyGhu43tUUWood dust is time consuming to clean up and is a health hazard. The more dust you can collect at the source the better off you are. This overarm dust collector makes a dramatic difference in the amount of dust that is collected from the table saw. It eliminates the dust that is spit off the back of the blade and ends up all over the front of you. For additional table saw dust collection upgrades check out my original video here:youtu.be/4_agpfHAg_4Or the blog article:danpattison.com/blog/2016/10/7/4-table-saw-dust-collection-upgradesView and submit photos of a DP Shop Talk project that you have built here:danpattison.com/blog/viewerprojectsTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
How to Carry Building Materials with Your Car Dan Pattison 2016-10-29 | Learn how to make and use my material transportation rails for roof racks and easily carry full 4x8 sheets with your car! I have designed and built simple wooden rails that allow for easy and safe transportation of building materials like plywood, melamine, lumber, countertop, moulding, trim and even small projects. Even if you drive a larger vehicle like a van or a truck you can still benefit from the extra carrying capacity of these roof rails as long as you have roof racks installed.Check out the new website at http://www.danpattison.comLearn how to make the rails from basic 2x4s and some simple hardware, how they mount and see how I carry different materials. If you've ever wondered how to move smaller quantities of building materials with a car then look no further!View and submit photos of a DP Shop Talk project that you have built here:danpattison.com/blog/viewerprojectsTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
How to Cut Laminate Flooring Dust-Free with a Circular Saw Dan Pattison 2016-10-15 | Learn how to cut laminate or hardwood flooring dust-free using a circular saw and some simple jigs! If you've ever cut and installed laminate flooring before, then you know that it creates a dusty mess. Cutting outside is time consuming to go back and forth and still makes a mess of the outdoor space. I've come up with a few jigs that work with a dust extractor and a circular saw that allow near dustless cuts.Read the full article on the danpattison.com blog here:http://www.danpattison.com/blog/2016/10/11/how-to-cut-laminate-flooring-dust-free-with-a-circular-sawView my Instagram videos of the jigs in action on-site with the links below.instagram.com/p/BIlXn7ihylAinstagram.com/p/BIlYjVoBdG5Follow me on Instagram here: instagram.com/dpshoptalkBuy the Bosch CCS180 Circular Saw on Amazon - http://amzn.to/2p1XHOaBeing able to make all the rip cuts, cross-cuts and notches right along side of where the flooring is being installed is a huge time saver. These jigs have been a game changer for me on laminate flooring installation jobs and ultimately allow me to make more profit. The two main jigs consist of a cross-cut jig and a ripping jig. Both of these jigs are used with the circular saw to make accurate and dust-free cuts. Learn more about the circular saw cross cut jig here:youtu.be/gjdoVtL248MView and submit photos of a DP Shop Talk project that you have built here:danpattison.com/blog/viewerprojectsTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansTo help support the channel, please consider shopping for tools through the DP Toolbox - http://www.danpattison.com/toolboxAny use of my Amazon affiliate links help support the DP Shop Talk channel and helps allow me to bring you more free content. Amazon gives me a small commission on all sales but there is no extra cost to you. Any use of my affiliate links is very much appreciated!For general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
New Website Details! - danpattison.com Dan Pattison 2016-10-08 | http://www.danpattison.comCheck out my brand new website, danpattison.com! This site is the new online home-base for everything that I do including the DP Shop Talk videos, MPT plans, my local work as well as a brand new blog. The blog will give written content to go along with a lot of the DP Shop Talk videos as well as stand-alone content. Make sure you sign up for the free email newsletter as well to stay updated on the latest videos, blog posts as well as helpful tips and techniques. You can use the link below:http://www.danpattison.com/subscribeThe new website also features a shopping cart for purchasing plans which streamlines the process. When you use the shopping cart and check out you get an instant download link to the plans following payment.http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansI've also done a new logo and a rebranding to bring everything I do under my own name to make it easier for people to find me. The new logo and new look are reflected in the DP Shop Talk channel. Let me know what you think of the new site and if you have any questions. To get in contact with me directly you can use the contact form here:http://www.danpattison.com/aboutTo help support the channel, please consider shopping for tools through the DP Toolbox - http://www.danpattison.com/toolboxView and submit photos of a DP Shop Talk project that you have built here:danpattison.com/blog/viewerprojects
