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Time For a Change - Building Out My New Shop
After a short amount of time, this is my new workshop. It's a two car garage, with a great amount of potential after what I've done. Raising the garage door, installing an HVAC system, adding a sub-panel, and more.
Instagram: arpadbuildsthis
Help from:
Logan @Edwarlog
Ivan @PizzaManJoe
Tanner @PannerTham
Brady
Sylvia
Filmed with:
Canon C70
Lumix S5IIX
Sony A7III
DJI Ronin 4D
Courtesy of @tahomahighschoolvideoprodu1048
Music from:
Epidemic Sound: www.epidemicsound.com/referral/hm80g6
Musicbed : SyncID
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Відео

Not your ordinary shop... 16-year-old woodworker's shop tour
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In this video, I'll show my custom shop tour, as well as how I set it up, and how it functions for me. Shop project videos: Sanding organizer: ua-cam.com/video/BqQclYt0HMo/v-deo.html Scott Walsh workbench: ua-cam.com/video/ZaItwWhHh5g/v-deo.html Tools: Sawstop 3hp table saw: www.amazon.com/SawStop-PCS31230-TGP236-Professional-Assembly-Extension/dp/B009C7NGTE/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1WCE7OS6BE2TK&keywor...
Cheaper than you'd think... Making easy cutting boards for super cheap
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In this video, I show how to make simple cutting boards for super cheap, make them nice looking, and make a profit on them. Tools: Bosch 12" Axial Glide Miter Saw: www.amazon.com/Bosch-120-Volt-12-Inch-Dual-Bevel-GCM12SD/dp/B004323NNC/ref=sr_1_3?crid=1BTAH1Q5YU6PV&keywords=bosch miter saw 12 inch dual bevel&qid=1678409803&sprefix=bosch miters,aps,130&sr=8-3 Sawstop 3hp cabinet saw: www.amazon.c...
My sandpaper is more organized than yours... Orbital Sander Organizer
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My sandpaper and sander have never really been organized... I change that today with a sandpaper organizer that holds all my common grits, and my orbital sander as well. Tools used: Bosch 12" Axial Glide Miter Saw: www.amazon.com/Bosch-120-Volt-12-Inch-Dual-Bevel-GCM12SD/dp/B004323NNC/ref=sr_1_3?crid=1BTAH1Q5YU6PV&keywords=bosch miter saw 12 inch dual bevel&qid=1678409803&sprefix=bosch miters,a...
Using a table saw doesn't have to be scary | Table saw basics
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This is just a simple video on how to use a table saw! Just the basics, to get started; making rip cuts, crosscuts, and basic functions of a table saw. 0:00 What is a table saw? 1:25 Parts of a table saw 4:47 Keeping yourself safe 5:27 Push sticks 7:28 Getting started 7:52 Rip cutting 9:16 Crosscutting 10:58 Outro Sawstop 3HP Professional Saw: www.amazon.com/SawStop-PCS31230-TGP236-Professional...
The nicest underrated kitchen decor... Tree shaped serving board
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In this video I'll show how to make a tree shaped serving board. Watch as I go step by step to show how to make one of these, in time for the holidays. Tools and equipment: Bosch 12" miter saw: www.amazon.com/Bosch-120-Volt-12-Inch-Dual-Bevel-GCM12SD/dp/B004323NNC/ref=sr_1_2?crid=3P75FRJ4QSQN7&keywords=bosch miter saw&qid=1671423146&sprefix=bosch miter,aps,417&sr=8-2 Sawstop 3hp table saw: www....
The Most Beautiful Project I Ever Made - Complete Chess Boards WITH the PIECES
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In this video, I made a few chess boards inspired by the one Shaun Boyd made on the Foureyes Furniture channel. I made them as gifts to some friends and family. This is also the last project made in the old 2 car garage shop, which I worked out of for the last 3 years. Made of walnut, birdseye maple, and purpleheart, these chess boards are made with a storage box beneath, and chess pieces cut m...
Harder Than It Looks - Herringbone Mosaic Cutting/Serving Board
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In this video, I made a walnut, oak, cherry, and maple herringbone patterned cutting board inspired by @Zac Builds, and it was a lot harder than I thought it would be... At one point, everything just fell apart! Zac Builds: ua-cam.com/users/ZacBuilds Zac's herringbone table video: ua-cam.com/video/yEXf1JnYCxE/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ZacBuilds Chapters: 0:00 Milling/wood prep 2:20 Glue up part 1 2...
Is the SawStop Contractor Saw Worth $2000? SawStop Contractor Saw Review
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I have been using the sawstop contractor saw for well over a year now, and I have some pretty big thoughts on it. There are quite a few good things, and quite a few not-so-good things, so this brings up the question, is it worth the hefty price tag of two grand? The saw I have been using is a sawstop CNS175, with the 36" fence. IG: arpadbuildsthis Links: Sawstop Contractor Saw: w...
