It usually takes me a while to subscribe to people. But after watching a few of your videos, I fell in love the with the quality of everything you do. Keep up the amazing work, admitting your hilarious mistakes, and just being awesome. :)
Having no possible use for any of the custom builds you have created for your shop has not stopped me from subscribing, watching, and enjoying each and every video. Your friendly and personal interaction with your audience and the approachable projects mkae this one of the most satisfying channels I have discovered. Thank you!
Yo Alexandre, Andyman from the Netherlands here. Good vids, cool projects! But what I want to say is; don't be happy with MDF. I worked with it to extreme extent and have serious lung damage from it. The very fine dust from it contains a lot of chemical glue which the lungs can hardly get rid of. Just a health tip!
Great result in the end. I really like the 3D printed catches for the wings. I'll be doing something similar on my build, once I've fixed the lighting in my workshop. Thanks for another fantastic video.
Great design as always man. I think I'm gonna copy most of this design for my own miter saw. Thank you for all your time and effort put into this and sharing it with us.
The more I view Your videos, the more I want too. Clever ideas and tips, nice projects. Great variety of topics... Best of all (for me) is the energetic/fun/happy🌻vibration that you beam across. Thanks.
I was so inspired after watching I went out to my workshop and I made my own mitre station! I used 2x4s for the frame and didn't bother with a drawer but the wings are the same and I couldn't be happier with the results. Thanks Alex
Awesome video Alexandre! This is one of my favorite videos since your ceiling sound panels. Lots of thinking outside the box et you weren't afraid to show your mistakes and how to correct them. Can't wait for your future vids ALCH!
I love using MDF for projects, but one tip is to use a small round over bit on the edges. A smooth edge is much less likely to be damaged than a square edge. Nice project I want to build one of these soon and may use your plans.
Veldig bra design, og jeg digger hvordan du alltid klarer å forbedre tingene dine med litt 3D printing! Du er uten tvil woodworking-favoritten min her på TH-cam :)
Very nice work and I love your channel. You cut to the case and speed up video where necessary - also, no (or not that many) ads. You definitely deserve more credit! One thing for you to consider is to maybe show the 3D model when you talk about things that can be a bit difficult to follow from oral explanations. Or show the 3D model in the start to give an overview. Only if/when it makes sense of cause. Anyway, love your space-saving sawhorses - very cleverly designed! Love from Denmark!
I was wondering the purpose all the outside biscuits and screws? You did say the screws worked as clamps. Thinking glue and screws is enough, I guess the biscuit allowed for quick alignment of parts. Thanks for sharing a nice design.
and another awesome video, I always look forward to the next one... As for those builds it would really interest me how long it actually took you from draging out the huge board until the station was done. Just to get an estimate on the build time I would have to expect if I try this myself
Love your videos, started watching them recently. It will be nice if you incorporate more 3d printed stuff in your video and also add 3d printing time lapse as video overlays. 3D printing is a growing community and you would make a great addition.
Awesome as usual. Such thought to the details, especially that perfect fit for the dust vac ! haha Serious question: why not 3d print an optimized funnel/boot on the miter saw to direct the dust into the vacuum?
Great build. But there's one question left. And maybe you are going to update us about it. The wearout of the srewhead against the polymer ramps? Yes, you can print new ones and change them out but in longterm usage metal would perform much better. Whats your opinion about it?
you need to lock the chuck of your drill by twisting the chuck counterclockwise after you put the drillbit in and turning the chuck as you normally do. something i learned about chucks after owning the same drill a few years and being frustated each time the bit fell out while drilling holes
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I could not find the dowloadable plans for the 3 D print which you use in order to ‘lock’ the side wings in afixed position, could you help out? Thanks and good luck with your channel!
I saw your vise in the video could use a little love. Maybe you should make a video on restoring it! I enjoyed your other videos you made on restoring your other tools!
always make the middle shelf a little to low so you can shim your saw to the right hight. If you accidentally make the shelf to high you have to cut the shelve or rout out a bit for the saw to lower wich is to much work. so always shim it.
Just brought the plans as this is perfect and excactly what i was looking for. Just a quick one. How many sheets of 19mm mdf/plywood do i need for the whole project?.