Bosch 12V Cordless Vacuum Review - VAC120BN Dan Pattison 2016-10-01 | Could your tool kit benefit from a small portable vacuum? Bosch VAC120BN on Amazon - http://amzn.to/2qqjMabFind out what I like and don't like about this Bosch 12V vac and how I use it in my work. Curious about how it actually performs? Watch and see it put to the test with different kinds of sawdust. A small, light vacuum like this might be just what you need for your tool kit.Keeping a clean work space either in the shop or on the job site is important for both health and efficiency. There are a range of types and sizes of vacuums available for the shop and job site but which do you choose? I have found this little 12V vacuum from Bosch to be a handy size and packs the power that I need to get the job done. It can use either the standard slim pack 12V batteries or the 4.0 Ah fat pack batteries for increased performance and run time. I find that the VAC120BN is a perfect size for keeping ahead of sawdust that's created when installing hardware or making small cuts. It's a great complement to my bigger Bosch dust extractor and the cordless freedom is a big plus.Watch and find out how it performs on the dust test with coarse and fine wood dust. I share what I like about it and what I don't like about it and give it a DP Tool Score rating. If you have any questions about this vacuum just let me know in the comments below.Any use of my Amazon affiliate links help support the DP Shop Talk channel and helps allow me to bring you more free content. Amazon gives me a small commission on all sales but there is no extra cost to you. Any use of my affiliate links is very much appreciated!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansTo help support the channel, please consider shopping for tools through the DP Toolbox - http://www.danpattison.com/toolboxFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
The MPT L-Boxx Worktop - Practical & Portable Dan Pattison 2016-09-17 | Check out my latest design, the MPT L-Boxx Worktop! If you use Bosch or Sortimo L-Boxxes, then you need to add this versatile worktop to your setup! For plans & instructions or to learn more click the link below:http://www.danpattison.com/mpt-lboxx-worktopThe MPT L-Boxx Worktop quickly attaches to an L-RACK-S and can be clipped on to a stack of L-Boxxes, a Bosch dust extractor or even clamped to another surface. The MPT L-Boxx Worktop allows you to use a variety of accessories with the 20mm holes such as clamps, Parf Dogs or work stops to perform a variety of tasks.Watch and learn how the MPT L-Boxx Worktop attaches to the L-RACK-S and see it in action as I put it to use for a variety of common woodworking tasks. Those tasks include but are not limited to: sawing, sanding, routing, drilling, track saw cross cuts, miter saw station and table saw outfeed support. The worktop can be used with Parf Dogs similar to the MPT to make accurate cross cuts quickly and easily. It also makes a great surface to use other popular jigs that I've designed such as the circular saw cross cut jig and the dustless jigsaw table. (Links below)youtu.be/gjdoVtL248Myoutu.be/FwgrH6WnYcoThe ability to clamp anything anywhere on the worktop is one of the main features. I use aluminum squeeze clamps with a quick release head that work perfectly in the 20mm holes. Using the L-RACK-S as the component that the worktop attaches to gives the needed clearance under the top to use accessories like this.Not all jobs require a larger work surface like the MPT (Multi Purpose Table) provides or have space to set it up on site. The MPT L-Boxx Worktop is a perfect solution for jobs like this since it can easily go anywhere your L-Boxxes do and sets up with a small footprint. It also makes a great supplemental work surface if you have something like the MPT set up too. See below for related links and let me know if you have any questions in the comments below!