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Appreciated.. Ultimately, this was a RUclips issue but, I did change a bunch of equipment to try and account for it. It was frustrating that it was fine for some and not for others..

Glad you got a good one! Wish I would have!

Ultimately, I think it depends on just how rough it is. The wheels move to keep pressure on the material but, there's a limit to their range. Now, once you make the first cut, you should have a fairly flat surface that should be well within the range of the roller guide.

I don't honestly recall as it was a while ago. There are some free plans on the website that will help you figure out how many you'll need. kevswoodworks.com/free-plans/

Thanks!

Thanks! So far, she's happy with it. I'm sure it will take a long time to finally work through the organization the way she wants it.

@ yes, and you both may change your mind over time as to what goes where. But it looks like you’ve placed sufficient forethought and planning into the design to allow you the ability to make changes as needed. Great work!

@ Room for growth is important. Thanks!

It looks like it's gone up in price or I got it on sale, the video is 2+ years old. The current only on the Rockler site is $99.00

Thank you! Definitely one of my more memorable bids!

Happy to help! Shout if you have questions!

In the orange metal cabinet behind the drill press.

Thanks Jeff!

Thanks!

I did a video on that enclosure which will probably answer most of your questions.. Shout if you have more questions.. ruclips.net/video/k8IeWwvOhng/видео.html

Thank you, it's worked for me for many years and improved my shop efficiency.

Thank you!

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Same to you Andy! Hope you have a great and prosperous 2025!

Thank you very much!

I have that problem also. As a result I am adding another room in the middle of winter.

@@andrewpinson1268 me too.....well....I solved the problem by just moving stuff out of one of the rooms in the house and bringing in my tools instead. Who needs that many cabinets on the walls....besides all they had were dishes, mugs, pots and pans. Once I get rid of the stove, fridge, and dishwasher I'll have room for my tool boxes. Happy 10th day of Christmas all!

Sometimes, that's accurate..

Just maple.

@@KevsWoodworks Thanks.

I’m sorry to contact you again so soon, but will the lacquer affect the cover of the Bible?

@@e.dbogan6266 It's all good, I'm happy to help. Once the lacquer is cured, I don't see why it would. No different than any other film forming finish. The Bible has been in this box for about a year now and I just pulled it out to have a look. No signs of any damage to the cover.

@@KevsWoodworks Thanks, that’s good to know. I’m in the process of building a Bible box for a friend and was concerned about the inside of the box finish affecting the leather. Thanks again.

Thanks Jeff, much appreciated!!

It's a sit/stand riser that you can purchase on Amazon. It comes with the mounts to install the top. Just purchase one as "frame only".

It's a fair comment and many people do.

Much appreciated Andy! Hope the healing is going well! Best wishes to you and your family !

I made them. Details in the video.

There's always going to be some which is why I cover everything up. Also, this is a water based finish so, it cleans up easily. It would be nice to have a dedicated spray booth!

Thank you

@@KevsWoodworks Tried to join to the forum, but no email yet. Btw, great videos so far from FL.

@@henrysara7716 Not sure what happened but, I just approved it for you. Thanks for letting me know

@@KevsWoodworks First post, in thy again

No, I'm normally more in your range but that's a little slow for some of the different woods I use. There's a speed chart on the side of the machine to get the speeds based on bit style and size as well as the material being drilled.

There are a lot of similarities but, I think the Laguna has upgraded some key points. The Laguna doesn't have all those menu options to get through to drill a hole. If fairness, I haven't spent much time with the Nova so, there may be some shortcuts to reduce the screen time on it. The Laguna has the single pull handle which I think is a major upgrade. Although both have a digital depth stop, they both also have a mechanical depth stop. The Laguna's is much quicker and easier to set than the Nova.. That's just a few of the things that pop to mind first thing in the morning as I'm having my coffee..

@ Thank you for the information. I will be getting an old drill press from my previous boss. I think it is either a Craftsman or Delta floor standing model. I’ve never had a drill press before. I don’t have much use for it but I’ll find something.

I've got the Nova Voyager Drill Press and on the surface the electronic features are very similar. The NOVA has a 1.75 HP motor compared to the 1.5 HP for the Laguna. The Laguna table is about 6" wider. The quill travel on the NOVA takes two revolutions to go the same distance as the Laguna does in one. NOVA is $100 more expensive. I would not worry about jumping around screens on the NOVA. It isn't required, it's available when you want to take advantage of some of the more advanced features, or want to look up reference speeds for different bits.

Yea, my last drill press was from the 80s and this is the last major upgrade in my shop. Looking forward to seeing how it holds up.

Good to hear from you George, it's been a long time! Reach out to me at Kev@kevswoodworks.com..

Thank you! I didn't so plans for this one but, am happy to give you any details you need. I'm currently out of state for work but, should be home in about a week. Drop me an email and remind me and I'll grab all the measurements for you. Kev@kevswoodworks.com

kevswoodworks.com/free-plans/. Page 2 - Display Case

Thank you!

Thanks.. 4 drills is a little overkill but, I'm not changing bits and attachments often.

​@@KevsWoodworksno shade. Just jealous over here in my one drill shop😂

@@treeasterly2070 None taken.. You will like it if/when you add to your arsenal !

They have switched where the saws are made which has probably caused some quality issues. Regardless, it still took PM a full yea to make it right.

Because I'm only trying to get the face flat. Once that face is flat, then I use the fence to square up the edge.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Yes! I recently used it on the child's rocker project and video and it performed very well!

@@KevsWoodworks Nice. Me was also told, that those smaller machines aren't strong enough for harder woodtypes like oak and beech...

@@twandieltjes1359 They're definitely underpowered for the harder woods but, they will cut it. Just much slower.

To a certain extent, yes. Especially if you also built an extension for the front to help support the panel. I know I have a video in my archives where I built one and they really come in handy. I'll find the video and add a link here for you.

Go to the 3:14 mark of this video for how I built my indeed support.. ruclips.net/video/9B9h7QLDoaw/видео.html

​@@KevsWoodworks Thanks!!