The people who give thumbs down, must own table saws, and have a wood shop. Your ideS are clean practical and easy to build & use too! Good job! Thanks for making my work easier.
@@frankkobold Especially the mitre saw in the beginning is very dangerous, as it is way to unstable. The problem is this may work without problems for a 100 times, but if one time there is some nasty inner tension in the wood you might get kickback. The screws won't hold that. The saw might then get totally out of control and cut off your fingers or worse cut into your chest. This is an unnecessary high risk and it is only for a hobby. If this goes wrong, you might not only lose your hobby. You might become incapable to work. Is that really worth it, even if you cannot affort a real mitre saw? Especially since you can do the same cuts using the cirular saw as it is indented, it just takes a bit more time...
Also the blade cover is a safety feature. Never render safety features inoperable! And again this is without real necessity, just lazyness. The idea with the guild rails is not bad per se, but the execution is simply not safe in a number of details.
Your video is well put together and the music and assembly footage was hypnotic. But for anyone who's considering this - DON'T DO IT! I'm by no means an expert, but having hours of safety lessons drilled into me has taught me that disabling the blade guard or any other safety feature of a tool is asking for a life-changing accident. And the wood base of that homemade chop saw means that the saw (sans blade guard) is going to go flying at the first hint of kickback. (And that hinge may not be enough to keep it secure either if you bolt it down.) If you can't drop coin on an inexpensive (but safer) chop saw right now, there's nothing wrong with using the saw against a speed square to accomplish the same thing. And the blade will be away from you, guard in place. The other two projects are good ideas but, again, can be accomplished without removing saw safety features.
Saya dari Indonesia ,selama ini pengetahuan yang saya terapkan di kerjaan saya ,hanyalah sebuah yang belum seberapa saya tahu fungsi dan memakainya,jadi apa yang dihasilkan hanyalah sebuah karya yang belum di akuratannya.namun saya sebagai pekerja tetap harus berusaha apapun caranya,semua sudah saya coba, namun belum mampu menjadi yang terbaik pada apa yang saya lakukan,dari itulah saya mencoba dan mencoba untuk selalu bertanya pada yang lebih mampu,ternyata sedikit demi sedikit saya mulai merasakan sebuah perbedaan pada hasil garapan saya.kali ini saya menemukan lagi ilmu yang selama ini belum saya tahu.modivikasi mesin yang begitu fungsional ,pengerjaan akan lebih gampang juga keamanya.terimaksih sahabat sudah berbagi ilmu.semoga apa yang di tampilkan dapat bermanfaat buat orang banyak..❤❤❤❤❤
Great ideas. But issue with blade guards. I'm a site/workshop joiner and have seen too many injuries because of lack of guards, stops and finger slips.
@@neltch007 there’s no blade guards you can add because the guard is flipped up all the way in order to function like a makeshift Miter Saw. It better to buy a cheap Miter Saw IMO for safety and performance as well.
Looks useful, I wouldn’t want to build the first one for myself due to the fact I would definitely cut off at least a finger the way the blade guard is completely open.
I’m loving this video of all these different rigs! The second rig that was made needed a piece of metal sticking up to hold the saw from going past the rig itself, and cutting into the wood… Just a piece of metal to hold the flat part of the Skil within its limitations will suffice!
On your first cutting jig this would actually work great for cuts over 300 on gables sheeting etc , I have the largest dewalt chopsaw 12" blade I use it for everything it's a serious bit of kit...but limited on large cuts say 600mm,I can just flip it over but a single straight though cut I would much prefer, nice jobs.
On the first, consider using a finish (fewer teeth, etc) blade when making the cut into the bottom for less splintering. You'll then have a nice, "zero gap" kerf line that will make lining up cut lines easier for the workpiece. Similarly, you can paint that kerf cut area a contrasting color.
