Great! A new creator for me to watch! Nice build here. I was just thinking of a similar build I have been planning for when I have time to do so. Thank you for sharing this quite solid and accurate project!
an essential feature of a table saw is the ability to easily make precise depth of cut adjustments. this allows you to use a flat grind blade to cut dadoes, lap joints, tenons, rabbets, box joints and much more. without that, functionality is extremely limited, and the only thing you can do with this that you cant do with an edge guide is rip small pieces. i did not see a depth adjustment modification in this or your next video, so purely from the standpoint of functionality i do not see how the benefits of a detailed build like this outweigh the costs if you wanted to mount your circular saw upside down to do rip cuts in spite of safety issues detailed below, you could just mount it on a piece of plywood and clamp a straight edge for a fence for pretty much the same functionality and without all the fuss you've gone through. probably not a good a idea, but not worse than what you've done, and a lot less work in short, your design is not functional enough to be worth making. from a safety standpoint, the picture is much worse. a blade depth adjustment typically raises and lowers a riving knife with the blade, which most carpenters, woodworkers, insurance carriers, and industry associations consider an essential safety feature to prevent kickback and serious injury to hands or other parts of the body. this judgement is based on analysis of tens of thousands of injuries that occur annually in the US alone, with medical costs exceeding 2 billion dollars a year (tinyurl.com/2pek8bkn). instead of a riving knife, which raises and lowers with the blade and maintains a constant distance from the blade, you could fashion a splitter, which is fixed and develops a gap from the blade (and less effectiveness) as the blade is lowered, but i dont even see this rudimentary feature on your saw. without a riving knife or at least a well-designed splitter, operating a table saw like yours without a guard or anti-kickback pawls seems extremely dangerous to me, and i would urge extreme caution if using such a design in the form presented for any purpose, including brief, occasional cuts. maybe not worth it however, a similar design for a router table, incorporating a fence and sled, would be very functional and wouldnt implicate all the safety stuff of mounting a circular saw upside down
Wonderful job! Congratulations! I would like to suggest you in order to get more safety that your on-off interruptor be changed to a contactor. Using a contactor in case of electric power goes off and when the energy come back your circular saw will remain off until you put the power on again.
Parabéns mesmo já vi muitos vídeos de como fazer uma messa de corte de madeira, mais igual a sua tão prefeita e linda ficou nota 1000 pela perfeição meus parabéns.
Looks sweet but has no tilting, riving knife, fence or slide. And you no longer have your circular saw. Not a good investment of time and money 😔 Did something similar myself back in the days 😂
You really build a lot of great things, but a lot of safety devices are missing here! No emergency stop switch, no riving knife, no protective hood, no correctly aligned and fixed rip fence that can also be pulled back. I'm not sure if it's really worth building something like this yourself?
Me fasina todas las herremientas que tiene a su disposición para rodo tipo arreglos y hechuras soy su fans desde hace mucho tiempo saludos desde torreón coahuila México
Muy buen trabajo. Por favor, quisiera saber de qué material (como se llama) son las placas que cubren la mesa, entre las cuales ajusta los rieles guía. Muchas gracias.
The Makita Circular saw is just north of 200 dollars itself, the wood for that project, mostly 3/4" good grade Plywood is about 60 dollars a sheet, the paint, hardware and other fasteners probably another 60 dollars and he's still missing a Rip Fence, any safety guards, and has to lift it all up and prop it with sticks to adjust the saw depth, with no slot for angle cutting... OR, he could take about 300 dollars and go buy a ready built REAL portable Table saw like a Dewalt, that has a Rip Fence, that's gear adjustable, all the safety guards, a push stick, and precision saw depth and angle adjustments... Sure is fun watching these videos, isn't it !
Why didn't you show cutting the blade slot, which is very important? You used an angle grinder, didn't you? 😄 There's no shame in using an angle grinder, that's the only way I could cut mine! 😄 Thanks for the great video, that's a quality tool!
