Hey, friend. I'm from Indonesia, can I pay you directly for the plan? Because it's so hard to pay it from the website, my bank have decline it several times.
@@jtcmlt1 I think you may have misinterpreted his concern. He’s not concerned about someone making this tool, he’s concerned about the copyright on video.
JSK-koubou is one of about 6 to 12 channels who consistently produce good, well-produced, well-filmed, detailed, no-nonsense/no BS videos of very useful and/or elegantly designed tools, items, furniture, etc. I heartily recommend this channel to any artists, woodworkers, or makers of any kind out there. A perfect example of how to produce top-notch videos for fellow makers, as well as to showcase their own creativity, talents and work, minus any obnoxious music intros, no exasperating non-sequitur personal monologues about their lives/businesses/dogs/etc. Clear and to-the-point. Thanks JSK-koubou!
"minus any obnoxious music intros, no exasperating non-sequitur personal monologues about their lives/businesses/dogs/etc." Amen to that!! All that stuff is for self gratification. JSK-koubou and a few others who create videos without all the face-time chat really are doing us a favor by not talking.
Finally completed my own and it's amazingly accurate! Some pointers for those who might be interested in building one. I ran into a few issues on the build, I tried the stainless pipe option but couldn't find pipe that fitted well into the bearing blocks. I finally settled on chrome solid shafts with bearing supports. One thing to note is the saw you will be using, be aware of the blade cut depth, and the saw (left or right handed) both were different from the Makita used in the JSK build. I had to make adjustments for my Dewalt saw. Now its done I'm delighted with it! Update: To add a bit more flexibility to the mitre cutting I've fitted a 30mm t-track with slider bar with an adjustable mitre gauge making it possible to cut more angles. Thanks JSK
@@fabrice5057 Hi there, I'd say definitely, but use solid shafts and bearing supports, only drawback is the weight. Those solid shafts make it heavy, if you're not planning on moving it around it should be just fine.
Огромное спасибо Вам за видео. Получил не просто эстетическое удовольствие, а точную инструкцию, что я хочу сделать с моей ручной циркулярной пилой. Браво! Ни одного слова, без музыки но доходчиво и понятно.
16:47 The fine adjustment is a clever idea. I watched a few times to understand and finally realised that was the simplest way way to adjust the blade direction. Well done
@@endriupj Sorry for the late response. This is to ensure the saw traverses parallel to the guides(rails). If this isn't done properly getting squares can be tricky
Please turn on subtitles on youtube and watch. 字幕付なので、youtubeの字幕をＯＮにしてご視聴ください。 It is an improved version of the circular saw slide table previously made. 以前作った丸鋸スライド台の改良型になります。と言ってもほとんど別物です。 th-cam.com/video/ho4Q-pMLG6o/w-d-xo.html
Ещё ни когда не видел, у такого мастера, таких чистых рук и ногтей, (Я думаю, ногти даже наманикюрены ). В любом случае, работа охренительная. Респект.
I absolutely agree. Your machines and equipment are amazing, clean work and great ideas. 👍👍👍Greetings from Prague David Naprosto souhlasím. Vaše stroje a zařízení jsou úžasné, čistá práce a vynikající nápady. 👍👍👍Zdravím z Prahy David
The quality of raw material you have available in your market is just brilliant. The quality of the ply board, the rods and the sliders on it. Even if I pay extreme amount I'll still not find such things here in India.
Greatest idea never seen before... I v small workshop of picture frame... We r cutting 4×8ft bored daily in quantity... the idea sliding table saw is cheapest solution for me after lockdown I m going to make...
When I saw the opening image I thought it was a review for a Factory made precision product. WOW! you made it! Unbelievable. What amazing workmanship and design. Thanks.
I have a single car garage that i will still need to park my car in. Your panel saw is the best space-saving solution I've seen and will be purchasing your plans to build one myself. Love your work. Thank you Sir!!!
In the 20 years prior to my retirement, I worked for a Japanese auto factory. When I went into management, I spent 3 weeks in Japan studying Kaizen, the philosophy of continuous improvement so that I could manage a group that embodied that philosophy. This gentleman takes that philosophy to a whole new level. It is a pleasure to follow his works.