Bonjour, merci pour votre vidéo et un grand Bravo pour votre ingéniosité simple et efficace. Enfin un bricoleur qui utilise des outils à la portée de tout le monde. Encore bravo 👍👏👏👏👏 et mille merci🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Love the idea and the ingenuity of the circular/chop saw , but it wouldn't take much to lose a finger for someone inexperienced using this. Great idea's though.
Realmente achei bem facil de se fazer, muito prático, tem várias pessoas mostrando como fazer eles na internet, mas no fim, terminam sendo bem complicados a construção
Awesome guides!! I ♥️ how each project was a mystery. I kept trying to guess what it was for before you finished. I shared this video with my husband as a "hint-hint" project since most of his free-hand cuts are very wonky.
Это гавно а не самоделка во первых она гамоская во вторых седает толщину пропила раза в 2 в третьих да мне проще тарцовку купить или на худой конец чтоб ровно отпилить нужно будет всего-то вставить специальную насадку в пас
Thanks for a fantastic video. Great ideas and I can certainly do on of them. I very much liked it that you were not pushing any product and the steps you displayed that were practicable.
Extraordinário o trabalho desse artesão. A perfeição materializada numa peça de madeira. Parabéns! Необычайная работа этого мастера. Совершенство, воплощенное в дереве. Поздравляем !!! Neobychaynaya rabota etogo mastera. Sovershenstvo, voploshchennoye v dereve. Pozdravlyayem !!!
Tanti tanti complimenti!!! Ottimi lavori - idee semplici , veloci e soprattutto funzionali !!! Grande !!! Many many compliments !!! Great works - simple, fast and above all functional ideas !!! Great !!! g t
By the time you buy all of the components for the DIY drop saw you’ve spent as much as you would have on a cheap AND MUCH SAFER!!!!!! Drop saw. A couple f clamps and a straight edge makes number 2 redundant. And number 3?? Most circular saws come with an attachment to cut consistent rips. These just seem like long winded ways to cut part of your hand off.
If you really had to buy that stuff it would cost you what? 5 bucks? And most of that you can find on the side of the road anyway. But yeah, you should at least use a skillsaw with some in build protection.
@@Glaswalker1001 browsing my local hardware website (Bunnings - Home Depot equivalent in Australia) if you had to buy everything and had nothing laying around. Project panel 600mm x 900mm $20 Pine rail 35mmx35mmx1200mm $9 Box of screws $3.50 Box of small bolts $4.80 Single nut and bolt $0.38 90mm door hinge $2.80 Can of spray paint $8 Spring $3.20 Circular saw $49 (cheapest in store) $100.68 plus your labor Cheapest drop saw in store $99 Keeping all your fingers from not using a dodgy unstable poorly designed POS? PRICELESS
@@mrpinify I build the second one with parts I had. 0$. DIY in this style needs improvisation. BTW: In the 60s such solution where gold. Nobody yells about security. The job must be done. And, yes, we have all our fingers and arms :-)
@@hesspet the 60’s ended 50 years ago. I think if there are better and safer options which are very affordable today. Why not utilise them. There have been plenty of people lose bits working with power tools.
Wow - to think I could have saved myself a small fortune had I watched this before I bought my sliding mitre saw… lol. Awesome vid ! Thanks for sharing !
Clever, I like the enginuity. I bet it all works well for thin smallish lumber. The slide with the skill saw is a bit sketchy in that there is little security in the blades path in terms of upward jumps outside of the hands downward force. But otherwise I'm sure much of this set up works quite well.
I'd leave the blade guard in place, and clamp the work down, then use the saw with both hands. Problem solved. You could also make a second set of rails to hold the saw in the guides. And if you make them from steel its wildly unlikely that saw is going anywhere.
This is highly dangerous. Don't build it. In particular the mitre saw like thingy in the beginning. You might end up cutting off your fingers, or worse the entire saw might run through your body if the screws or the wood cannot withstand the forces. It may work well hundred of times, but one single failure is one too much. This is not worth it!