I agree, especially when you don't achieve all the features that a table-saw must have. It appears he is well equipped with a router table , a drop-saw and I have a feeling that he has a good table-saw too but won't show it however just want fill the youtube with their own videos, 747K views.
In USA, you can find old Makita 8-1/4 or 10-1/4 saws in thrift shops and pawn shops real cheap. They're very powerful and last forever so a used one is usually in great shape.
Why does the blade not run true looks like it is not on the arbor fully? Too much setup time and no tilt. Nice looking well put together but I guess for a hobbyist it is good to go
kinerja terbaik dari video lain yang saya lihat di youtube, hanya saja secara kasat mata mata pisau terlihat goyang, mungkin perlu di kalibrasi ulang circular saw sebelum digunakan kembali
Un buen trabajo!! Pero...todo el coste de material ( ya no de tu tiempo) supera al coste de lo que vale una mesa de Sierra hoy día, unos 150€. Ya " Cosas" Que no merecen la pena tanto dinero ni trabajo. Saludos ✌💪🍻😉
качество работы, конечно, высокое. Но мне кажется, что лучше купить готовую пилу - у неё есть расклинивающий нож, параллельный упор, механизмы подъема диска и наклона диска
Good thought. He has a vacuum running which would be useless if air didn't enter from somewhere. Probably just the blade slot. It would be interesting to see if that's enough to keep the saw motor cool. Perhaps he should cut some vents to allow more air to come through. Excellent thinking.
@@TwigsandDwarf FINE JOB!, But the blurring of the blade is clearly due to it not being well centered on the motor shaft. Most probably because the blade needs a thin ring to center it perfectly. Check the diameter of the hole in the center of the blade versus the shaft diameter!
Автор почему-то пропустил эпизод, как он сделал пропил под диск в листовом металле. Про алюминиевые полозья на столе я вообще тема не развилась. А про перегрев двигателя даже комментировать не хочу. Видимо автор насмотрелся подобных проектов и решил, тоже привнести свои три копейки, но не очень удачно на мой взгляд
Cho hỏi độ dày miếng inox mỏng bạn dán là mấy mm?(xin thông cảm vì điện thoại tôi là máy củ không thể tải ứng dụng dịch ra tiếng anh!).Cám ơn rất nhiều!
This is not a table saw as there is no adjustment to angle the blade and the motor is far weaker, making it useless for hard deep material. Additionally it's quite a bit of work/expense for no real added value ~ a track system is far better for this hand saw.
私は Israel と申します。あなたの UA-cam チャンネルで紹介されている木工やDIYのアイデアが本当に素晴らしいと思います！あなたのビデオはとても参考になり、特に作業を効率化する工夫が大変役立っています。
私も木工を楽しんでいるのですが、あなたの技術やアイデアを参考にすることで、さらに効率よく作業できるようになりました。これからも新しいビデオを楽しみにしています！
ぜひ、今後も素晴らしいコンテンツを配信してください。応援しています！
よろしくお願い申し上げます。
Saya suka cara pembuatannya.. rapih dan terencana.. saya belum bisa seperti ini.
Nice job. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
I really like your work, you don't say much, but you really show everything...
You made a fantastic job of making a Table Saw & I'm going to use your Video & make my own so thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
想わず見いってしまいました
そこまでいったらトリマーも欲しいですね
テーブルソー、トリマー二刀流アイテム
あ‼️そうかトリマーもありますよね
トリマーもテーブル化したいと思いまして😅 木質感を隠すため、深緑の金属感の
塗装見事です‼️
Great! A new creator for me to watch! Nice build here. I was just thinking of a similar build I have been planning for when I have time to do so. Thank you for sharing this quite solid and accurate project!