Everything is perfect beyond imagination and suddenly... the counterweight is a bottle of jack daniels and a random plastic bag filled with something. I admire you deeply
Hallo, das ist mit Abstand das Beste an handwerklicher Ausführung und Funktionalität was ich seit langem gesehen habe! Ich mag diese Art der sauberen Arbeit.
Absolut. Zum einen findet sich das bei allen japanischen Handwerken, dass das (minimalistische und rationale) Design der Werkzeuge und Vorrichtungen einen wesentlichen Aspekt eines ganzheitlichen Selbstverständnisses von Handwerker, Arbeitsprozess und Endprodukt darstellt und zum anderen ist das eine Komponente modernen Designs: Weglassen mach klarer, einfacher, billiger und sicherer. Das ganze "grobstollige" Gedöns an unseren Akkuschraubern und Gartengeräten rührt nur aus der "bling-bling" Denke vertriebsgesteuerter Maketingabteilungen her... die könnten hier was lernen ;-)
Wow ! I saw so many videos about creating a circular saw guide but this is absolutely the best. It seems to be the more accurate then ever. Compliments from Milan, Italy
Светлая голова, отличный инженер, золотые и чистые руки, великолепный результат! Спасибо! The bright head, the excellent engineer, gold and clean hands, magnificent result! Thank!
Google Translator: How can a man have such patience? He is the calm in person. Exactly, thoughtfully, patiently, not collapsing the workshop :-) Even if some parts are put in the right position, he remains with his hands in this position and is not hectic on the next move. I want to be like that too. Something has flown through the workshop for me, NEVER with him! Super type super work very entertaining very instructive. Best grade from me! LG Ralf
Lots of sake? :) Ooops... My mistake... Lots of Jack Daniels... I made that comment before I saw the empty Jack Daniels bottle being used as a counterweight... :)
Neat and clean, not forgotten his accuracy but for us who are a hobbyist don't know how the part called that makes us difficult to buy online. The beautiful art of work. Thank you.
The shafts look like 20mm and are supported by linear bearing shafts or blocks SC20UU, the tracks are most likely 19mm t-tracks (also come in 30mm), the metal close to the black end block is a T-Slot Aluminum Profile Extrusion Frame. These come in different sizes 20x40mm, 40x80mm etc.. All these are generally available on Amazon, Aliexpress etc.
For panel saw attatch hinge at top. Then install a murphy type hinged leg on the back. Pull bottom out away from wall fold out hinged leg on back. It will prop bottom of panel out slightly. Very good work! Nice video!
Você foi simplesmente fantástico na idealização e confecção desta ferramenta de corte. Agradeço muito por ter compartilhado conosco os planos! Saudações nossas aqui do Brasil!!!
@@SigmaOnWork ))) это направляющие к ЛЮБОМУ ЧПУ станку. для 3D прнтера они слишком толстые, там используются 8 мм а тут 25 мм, для более сильных нагрузок.
Wie kann ein Mann so eine Geduld haben? Er ist die Ruhe in Person. Genau, bedacht, Geduldig, nicht die Werkstatt zusammenschlagend :-) Sogar wenn manche Teile in die richtige Lage gebracht werden, verbleibt er mit den Händen in dieser Position und ist nicht hektisch schon am nächsten Zug. Ich will auch so sein. Bei mir ist auch schon mal was durch die Werkstatt geflogen, bei ihm NIE!! Super Typ Super Arbeit Sehr unterhaltsam sehr lehrreich. Best-Note von mir! LG Ralf
Such a skillful and mastercraftman... the precision, patience, knowledge, creativity and tools. After all of this, I was laughing out loud with the weights use to pull the power saw up the guide rail... such a genius and humour. 😀🤣👏😅
You know, these Japanese diy videos are different from most western style. No loud music and sped up editing. You need more time and concentration watching this. Very Zen like.
Excellent design and precision.... Me being a tool maker and a mechanical engineer fully appreciate your work. I had this design in my mind and was searching for and I found yours....Thanks a lot for sharing.