Teaching people to misuse a circular saw, without its guard, is really irresponsible! Anybody could attempt to replicate this. Somebody, somewhere is now likely to suffer an injury
@@laorhino9702 The ideas are bad, because there is pretty much no way how to use them safely. A responsible user simply won't do that. People who think they have this under control are not responsible.
Poof? Pretty big claim. And I'd point out you can cut your fingers off with any power saw. Even ones with guards. Because plenty of people have injured themselves with circular saws with guards in place. So your comment needs citation. Because the important safety feature is the one between your ears. If you don't use that, everything is dangerous to you. I'd also point out that you can overcome that weakness by using steel bolts and heavier hinges instead of wood screws.
I made this, and I get some serious kick-back on the saw. I am using a makita 6 1/2 saw, and I have never experience kick-back before. I thinking of making the cut-off side lower to prevent this.
An absolute pleasure to watch your video presentations, as an older man starting woodwork later on in life i appreciate your content, i am copying one of your techniques at the moment and look forward to being creative, thanks from Mike in County Durham. UK
Всмс, у автора рука на 20см от пилы лежит) если ты рукожоп, то ты и молотком себя инвалидом сделаешь) Там же видно как идет пила, и соответственно понятно где руку держать не надо)
Excelente, muy buenas ideas, muy prácticas y sorprendentes, muchas gracias por compartir con nosotros tus proyectos, te deseo larga vida para disfrutarla con tus seres queridos y mucho éxito en todos tus proyectos de desarrollo personal muy atentamente Raul Yañez Flores desde Chile 😀 😃 😄 😁 😆 👏
Bendiciones, desde Medellín Antioquia Colombia,soy mujer y estoy haciendo un curso de aglomerado, me da mucho miedo la circumbalar pero haci con los rieles me da más confianza ,con esa tabla abajo , muchas gracias
That chop saw is ridiculously dangerous. I like the sled though, it's almost like a board saw. Two good ideas and one really stupid one, anyone thinking of making one please don't.
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Молодец!!!! Есть такой народ в во все мире , он называется - Молодец ! От души флаг вам в руки и мир и новых творческих успехов!!!
The people who give thumbs down, must own table saws, and have a wood shop.
Your ideS are clean practical and easy to build & use too! Good job!
Thanks for making my work easier.
this is incredibly stupid and dangerous and not easy to use or cool.
@@kreathyr8270 please elaborate. I can't see any downsides
@@frankkobold Especially the mitre saw in the beginning is very dangerous, as it is way to unstable. The problem is this may work without problems for a 100 times, but if one time there is some nasty inner tension in the wood you might get kickback. The screws won't hold that. The saw might then get totally out of control and cut off your fingers or worse cut into your chest.
This is an unnecessary high risk and it is only for a hobby. If this goes wrong, you might not only lose your hobby. You might become incapable to work. Is that really worth it, even if you cannot affort a real mitre saw? Especially since you can do the same cuts using the cirular saw as it is indented, it just takes a bit more time...
Also the blade cover is a safety feature. Never render safety features inoperable! And again this is without real necessity, just lazyness. The idea with the guild rails is not bad per se, but the execution is simply not safe in a number of details.
Ppl who give thumbs down know their trade. There are actually good DIY ideas to compliment a circular saw but those three are one dumber than another.
Your video is well put together and the music and assembly footage was hypnotic. But for anyone who's considering this - DON'T DO IT!
I'm by no means an expert, but having hours of safety lessons drilled into me has taught me that disabling the blade guard or any other safety feature of a tool is asking for a life-changing accident. And the wood base of that homemade chop saw means that the saw (sans blade guard) is going to go flying at the first hint of kickback. (And that hinge may not be enough to keep it secure either if you bolt it down.)
If you can't drop coin on an inexpensive (but safer) chop saw right now, there's nothing wrong with using the saw against a speed square to accomplish the same thing. And the blade will be away from you, guard in place.
The other two projects are good ideas but, again, can be accomplished without removing saw safety features.