My Most Challenging Project Yet - How To Make Cutting Boards
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In this video, I made 10 cutting boards, in a very small time limit. I think I may have defined "last minute Christmas gift" haha! Big thanks to Zac from the youtube channel @zacbuilds Check out his UA-cam Channel here: ua-cam.com/users/ZacBuilds Chech out his IG here: zacbuilds Zac's Cutting Board Video: ua-cam.com/video/XcWYsY25AH4/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ZacBuilds My IG: instagr...
A Super Simple Hanging Nailer Storage - The Easy Nail Gun Storage Method?!
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In this video, I show how to make an extremely simple nailer storage mount. I used scraps of 1/2" plywood, but any scraps around the workshop would work great! Thanks for watching :) Craftsman 16ga finish nailer: www.amazon.com/CRAFTSMAN-CMCN616C1-Cordless-Finish-Nailer/dp/B07KH6P3D2/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2RQ5A9OVMAQ32&keywords=craftsman 16ga finish nailer&qid=1638000796&qsid=139-1013063-6873361&spre...
How To Add a Router Table to a Table Saw - Two Tools in One?!
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In this video, I show how I built a super simple router table into any cast iron table saw, as well as the important steps needed to make one yourself. Thanks for watching :) This build was inspired by Scott Walsh's built-in router table. Check out his awesome and entertaining content here: ua-cam.com/users/ScottWalshablefeatured ua-cam.com/video/WkgDVjYFIrs/v-deo.html&ab_channel=ScottWalsh The...
How to keep your saw blades lasting longer - no need for sharpening...
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I show how to keep your saw blades lasting longer and cutting cleaner with this one simple tip! By simply cleaning the blade! Thanks for watching! Materials used: The best professional saw blade cleaning kit: www.rockler.com/router-bit-and-saw-blade-cleaning-kit Sawstop table saw: www.rockler.com/sawstop-contractor-table-saw-w-36-fence-cns175-tgp236 Dewalt miter saw: www.lowes.com/pd/DEWALT-12-...
Making a Picture Frame for David Picciuto @Make Something
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I made this picture frame when I got a picture taken by David Picciuto from a film camera and a 31 year old expired film canister! Check it! Make Something: ua-cam.com/users/DrunkenWoodworker Developing 31 year old film: ua-cam.com/video/IWoUfFTvRzw/v-deo.html How to Make a Picture Frame: ua-cam.com/video/s59yQdKM1pk/v-deo.html Spline Jig: ua-cam.com/video/66c2zSNdkSk/v-deo.html Picture Frame S...
How to joint wood on the table saw with one tool!
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How to joint wood on the table saw with one tool!
How to build the ultimate multi crosscut sled
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How to build the ultimate multi crosscut sled
Upgrading the dust collection on my Dewalt miter saw
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Upgrading the dust collection on my Dewalt miter saw
How to make a DIY welding table (great first welding project)
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How to make a DIY welding table (great first welding project)
How To Install a Ceiling Fan (with 2 tools)
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How To Install a Ceiling Fan (with 2 tools)
Building a super simple drill press table (with sacrificial inserts)
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Building a super simple drill press table (with sacrificial inserts)
Building a tensegrity/floating table (Easy build!)
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Building a tensegrity/floating table (Easy build!)
Installing a garage door opener (very easy)
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Installing a garage door opener (very easy)
Super simple miter saw station (under $50)
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Super simple miter saw station (under $50)
Ways to make crosscuts...
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Ways to make crosscuts...
Best projects 2020
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Best projects 2020
Super simple small-parts crosscut sled
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Super simple small-parts crosscut sled
Top five Christmas gifts to buy a woodworker
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Top five Christmas gifts to buy a woodworker
Building a entryway shelf for all my dog things
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Building a entryway shelf for all my dog things
Making a wood spatula
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Making a wood spatula
Building a modern nightstand (inspired by Modern Builds)
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Building a modern nightstand (inspired by Modern Builds)