I ask myself if this jig can actually replace a table saw and/or a miter saw. I think it is a fantastic jig with the ability to be very precise. I am in the same position as many other viewers: We are all wondering were to purchase the parts and the name and size of each part. You did such a good job with the tutorial why not provide a link to amazon.com or whatever so people could buy the parts ( Amazon will pay you a small commission ). If that can not be done at least a list all the names of all parts and the size. That would enable to let the viewer buy the parts on the net. Without the purchasing assistance your tutorials could be viewed as a frustrating tease. You have thought it out this far, makes complete fair and convenient to the viewer. Best Regards Dirk
Absoluta limpieza en el trabajo, precisión, ingeniería, paciencia, video de alta resolución, sin habloteo abrumador. Excelente trabajo y muchas felicitaciones para JSK "Intelligent Hands" Koubou
You are a masterful designer . And even though I doubt I would ever try to produce one of your creations ( i like more rustic tools ) Watching is a relaxing . And for you I think these are as much an exercise in Zen concentration where the journey is at least half the reward . (I, however, always glean an idea or two that I incorporate into one of my designs ) Thank you !
THIS. This is EXACTLY what I need. I don't have money nor room for table saw, but I needed something that gives me versatility and precision. And I'm frankly intimidated by a blade running in your face and having fingers close to it (even with using these pushing things). I know there a safty guards for table saws, but still.
Why go to all this trouble. The bearings are designed to use the shafts that are precision ground to exacting tollerances. I doubt that the shafts were. His workmanship is top notch. I would have spent the money on the shafts. I have seen this done with rollers and pipe and they work great too. Back in the 80s i had a cabinet shop and i set up many jigs with these bearings and shafts and they are machine grade...very nice to work with.
@@jeffreyhill3960 Current pricing of those linear bushings is around $136.00 (USD) times 4. $550.00 just for the bushings. The whole set up is cost-prohibitive.
@@murrayhill9000 People use dirt cheap chinese lm20uus in diy CNC mills. I think it's good enough for something like this. Misumi, a brand name with a US branch that does machining in the US, shouldn't be much more expensive
@@murrayhill9000 I found them on UK eBay, £24 for 4, £28 on Amazon, so certainly not prohibitively expensive. Stainless steel tube is also inexpensive, and the aluminium extrusions are all fairly easy to find and also inexpensive.
I wish I had half your talent. I saw this a few times in your other videos and at first I thought it was too complicated compared to a table saw, too many extra hold downs and whatnot, but the more I watch the more I realize how much worth there is in this machine. The fact alone that it can replace most things a tablesaw can do and it takes up no floor space at all makes it a very handy tool indeed. I would have to take it off the wall for panel cutting however, because I just can't dedicate that much wall space. Perhaps I could mount it to a bench though.. Anyway, I definitely came around with this tool. Although I doubt I'll be making one. I can enjoy the craftsmanship none the less.
Wonderful, thank you very much, amazing work. In addition, by having an explanation in letters in the screen , it is better understood, so we can know what materials are used, especially when we were beginning to learn 😀
For sure the neatest and most professional looking home made circular saw guide on the web. Just seems too complicated for me to make. ( Me a novice woodworker. )
A light blow of primer followed by a skim of filler rubs down easily and gives a lovely base for paint. You might find some Rawl (expanding) bolts that fit into the slide tubes.
Great videos - thanks so much for the detail. One suggestion, when drilling aluminium I always use a little dish-washing liquid on the bit. Same would go for the tap. It always makes the job a lot easier with less tendency to melt the ali, causing it to "grab" the bit, often leading to breakage. Same applies to drilling lead, though people do that less often. Please keep the great work coming. Regards, Steve.
Most of my drills will grab some aluminium and have to bel cleaned out. I'll try some dish washing liquid though it can be corrosive. Silicone grease is also worth a try.
I've learned that aluminium should be cooled with alcohol. We drill a lot of faceplates and two things are important. Don't use "standard" drills to prevent the melting effect. The "G" type bits are needed. And then cool with alcohol. This works perfekt. G-Type drill bits have an different shaped tip. The good thing: No cleaning needed after drilling. It's a very clean process. :-)
Still amazing every episode filled with elegant solutions I am such a geek, you sir, are a genius. Kudos! I am continually surprised that you find time to educate us, when your talents would be better employed saving the World. So many problems could use your attention. I.E. water pumps, solar power, the list is endless.