@@danishmohamed7248 and then teaching others on you tube -.-
Saya dari Indonesia ,selama ini pengetahuan yang saya terapkan di kerjaan saya ,hanyalah sebuah yang belum seberapa saya tahu fungsi dan memakainya,jadi apa yang dihasilkan hanyalah sebuah karya yang belum di akuratannya.namun saya sebagai pekerja tetap harus berusaha apapun caranya,semua sudah saya coba, namun belum mampu menjadi yang terbaik pada apa yang saya lakukan,dari itulah saya mencoba dan mencoba untuk selalu bertanya pada yang lebih mampu,ternyata sedikit demi sedikit saya mulai merasakan sebuah perbedaan pada hasil garapan saya.kali ini saya menemukan lagi ilmu yang selama ini belum saya tahu.modivikasi mesin yang begitu fungsional ,pengerjaan akan lebih gampang juga keamanya.terimaksih sahabat sudah berbagi ilmu.semoga apa yang di tampilkan dapat bermanfaat buat orang banyak..❤❤❤❤❤
Genial! Nada de blabla, pura acción y música. Tiempo de oro.👍
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Ide yang cemerlang 👍👍
Terimakasih telah menginspirasi aku.
GOD BLESS YOU 🙏🙏
Спасибо за идею , второй воспользуюсь. Удачи .
Great ideas. But issue with blade guards. I'm a site/workshop joiner and have seen too many injuries because of lack of guards, stops and finger slips.
What kind of blade guards would you add to his projects?
@@neltch007 there’s no blade guards you can add because the guard is flipped up all the way in order to function like a makeshift Miter Saw. It better to buy a cheap Miter Saw IMO for safety and performance as well.
Класс, все приспособления очень нужные в хозяйстве!!!
*🛑 Chanel yang bermanfaat.. 👍👍👍*
Terimakasih atas ilmunya, Semoga sehat dan sukses selalu.. *From : Indonesia.*
Looks useful, I wouldn’t want to build the first one for myself due to the fact I would definitely cut off at least a finger the way the blade guard is completely open.
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I’m loving this video of all these different rigs! The second rig that was made needed a piece of metal sticking up to hold the saw from going past the rig itself, and cutting into the wood… Just a piece of metal to hold the flat part of the Skil within its limitations will suffice!
Молодец! Соображалка как у советского человека. Всё просто и пригодится.
Criativo e perigoso. Cuidado brasucas! Uma miter saw é cara, mas seus dedos não tem preço.
Muy útiles para todo trabajo en madera.Gracias por el tiempo dedicado a enseñarnos.
Juda zoʻr chiqibdi omad omad juda goʻzal va maftunkor ayniqsa 🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😅😅😮😮😮
What a great commercial for buying a new miter saw
Ye i agree
Saya hobi dengan pekerjaan kayu,,terimakasih sudah berbagi ilmu
On your first cutting jig this would actually work great for cuts over 300 on gables sheeting etc , I have the largest dewalt chopsaw 12" blade I use it for everything it's a serious bit of kit...but limited on large cuts say 600mm,I can just flip it over but a single straight though cut I would much prefer, nice jobs.
hii stuff ni noma
On the first, consider using a finish (fewer teeth, etc) blade when making the cut into the bottom for less splintering. You'll then have a nice, "zero gap" kerf line that will make lining up cut lines easier for the workpiece. Similarly, you can paint that kerf cut area a contrasting color.
Finally really easy diy things. Thanks a lot!
Ý tưởng sáng tạo tuyệt vời ❤❤👍👌
Don't check for square two pieces that came from the same 45 deg cut because it will always add up to square. Do two cuts instead and then check.
I don't understand
Like your style. No blabbing all demonstration. 👏🤜🤛
Thank God your video came up on my feed. Thank you so much for sharing these useful tips. I will definitely be creating the 2nd one. God bless
One of the coolest ideas I've seen, turn your circular saw into a miter saw!
