Table saw mill for milling wood at home
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ธ.ค. 2020
- Thanks to this table saw mill, Milling wood at home is now possible. Make this table saw mill yourself With the free plans on my website and start milling wood on your table saw mill to make your own boards.
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Greetings,
Christofix
I'm surprised this vid doesn't have a lot more views and thumbs up likes. It was really good. Great build.
Hello Christofix
Great idea! I always work with waste timber.
I need this idea, one day I will do it with reference to this idea, thank you for sharing
From Japan to my friends
That is awesome to hear my friend. I'm so glad you like my idea. referring to my channel would be much appreciated, because I really love your work, and it would be an honor.
Greetings from Belgium
Christophe AKA Christofix
Hello my friend. this is a great idea. It is necessary to implement this project. Thank you for sharing. See you. greetings.
Those are some kind words, Şahane bilgiler.
I really appreciate that.
Thank you for watching and see you in the next one.
Greetings.
@@christofix You're welcome, my friend. I can't keep up with your energy. I can barely make two videos a month. You are very fast. 'll see.
Loving the content! Keep it up! I made a very basic one off jig that probably won’t get used a again but this is a must for table saw milling! Lovely piece of timber very accurate. Great work
Those are some kind words, my friend.
I really appreciate that.
Thank you for watching and see you in the next one.
Greetings.
What a great jig! Yoy're really smart!
Thank you so much, Jolien.
I'm glad you like this video.
Greetings.
Ohhhhh! Watching now!
Thank you so much, my friend.
I'm glad you like this video.
Greetings.
A great edition, nice music, a fantastic idea
Thank you so much, my friend.
I'm glad you like this video.
Greetings.
Bravo Christophe, excellente idée et vidéo... Comme d'habitude.
Un abonné de France
Merci Marc, je suis heureux de lire ceci. Salutations
Hi,
Ik deel via de andere weg.
Keep it safe, it is not over yet.
Willy from Belgium.
😷😷😷
Thank Willy
Greetings
Gonna build one this weekend! Heaps of firewood will yield heaps of free boards, which will become CNC art pieces. I will make one for you and mail it, if you have a PO BOX I can send it to
I'm glad to see you like this idea, my friend. Good luck in building this jig.
Prefekt !!! Super projekt na pewno się przyda👍😁👏 pozdrowienia z Polski
Miło się czyta. Dziękuję za miły komentarz. Pozdrowienia z Belgii.
@@christofix nie wiedziałem ze Pan umie po Polsku jaki ten świat mały hehe super kanał wiele przydatnych narzędzi pan robi oby tak dalej pozdrawiam i wesołych świat życzę 😁
Hahaha, w ogóle nie mówię po polsku i na szczęście jest Google Translate. Myślę, że to szacunek, że mogę odpowiadać w ojczystym języku moich fanów. Dzięki za pochwałę.
Nawiasem mówiąc, kilka lat temu byłem w Polsce (Warszawa) i byłem zdumiony pięknem tego miasta.
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Great work Chris! Thank you for sharing the video with us! and Merry Christmas to you and your family!💖👌👍😎JP
That is awesome to hear.
Thank you for watching and see you in the next one.
Merry Christmas to you and your family too, my friend.
Greetings.
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Fantastic design, love the idea of using the screws as gripper teeth for the clamping mechanism! 👌🏽
Nice work, mate, hope you and your family enjoy the Christmas holidays.🎄
Take care.👍🏽
Thank you so much, Bill. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
A lot of work but worth it
Thank you so much, my friend.
I'm glad you like this video.
Greetings.
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Hahaha, thank you for those kind words, Khalid. Greetings
All The Best chief
Mooi, dat oppent mogelijkheden voor kleine projectjes.
Het viel mij op dat je redelijk veel brandsporen maakte. Dat lijken mij de sporen van een cross-cut zaagblad na het schulpen ("rippen"). Moest je nog geen schulp-zaagblad gebruiken voor het schulpen, dan is dat zeker een aanrader. Een panther zaagblad schulpt door tropisch hardhout alsof het er niet is.
Hoi Nico, dit gaat inderdaad veel mogelijkheden openen voor mij. Dat heb je inderdaad goed gezien, binnen kort ( nog een klein beetje sparen) ga ik investeren in een paar zaagbladen. Dit is een universeel zaagblad, waar ik eigenlijk al bij al heel tevreden van ben.
Bedankt voor jouw toffe reactie.
Groetjes
Have the plans been removed? I don’t see them on your website
My fence has bolt heads on the top. Will the jig work if I leave clearance for the bolt heads on the cross piece for the hooks? I'm thinking the weight of the jig and wood is enough to keep the jig on the surface of the saw table.
Hi, Kelly Perry. I think it will work if you leave that clearance. You can work around those bolt heads and make this jig work for your fence. Thank you for watching, and see you later. Greetings, Christophe
I've thought about it and I'm going to double the length of the hook which drops over the fence. this should compensate for the extra added clearance for the bolt heads.
Or I can make a new fence....
Christo, what size is that table saw blade?
12"?
And thank you!
The saw blade has a diameter of 260 mm. If I converted this to inches it would be 10.23 inches. Is this correct?
Thank you for watching my friend.
I tried to get these plans. Used 2 different email addresses, plans never arrived for either email address.
Hi there,
I’m really sorry to hear that you’ve encountered issues trying to access the plans. Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, the automatic system we were using to distribute these plans is no longer available. This has affected the delivery of the plans to your email, and to make matters more complicated, I no longer have access to the original plans due to a loss of data caused by a computer crash.
I understand how frustrating this must be, especially after you’ve tried with multiple email addresses. I'm currently in the process of updating the information on all my videos and blog posts to reflect this change and prevent any future confusion.
I deeply apologize for the inconvenience and disappointment this may have caused. I’m grateful for your interest and for taking the time to reach out. If there’s any other way I can assist or if you have further questions, please let me know.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
Best regards,
Christophe
lots of burn marks, tho. what's the best way to avoid those?
I think making smaller and slower passes will help.
7:20 On this pass, you only use one pushstick, but on the second pass at 7:28 you use a second, specialized pushstick that I've never seen before. Is the purpose to prevent kickback? Why is needed now but not before? Also, the specialized pushstick appears to be pinching the blade by the end?
I use the second one to have more control over the cut-off.
Note that this design is for blades that can do 4" deep cuts! Your typical 10" saw blade can only give you between 3" and 3.5". (Mine gives me 3.25") You will need to adjust the plans to fit your saw!
Thanks for sharing this, my friend
Why no riving knife?
It has been bent since I bought my table saw and I hardly ever cut long sheets, so the danger of kickback is minimal. In my case, using a riving knife is more dangerous than not using one.
2:30 Plans don't specify this drill bit diameter. I'm guessing it's about 7mm
For what I can remember, I guess it was 10 mm. That way I had some space to move that part over the bolts.