Fantastic panel saw! It’s even more versatile than the manufactured ones. One piece of advice is to stop the saw before pulling it back up. Pulling it back up while it’s running dulls the blade quickly.
After assembly, what is the maximum thickness of the material you can cut? Also, I wished I lived in Japan, the prices for material from Mistumi USA is 4 times the amount it would cost me to purchase the linear shafts and bearings in Japan with the conversion rate! I ordered the plans and this is an awesome project you made.
Brilliant project, I've looked for years for a vertical saw, definitely want to build one, it would make space to be able to cut /rip. As always follow your videos...
Excellent work!!!!! I wish you would put up comprehensive scaled plans so that others could replicate the project that you have done. Great job, please keep it up.
Tip for viewers: It's very risky to tap hole using a regular drill. You risk either stripping the thread or breaking the tap. Always do it by hand, especially when tapping soft materials like aluminium.
@@elparcerodc Perhaps some of us see the mistakes because we have _decades_ of professional experience. Note that my tip was directed at potential viewers, not the author of the video.
@@mururoa7024 well if I'm making something don't you want to be your own masterpiece? As a human being of course is about me but doesn't mean I'm won't take ideas from others but I won't be a clone of someone's ideology my friend.
This chap is a skilled engineer and the fact there is no commentary it is watchable in any language so to speak (pardon the pun). Put up a list of materials as this would make copying sooooo much easier.
Okay guys, I found the name. It's linear bearing SCS20UU. Much thanks to Gökmen Altuntaş video. Check out his channel. I found most of his creations are very simple and effective
![[How to make a circular saw crosscut jig] Flip-up type (perpendicular fine adjustment function)](/img/n.gif)
If you find any unauthorized reproduction of the JSK-koubou video, please report it to me.
Thank you.
JSK-koubouビデオの無断複製を見つけた場合は、報告していただけると助かります。
Hey, friend. I'm from Indonesia, can I pay you directly for the plan? Because it's so hard to pay it from the website, my bank have decline it several times.
thanks for the subtitle
JSK-koubou My friend, that is a very common tool in the USA. Big stores have them.
Of course, it is illegal and unfair and a lack of respect for such an excellent professional
@@jtcmlt1 I think you may have misinterpreted his concern. He’s not concerned about someone making this tool, he’s concerned about the copyright on video.
JSK-koubou is one of about 6 to 12 channels who consistently produce good, well-produced, well-filmed, detailed, no-nonsense/no BS videos of very useful and/or elegantly designed tools, items, furniture, etc. I heartily recommend this channel to any artists, woodworkers, or makers of any kind out there.
A perfect example of how to produce top-notch videos for fellow makers, as well as to showcase their own creativity, talents and work, minus any obnoxious music intros, no exasperating non-sequitur personal monologues about their lives/businesses/dogs/etc. Clear and to-the-point.
Thanks JSK-koubou!
What are the other channels that are good? I love this sort of content! Thanks.
"minus any obnoxious music intros, no exasperating non-sequitur personal monologues about their lives/businesses/dogs/etc." Amen to that!! All that stuff is for self gratification. JSK-koubou and a few others who create videos without all the face-time chat really are doing us a favor by not talking.
Finally completed my own and it's amazingly accurate! Some pointers for those who might be interested in building one. I ran into a few issues on the build, I tried the stainless pipe option but couldn't find pipe that fitted well into the bearing blocks. I finally settled on chrome solid shafts with bearing supports. One thing to note is the saw you will be using, be aware of the blade cut depth, and the saw (left or right handed) both were different from the Makita used in the JSK build. I had to make adjustments for my Dewalt saw. Now its done I'm delighted with it!
Update: To add a bit more flexibility to the mitre cutting I've fitted a 30mm t-track with slider bar with an adjustable mitre gauge making it possible to cut more angles.
Thanks JSK
Thanks Bruce,
Do you think it's rigid enough to make a slighty longer one ?
Thanks JSK by the way.
@@fabrice5057 Hi there, I'd say definitely, but use solid shafts and bearing supports, only drawback is the weight. Those solid shafts make it heavy, if you're not planning on moving it around it should be just fine.