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Dustless Jigsaw Table - Easy Cuts and Zero Dust! Dan Pattison 2016-09-03 | Check out this new dustless jigsaw table that I designed and built! It holds the jigsaw upside down for easy and accurate cuts that are also dustless. Whether working in the shop or on-site it saves clean up time and helps get the most out of your jigsaw. Watch and learn how it works!The main purpose that I designed this jigsaw table for is cutting narrow cabinet scribe strips which have always been more difficult to cut with a jigsaw hand held. It works for just about any jigsaw cutting task though giving you added control and the benefit of zero dust. The jigsaw table is more like a band saw or scroll saw in use since you simply guide the material over a table surface. I used the same quick mounting system as the jigsaw scribe base with eccentric discs. Over table and under table dust collection points are the key to the efficient collection on this table. They get the dust right at the source and when hooked to a dust extractor it makes the jigsaw table dustless.Buy the Bosch JS572 on Amazon - http://amzn.to/2qlVtwXI use a Bosch JS572 jigsaw in this table but almost any jigsaw would work. The more accurate the guide system in the jigsaw the more accurate the cuts will be. The jigsaw table can be clamped to a work surface like the MPT or used on a floor as well. It's a versatile dustless cutting solution for either the jobsite or the workshop. If you're interested in seeing more detail or even a set of plans and instructions produced, let me know in the comments below. Thanks for watching!View and submit photos of a DP Shop Talk project that you have built here:danpattison.com/blog/viewerprojectsTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comTo help support the channel, please consider shopping for tools through the DP Toolbox - http://www.danpattison.com/toolboxAny use of my Amazon affiliate links help support the DP Shop Talk channel and helps allow me to bring you more free content. Amazon gives me a small commission on all sales but there is no extra cost to you. Any use of my affiliate links is very much appreciated!For helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
DP Shop Talk Summer Update Dan Pattison 2016-07-16 | I just wanted to do a quick summer update video and also share a quick shop tip on installing drawer slides. I wanted to let everyone know that with the busyness of the summer I won't be able to keep the regular episode schedule. I have a lot of jobs on the go right now both in the shop and on site and also trying to enjoy the summer weather while it lasts. Make sure that you follow me on Instagram if you don't already since that's where I keep most of the updates. I've posted pics of new tools, methods of work and some of the jigs that you've seen in DP Shop Talk episodes in action. I also post up short videos and shop updates on Instagram as well. The link to the Instagram page is below. Stay tuned for the two new episodes that I mention in the update video, one on a dustless jigsaw table and another is a review of the Bosch 12V vacuum. I'm hoping that I'll get some time sooner rather than later to get those episodes shot. Hope you guys have a great summer and keep the questions, comments and feedback coming. It's always very much appreciated!instagram.com/dpshoptalkTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
How to Scribe with a Shop-Made Scribe Tool - Free Plans! Dan Pattison 2016-07-02 | Ever wonder what the best method to scribe in a cabinet panel or countertop is? Learn how to make and use my shop-made scribe tool that gives accurate scribe lines every time. Whether you are scribing a cabinet gable panel, countertop, moulding or any other part that needs to be installed this video will help you approach the process in a straightforward way.Walls, floors and ceilings are very rarely ever perfectly straight and flat. That is why parts need to be scribed to achieve a proper fit. It is a simple process and with the right tools it can be quick and easy. I have designed and built a shop-made scribe tool that overcomes some of the shortcomings that I found using a regular compass. To learn more about how to build and use my scribe tool as well as get a full measured drawing for free, check out these links.http://bethepro.com/how-to-make-scribing-toolhttp://bethepro.com/build-more-accurate-scribing-toolAs I describe in the video and the articles there are several advantages to using the shop-made scribe tool over other methods or tools. Join me in this video to see another example of shop made efficiency solutions.View and submit photos of a DP Shop Talk project that you have built here:danpattison.com/blog/viewerprojectsTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Iron-On Edge Banding Stands - Make Banding a Quick & Easy Process Dan Pattison 2016-06-18 | Learn how to apply iron-on edge banding quickly and easily using these shop-made, adjustable edge banding stands. Not all shops have the space or budget for industrial edge banding machines so I designed some stands to streamline the process. The edge banding stands hold the work piece in the optimum position and allow application, trimming and filing of the banding without moving the work piece or handling it more than once. The stands are adjustable for different widths of cabinet parts so that the edge you are working on is always at the right height.Edge banding melamine or plywood is a basic operation of any cabinet shop large or small. With sometimes large