Nice build on the crosscut sled, again your methods and process are a little different from what Im use to seeing and I like your aproach to the way you do things. I allways look for your videos at the beginning of each week.
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Thanks Bob 😊 sometimes my approach is a little unconventional 🙂
Love it!!! Trouble is with your channel, I started off looking at the mobile phone stands, moved swiftly onto the half lap joints and jig, and before you know it I'm on my second coffee and drawing up plans for a smaller table saw sled. Love the simplicity of your builds, instruction and manner. Top drawer Tommy 🇮🇪
Another top video Tommy. I didn't know why I didn't think of making slots instead of tee track. I'm going to make your version today out of KD aussie hardwood. Thanks mate
Hi tommy a other geart video love the new intro . Just one thing and it is not in any way putting you down just saying so plz dont take any offence from this. The one thing i did not like is the music when you were working on the bandsaw and sander. Oh and as a cavan man i would never have money laying around the shop keep it in your pocket and never take it out lol
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Thanks Thomas 😊 and harder than that to offend me 🤣🤣 just trying out new things and trust me them 4 coins is all I have 😭
just a question Tommy, could you use three quarter inch ply for the fence? because oak is a bit expensive and like my mate says "It don't grow on trees ya know"
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Hi Brian , yes you could but I would recommend doubling it up to 1.5 inch as it would be stiffer and give a bigger edge to square up.
What size table would you suggest for the average table saw? Great video Thank you
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Hi Douglas, that would depend on what you wanted to cut using it. I would usually suggest keeping it just big enough for your needs as it makes it easier and lighter to use.
Still not using "Fritz und Franz"? Why do you Americanize the European style table saw instead of using the much simpler solution developed years ago by the German woodworking business association? This proven solution is much more flexible and offers solution for many more problems. Unfortunately didn't find a good English video, but Heiko Rech has a good intro which shows the possibilities without the need to understand the audio. The rubber strip is available from Sautershop and a complete set with many add-ons is available from RUWI, but very expensive. Just search for "Fritz und Franz" for more options
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I am fully aware of the fritz und Franz system and its design and its purpose as I have it here. But in my opinion it has lots of limitations and actually slows down productivity. But with regards to cutting small parts the fritz und franz does not give you zero clearance option that is necessary especially when using a panel saw as there is no zero clearance insert like a standard table saw so the offcut still becomes an issue
@ Sorry can't see what cannot be done with Fritz und Franz and don't understand the need for zero-clearance on a sliding table saw. If it's the part is that small other tools should be considered. In addition you loose the ability to use the scoring cut. Otherwise keep up the good work.
Great video as usual.
Straight forward and clear. No messing about.
Thanks very much 🙂
Love the new intro you are really finding your feet on youtube. Well done
Thanks Susan 😊
Nice Tommy. Nearly at the 500. 👍
Thanks Denis 😊. Yes very close I can hardly believe it
Perfect Tommy, just what i was needing to see.
Glad I could help 🙂
I want a nice sliding table like that!
Thnx for the very informative content👍
Thank you very much for watching
Great sled Tommy, keep them coming, you always give something new.
Thanks Bob 😊
Great Video Tommy, they get better and better. I love the sled and the way it works on your magnificent saw. I'm not jealous, honest.
Thanks 😊.
Nice build on the crosscut sled, again your methods and process are a little different from what Im use to seeing and I like your aproach to the way you do things. I allways look for your videos at the beginning of each week.
Thanks Bob 😊 sometimes my approach is a little unconventional 🙂
Love it!!! Trouble is with your channel, I started off looking at the mobile phone stands, moved swiftly onto the half lap joints and jig, and before you know it I'm on my second coffee and drawing up plans for a smaller table saw sled. Love the simplicity of your builds, instruction and manner. Top drawer Tommy 🇮🇪
Thanks very much that's music to my ears 🙂
Excellent video Tommy I’ve been meaning to make one for a long time, glad I stumbled upon this video cheers Phil 🔨🪚😊👌
Thanks very much 🙂
I like. This model; I have several made on you tube, but I like this design ; thanks
Thank you 🙂
Seen several made on you tube
Nice job Tommy. I love that saw! Thanks for posting. 👍
Thanks Allan 😊
Nice one Tommy, great project and great presentation. Very good 👍👍
Thanks 😊
Great video, very helpful. Also I had to subscribe just to hear that wonderful Irish brogue! Tanks!
Thank you very much 🙂 and welcome to the channel.
Just found the channel, I love it. Keep up the good work.
Thank you 🙂
500 subscribes just like that. Keep these videos coming!
Let's hope the subs continue 🙂
Another fabulous video. Definitely happy to subscribe. 👏👏👍😀
Thanks 🙂
You are Amazing
Thank you very much 🙂
Muy buen video tomas. Saludos desde Buenos Aires
Gracias 🙂
Another top video Tommy. I didn't know why I didn't think of making slots instead of tee track. I'm going to make your version today out of KD aussie hardwood. Thanks mate
Very useful and safe
Thank you very much and thanks for watching 🙂
Hi tommy a other geart video love the new intro . Just one thing and it is not in any way putting you down just saying so plz dont take any offence from this. The one thing i did not like is the music when you were working on the bandsaw and sander. Oh and as a cavan man i would never have money laying around the shop keep it in your pocket and never take it out lol
Thanks Thomas 😊 and harder than that to offend me 🤣🤣 just trying out new things and trust me them 4 coins is all I have 😭
@ i know the feeling lol
just a question Tommy, could you use three quarter inch ply for the fence? because oak is a bit expensive and like my mate says "It don't grow on trees ya know"
Hi Brian , yes you could but I would recommend doubling it up to 1.5 inch as it would be stiffer and give a bigger edge to square up.
What size table would you suggest for the average table saw?
Great video
Thank you
Hi Douglas, that would depend on what you wanted to cut using it. I would usually suggest keeping it just big enough for your needs as it makes it easier and lighter to use.
Still not using "Fritz und Franz"?
Why do you Americanize the European style table saw instead of using the much simpler solution developed years ago by the German woodworking business association? This proven solution is much more flexible and offers solution for many more problems.
Unfortunately didn't find a good English video, but Heiko Rech has a good intro which shows the possibilities without the need to understand the audio.
The rubber strip is available from Sautershop and a complete set with many add-ons is available from RUWI, but very expensive.
Just search for "Fritz und Franz" for more options
I am fully aware of the fritz und Franz system and its design and its purpose as I have it here. But in my opinion it has lots of limitations and actually slows down productivity. But with regards to cutting small parts the fritz und franz does not give you zero clearance option that is necessary especially when using a panel saw as there is no zero clearance insert like a standard table saw so the offcut still becomes an issue
@ Sorry can't see what cannot be done with Fritz und Franz and don't understand the need for zero-clearance on a sliding table saw. If it's the part is that small other tools should be considered. In addition you loose the ability to use the scoring cut.
Otherwise keep up the good work.
@@kiwi-iu1ny having read the previous comments and reply from Tommy can I ask how much experience do you have using a panel saw?
@@johnmurphy3854 Felder, Hammer, Altendorf, SCM, Martin. And I still have all my 10 digits
@@kiwi-iu1ny Never mind your digits, where is your channel, tutorials, shop, website?