Table Saw Station for Bosch GTS 10 J with Axminster Fence
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Hello and welcome to Badger Workshop. I got a new table saw a Bosch GTS 10 J. I built a stand / station around it and added the Axminster Rip Fence Upgrade.
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That method of getting the shelf height right is very simple but very clever. Not sure I'd have thought of that! 👍🏻
I was thinking the same thing!!
Yeah, my favorite part of this video, too!! Great idea.
I do like to keep things simple.
couldn't agree more
Yep, a stoke of genius there, I hope to make a similar table one day, this has been an invaluable vidio, thanks for sharing
The setting of the saw upside down so it is flush with the top is brilliant .
I live in Germany, and the Germans are a very high on precision. I've been planning setting up a workshop with my son, who is moving into a large house in the country, and has the space. It's something that I've been wanting to do my whole life, but with running sucessful business, a large family, and raising my four kids on my own, I just haven't had the time.
Now, with my 73 years, I'm fulfilling MY dream.
Something that I have been giving a considerable amount of consideration to, is leveling the top of my DeWalt-Tablesaw, with the top of my workbench.
I've seen sooooo many ideas, some complicated, some not so.
This idea is the best thing that I have seen in a long while. Now that I've seen it, I ask myself "Why didn't I think of that?". Like most genial ideas, they are so obvious/simple, that seldom that one thinks of them (see the Post-It, sticky label, or the hook-and-loop fastener, otherwise known as Velcro). I'm a perfectionist, at heart, but I do make compromises, if/when necessary.
I send you a BIG DANKESCHÖN!
Thank you very much
I LOVE the way you got the saw at the correct height! I have the same saw and I intend to copy your method. Like all the best ideas, it's really simple.
That trick of turn the table upside down, ingenious 👍👍👍
Thanks Philip. I like a simple solution
Just rewatched this video Jan 2023, still a cracking video and excellent naration.
Intelligent table saw 👍
You rock! I have seen a half dozen different ways to get the height right on this, one more complicated than the last. This is amazing! Good job and thanks friend.
Glad it helped
You just have a great knack for making things without the need for all the ' whistles & bells' tools that some people don't have. Keep 'em coming ..! Thks
Thank you Brian.
Love the upside down fit! Awesome videos!
Thank you John
Great idea for the to level the saw Matt! I never would have thought of that.
Thank you Rob. Just seemed an easy way to do it.
Thoroughly enjoyed this upload.
Great stuff, thanks for uploading.
Great build, love the saw shelf height method too- very effective!
Thank you very much
Thats genius!!! I will make this asap for my Dewalt saw! Thanks Matt 🌲🦊🌲
It really improves a small saw
Yet another easy to do idea from you. A credit to you, you seem to be able to make things without making it all seem technical. Great vid.
Thank you Brian. I do like to keep things simple.
Thanks for sharing, I also loved the height trick!
Thanks Jeff
Hi Matt new subscriber here, that was a brilliant knack with the table saw upside down, first time I've seen that, so simple , thanks.
Thank you very much
@@Badgerworkshop Absolutely genius, you just saved me a good couple of hours and a lot of energy. Thanks for sharing.
Glad to be of help
This is brilliant! Upside table saw! Trying it tomorrow first thing. Thanks much
Good luck doing yours
Another great build. I was looking at that same saw just last night and hadn't even considered the after market fence!!
So far I am really pleased with both.
Excellent close-up photography illustrating important details.😜 This must have required a lot of planning, careful setups, editing, and time. 👏👏
Nice way to make the most of your jobsite saw - and, of course, it's still portable. I have very little shop space - big jobs get done in the garden - so likewise I bought a GTS10J. It's the most reliable, accurate saw I've owned. The only problem I've ever had with it is when I first clipped the Bosch folding stand to it, and the stupid, badly welded clip on the front snapped off...
Its a great saw for a small shop. Shame you have had a problem with the stand.
That was slick. Nice job dude!
Thank you
Very nice job. It leaves the portability with the saw. Cheers.
Thank you Tim
This is belting saw. I bought one about six months ago and once I had it fine tuned it can produce very near to perfect cuts, even when segmenting!
Thats great to hear. Im very pleased so far
I haven't seen a decent user review videos of this saw, yet there are plenty for the DeWalt! Glad to hear you both like it.
I like you shelf height setting method!
Richard Hawkins think Mike Walt did a review of this saw a short while ago.
I've seen that one but it was for the 10xc not the 10J
Richard Hawkins oh OK
Nice saw and table!
Thank you Dan
Loved how you got it to the right height, not sure about your fence trick, though? I got the same saw, but put it on the back right corner so as to be able to lift it out easier. (3x3 Custom Tamars channel for a visual of this solution) And still happy with the original fence some 4 years later. Anyways, thanks for a to the point video. Subscribed. :)
Awesome
Nice build... planning out something similar. Curious about the fence: Because the fence doesn't register off the side of the saw, but rather the table, do you ever have problems keeping the fence parallel to the blade with slight movement of the saw and bench?
Great video no BS simple informative with results.Will be doing likewise - like the combination of work station and portability. The only thing that bugs me is the you pay top dollars for a Bosch table saw - but still have to buy an upgrade for the fence !! What is going on !!