volumes of edge banding to do it is important to be efficient with the process. While iron on edge banding can't compare in speed to industrial edge banders it is the best option for smaller shops like mine. Watch and learn the method that I use for applying, trimming and filing the banding and also learn how to make the stands that I designed. The stands also double as door stands for working on the edges of interior doors when doing finish work. The tools I use are very simple and include an iron, 1" chisel and a laminate file. I share the techniques that I've found helpful in the edge banding process and explain why I use them. Be sure to share the methods that you use in the video comments and ask any questions that you may have. Hope you find the video helpful!View and submit photos of a DP Shop Talk project that you have built here:danpattison.com/blog/viewerprojectsTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
How to Build a Circular Saw Cross Cut Jig - Pt 2 Dan Pattison 2016-06-04 | Learn how to make your own accurate and dustless circular saw cross cut jig in this instructional video. Buy the Bosch CCS180 Circular Saw on Amazon - http://amzn.to/2pBh5F0This is a follow up video by popular request to the original video "Circular Saw Cross Cut Jig - Accurate & Dustless - Pt1". Find out what the dimensional considerations are and how the jig can be made to fit your circular saw.Turn your circular saw into a precision cross-cut machine! Learn how to build this shop-made circular saw jig to make deadly accurate and dustless cross cuts. Whether working in the shop or on site, this jig allows you to make accurate cuts without making a mess when hooked to a dust extractor. A great substitute for a miter saw when all you need is 90 degree cross-cuts.This circular saw cross-cut jig is simple to make and uses strips of UHMW plastic for the saw to ride on. I used a Bosch CCS180 18V cordless circular saw but the jig can be adapted to just about any circular saw. A custom dust extraction attachment on the Bosch CCS180 allows excellent dust extraction for dustless cuts when hooked to a dust extractor. The jig allows very accurate cuts since your cut line can be easily aligned with the kerf in the fence to make dead on square cuts. I often take this jig along with me to site instead of my sliding compound miter saw when all I need to make is 90 degree cuts. It is a light weight and cordless alternative. The dust collection is also much more efficient than a miter saw so work can be done right in finished spaces making this jig doubly efficient. The Bosch CCS180 has a 6 1/2" blade so a 7 1/4" saw could be used if a deeper cut was required for thicker stock. The jig would have to be built a little higher and bigger to accommodate a bigger saw which I cover in the video. Learn how to make your own cross cut jig and add this useful jig to your shop.View and submit photos of a DP Shop Talk project that you have built here:danpattison.com/blog/viewerprojectsTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansTo help support the channel, please consider shopping for tools through the DP Toolbox - http://www.danpattison.com/toolboxAny use of my Amazon affiliate links help support the DP Shop Talk channel and helps allow me to bring you more free content. Amazon gives me a small commission on all sales but there is no extra cost to you. Any use of my affiliate links is very much appreciated!For general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Track Saw Guide Rail Case - How To Build Your Own Dan Pattison 2016-05-21 | Find out how to build your own track saw guide rail case that is super simple to make and provides rugged protection. Track saw guide rails are a precision piece of equipment and need proper protection when storing or transporting them. This case keeps the edges of the rail from contacting the inside of the case so they will never get knocked around inside the case. Learn how to easily build your own.When I bought my Makita SP6000 track saw kit a few years ago I also purchased a second rail to join to the first for long rip cuts. I quickly realized that I needed a better way to transport my guide rails to site to keep them protected. I designed this case to fit my tracks into that keeps them protected and makes them easy to carry. The key to the design is the bolts that the guide rails register on which keeps the edges of the rails from contacting the inside of the case. This way if the case gets dropped or bumped then the rails won't be damaged. Learn how to quickly and easily build your own shop made guide rail case that can be made from scraps around the shop.To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Best Woodshop Safety Gear - Comfortable & Practical Options Dan Pattison 2016-05-14 | Check out my take on the most comfortable and practical personal protective equipment that I've found for use in the