Excelente trabalho 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Bonjour, merci pour votre vidéo et un grand Bravo pour votre ingéniosité simple et efficace.
Enfin un bricoleur qui utilise des outils à la portée de tout le monde.
Encore bravo 👍👏👏👏👏 et mille merci🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Lots of nice circular saw accessories here! I love it!
You are awesome!! I see that you have 1.67 Million subscribers too!!!
Mike in Oregon
Как всегда - просто и со вкусом!
bu zaman kadar izlediğim en faydalı, herkesin yapabileceğini gösterir harika bir video teşekkür ederim
They were really good ideas, how'd did somebody give them a thumbs down 🤔
Personally, I think those are good ideas but, I do not think it's appropiate to modify that type of tools.
Love the idea and the ingenuity of the circular/chop saw , but it wouldn't take much to lose a finger for someone inexperienced using this. Great idea's though.
If you own a circular saw and have a risk of chopping your finger off you shouldn't be using the damn thing in the first place.
Muy buenos proyectos..!! Gracias. Saludos desde las sierras de Córdoba Argentina...!!! 👍👌💪🇦🇷
This video should be banned. My wife would question why I bough a table saw, a mitre saw, and a circular saw.
Hahahaha
😂😂😂
Я тоже купила,а теперь думаю, где это видео раньше было,до покупки
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Muito bom e fácil de fazer! Obrigado por compartilhar suas idéias!
Muito bom
Realmente achei bem facil de se fazer, muito prático, tem várias pessoas mostrando como fazer eles na internet, mas no fim, terminam sendo bem complicados a construção
Пожалуйста осторожней, будте здоровы. Удачи.
Awesome guides!! I ♥️ how each project was a mystery. I kept trying to guess what it was for before you finished. I shared this video with my husband as a "hint-hint" project since most of his free-hand cuts are very wonky.
Amazing wife you are. Hope he takes it positively. Better yet, you could do it together and make it fun... Just saying
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Very nice 👍👍👍
Молодец!Очень функционально,очень просто!
Это гавно а не самоделка во первых она гамоская во вторых седает толщину пропила раза в 2 в третьих да мне проще тарцовку купить или на худой конец чтоб ровно отпилить нужно будет всего-то вставить специальную насадку в пас
Absolutely BRILLIANT! Thank you for saving me from spending more money on things I really don’t need. You are a genius, friend!
Fantástico, parabéns 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Mantap bosqu sangat bermanfaat ilmunya, sehat selalu dan sukses ya
Thanks for a fantastic video. Great ideas and I can certainly do on of them. I very much liked it that you were not pushing any product and the steps you displayed that were practicable.
Extraordinário o trabalho desse artesão. A perfeição materializada numa peça de madeira. Parabéns!
Необычайная работа этого мастера. Совершенство, воплощенное в дереве. Поздравляем !!!
Neobychaynaya rabota etogo mastera. Sovershenstvo, voploshchennoye v dereve. Pozdravlyayem !!!
Muito criativo e simples.
Parabéns!!!
This is convenient and money saver for a beginner carpenter like me...
That first one is an OSHA approved, finger choppin machine!
I hate for that person that wanna work fast smh 😂 instead of getting the job done he's gonna get his fingers chopped off because of UA-cam 😭😂
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I don't have room for table top saws, but these are awesome as a perfect workaround with a circular saw. Thank you for the video.
Gracias.Amigo por Exelentes ideas. Seguiré tus inventos soy carpintero.
Excelente 👏 ideia parabéns 👏💯
Like merecido 👍💯👏🦊🦊🦊
Espetacular! Perfeito! Um exímio trabalho.
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Tanti tanti complimenti!!! Ottimi lavori - idee semplici , veloci e soprattutto funzionali !!!
Grande !!!
Many many compliments !!! Great works - simple, fast and above all functional ideas !!!
Great !!!