Огромное спасибо Вам за видео. Получил не просто эстетическое удовольствие, а точную инструкцию, что я хочу сделать с моей ручной циркулярной пилой. Браво! Ни одного слова, без музыки но доходчиво и понятно.
Сделал уже подобную конструкцию? Интересует где можно купить в РФ идеально ровные прутки и остальные детали для сборки
@@ВасилийПупкин-з1л ДА ХОТЬ ГДЕ...
16:47 The fine adjustment is a clever idea. I watched a few times to understand and finally realised that was the simplest way way to adjust the blade direction. Well done
Could you please shed some light on what's actually being done there? I saw this couple times and still no idea what was it for?
@@endriupj Sorry for the late response. This is to ensure the saw traverses parallel to the guides(rails). If this isn't done properly getting squares can be tricky
Please turn on subtitles on youtube and watch.
字幕付なので、youtubeの字幕をＯＮにしてご視聴ください。
It is an improved version of the circular saw slide table previously made.
以前作った丸鋸スライド台の改良型になります。と言ってもほとんど別物です。
th-cam.com/video/ho4Q-pMLG6o/w-d-xo.html
お疲れ様です！
字幕も楽しみにしています
やっと字幕ができました～
I built that cutting device 30 years ago for my skilsaw, but the one I made has an implement for miter cuts.
これ、特許出された方がいいと思います。
Ещё ни когда не видел, у такого мастера, таких чистых рук и ногтей, (Я думаю, ногти даже наманикюрены ). В любом случае, работа охренительная. Респект.
А как он это всё медленно делает. Можно и забыть что он в начале начинал делать. 😁😁😁👍👍👍👍👌👌 работу тяните как кота за яйца.
That's not a Cross cut jig!......
It's a work of art!!! Thank you for taking the time to produce, edit and publish this video. Truly remarkable.
I absolutely agree. Your machines and equipment are amazing, clean work and great ideas. 👍👍👍Greetings from Prague David
Naprosto souhlasím. Vaše stroje a zařízení jsou úžasné, čistá práce a vynikající nápady. 👍👍👍Zdravím z Prahy David
The quality of raw material you have available in your market is just brilliant. The quality of the ply board, the rods and the sliders on it. Even if I pay extreme amount I'll still not find such things here in India.
Mind blowing precision, perfection, design & engineering. Your skills are undeniable.
Greatest idea never seen before... I v small workshop of picture frame...
We r cutting 4×8ft bored daily in quantity... the idea sliding table saw is cheapest solution for me after lockdown I m going to make...
When I saw the opening image I thought it was a review for a Factory made precision product. WOW! you made it! Unbelievable. What amazing workmanship and design.
Thanks.
I have a single car garage that i will still need to park my car in. Your panel saw is the best space-saving solution I've seen and will be purchasing your plans to build one myself. Love your work. Thank you Sir!!!
No words: Quiet, calm, clean, competent and here it is beauty !!! Just super
In the 20 years prior to my retirement, I worked for a Japanese auto factory. When I went into management, I spent 3 weeks in Japan studying Kaizen, the philosophy of continuous improvement so that I could manage a group that embodied that philosophy. This gentleman takes that philosophy to a whole new level. It is a pleasure to follow his works.
Everything is perfect beyond imagination and suddenly... the counterweight is a bottle of jack daniels and a random plastic bag filled with something. I admire you deeply
Thought you were joking!
Man has style.
Lol
Vous êtes "incroyable", précision, justesse, un maître....
Hallo, das ist mit Abstand das Beste an handwerklicher Ausführung und Funktionalität was ich seit langem gesehen habe!
Ich mag diese Art der sauberen Arbeit.
@Ho Ernst I second that.