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @74CreativeDesigns
    @74CreativeDesigns 2 місяці тому

    Dude! Great video and very informative

  • @philrutherford6486
    @philrutherford6486 2 місяці тому

    What happens to this little invention when you need to cut a 45 deg. with the tilt or angle adjustment?

  • @philrutherford6486
    @philrutherford6486 2 місяці тому

    For crying out loud woodworkers, quit buying DeWalt until they fix their dust collection. We're the problem, not them, they figure if we keep buying their dusty crap, they'll keep selling them and they don't have to do anything..

  • @JonKaye
    @JonKaye 3 місяці тому

    Thanks for the great video. You’re an impressive guy. Please tell me you’re gonna become a mechanical engineer. Lol

  • @bijan4727
    @bijan4727 5 місяців тому

    Hi very well presented. What is the foot print of the saw ?

  • @Ross-2077
    @Ross-2077 6 місяців тому

    Awesome review, didn’t realize how bad that dust collection is and even worse is that vibration. This saw is definitely a hard pass for me, hopefully now with saw stop letting other companies use their technology for free we will get some better designs from competitors

  • @atchmon902
    @atchmon902 7 місяців тому

    Its a nice design. But amything that already has a hook on it can be hung with a simple french cleat. Just rip a board at a 45 and ur done.

  • @xristm
    @xristm 7 місяців тому

    Good review but let me tell you is very important to use the right blade for cutting wood regardless that anyone said. You can’t drive a F1 car with tractor 🚜 o bicycles 🚲 wheels if you want win a race or even finish it

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis 7 місяців тому

      Yep that’s true! If I had used a rip blade it wouldn’t have bogged down as much. However it shouldn’t have bogged down as much as it did with the 60T combination blade I had in it, I’ve had jobsite saws that are more powerful. But yes, a ripping blade would’ve been much better

  • @scind2585
    @scind2585 8 місяців тому

    Just saw this. Does it work when you tilt the saw? But I do like this concept. Great job. Dewalt should be able to do. Also Dewalt should add a soft start to the motor.

  • @MHP423
    @MHP423 9 місяців тому

    Well done mate. I'm a carpenter with 31 years experience and have wanted to make something like this for my saw but I just haven't done it yet. Well done to you mate. Cheers from Australia

  • @paulgreene9997
    @paulgreene9997 9 місяців тому

    I almost amputated 3 fingers on a DeWalt jobsite saw. Just the operating room charge for the repair of my fingers was $12k. Do the math - $2k for a saw that won't cut your fingers off vs $12k in the operating room. $2k is a great bargain. 🤔

  • @thedustyengineer
    @thedustyengineer 9 місяців тому

    You're impressive for your age! Please just wear a dust mask when sanding, protect your lungs!

  • @mattro4902
    @mattro4902 10 місяців тому

    After I just tried to cut my fingers off with my Bosch jobsite saw, I've been eyeing one of the Sawstop contractor saws. This was helpful. Thank you.

  • @moez1774
    @moez1774 Рік тому

    Easy? Probably not easy if you can't hang it leveled.

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      I deliberately hung it off level. The battery on the Dewalt nailer is at an angle so I accounted for that.

  • @intheshopwithevan
    @intheshopwithevan Рік тому

    Awesome job, bud

  • @cybernessful
    @cybernessful Рік тому

    Parents money well spent.

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      A lot of this was my money. Working and saving, buying everything used or waiting till something was on sale. The framework and the building is my parents, but the tools and wood are mine, and I worked hard to earn that. Please don’t underestimate that.

