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send me an email from my website I'll try and help

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Amen brother

Ha thanks. Got to wow em while you still can.

Hey sorry I don't manufacturer then. Best thing you can do is download the files from my website then have a 3d print service print it for you. There's a lot out there. And you probably have 'maker space' close too you can search for. Best of luck.

Hi Kevin there's a link in the description where you can download the print file for free

hey there we don't sell these but you can download the 3D file and print your own, just go to the store link in the description. thanks,

Hi Mauricio, thank you for downloading your own plate! I printed mine in ABS and it's done great, PLA should hold up well too. Whatever your print in my experience is that adding a spray on clear coat of your choosing helps them last longer.

Read the top of the store web page. There's a code to get them for free.

Thanks! I got it, I will try to do it...but first I need to convert all measurements in cm because I'm in France 🇫🇷

Hey Carlos, sorry I don't use dewalt so I don't know if this would work for it. But I bet you could make some small changes to get it to work.

Thanks Dicky! I appreciate it, let me know if you have any questions about the plans or template.

Thanks David! I really appreciate that.

Short answer, yes, long answer, not much. The full plate would likely prevent you from causing drift if you accidently don't push in line with the track, but if you take care to push in alignment I've not noticed any issues with the smaller models.

@@raazdesign Is the file for the first version available?

Yes, they should all be together in the sketchup file. If not send me an email

Ha everyone picks their own comfort level. I wouldn't change the blade with the battery in that's for sure.

the saw has a trigger lock, he'll be fine

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Thanks! I'm not sure, I'd have to look into it some more but rough guess $35-40, I wouldn't be able to mass produce it at the scale of someone like Milwaukee or Kreg who could drive that price down. I've got an improvement in mind on the design that makes it ambidextrous and universal so if anyone knows someone at Kreg or Woodpecker tools or is interested in partnering in making them I'd be open to discussing it!

@@raazdesign I would put a patent on it before you "talk" to anyone; because they'll just steal the idea.

It's already on the internet so cat may be out of the bag on this one. 🤷‍♂️

Awesome! Best of luck. Let me know if you gave any questions

Hi Paul, I have an 10 year old Uprint SE Plus by Stratasys, it's overkill for these kind of projects, a small industrial one. I've had it for a long time and there are some very good desktop ones now that would do a very good job. But I do really like having it for projects. I make patterns, jigs, guides and a few finished parts with it. Not a 'must have' but it is a 'nice to have'

@@raazdesign Thank you for the info - been doing some printer research - maybe 2022 is the year I get into 3D printing. Just one more question though - what material did you use for the jig? I didn't realize there were some many available with different pros and cons. Trying to figure out what works well for an application like this.

@@paul_dz I used a FDM printer with ABS material. I've found it sufficient for jigs like this. You can also strengthen it some after printing by sealing the layers which is good. I've even sealed, primed, and painted some prints to get a good finish for parts that need a good quality finish. Also one more idea before you jump in a buy a machine is to look around your area for a local maker space or club. Lots of libraries and clubs have printers now and sometimes you can cheaply rent time on them. As least in the US, not knowing where you're at of course it could be different.

@Gs Tran unfortunately I don't have this for any other saws but I'm sure you could edit it to fit your own saw.

@@raazdesign I'd pay for that saw adapter (Dewalt 20v 6 1/2)! Most woodworkers don't have a 3d printers

@@simonmarcoux5879 thanks for telling me Simon, I will see if I can come up with a universal version that's adjustable to fit multiple brands of saws.

Hi Austin sorry about that, it is in inches. I don't use Cura so I don't know it's specifics but if you need a different file format please let me know. And THANK YOU for downloading the file!

@@raazdesign the scale is in millimeters on Cura, comes up X 3.1142 Y 5.8438 Z 0.4063

marketplace.ultimaker.com/app/cura/plugins/nallath/BarbarianPlugin This looks like a plug-in that should work for you

Glad you like the work, it's not meant to be a a work table though, it's meant for jobsites with uneven ground where three legs are better than four. If someone needs to make it more stable they can add a fourth leg.

@@raazdesign well that makes a ton of sense! even cooler now!

@@jessemkahn ha thank you!

@@jessemkahn Thank you!

Thanks Keith, I think you're right those would work here. Especially if you were going to do a stain finish instead of paint.

Hi, I was using 2" x 6" x 8' common redwood boards from your local box store. I looked at the plans and see there are some missing dimensions and typos. I'll try and update that soon. Thank you for telling me.

Hey, I've updated these plans, fixed some typos and added a third page that's full scale version of the legs. If you can find someone to print it on 24 x 36 it should be usable as a template! Thanks,

Thank you!

Thanks man!

Hi Nathan, thank you for the compliment. Yes the back is the weakest link for sure. That's why lapping the layers there and getting a really good connection is important. I may make another version that uses steel to reinforce the seat to back connection but so far these are holding up just fine.

Agreed. Love the look. Worried about that joint though.

@@shawnbrennan7526 mine's two years old and no issues, just take your time and do a good job use good screws and glue and it'll hold. reinforce with a metal 'L' bracket if you're worried.

It's for sale on Amazon, smile.amazon.com/BookLighter-4-pack-Bookmark-Highlighter/dp/B07FDHMS6Z

Thank you! Plans can be found on our website at www.raaz.design/store

Thank you, it's harder than I thought it'd be to learn

Best compliment there is, thank you!

Hey thank you very much, I'm working on the next video of this one as we speak.

Thanks Mark, I appreciate it! Let me know if the plans need anything added to them.

Ha Purpose built my man

Hey I probably could, are you in the USA? It'd probably be faster and cheaper to use a 3D printing service though. Like shapeways or your local library or maker lab. Have you looked into any of those?

Haha the pencil never lies!

Thank you

Hey, sure no problem, they are now on my website for free www.raaz.design/store

Thanks 👍

Thank you!

Thank you!