Three Easy Ways to Prevent Table Saw Kickback When Crosscutting / Woodworking
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Despite what the "pros" say, crosscut kickback does happen and today I'm showing you three ways to prevent it.
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This video saved people from visiting the hospital already. Thanks for pointing out.
I like the the plywood cut on an angle to deflect the cut offs away from the blade and isolates blade teeth from the cut off! Pretty neat idea!😁🛫
Finally I’ve found the video again! I saw this before I bought my table saw and I forgot to save it 🤦🏼♀️
Thank you! Now subscribed so I don’t lose it again lol
I didn't realize the ZCI reduces "blade breeze". Good to know, thanks!
So many simple but also "why didn't I think of that" technicques. Really unique ideas that I haven't seen anywhere else. THANK YOU!
Absolute student of the game, haven't watched in awhile..still loving your vids brother. Keep er goin!
You always have some of the most brilliant ideas.
That ramp is brilliant!
I am truly impressed with the quality of your content. I've been watching quite a lot of woodworking and DIY channels over the last decade and a half, yet, I've never seen any of them give advices about preventing parts from being damaged. Yes, this had to do with kickbacks, but in my mind, I saw it more as a "To prevent your parts from being damaged, those are things you may consider" instead of the kickback issues. I have barely woodworked in my life, I am less scared of kickbacks than messing up parts to be honest, and this video was extremely helpful and eye opening. Please keep those tips coming.
Great tips! I really like the ramp idea! Thanks
Another fantastic video. As I have said to you before you have a unique way of solving problems and also amazingly nice way of showing the details. Keep up the great work.
simplest crosscut kickback prevention i ve seen yet! Keep up the good content.
I like the angle option thanks
Thank you for this video! So simple, yet so useful! Keep it up!
@2:30 That makes perfect sense! Thanks for another valuable tip.
Thank you for all your information
Magic. Thanks for the tips
Killer idea, great video. Thank you for sharing brother😄🙌🤘🙌
That ramp was great, they were all great work ty sir 👍👍
dude, you've been rocking it with the tips, these have been super informative and concise. thanks to you I have implemented these tactics and now feel safer. Hats off to you, looking forward to watching your backlog and future videos, cheers from St. Louis
All excellent idea! Thanks!
This guy is a great idea factory.
I've had that problem and those are all really good ideas.
Let me add- I can cut the pieces in such a way that they stay away from the blade but some saws vibrate enough while they are running that the little pieces will dance around and work their way back into the blade.
The ramp is an awesome tip!
This is the video I was looking for, thanks. 👍
That was super helpful! Very clearly and concisely communicated 😊 Thank you!
Great jig I’ll be making that thanks for sharing
Very effective ideas, so simple yet after seeing them. So obvious!
You didn't mention it but I like your drop off ramp on your crosscut sled is a brilliant idea too!
It made me smile, given the previous videos on your repeatable cuts, that you're using the magswitch rather than your double sided tape. Makes me wonder if you're happy with the magswitch or if you're just trying it out. :) Love your elegant solutions!
A little of both, actually. Putting the foam rubber on there made it so much better! So far, so good.
Brilliant tips, dude! Thanks a lot! 😃
I really liked the tape idea!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Good video and great tips. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.👍👍👍👍
So clever and so useful.
At the 1:50 mark, ... clever ... very clever.
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Welcome back ... you've been missed
Nice and clear! Very useful suggestions!
That tape looks interesting, I've been using 2" painters tape in the meantime on the table saw.
Another great tip, thanks!
The fastcap zero clearance tape works great! My only issue with it was when I was cutting my groove/slot through it with the saw I got covered in some VERY sticky, yellow plastic 😅. Please make sure to add in a preventative solution for that when you make that video. Thanks again for the killer tips!
I have also heard people complain that it chipped when they cut the kerf. But I didn't think about it making a mess! I held a piece of plywood down on the table when I did it for a clean cut. Same theory as a sacrificial fence elsewhere. So I got a clean cut AND no mess.
Informative and interesting… thanks!
Thanks
Super. Thank you. :)
Thanks!!
Briliant! Where do you get these ideas! I love them.
Great tips Jodee, better pace yourself, you're on pace to make like a thousand videos this year, 😁.
Excellent
I actually have the opposite problem of air blowing up, my dust collection sucks light pieces down and to the blade and the opening if it's not zero clearance. Love your ramp idea. On the zero clearance tape, do you have to make that the new surface flush to table saw top or is it negligible. Can you just do the same with painters tape or duct tape?
I wondered about dust collection as I was testing it out. Interesting. I'm going to test it against painter's and see what happens. I could see duct tape, depending on the quality of course, causing issues though. It's pretty negligible but I suppose how dead-on you need your cuts. It makes a small difference at the front of the plate, but you can either file the leading edge down and make sort of a ramp, or if you have the option, lower your throat plate a hair. I feel like if you had a wide opening it would be way better than painter's tape.
@@InspireWoodcraft you might want to try aluminum HVAC duct tape it is mor rigid, jus a thought!😁🛫
Make the tape longer and take a sliver from the miter gate and you good to go.
Nice advice. I thought you don't like to use that magnet on your table saw 🙂
Well played.
A+
Mehaaaa- not too bad.