14. Using the fence on the Bladerunner - part 2

In this video, I continue exploring making cuts on the Bladerunner using the fence. I show you what worked and what didn't. I also take a closer look at the construction of the saw. Thanks for taking a look at our video. It is our sincere hope that you found if useful. If we have succeeded, there are several ways you can help support us (which keeps us making more videos). To support us at no cost to you (free), simply do any (or all) of the following): 1) Subscribe (free) to our channel and click the notification bell (free). Doing this notifies you when we release new videos. You can unsubscribe and/or turn off notifications at any time (free). 2) Watch our videos (free). We prefer that you watch the entire video however, if you are running short on time or want to speed up the playback of the video, click on "settings" in the YouTube app and change the "playback speed" to "2" (instead of "normal"). This will double the playback speed. Feel free to experiment with other values. (free) 3) Click the "thumbs up" icon which gives the video a "like". (free) 4) Leave a comment or ask a question. If you prefer not to leave a public comment (or question), you can email us at [email protected]. We do our best to reply to all comments and questions. (free) 5) If you know someone that might enjoy this video, please feel free to share it with them. (free) 6) If you have suggestion for a video, please let us know in either the comments or via email. (free) 7) If you would like more information on any of the products you saw in the video, please click the link in the video description. NOTE: This channel is a participant in the Amazon Associate Program. As an Amazon Associate, we earn a small commission on qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you. (free) For more information about the BladeRunner, click the affiliate link below. https://amzn.to/33hAcYs ------------------ Music: Aces High Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... All video content was written, shot and edited by Matt Ancona. Music provided by the source listed above. The camera used was a Samsung S6 smartphone and the video editor used was PowerDirector (version 15).