Thank you. Its a problem we have in the Uk, no saws have a good fence apart from the dealt maybe.
Whats wrong with the fence...... Did you actually try it? The fence supplied attaches and locks solid at both ends. While the after market fence is a naff t bar design and probably expensive (Axminster). I dont have this saw but am thinking of buying it so i am genuinly interested in whats wrong with the fence as people complain but dont give a reason. To me it looks nice and solid. The Dewalt system looks nice and sturdy as it uses rack and pinion but they let themselves down by making the mechanism out of plastic!
after market fence. like itttt
Thanks Ian. It works really well.
G'day mate, great build & it's going to serve you really well for a long time to come, cheers Sumo 👍👍👍
Thank you. Im really pleased with the setup so far.
Nicely done sir!
Thank you sir
could you please let me know which axminster fence you purchased, it would be really helpful. Thanks
I also have this table saw, great saw for the money. My table/stand build is pretty similar to your build. You will have to build a cross cut sled for it ! maybe next project ?!
Im very pleased with it so far. I needed a sled to knocked a quick one up. I hate to say i did not film it.
Nooice!
Just come across this video after watching so many of yours, how many table saws have you actually had since doing UA-cam? I’ve lost count
Btw great idea for levelling the table saw, so simple yet so effective 👍
It's been said many times already but is worth the repeat---- Great and simple idea of how to get the height correct, so simple and precise. What is the measurement of the table and would you do anything different to it now that you have been using it ?
It is 4 foot wide. It is as deep as the saw. Im very happy with it. I have since added a shelf for the saw since to sit on when it is not being used.
Thanks!
Nice build, did you already have a table saw?
Hi, Matt! I apologize for digging up an older video but I'm curious whether or not you would recommend the aftermarket Axminster fence. The one on my saw is okay but this one looks better!
I love your videis mate, very helpful and I get loads if udeas and help from them and your commentry is excellant also, but may I ask why you use the american way of expressing timber sizes? ( 2 by 3 ect)
its more logical
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I dont agree. How can using imperial measurments be more logical mate?
Anyway, cracking videos and info, am looking forward to watching more.
Hi. Thanks for the video. I have the same saw and plan to do the same. Can I ask where you purchased the after sales fence please?
Hello, did you ever find this out?
How has it held up using 2x3 and not 2x4. No problems. Looking to build your table.
This is a pretty neat build, and I think I'll use especially the upside down trick when I make my own table soon... A question though- do you think you'll ever have any use for the fence rails again? If not, what is going to happen to them?
Thank you. I kept the fence and it went when I sold the saw
hi matt, i got an old tablesaw feom my grandfather and i want to start using it, problem is it doeant have a fence at all, how wee you impressed with this axminster fence? can you recommend ot or anything else? thanks
In have the same saw, and also need a table. I want mine to fit under a fixed bench for stowaway, and need to pick the two heights with about 15 cm difference. What height is your table, I was thinking 80 cm and 95 cm but starting to wonder if 80 is too low. Thanks for the video, I'll be copying a few ideas.
I have mine at 92 cm. I try and have everything at that hight. Im 6 foot 1 tall.
Thanks for replying, that's helpful.
What do you think of the fence system on this saw?
This is great, the fence system looks very good. How did you sort out the mitre cut system?
How did you do t-track
How do you make sure the blade and fence are parallel when the fence is attached to the bench and the saw isn't? Is the saw screwed or wedged into position? If not, doesn't it move around slightly?
The saw is screwed into be bench. I have been using it for over 6 months now and have not needed to make any adjustments.
do you have a link for the fence?
Do make a zero clearance insert for this saw and if not what do you use for it.
I did make one
Is there any chance you could give us a closer look at the fence? I'm thinking of getting one and then extending it a little further. Is it rock solid?
I did a review of it a few weeks ago.
i would like to hear what you think of the fence after using it for a while .I was thinking of buying the fence so your thoughts would be helpful Thanks
I wish the the rail was longer. But apart from that I am very pleased with it. I might get around to doing a video about it.
plenty of room for a router jig to the rhs of saw
Quite right. Its on my todo list
why did you change from your Draper, ive got the same Draper saw you had and i love it ????
I had this before the Draper saw
watch the video but is there no plans as its quite impossible to see how you built this just by watching the video??
great video....where did you get the after market fence system?
Thank you. Its from Axminster tools and machinery
Hello sir where did you get the aftermarket fence setup ??
www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-rip-fence-upgrade-100205
Great build, where did you get the after market fence?
It was from Axminster Tools and Machinery
Thank you, if you've a link it would be great
www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-rip-fence-upgrade-100205
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Whats wrong with the fence...... Did you actually try it? The fence supplied attaches and locks solid at both ends. While the after market fence is a naff t bar design and probably expensive (Axminster). I dont have this saw but am thinking of buying it so i am genuinly interested in whats wrong with the fence as people complain but dont give a reason. To me it looks nice and solid. The Dewalt system looks nice and sturdy as it uses rack and pinion but they let themselves down by making the mechanism out of plastic!
I don't like how it slides and it does not always lock square. The Axminster fence is excellent.
cool. Thanks for the response
Hi mate were did you get the fence from
From Axminster Tools
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