an essential feature of a table saw is the ability to easily make precise depth of cut adjustments. this allows you to use a flat grind blade to cut dadoes, lap joints, tenons, rabbets, box joints and much more. without that, functionality is extremely limited, and the only thing you can do with this that you cant do with an edge guide is rip small pieces. i did not see a depth adjustment modification in this or your next video, so purely from the standpoint of functionality i do not see how the benefits of a detailed build like this outweigh the costs
if you wanted to mount your circular saw upside down to do rip cuts in spite of safety issues detailed below, you could just mount it on a piece of plywood and clamp a straight edge for a fence for pretty much the same functionality and without all the fuss you've gone through. probably not a good a idea, but not worse than what you've done, and a lot less work
in short, your design is not functional enough to be worth making. from a safety standpoint, the picture is much worse. a blade depth adjustment typically raises and lowers a riving knife with the blade, which most carpenters, woodworkers, insurance carriers, and industry associations consider an essential safety feature to prevent kickback and serious injury to hands or other parts of the body. this judgement is based on analysis of tens of thousands of injuries that occur annually in the US alone, with medical costs exceeding 2 billion dollars a year (tinyurl.com/2pek8bkn). instead of a riving knife, which raises and lowers with the blade and maintains a constant distance from the blade, you could fashion a splitter, which is fixed and develops a gap from the blade (and less effectiveness) as the blade is lowered, but i dont even see this rudimentary feature on your saw. without a riving knife or at least a well-designed splitter, operating a table saw like yours without a guard or anti-kickback pawls seems extremely dangerous to me, and i would urge extreme caution if using such a design in the form presented for any purpose, including brief, occasional cuts. maybe not worth it
however, a similar design for a router table, incorporating a fence and sled, would be very functional and wouldnt implicate all the safety stuff of mounting a circular saw upside down
Envidioso
ものすごく、わかりやすいですね❣️
ここまで、解りやすい動画ないかもしれないです。
makitaのDIY用丸ノコ(m535だったかな)は、買ったときに平行度が出てなくて、平行度調整もできない仕様だったので返品したことがある。結局hikoki製にしたけど、もしかして大丈夫かな？
Wonderful job! Congratulations! I would like to suggest you in order to get more safety that your on-off interruptor be changed to a contactor. Using a contactor in case of electric power goes off and when the energy come back your circular saw will remain off until you put the power on again.
Parabéns mesmo já vi muitos vídeos de como fazer uma messa de corte de madeira, mais igual a sua tão prefeita e linda ficou nota 1000 pela perfeição meus parabéns.
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Terimakasih teman anda mau berbagi ilmu...salam persahabatan dari Indonesia 🙏
Looks sweet but has no tilting, riving knife, fence or slide. And you no longer have your circular saw. Not a good investment of time and money 😔 Did something similar myself back in the days 😂
That's alot of labor and materials. Or you could have gone out and bought a table saw.
This is lovely! Do you plan to add the capability for mitered cuts at a later time?
Amazing project! Too bad Makita stopped making the table saw!
You really build a lot of great things, but a lot of safety devices are missing here!
No emergency stop switch,
no riving knife,
no protective hood,
no correctly aligned and fixed rip fence that can also be pulled back.
I'm not sure if it's really worth building something like this yourself?
動画を見ていただきありがとうございます！
この動画の続きを概要欄に貼ってあります。
丸ノコの改造やスタンド、平行ガイド作りなどを見ることができるので、よろしければ続きの動画もご視聴お待ちしています。
Very good! It would be better to have a removable throat plate.
Make your own table saw! Proceeds to use a table saw to make a table saw 😂
Ikut belajar dan mengikuti prosesnya,sangat menginspirasi.👍
Me fasina todas las herremientas que tiene a su disposición para rodo tipo arreglos y hechuras soy su fans desde hace mucho tiempo saludos desde torreón coahuila México
muy buen video pero cuidado con el rechazo del corte al no tener el separador detrás del disco,saludos
Muy buen trabajo. Por favor, quisiera saber de qué material (como se llama) son las placas que cubren la mesa, entre las cuales ajusta los rieles guía. Muchas gracias.