Well done as always! Are you planning to making some form of stop block system for repeat cuts? BTW I have that same vacuum! It's pretty affordable but I really like it. I'm curious how you'd rate it compared to higher end vacuums 🙂
10:23 The small hard screw head will make a groove under the wind over time. Maybe add a small wood block there. Then you can just rotate the block by hand instead of the screw head with a screw driver. 13:14 After watching further, you mostly solved this problem by those plastic grooves.
Off topic when you did your 3d printed 1/1 up to 2/6 boxes 6 month's ago did you also do 1/6 and 3/3 designs for your sorting draws? If so were are thay if not could you make those available to use ob thingaverse sorry for the spelling mistakes.
I wonder if MDF will hold up after some use? Otherwise, it does look nice. Also, I don't know if it's correct to call MDF plywood since it's not layered wood but fiberboard. So more like spånskivor which is LDF or Hardboard (HDF)
What make and model is the vacuum cleaner you've used in this build? Just curious as I haven't seen one that is almost built into the barrel like that.
Why haven't i thought of using screws instead of clamps when it also helped for dry assemble.... Thanks man! Edit: Instead of putting the extra mdf under the saw you could make a zero clearance board the with of the saw
Michał Styczeń there will be a cut layout for all the parts so you know how much wood to get yes, as well as how to assemble everything. But nothing about the screws or what methods you choose for attaching the parts together ( apart from the hinges :)
@@achappel thanks for the explanation. So I guess that will be my next project as currently my mitter saw is used on a garden table (as that is usually where I do all my wod work)
Would the dry fitting with screws ruin the MDF threads? I mean the hole is already pre-drilled, the screw goes in, out and then finally in - is it not too lose then?
With that working area you have, I think you need a mobile table/sled that can carry your large plywoods/mdf instead of carrying it with all your strength...
I paid for your folding miter saw plans 2 weeks ago and still have not received them. Can you tell me when I might expect to receive these plans or if there is some way that I can download the plans as I am waiting to build this saw stand and can not start until I get the plans. Thanks in advance for your prompt reply to this message. sincerely, Harold
You should have automatically recieved a email with a download link to the files right after your purchase. Send me an email through the contact form on my website with your order nr and I'll send you the files :)
It usually takes me a while to subscribe to people. But after watching a few of your videos, I fell in love the with the quality of everything you do. Keep up the amazing work, admitting your hilarious mistakes, and just being awesome. :)
I highly agree man! My favorite by far
same thing here, it me couple videos to sub, he's a genius
"Biscuit, biscuit, cookie, biscuit" is likely going to be in my head forever XD
I'm normally the silent viewer, but I have to say I love to see your passion and your ideas. We can see you have fun by what you're doing. Keep up!
I can literally watch your videos all day. Love the energy and optimism. Man I need some of that in my life...
Kudos for showing us everything. Makes it way more human to give insights into mishaps like wrong measurements, and how to elegantly save the day.
I'd use magnets on the folding wings,so they will be fixed when they are not in use.
Aren't they covered when not in use?
How does he only have 136k subs the quality and the way he explains stuff is amazing
Having no possible use for any of the custom builds you have created for your shop has not stopped me from subscribing, watching, and enjoying each and every video. Your friendly and personal interaction with your audience and the approachable projects mkae this one of the most satisfying channels I have discovered. Thank you!
His videos make me want to find a use for these builds!
Yo Alexandre, Andyman from the Netherlands here. Good vids, cool projects! But what I want to say is; don't be happy with MDF. I worked with it to extreme extent and have serious lung damage from it. The very fine dust from it contains a lot of chemical glue which the lungs can hardly get rid of. Just a health tip!
Great result in the end. I really like the 3D printed catches for the wings. I'll be doing something similar on my build, once I've fixed the lighting in my workshop.
Thanks for another fantastic video.
Ikea needs to see this!
Truly excellent design.
Even the best carpenter in the world makes mistakes. How one recovers them is what is the true measure of experience!
I gotta say this is a great channel! Thank you Alexandre Chappel!
Great design as always man. I think I'm gonna copy most of this design for my own miter saw. Thank you for all your time and effort put into this and sharing it with us.
The more I view Your videos, the more I want too.
Clever ideas and tips, nice projects. Great variety of topics...
Best of all (for me) is the energetic/fun/happy🌻vibration that you beam across.
Thanks.
I was so inspired after watching I went out to my workshop and I made my own mitre station! I used 2x4s for the frame and didn't bother with a drawer but the wings are the same and I couldn't be happier with the results. Thanks Alex
Awesome video Alexandre! This is one of my favorite videos since your ceiling sound panels. Lots of thinking outside the box et you weren't afraid to show your mistakes and how to correct them. Can't wait for your future vids ALCH!