  • @ZacBuilds
    @ZacBuilds Рік тому

    Nice shirt man! Also, what a beautifully shot video. I know you worked hard on that and it shows for sure.

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      Thanks Zac! Yeah it was more time in post processing rather than filming. Hope you enjoyed it!

  • @jodycampbell1704
    @jodycampbell1704 Рік тому

    This is really cool! Amazing work.

  • @mathewspangler6482
    @mathewspangler6482 Рік тому

    Nice. Congrats on the new space.

  • @ScottWalshWoodworking
    @ScottWalshWoodworking Рік тому

    Great job dude 👍

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      Thanks Scott! Super happy with the way it turned out!

  • @Haran_Zagury
    @Haran_Zagury Рік тому

    Great work man wishing to see you now uploading vids more often

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      Well as a high school student I barely have any time to work in the shop and edit videos, but I’ll try to post more often

  • @alex-murdock
    @alex-murdock Рік тому

    Oh my goshhh that’s not me!

  • @Edwarlog
    @Edwarlog Рік тому

    Oh my goshhh that’s me!

  • @curveballsports413
    @curveballsports413 Рік тому

    This is a very fire video, love to see you uploading again!! Way to go 🙌🙌

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      Thanks Gordie! Yeah been a while, just school work, moving, and spending way too much time editing this video because I’m a hyper perfectionist when it comes to video and cinematography…

  • @marthapotter8283
    @marthapotter8283 Рік тому

    You should be very proud!! You have come a long way and are doing a great job. You aren’t afraid of tackling any challenge. I’m only guessing, but your parents must be very supportive? I hope that someday a few companies notice you and you get some sponsors. I can only imagine how far you would go then. Keep up the creating, your shop looks fantastic!!!

  • @Andi.Mitchell.Designs
    @Andi.Mitchell.Designs Рік тому

    I’m 2:40 in and I want to say thank you UA-cam for suggesting this guy! I came here because a Scott Walsh video and to see you built his table proves the algorithm knows. Keep up the great work kid. I’m going to take a break from sanding and binge your vids!

  • @SaintFredrocks
    @SaintFredrocks Рік тому

    I have had one of these for about 8 years now. I boxed in the lower section and back of the saw for dust collection, and it works great. I wish I had opted for the cast iron wings, as I think that would really help with vibration. I love the saw, but one of their cabinet saws is my dream.

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      It’s definitely an amazing saw! Just a good amount of minor upgrades on the cabinet saw compared to the contractor.

  • @toolcoveplus1064
    @toolcoveplus1064 Рік тому

    Nice setup 🤙😎

  • @williamlhumphrey8326
    @williamlhumphrey8326 Рік тому

    Looks Great have fun. G God bless

  • @ProjectAnubisUSA
    @ProjectAnubisUSA Рік тому

    A lot of very NICE tools for an experienced woodworker let alone someone so young. You have a bright future ahead, keep building.

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      Thanks! You know what helps me with getting these tools? Facebook marketplace. I can find some pretty good used tools there!

    • @ProjectAnubisUSA
      @ProjectAnubisUSA Рік тому

      @@ArpadBuildsThis Ill have to give it a try, I'm in need of a tablesaw. I'd like to get the Sawstop cabinet style used but if not I think I'll settle for the Delta for $700 new.

  • @troyqueen9503
    @troyqueen9503 Рік тому

    Hello from Vancouver Island 🌴

  • @ScottWalshWoodworking
    @ScottWalshWoodworking Рік тому

    looking good dude, bench turned out awesome!

  • @michaelshelnutt3534
    @michaelshelnutt3534 Рік тому

    How did you find a used saw stop?

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      Sometimes you can find good deals on Facebook Marketplace or craigslist. They don’t come often, but once in a while

  • @JasonGrissom
    @JasonGrissom Рік тому

    The microwave! I saw what you did there. 🤣 Great video man.

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      That was actually my friend filming that did that! Thanks Jason

  • @croixbow8509
    @croixbow8509 Рік тому

    The most Arpad video known to man

  • @kitchensciencecooks
    @kitchensciencecooks Рік тому

    great job!