workshop or on site. As we all know, safety is an important issue and properly protecting your eyes, ears and lungs doesn't have to be uncomfortable.I have tried various types and brands of safety equipment over the years and I've settled on some favorites. In this video I share my favorite dust mask, prescription safety glasses and hearing protection and why it has worked well for me. Sometimes it is tempting to skip this type of gear for comfort but I've found that these options are quite comfortable and practical as well. Not wearing respiratory protection can lead to lung problems or even lung cancer, skipping safety glasses can obviously lead to eye injuries or the loss of an eye and no hearing protection will eventually make you hard of hearing. So skipping these important pieces of gear just isn't worth it. Like we've all heard so many times, safety first!To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Jigsaw Scribe Base - How to Make and Use One Dan Pattison 2016-05-07 | Want an easy and consistent way to make back-beveled scribe cuts? Learn how to make and use this custom scribe base for your jigsaw. It quickly and easily attaches to your jigsaw without tools and gives consistent back-bevel cuts.Buy the Bosch JS572 Jigsaw on Amazon - http://amzn.to/2qmdYBDCutting to a scribe line with a back-bevel makes the fitting process easier and quicker since now you are just working with a point rather than the whole edge. It also makes for a tighter fit to the surface you are scribing to since it makes tight contact on the face side which is where it matters. This custom jigsaw base allows you to make cuts from either the top or underside of the material and also helps improve your dust collection. The increase in footprint also helps make a more stable cut, especially close to an edge. Some of the things I would typically use this for is cutting cabinet gables, cabinet panels, cabinet fillers, countertop, baseboard, door casing, bulkheads and any other part or piece that requires scribing. I made my base to fit the Bosch JS572 but it could be adapted to fit just about any jigsaw. Watch and learn how it works and the advantages of using this custom scribe base.To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansTo help support the channel, please consider shopping for tools through the DP Toolbox - http://www.danpattison.com/toolboxAny use of my Amazon affiliate links help support the DP Shop Talk channel and helps allow me to bring you more free content. Amazon gives me a small commission on all sales but there is no extra cost to you. Any use of my affiliate links is very much appreciated!For general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
How to Properly Clean Saw Blades and Router Bits for Peak Performance Dan Pattison 2016-04-30 | Are your blades and bits running at their best? They may not need sharpened yet, they might just need a good cleaning. Learn how to properly clean the pitch and resin that gets caked and burnt on to your blades. Dirty blades produce more tear out, cut slower and also heat up more which shortens their life. The cleaning process is simple and quick and saves you money in the long run.I used to think that my blades were getting dull when in fact they just needed a cleaning to get them back to cutting at their best. The process I use is simple and inexpensive, using a plastic pan, rubber gloves, a tooth brush and some blade cleaner. The blade cleaner I use is available from Lee Valley but there are many different products available. Properly drying the blades and bits after cleaning is important to avoid rust and that process is also shown in the video.To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Quick Parallel Guides for your Track Saw - Simple & Accurate Dan Pattison 2016-04-23 | Learn how to make a set of parallel guides for your track saw to increase speed and accuracy when doing rip cuts! These guides are quick, easy and inexpensive to make but provide a lot of accuracy.Track saws are great tools for breaking down sheet goods into finished parts. To maximize speed and efficiency when making rip cuts it's best to use parallel guides. Parallel guides allow you to make repeatable cuts of exactly the same width and avoid having to measure and mark for each cut. I designed these guides to be quick, simple and inexpensive to make but be very accurate. They use a setting jig which guarantees that both guides are set exactly the same to give a parallel cut, which is the whole point. They only cost a couple of dollars to make and I've found them super useful. This video explains how to make and use these guides so you can build a set for your own track saw.To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