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By the time you buy all of the components for the DIY drop saw you’ve spent as much as you would have on a cheap AND MUCH SAFER!!!!!! Drop saw. A couple f clamps and a straight edge makes number 2 redundant. And number 3?? Most circular saws come with an attachment to cut consistent rips. These just seem like long winded ways to cut part of your hand off.
If you really had to buy that stuff it would cost you what? 5 bucks?
And most of that you can find on the side of the road anyway.
But yeah, you should at least use a skillsaw with some in build protection.
@@Glaswalker1001 browsing my local hardware website (Bunnings - Home Depot equivalent in Australia) if you had to buy everything and had nothing laying around.
Project panel 600mm x 900mm $20
Pine rail 35mmx35mmx1200mm $9
Box of screws $3.50
Box of small bolts $4.80
Single nut and bolt $0.38
90mm door hinge $2.80
Can of spray paint $8
Spring $3.20
Circular saw $49 (cheapest in store)
$100.68 plus your labor
Cheapest drop saw in store $99
Keeping all your fingers from not using a dodgy unstable poorly designed POS?
PRICELESS
@@mrpinify if you had to buy everything new, including the saw, you are of course correct.
@@mrpinify I build the second one with parts I had. 0$. DIY in this style needs improvisation. BTW: In the 60s such solution where gold. Nobody yells about security. The job must be done. And, yes, we have all our fingers and arms :-)
@@hesspet the 60’s ended 50 years ago. I think if there are better and safer options which are very affordable today. Why not utilise them. There have been plenty of people lose bits working with power tools.
Sangat bermanfaat
Dan juga menarik
Kreatif 👍👍
Love that mitre saw trick:)
इंडोनेशिया की ओर से शुभकामनाएँ सलाम और समर्थन ❤❤❤❤❤
Hey this is the best home made mounting I've seen so far!! I'll try it tomorrow. Thank you a lot!!
Correct
Jay Baat. Asli jugaad. Awesome!
Wow - to think I could have saved myself a small fortune had I watched this before I bought my sliding mitre saw… lol. Awesome vid ! Thanks for sharing !
I have learned an idea from you, thak you. I will do all of these 3 ideas.
Благодарю дружище! Осталось купить толстую фанеру и алюминиевые уголки.
Спасибо за видео! Очень полезно! Мой лайк вам!
EXcelente o seu trabalho. Sou aprendiz e pretendo fazer essa peça.
Лучший!!!! Спасибо тебе большое за видео!!! Ты мне сыкономил много денег.
Muito bom seu trabalho parabéns por esse gabarito valeu
Love your video, sir. It doesn't just help save money but also become better woodworkers with the experience gained from building them.
Чувак ты реально крутой, если придумал все это сам!!! Уважение огромное
Man, you're my savior!! thank you so much for all those tips and tricks!!! 10/10!!!
Clever, I like the enginuity. I bet it all works well for thin smallish lumber. The slide with the skill saw is a bit sketchy in that there is little security in the blades path in terms of upward jumps outside of the hands downward force. But otherwise I'm sure much of this set up works quite well.
I'd leave the blade guard in place, and clamp the work down, then use the saw with both hands. Problem solved. You could also make a second set of rails to hold the saw in the guides. And if you make them from steel its wildly unlikely that saw is going anywhere.
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QUE GENIO !!!!!! EXELENTE !!!!!!
This is highly dangerous. Don't build it. In particular the mitre saw like thingy in the beginning. You might end up cutting off your fingers, or worse the entire saw might run through your body if the screws or the wood cannot withstand the forces. It may work well hundred of times, but one single failure is one too much. This is not worth it!
Teaching people to misuse a circular saw, without its guard, is really irresponsible! Anybody could attempt to replicate this. Somebody, somewhere is now likely to suffer an injury
It's very very bad
Hmm I think they are good, creative ideas here. Users responsible for their safety.
@@laorhino9702 The ideas are bad, because there is pretty much no way how to use them safely. A responsible user simply won't do that. People who think they have this under control are not responsible.