Love the detail got the plan’s but @81 have no 3D Printer! Could I buy some?
Perfect project and perfect video editing + awesome smile .... thanks
Ivan Miranda: SPACERS!
Alexandre Chappel: BISCUITS!
Well said!!
I don't actually build or craft things but watching your videos is rly satisfying
Greetings from South Africa
A practical and well designed mitre saw station. Keep up the good work. I just love this project
Cape Town
South Africa
Alexandre i love your works, you're such a great maker. Regards from Argentina 🇦🇷
I made the same height mistake when I built mine last year....Great videos. Deep pockets....
I loved this build. thanks for this video. Keep um comin.
6:26 the reason for that block is 2 fold😂👌
I love using MDF for projects, but one tip is to use a small round over bit on the edges. A smooth edge is much less likely to be damaged than a square edge. Nice project I want to build one of these soon and may use your plans.
Love this video. You actually share the happiness as well as the design itself. Thank you for making this great video.
I cant say enough great things about your videos. Keep up the great work 👍 😀
Absolutely love you and this project
Thanks !!!!!
Very nice mobile stand for your minor saw what would it take to get information on building your miter saw cabinet
you're so much fun to watch man.. seriously!
Thanks dude ✌️
Biscuit..biscuit..biscuit..biscuit..biscuit!
You deserve about 900k more subscribers :)
Veldig bra design, og jeg digger hvordan du alltid klarer å forbedre tingene dine med litt 3D printing!
Du er uten tvil woodworking-favoritten min her på TH-cam :)
Very nice work and I love your channel. You cut to the case and speed up video where necessary - also, no (or not that many) ads. You definitely deserve more credit!
One thing for you to consider is to maybe show the 3D model when you talk about things that can be a bit difficult to follow from oral explanations. Or show the 3D model in the start to give an overview. Only if/when it makes sense of cause. Anyway, love your space-saving sawhorses - very cleverly designed!
Love from Denmark!
I was wondering the purpose all the outside biscuits and screws? You did say the screws worked as clamps. Thinking glue and screws is enough, I guess the biscuit allowed for quick alignment of parts. Thanks for sharing a nice design.
and another awesome video, I always look forward to the next one...
As for those builds it would really interest me how long it actually took you from draging out the huge board until the station was done. Just to get an estimate on the build time I would have to expect if I try this myself
Love your videos, started watching them recently. It will be nice if you incorporate more 3d printed stuff in your video and also add 3d printing time lapse as video overlays. 3D printing is a growing community and you would make a great addition.
Nice.. i love the simple and clean design of the setup. i am thinking of simulair setups, also for my table saw.
I love the dry fit with screws, then disassemble for glue up and screws act as clamps. I'm always worried that my glue ups are shifting and sliding!
Another awesome build!
I can’t wait to get my own workshop!
Like the design. April Wilkerson did a similar thing. But when it works, it works :)
Awesome as usual. Such thought to the details, especially that perfect fit for the dust vac ! haha
Serious question: why not 3d print an optimized funnel/boot on the miter saw to direct the dust into the vacuum?
Good work man. Love your craft.
Great build. But there's one question left. And maybe you are going to update us about it. The wearout of the srewhead against the polymer ramps? Yes, you can print new ones and change them out but in longterm usage metal would perform much better. Whats your opinion about it?
you need to lock the chuck of your drill by twisting the chuck counterclockwise after you put the drillbit in and turning the chuck as you normally do. something i learned about chucks after owning the same drill a few years and being frustated each time the bit fell out while drilling holes
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I could not find the dowloadable plans for the 3 D print which you use in order to ‘lock’ the side wings in afixed position, could you help out? Thanks and good luck with your channel!
Great video! I like the design you ended up with.
I saw your vise in the video could use a little love. Maybe you should make a video on restoring it! I enjoyed your other videos you made on restoring your other tools!
always make the middle shelf a little to low so you can shim your saw to the right hight.
If you accidentally make the shelf to high you have to cut the shelve or rout out a bit for the saw to lower wich is to much work.
so always shim it.
Great video, do you have any details on how the saw and vacuum are wired together?
well done as usual. great design
Just brought the plans as this is perfect and excactly what i was looking for. Just a quick one. How many sheets of 19mm mdf/plywood do i need for the whole project?.