The Makita Circular saw is just north of 200 dollars itself, the wood for that project, mostly 3/4" good grade Plywood is about 60 dollars a sheet, the paint, hardware and other fasteners probably another 60 dollars and he's still missing a Rip Fence, any safety guards, and has to lift it all up and prop it with sticks to adjust the saw depth, with no slot for angle cutting...
OR, he could take about 300 dollars and go buy a ready built REAL portable Table saw like a Dewalt, that has a Rip Fence, that's gear adjustable, all the safety guards, a push stick, and precision saw depth and angle adjustments...
Sure is fun watching these videos, isn't it !
great work....and them chop sticks bro0....thats2funny, seriously though....what about that riving knife...? that riving knife
Proudly made in Japan!
Very good woodworking skills.
とてもよくできていて、見た目もとても正確です。 高級合板は日本でどこで購入されているのですか？ DIYショップでは建築用材以外は見つからないようです。
Lavlii to maath
Why didn't you show cutting the blade slot, which is very important? You used an angle grinder, didn't you? 😄 There's no shame in using an angle grinder, that's the only way I could cut mine! 😄 Thanks for the great video, that's a quality tool!
cool build and fun to watch!
Great job!Keep walking man.🙂
it would be a lot easier to purchase an inexpensive table top saw (many on market at decent prices) good work but why??
I agree, especially when you don't achieve all the features that a table-saw must have. It appears he is well equipped with a router table , a drop-saw and I have a feeling that he has a good table-saw too but won't show it however just want fill the youtube with their own videos, 747K views.
Very nice! How did you fix the wobble of the blade?
That would cost more than ready made good one
nice looking but the lack of power will become frustrating at some point .
In USA, you can find old Makita 8-1/4 or 10-1/4 saws in thrift shops and pawn shops real cheap. They're very powerful and last forever so a used one is usually in great shape.
Why does the blade not run true looks like it is not on the arbor fully? Too much setup time and no tilt. Nice looking well put together but I guess for a hobbyist it is good to go
kinerja terbaik dari video lain yang saya lihat di youtube, hanya saja secara kasat mata mata pisau terlihat goyang, mungkin perlu di kalibrasi ulang circular saw sebelum digunakan kembali
Un buen trabajo!! Pero...todo el coste de material ( ya no de tu tiempo) supera al coste de lo que vale una mesa de Sierra hoy día, unos 150€. Ya " Cosas" Que no merecen la pena tanto dinero ni trabajo. Saludos ✌💪🍻😉
how long is your router bit?.,.,i found it hard to reach such depth using mine
How many amperes you use the switch button thank you...
Very creative I must do likely
качество работы, конечно, высокое. Но мне кажется, что лучше купить готовую пилу - у неё есть расклинивающий нож, параллельный упор, механизмы подъема диска и наклона диска
Tout à fait d’accord .
Great job! What is the clear height of the blade from the surface of the table? how did you install the circular saw?
Gerat job, do you have a plan with dimensions.
ルーターベースを大きくすると一回で掘り下げ出来ますよ
Lavoro perfetto, complimenti!!
terimah kasih abang sdah berbagi tutorialnya keren salam satu hobi
Amazing table saw , great work !
Do you have free plans for this ?
使えればいいや、形になればいいや、そういう配信者が多い中、この人はビスの一本まで丁寧な仕事だ。本職は家具職人かな？
木工仕事の丁寧さ繊細さで言えば、家具職人は大工より上だからな。
nice table saw
*Excellent work* 👍👍👍
Красиво, а достаточно ли притока воздуха для охлаждения двигателя ?
Good thought. He has a vacuum running which would be useless if air didn't enter from somewhere. Probably just the blade slot. It would be interesting to see if that's enough to keep the saw motor cool. Perhaps he should cut some vents to allow more air to come through. Excellent thinking.
You do know they have tablesaws ready to use, don't you?
good going.... carrot top...did ya notice...?ya didnt get a heart.....and now you stick out like a sore thumb
Выглядит превосходно!!! А есть чертежи?