Genau auf den Punkt ! :)
Absolut. Zum einen findet sich das bei allen japanischen Handwerken, dass das (minimalistische und rationale) Design der Werkzeuge und Vorrichtungen einen wesentlichen Aspekt eines ganzheitlichen Selbstverständnisses von Handwerker, Arbeitsprozess und Endprodukt darstellt und zum anderen ist das eine Komponente modernen Designs: Weglassen mach klarer, einfacher, billiger und sicherer. Das ganze "grobstollige" Gedöns an unseren Akkuschraubern und Gartengeräten rührt nur aus der "bling-bling" Denke vertriebsgesteuerter Maketingabteilungen her... die könnten hier was lernen ;-)
Очень качественное видео. Великолепное исполнение! Вы делаете полезные инструменты и снимаете толковое видео. Учусь на Ваших роликах. Спасибо
Wow ! I saw so many videos about creating a circular saw guide but this is absolutely the best. It seems to be the more accurate then ever. Compliments from Milan, Italy
gianbix that’s true!!!
Светлая голова, отличный инженер, золотые и чистые руки, великолепный результат! Спасибо! The bright head, the excellent engineer, gold and clean hands, magnificent result! Thank!
A good hands belongs to she
Google Translator:
How can a man have such patience? He is the calm in person. Exactly, thoughtfully, patiently, not collapsing the workshop :-) Even if some parts are put in the right position, he remains with his hands in this position and is not hectic on the next move. I want to be like that too. Something has flown through the workshop for me, NEVER with him! Super type super work very entertaining very instructive. Best grade from me! LG Ralf
You have to go to Japan to experience this sort of patience, calm and perfection - kudos to JSK-koudou
I was thinking the same thing as I was watching
I'm
I was saying the same thing to my hubby. Lol
Lots of sake? :)
Ooops... My mistake... Lots of Jack Daniels... I made that comment before I saw the empty Jack Daniels bottle being used as a counterweight... :)
You´re the best, quiet, calm and very explicit. Thank you for your work.
Amazing talent. I will never get to make one of these, but it never stops me watching a true master at work.
Neat and clean, not forgotten his accuracy but for us who are a hobbyist don't know how the part called that makes us difficult to buy online. The beautiful art of work. Thank you.
The shafts look like 20mm and are supported by linear bearing shafts or blocks SC20UU, the tracks are most likely 19mm t-tracks (also come in 30mm), the metal close to the black end block is a T-Slot Aluminum Profile Extrusion Frame. These come in different sizes 20x40mm, 40x80mm etc.. All these are generally available on Amazon, Aliexpress etc.
何回も見ています。惚れ惚れします。本当に素晴らしいの一言につきます。
For panel saw attatch hinge at top. Then install a murphy type hinged leg on the back. Pull bottom out away from wall fold out hinged leg on back. It will prop bottom of panel out slightly. Very good work! Nice video!
By far, this is the most usefull and amazing jig for a circular saw i ever see all this years on the net!
Tank you sir for share it with all of us!
You are a god in DIY. I've seen a lot of videos with good ideas. What I see here surpasses everything!
Você foi simplesmente fantástico na idealização e confecção desta ferramenta de corte. Agradeço muito por ter compartilhado conosco os planos! Saudações nossas aqui do Brasil!!!
Vous travaillez comme un chef....Bravo pour le travail soigné..........
You Sir are a legend, 10 out of 10 for ingenuity!
What a master he is. It is such a pleasure to look at all he does. Truly inspirational.
Молодец!, как всегда аккуратно, точно и доступно. Мне очень понравилось. Спасибо за ваш труд!
Добрый день. Подскажите, а по какому запросу искать такие опоры для направляющих? Как это вообще называется правильно?
@@ОлександрСкуратов-щ7ь сам смотрел и улыбался ))) все-то у него есть. Возможно, это часть от 3Д принтера.
@@ОлександрСкуратов-щ7ь это скорее всего sc25uu
@@SigmaOnWork ))) это направляющие к ЛЮБОМУ ЧПУ станку. для 3D прнтера они слишком толстые, там используются 8 мм а тут 25 мм, для более сильных нагрузок.
@@aleksandr-che спасибо за подсказку. 13$ за штуку- ценник не бютжетный)
Wie kann ein Mann so eine Geduld haben? Er ist die Ruhe in Person. Genau, bedacht, Geduldig, nicht die Werkstatt zusammenschlagend :-) Sogar wenn manche Teile in die richtige Lage gebracht werden, verbleibt er mit den Händen in dieser Position und ist nicht hektisch schon am nächsten Zug. Ich will auch so sein. Bei mir ist auch schon mal was durch die Werkstatt geflogen, bei ihm NIE!! Super Typ Super Arbeit Sehr unterhaltsam sehr lehrreich. Best-Note von mir! LG Ralf
great work and thanks for not putting music, I love your ideas
Such a skillful and mastercraftman... the precision, patience, knowledge, creativity and tools. After all of this, I was laughing out loud with the weights use to pull the power saw up the guide rail... such a genius and humour. 😀🤣👏😅
That's great, great work - I thought it was a mass produced, commercial product when I saw the thumbnail because it looks so well developed.
