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Conduit is better for shops. Far easier to add circuits down the line as future plans change.

Nice;)

Are u still going to make videos?

Nice to see local talent on TH-cam! Your work is amazing!

Hi, do you have these plans available on your website?

I just ran into ur channel.. ur awesome!! Can’t wait to learn more

Just built this over the weekend. Great build! I appreciate the plans having more of the order planned out to avoid those tight spots when screwing everything together.

Love this cabinet! I just bought my laser engraver about a week ago and was just sitting here talking with my husband, voluntelling him that about his new project to build me an enclosure. LOL I looked at the comments and your website, but don't see anything. Are you selling, or offering up your plans? Mainly cut sizes. We'd build mine for table top, but raised to make it closer to the window (basement). Thanks!

I picked it up for $65 and for that price, it's mint. Of course there's better, but there's a heck of a lot worse for what you pay.

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I give this dude credit for steady Camera Action! Regardless if his camera is sitting on Plastic, Cast iron or Aluminum. Bravo! 🤟

What do you recommend instead?

I have never had my Longer Ray5 move itself around the table. It also has a laser guard on the laser module to protect your eyes.

I realize this is from a couple of years ago, I've been looking at ways to enclose my laser engraver, I do like your design, I use a Ortur LM2 Pro S2 and installed a 20 w module. I read all the comments here to make sure I wasn't covering something that was already mentioned. Not sure If you haven't already done it but you will want to have a few slots/holes opposite the extraction fan for fresh air to be sucked into the cabinet to create a negative air pressure in the box so the smoke and fumes will be extracted.

Too much BS, no good instruction. Get to the point.

Im surprised so few of the builds have incorporated an infeed table. Even a 6" would be a great addition. Not a criticism. Im just curious why you chose to NOT add an infeed table to your design. I'm in process of deciding how to build a rolling cart for my new DWE7485. Thanks for any insignts.

FYI Yellow/orange is use to filter a blue light color. green is used to filter red lasers. yes green will filter blue but it is much less effective than yellow. Green glasses are common (and therefor cheaper) because it works for red and blue lasers. but its not as good on blue as it is for red.

As a beginner this saw is ok. For a construction job it will do. For anything else you will be disappointed. I bought one as a beginner but as I got better I realized the saw was holding me back. If I had it to do over again I wouldn't buy this saw. Do yourself a favor and spend the money for a good saw. You will save money in the long run.

thanks for sharing this project with the craftsman table saw. while i absolutely regret getting this table saw (mostly due to the non-standard tracks) -- it's nice to see content for saws beside the dewalt, delta and ridgid. i see all those craftsman tools -- but was surprised see the milwaukee jigsaw (lol).

Is your saw table level with the wooden table around it? Looks like it sits lower than the wood top

I picked up this saw used today and will probably design some runners for 3d print to fit rhe t slots instead of cutting thrm off.. I'll fasten the runners to a crosscut sled.

I want to thank you for the plan. I've completed the workbench and it came out fantastic. I plan to finish it with a poly coat to give it a shine and make it last. Thanks again and hope to see more from you soon. Hope to see a video on the cross cut sled you made.

thanks for the heads-up! Shopping around...black friday.

I like it. You should add a light that swings and moves on a scissor arm. You know the ones? I can never seem to find enough light in my workshop.

Would you be able to email me the measurements for this table you are building. I am looking at getting the same table saw this weekend and would love to have a copy of you plans

Beautifully done!!

Have you copy of plans ?

Do you have an air purifier?

I have a few tips to make this cabinet easier to use. First, instead of L brackets, cut a rabbet from a piece of 2x2 wood and cut it into 1/2-inch sections. Lay them flat on the cabinet floor and glue them so they hold the engraver tightly between them. This way, you can easily take it out to use on larger projects. Second, make pass-through doors so you can do longer projects. Wheels would allow you to use the pass-through doors to accommodate longer projects.

Wow nice work, is it possible to get the plans for this cabinet?

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Hi good job just want to know what brand and where you got your circular saw guide( blue color and what brand?

Could you send a link o specs to where to buy/find a safe type or plastic (PETG,...+ color)?. Thanks

I just made a 4’x4’ bench for my 8.25” Dewalt Job site saw, but used Pocket Holes to screw the table top to the support 2x4’s, using the cheapest Kregg Jig. First time use of pocket holes. More time consuming, but cleaner look on top. Retirement hobby, so learning new skills every week. You’re the only other person I’ve found who made a 4’x4’. I like the size, and made it the the Ht. (35”) of my IWORX Pegasus worktable in case I ever need additional support.

Thanks for sharing the plans. For sure gonna build this for my saw I just purchased. May even share a video of the completed project...

At 10:00 …how did you make sure your clamped straight edge was cutting square to the blade ?

You do have to spend some time setting the saw up... blade, fence, etc. But once done, the saw is great. Fairly compact which is Nice th-cam.com/users/postUgkxXh-4_3-ZT1fFWP91ZV7iVqzElr0lEb-a I did get an Incra Miter Gauge which takes some setup as well. The stock miter gauge can be adjusted in the miter slot with a little painter's tape... this tightens up the side to side play a lot.

Good design but the green glasses and windows are the wrong colour. When working with blue diode lasers you need the protection to be opposite colour on the colour spectrum which for blue is red or orange. The glasses supplied with these cheap lasers are ineffective and more often than not are the wrong colour. It may seem that the beam is being subdued but the danger is still very much present.

Hi Ren, great video and great workbench for that saw. I bought the same table saw today. That's how I found your videos. I was wondering, what is the blue skillsaw guide piece that you're using at 2:23 called? Thanks and keep up the great work.

Nice build, thank you. What fume extractor did you go with?

Did you ever modify it so the bed can lower for larger (z axis wise) projects?

You’re thinking, ‘I wanna gat this thing DONE.’ 😁

Nice work. Was that wood Birch? How thick was it?

Can u upload pictures of your plan or email them ?

Thanks for putting this together

Great video. Subbed.

God bless you

Great job

I have this table saw. I like it and I agree on all the cons you mentioned. I would like to make a sleds for this saw but don’t know how to go about making runners(slides)due to the tabs on the mitre slots. I’m afraid to saw off the tab;afraid I might mess it up. I also seem to have trouble cutting wood square to the fence. I had been using a 1”x1”x3’ aluminum bar taped to the l wood to cut straight. Wish you had video on making a sleds for the Craftsman saw since the measurements would the same. Great job on your videos. I plan on making a few projects you mentioned.😊

Really nice job but for a 200 dollar saw I think it’s not worth all that - the lumber and supplies are going to cost double the saw price and the saw is only going to last a couple years especially with plastic gears for raising and lowering the blade