  • @djjinerson
    @djjinerson Рік тому

    So the contractor saw is good for your digits, but bad for your lungs… nice overview. thank you.

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      Yeah that kinda sums it up… maybe with a more powerful dust collector it would be way better.

  • @ericliddle7556
    @ericliddle7556 Рік тому

    Appreciate the video. I'm torn between spending the extra $$ or going with the contractor. Either will be an upgrade over my DeWalt jobsite and Ridgid 4512.

  • @ericliddle7556
    @ericliddle7556 Рік тому

    Nicely done man.

  • @TheHaley-nx4re
    @TheHaley-nx4re Рік тому

    Please read the instructions saw blades with paint on them are not recommended for sawstop they will interfere with the safety aspect of tripping the brake.

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      Painted blades, not coated blades. Freud blades are metallic coated, which is different than paint. That blade that was in that saw got tripped by my hand a couple months later, as it’s not painted but metallic coated.

  • @ScottWalshWoodworking
    @ScottWalshWoodworking Рік тому

    Good job dude 👍Nice and accessible now

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      Thanks Scott! Waste of walnut plywood but it is super functional

  • @johnduffy9244
    @johnduffy9244 Рік тому

    Eventually as you cut different angles the slot in the top will become larger. How does it work then?

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      Because the dust goes more back, the top doesn’t matter too much. It will still collect the dust efficiently

  • @JasonGrissom
    @JasonGrissom Рік тому

    Dude! Arpad! This was great! Video production stepped waay up. Nice work man. 🙌 Also for what it's worth to anyone getting started I recommend adding a dust mask to PPE for the table saw. Especially if you start running MDF through that bad boy. 😷

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      Thanks Jason! Yeah I would’ve recommended a dust mask, but honestly, I couldn’t find mine to put in the video haha! And I was using my new camera along with a wireless mic and Ronin gimbal, and edited it in my video production class on their powerful computer. I think it turned out really well!

  • @fredsharp2456
    @fredsharp2456 Рік тому

    Could be made with hand tools, use the long side of the square for marking out.

  • @jonwikan3986
    @jonwikan3986 Рік тому

    Great video!, I am getting the contractor saw and will get the better fence and probably cut the rails for a smaller side to side profile in a small shop. Will also get the 240V conversion, dust collection panel and castors. I know a lot of you all think 120 V is the same but it's not. Yes same HP motor potential, Higher voltage, lower resistance means less bog down on thicker material, faster start up and bog down recovery and just better for the life of your motor(less resistance=less heat. There is a reason they offer the 240V (okay, in real life often 250V). I am not sure why you mentioned vibration, although minimal, since you also said it was the most accurate saw assembly you have used. I am still glad you mention the drawbacks. It's reviews like this that shaped my decision. I must say, I have been using a second hand Sears aluminum top contractor saw and it was kind of a piece of junk but have been able to produce great work on it. It is rated 3 hp potential but I think the 3 hp is some kind of BS marketing wizardry at 120V. So my conclusion is that all horse Power is not labeled accurately because this saw (at both voltages) seems to be strong according to reviews.

  • @unclevoodoo6903
    @unclevoodoo6903 Рік тому

    I made one of these for my Dewalt mitre saw yesterday. It works better than advertised. I have just conquered a life-long woodworking problem! I agree with the other guy...come on Dewalt, get with the program. Congrats Arpad Builds This!

  • @William9alex
    @William9alex Рік тому

    Did you try the contractor saw with the dust collection blade guard? Wonder how much better it would be.

  • @zevilaga
    @zevilaga Рік тому

    A szögbelövésekkor párszor megállt bennem az ütő. Biztos hogy a kezeid biztonságban voltak? I got scared when i saw you using that nail gun. Are you sure your hands were safe? Nice storage solution though. :)

    • @ArpadBuildsThis
      @ArpadBuildsThis Рік тому

      I admit i put my hands a little closer than I would’ve liked, but they weren’t in very much danger.

  • @liketheresalwaysbeen
    @liketheresalwaysbeen Рік тому

    Looks awesome!