Ты чёткий парень .... мастер 👍👍👍
かなりの精度が出そうですね！
直角も出てるみたいですし👍
刃のブレは気になりますね💦
割り刃は無くても大丈夫なんですかね❓🤔
続きが楽しみです👍✨😊
刃のブレは後日調べたら、刃を固定するフランジのズレと長いこと使ってきた刃の歪みが原因みたいだったので解決しそうです✌️
割刃は付ける予定ですが、まだどの形にするか考え中なんですよね💦
安全カバーもセットで考えてるんですが早めに付けたいところです😂
少しずつ改良していこうと思います👍
@@TwigsandDwarf FINE JOB!, But the blurring of the blade is clearly due to it not being well centered on the motor shaft. Most probably because the blade needs a thin ring to center it perfectly. Check the diameter of the hole in the center of the blade versus the shaft diameter!
Nice. Well done.
Bahan apa namanya yang digunakan untuk melapisi permukaan mejanya itu warna biru?
Здравствуйте друг да отличная работа 👍👍👍👍
good job nice work,,,,👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏
Автор почему-то пропустил эпизод, как он сделал пропил под диск в листовом металле. Про алюминиевые полозья на столе я вообще тема не развилась. А про перегрев двигателя даже комментировать не хочу.
Видимо автор насмотрелся подобных проектов и решил, тоже привнести свои три копейки, но не очень удачно на мой взгляд
天板に貼ってあるアルムの穴はどう加工しますか？動画に教えてないですね。
アルミは鉄工用のドリルで開けることできます。
in addition you cannot install a riving knife to protect from kickback
Impressive workmanship! Well done. But have to agree, for your own and viewer's safety, a riving knife is a must.
3路スイッチを使えば丸鋸のブレーキが効くように配線できますよ。
ブレーキ機能復活させたいですね。
３路にしたいけどこのスイッチもいいんですよね〜
Cho hỏi độ dày miếng inox mỏng bạn dán là mấy mm?(xin thông cảm vì điện thoại tôi là máy củ không thể tải ứng dụng dịch ra tiếng anh!).Cám ơn rất nhiều!
Ótimo vídeo amigo inscrição e like garantido 👏👏
очень здорово 👍👍👍
Perfect 👍
The lack of a riving knife makes this very dangerous.
This is not a table saw as there is no adjustment to angle the blade and the motor is far weaker, making it useless for hard deep material. Additionally it's quite a bit of work/expense for no real added value ~ a track system is far better for this hand saw.
Great
What is your occupation ?
天板にアルミを貼ると耐久性は上がると思いますが、板材の滑りはどうですか？
木製の合板などよりは滑りやすいので使いやすいですね。
brilliant,
Bro you forgot to make 45 degree angle 👍
А где взялся алюминий сверху стола?
it is dangerous without anti-kickback blade
It's dangerous if it stays as it is. I plan to add it little by little from now on.
otlichno super
Hà nội việt nam thanhs you .xin cảm ơn bạn nhé
很精緻,可以加上油壓桿及在外部可調式刀刃上的轉桿
Hmmmmmm???? What about tilting?
Waste of time and money - ideal video for yt on what not to do.
И через 20 минут работы в закрытом пространстве нагрелась и сгорела
高さ調整が天板を閉めたままでも出来たらもっと良さそう
あとノミの使い方が怖い
And now we just have to wait for the fist accident (and there will be) to happen 🙄🙄🙄🙄
Gonna lose some teeth with kickback
مرحبا عزيزي
ممكن اعرف من اي بلد أنت
No Thanks.. Neat job, but No Thank.
Adjustment, Dust in box, Riving Knife??
Круто))
Don’t push a cutting edge toward your hand chisel nor a knife
А 45 градусов?
please add a riving knife... >.
👏👏👏👏👏😻😻😻😻😻❣❣❣❣❣
A fence using clamps? Come on you can do better.
🙂👍
ナイス❢👍
😎😎😎👍👍👍
Полная шляпа, невариант из такова делать