Well done as always! Are you planning to making some form of stop block system for repeat cuts?
BTW I have that same vacuum! It's pretty affordable but I really like it. I'm curious how you'd rate it compared to higher end vacuums 🙂
Very nice. Thank you Alexandre
Love this kind of buildings!
Love ur video u make my day 👏👏🙌🙌
Very neat 👌
Great job!! Love your videos
Can you put the link to your vacuum?
Excellent project.
which model vacuum did you use for the cart?
You make Cookie Monster very jealous 🍪😂
thats so cool Alex ! you get 100% watchtime from me
Beautiful how do I get the plans?
10:23 The small hard screw head will make a groove under the wind over time. Maybe add a small wood block there. Then you can just rotate the block by hand instead of the screw head with a screw driver.
13:14 After watching further, you mostly solved this problem by those plastic grooves.
Amazing man.. Just amazing!
Haha, no you didnt saw your vacuum cleaner, nope you didnt😂 cool design once again!
Really nice!
I fell a sleep I still liked it and I can look at you video agane ,new zealand
simply GREAT !
It looks really good with that wings ;-)
Great job love the videos
are you swedish becuase you have biltema maskerings tejp och papper?
Off topic when you did your 3d printed 1/1 up to 2/6 boxes 6 month's ago did you also do 1/6 and 3/3 designs for your sorting draws?
If so were are thay if not could you make those available to use ob thingaverse sorry for the spelling mistakes.
awesome vid thank you
I wonder if MDF will hold up after some use? Otherwise, it does look nice. Also, I don't know if it's correct to call MDF plywood since it's not layered wood but fiberboard. So more like spånskivor which is LDF or Hardboard (HDF)
What's with the smoke at 3:17? Do your drill bits get that hot drilling MDF?
What make and model is the vacuum cleaner you've used in this build? Just curious as I haven't seen one that is almost built into the barrel like that.
10:50 you're missing the link to the router templates build video
th-cam.com/video/1JAlafBVjtE/w-d-xo.html
Measure twice mate! 😄 Great build 👍
Why haven't i thought of using screws instead of clamps when it also helped for dry assemble.... Thanks man!
Edit: Instead of putting the extra mdf under the saw you could make a zero clearance board the with of the saw
amazing video! I would like to get those plans, but are they giving information about how much of stuff you need (wood, what screws etc?)
Michał Styczeń there will be a cut layout for all the parts so you know how much wood to get yes, as well as how to assemble everything. But nothing about the screws or what methods you choose for attaching the parts together ( apart from the hinges :)
@@achappel thanks for the explanation. So I guess that will be my next project as currently my mitter saw is used on a garden table (as that is usually where I do all my wod work)
Link for that power strip that kicks on the vacuum? Thanks!
I bought the plans but can only assume that I have to mount the top shelf according to my own particular saw, which is not the same as yours.
I really want to know what dust collector he's using and if there's a UK equivalent
The Titan vac from screwfix are very similar. I have three of them, they are fantastic
The table saw you have, do you want to share brand and model ? Hard to find these with a smaller footprint for the hobby shop
It looks very similar to my Hammer K3 by Felder Group but I'm not sure It's the same machine
top job !
How would one get the router plate without a 3d printer?
Why is this so satisfying?
What is the purpose of the tape behind the piano hinge?
Would the dry fitting with screws ruin the MDF threads? I mean the hole is already pre-drilled, the screw goes in, out and then finally in - is it not too lose then?
Doing it twice is fine in my experience, but I wouldn't do it more than necessary no.
Do you really think the glued on adjusting block is capable of handling spontanious loads?`I would skrew it in at least with one skew...
13:32 Where can I find these wing stays?
I'm going to build one.
Bravoooo maestro
At 10:55 you forgot the link.
magic
With that working area you have, I think you need a mobile table/sled that can carry your large plywoods/mdf instead of carrying it with all your strength...
Muy buenos trabajos
where you come from ?? Austria, Germany ??
Nice.
I paid for your folding miter saw plans 2 weeks ago and still have not received them. Can you tell me when I might expect to receive these plans or if there is some way that I can download the plans as I am waiting to build this saw stand and can not start until I get the plans. Thanks in advance for your prompt reply to this message. sincerely, Harold
You should have automatically recieved a email with a download link to the files right after your purchase. Send me an email through the contact form on my website with your order nr and I'll send you the files :)