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I know that machine well!

Just got my Longmill 48x30 in and anxious to make a few items to pay for it!! Killer video...I looked at your gear and I can see that the quality throughout your production equipment makes a difference!! David Rodwell Winston Salem, NC

Extremely useful information for finding the accessories for this machine. I received this lathe without any attachments, and trying to figure out what to buy is confusing. Thanks!

Good video, thank you. You need a pop filter

It’s total junk, avoid it… I had to return 2 before getting one that sorta works… The way the disk plate mounts can’t ever work right… It’s extraordinarily UNDERPOWERED, it’s no match for any other belt sander I’ve ever used…

AEON? First time I hear about it. What is the difference between OMTECH and AEON?

Your video turned my eye on Aeon. Already contacted them to purchase

Nice work. Never blackened the wood with stain. Always used paint. I will give this a try. The sign looks awesome.

Love the video, could you use a vent kit to take it outside?

How about showing if it can cut metal...come on!

Disagree, Ryobi and Bauer are perfectly functional for apprentices and Ryobi is. Extremely solid even as you improve your skill set.

Disagree, Ryobi and Bauer are perfectly functional for apprentices and Ryobi is. Extremely solid even as you improve.

Disagree, Ryobi and Bauer are perfectly functional for apprentices and Ryobi is. Extremely solid even as you improve your skill set.

I've had some issues with their customer service. It can be a bit slow to get a response and they're not always the most helpful.

I did this a few days ago and was a little bit off 0.5%. Close enough that time but to find the exact centre I'll have to be more careful and draw with very fine lines.

I made this mistake the other day and felt like the biggest idiot.

Thank you. Just got mine.

Thanks Man!

This man is a Lion, not a sheep. Thank you for the video.

disagree with both kobalt and ryobi, they’ve both been fine options.

Part 3 through 100 would be helpful :) I really like your style. I need all the help I can get. Started with an XTool, and the MF2028 is so different. Lightburn and the laser are intimidating.

thanks for your time, great instruction tut

Looks like gel stain. I prefer water-based myself.

There is nothing wrong with Kobalt

Barn red?

We build/flip homes....have for over 20 years. Our job trailers are slammed full with Ryobi tools. Now my PERSONAL tools in my shop/man cave barn are Dewalt/Festool.

I can’t find part 1 video, can anyone point me in the right direction. Thank you

This is one of the most concise and clear setup videos I’ve seen for the S1. Thanks. Could you please do a cleaning/maintenance video?

What machine is this...I went to the link but nothing...Exactly what machine is it as they have several....

Thank you for mentioning that they gave you this $1800.00 laser for free...that explains a lot. You used the XCS Software because the S1 is barely compatible with Lightburn.

how do i lower my laser bed to clean my leanse

Perfect and easy.

Is that oil-based or water-based?

Everyone seems to gloss over the focal height. I like the idea of the manual focus block but no one will tell me the ideal focal height for my 600x400 60w Omtech. There's nothing in the manual and the only online reference I have seen is 1.5" to 2.5" which I tried and it gave terrible results as the cutting was wide and undefined.

WOW !!! How do you only have 14.3K subscribers... Dude your energy, edits, and clarity on the subject matter is on Point !!!! I am in the market for an 80W omtech and found your video.. WOW ! Great Video Thank you for this... and I'm sorry to tell you this --- But, Your stuck with me Now *** I SUBSCRIBED *** Looking forward to catching up on all your Videos ......

Whats the dye you use to make that red?

The wifey got me a Ryobi kit for Black Friday 10 years ago or so. Drill, Driver, Sawzall, and a Flashlight. All are still working great. I don’t use them on a job site but I’ve never babied them either.

Thats so cool! I love how they turned out. I definitely want to get into making one eventually.

Wow! Wow! Wow! I REALLY love these cooking utensils! The color combinations looked really great! I'll be subscribing to learn more.

Step 1. Buy a CNC machine.

Ryobi has "excellent" performance for the price you pay for well designed well thought out tool. I've owned my Ryobi 18ga nailer for less than a year and I can't believe how quickly I can take care of little projects around the house. What's great about this tool is that I'm relying on it for more projects. Without thinking about it I'll grab it off the toolbox line up my pieces fire 2 shots and I'm done with it. Sooooo clean, soooo quick, soooo easy. I'm having goose bumps.

Thanks for your help brother. We just got one at work and we haven't even taken it out of the crate yet. Soon, very soon...

I lasted a minute and a half and he STILL hadnt said anything about the nailer, but was into his SECOND plug of his amazon store. Holy smokes!

I'm a general contractor and would say that Kobalt tools are prosumer grade. Sure Metabo HTP is better for the same money but Kobalt will still get most jobs done.

where do you get the wood blanks? And how thick is it?

Not everyone can afford high dollar Dewalt or other stuff just starting out, last I looked, a $35 drill, drills the same hole as a $150 drill

Where can you get good quality acrylic to use for the 80w

What is the tape for? He wrote all over the board.

Excellent video!! What model is yours? Thanks Mike

Mine came in today no tube in it at all help tube on front in box