Building Chair Templates for IWK Childrens Hospital Dan Pattison 2016-04-20 | Join me in this unscripted, shop hang out video and learn about the template system that I have been working on for the IWK Children's Hospital. I show the templates that have been created up to this point and then show the making of the next 4 templates in the system. I chat about the experience my own family has had at the IWK Health Centre and the deep appreciation we have for the work done there. I also share some shop tips along the way as well as some DP Shop Talk secrets! Join me in this casual shop hang out and see some sawdust being created and some templates being built.To learn more about the volunteer program run by the Rotary Club at the IWK you can visit the thread I have ongoing on the BeThePro forum. I post photos and updates every week or two about the latest from the IWK woodshop. Bosch Tools and the members of the BeThePro forum have been very generous in donating tools for this program as well.http://bethepro.com/forums/topic/iwk-childrens-hospital-woodshop/page/33To download the drill press speed chart click on the link below.http://images.meredith.com/wood/pdf/drill-press-speed-chart.pdfTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
How to Build an Overarm Dust Collector for your Table Saw Dan Pattison 2016-04-16 | Learn how to build an overarm dust collector to retrofit your table saw for improved dust collection. A lot of the dust generated by the table saw comes off the back of the blade and this shop made overarm collector helps capture that dust. This video is a follow up to my original "4 Table Saw Dust Collection Upgrades" video by popular request.The table saw can be one of the biggest sources of dust in a wood shop if it isn't equipped with proper dust collection. Having dust collection below the table isn't enough since a lot of dust will come upwards off the back of the blade which goes into the air and lands all over everything in your shop. A lot of newer table saws have above the blade dust collection but older saws aren't equipped with it. This video shows how I built my overarm dust collector for my Delta contractors table saw and the materials that I used. The overarm dust collector is height adjustable to suit the thickness of the material that you are cutting. It can also be used with a cross cut sled which was one of my main design criteria. A lot of overarm dust collectors or over the blade dust collectors won't work with a cross cut sled which means you can't capture the dust from the top of the blade when you're using a sled. This overarm collector doesn't function as a guard since the front of the blade is still exposed but that is necessary to use the collector with the cross cut sled. To see the original table saw dust collection video showing 4 dust collection upgrades click the link below.youtu.be/Yyqj6jn-EY0You can find a link to the Bosch router dust collection attachment that I used below. It is an affiliate link and using the link helps support the channel at no extra cost to you. Any support is very much appreciated.amzn.to/3jx5hNPTo learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
4 Table Saw Dust Collection Upgrades to Improve Your Saw Dan Pattison 2016-04-15 | Learn how to add 4 different shop-made dust collection upgrades to your table saw. These upgrades go a long way in reducing clean up time and making your shop a healthier place. Make your table saw a clean, mean sawing machine!For a dimensioned drawing of the rear dust enclosure panels you can download it from the blog at:http://www.danpattison.com/blog/2016/10/7/4-table-saw-dust-collection-upgradesTo learn how to build the overarm dust collector click the link below.youtu.be/XFyGhu43tUUDust collection is an important part of any woodworking shop. The table saw is notorious for creating a lot of dust in the shop and is a machine that needs some extra attention. A lot of the newer table saw models have some good built-in dust collection features but saws that are a little older don't have these features. This video shows how to make 4 different dust collection upgrades to a Delta contractors saw. The upgrades can be applied to just about any style of table saw though to improve your dust collection.The upgrades shown include a dust tray in the bottom of the saw, enclosure panel on the back of the saw, custom cut foam to seal smaller openings, and a shop-built overarm dust collector. This overarm collector captures the dust that spits off the back of the blade which is often the most difficult to collect.To learn more about the Multi Purpose Table (MPT) or to purchase plans please visit - http://www.danpattison.com/mptplansFor general information visit - http://www.danpattison.comFor helpful articles and blog posts visit - http://www.danpattison.com/blogFollow DP Shop Talk on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to stay up-to-date with the latest news and exclusive content!Facebook - facebook.com/dpshoptalkTwitter - twitter.com/DPShopTalkInstagram - instagram.com/dpshoptalk