Poof? Pretty big claim. And I'd point out you can cut your fingers off with any power saw. Even ones with guards.
Because plenty of people have injured themselves with circular saws with guards in place. So your comment needs citation.
Because the important safety feature is the one between your ears. If you don't use that, everything is dangerous to you. I'd also point out that you can overcome that weakness by using steel bolts and heavier hinges instead of wood screws.
excellent. Thank you for making such practical devices. We are waiting for your next creative videos.
Maravilloso, genial, lo que estaba buscando. Muchas gracias. Dios te bendiga!
I made this, and I get some serious kick-back on the saw. I am using a makita 6 1/2 saw, and I have never experience kick-back before. I thinking of making the cut-off side lower to prevent this.
Which one did you make?
An absolute pleasure to watch your video presentations, as an older man starting woodwork later on in life i appreciate your
content, i am copying one of your techniques at the moment and look forward to being creative, thanks from Mike in County
Durham. UK
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Интересно он угол отметил в 90 градусов, от пропила, хотя можно было от края доски, ведь она ровнее.
Отлично,все думал куда пилу приспособить) лайкос и подписка!
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E show! Sabe o que é mais engracado é eu soprando o pozinho que fica da madeira kkkk , mas foi bastante proveitoso valeu mestre
Я удивлён как у автора ещё все пальцы на руках.
Всмс, у автора рука на 20см от пилы лежит) если ты рукожоп, то ты и молотком себя инвалидом сделаешь) Там же видно как идет пила, и соответственно понятно где руку держать не надо)
@@simony245 поверь, я далеко не рукожоп! Как ты думаешь, что произойдёт в случае закусывания материала с дверной петлёй из фольги?
@@pindiknik больно будет.
Galing naman.. May idea na ako,, salamat
You're always rocking man.
👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯 este compa es un genio, lo felicito
Видео то good, но когда же я себе то сделаю? 👏👍🤝!
А оно вам это надо?
@@Любопытно-г1в иногда надо, но про ролик вспоминаю когда уже не надо.
good talent and good background music .. i sleep while watching.. .☺️
Muito boa a sua ideia para estes 3 modelos, o melhor de tudo é que são fáceis de se fazer! ,👁️👍🇧🇷
Sensacional belíssima ideia.
Excelente, muy buenas ideas, muy prácticas y sorprendentes, muchas gracias por compartir con nosotros tus proyectos, te deseo larga vida para disfrutarla con tus seres queridos y mucho éxito en todos tus proyectos de desarrollo personal muy atentamente Raul Yañez Flores desde Chile 😀 😃 😄 😁 😆 👏
Ele usou poucas ferramentas para fazer os suportes, com isso muita gente conseguirá fazer também. Genial
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Bravo!
Me parecen geniales simples y faciles de hacer. He visto muchos videos y eso me parece muy bueno para quienes tenemos poca herramienta
Idéias excelentes, parabéns.
Como esta
अद्भुत आश्चर्यजनक इंटेलीजेंट इंसान।
Ótimas ideias , parabéns !
Caramba 😂 é muita inteligência
Nota 10 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Such amazing talent. Thank you
Bendiciones, desde Medellín Antioquia Colombia,soy mujer y estoy haciendo un curso de aglomerado, me da mucho miedo la circumbalar pero haci con los rieles me da más confianza ,con esa tabla abajo , muchas gracias
Gracias por la capacitación que nos obsequian, muy amables!!!!
Thanks brother, your video solves my confusion about assembling & attaching the base.
That chop saw is ridiculously dangerous. I like the sled though, it's almost like a board saw. Two good ideas and one really stupid one, anyone thinking of making one please don't.
the user just needs to be smarter than the machine...
@@ryanmorgan1888 If the user builds one of these they aren't that smart.
@@blueberrycheesecakesupremo7947 why not? genuinely curious.
@@themissionary58 well without a guard and a brake the price you would pay for any amount of complacency will be payed in fingers.