How lucky you are, when having such a fully equipped work shop with famous tools brands.
All about discipline, Details and spirit of the perfectionist... Brave too...
Das beste was ich je gesehen habe , ganz großes Hobby Kino!!!
You know, these Japanese diy videos are different from most western style. No loud music and sped up editing. You need more time and concentration watching this. Very Zen like.
I think you over-generalize.
Excellent design and precision.... Me being a tool maker and a mechanical engineer fully appreciate your work. I had this design in my mind and was searching for and I found yours....Thanks a lot for sharing.
Vous êtes un génie. Beau travail de précision. Merci pour cette belle vidéo
Another great build. A panel saw that will not cost you a lot of money to build. Brilliant!
I ask myself if this jig can actually replace a table saw and/or a miter saw. I think it is a fantastic jig with the ability to be very precise. I am in the same position
as many other viewers: We are all wondering were to purchase the parts and the name and size of each part. You did such a good job with the tutorial why not provide a link to amazon.com or whatever so people could buy the parts ( Amazon will pay you a small commission ). If that can not be done at least a list all the names of all
parts and the size. That would enable to let the viewer buy the parts on the net. Without the purchasing assistance your tutorials could be viewed as a frustrating tease. You have thought it out this far, makes complete fair and convenient to the viewer. Best Regards Dirk
I am thinking about the same. Except ripping large boards this can pretty much good enough.
Absoluta limpieza en el trabajo, precisión, ingeniería, paciencia, video de alta resolución, sin habloteo abrumador. Excelente trabajo y muchas felicitaciones para JSK "Intelligent Hands" Koubou
You are a masterful designer . And even though I doubt I would ever try to produce one of your creations ( i like more rustic tools ) Watching is a relaxing . And for you I think these are as much an exercise in Zen concentration where the journey is at least half the reward . (I, however, always glean an idea or two that I incorporate into one of my designs ) Thank you !
THIS. This is EXACTLY what I need. I don't have money nor room for table saw, but I needed something that gives me versatility and precision. And I'm frankly intimidated by a blade running in your face and having fingers close to it (even with using these pushing things). I know there a safty guards for table saws, but still.
I've thought of a project like this for so long. You have convinced me!
Great idea to use hollow pipe instead of costly solid shafts.
Why go to all this trouble. The bearings are designed to use the shafts that are precision ground to exacting tollerances. I doubt that the shafts were. His workmanship is top notch. I would have spent the money on the shafts. I have seen this done with rollers and pipe and they work great too. Back in the 80s i had a cabinet shop and i set up many jigs with these bearings and shafts and they are machine grade...very nice to work with.
@@jeffreyhill3960 Current pricing of those linear bushings is around $136.00 (USD) times 4. $550.00 just for the bushings. The whole set up is cost-prohibitive.
@@murrayhill9000 Those 20mm linear bushings cost only $ 16 for 4. Buy them on Aliexpress.
@@murrayhill9000 People use dirt cheap chinese lm20uus in diy CNC mills. I think it's good enough for something like this. Misumi, a brand name with a US branch that does machining in the US, shouldn't be much more expensive
@@murrayhill9000 I found them on UK eBay, £24 for 4, £28 on Amazon, so certainly not prohibitively expensive. Stainless steel tube is also inexpensive, and the aluminium extrusions are all fairly easy to find and also inexpensive.
That is beautiful. The only tiny tub I would add.. is to put the power cord on a counter weight pully to keep it out of the way. Perfection
Super work of ART..
Ive seen a some of your tools and all are a master piece in their own right.
I wish I had half your talent. I saw this a few times in your other videos and at first I thought it was too complicated compared to a table saw, too many extra hold downs and whatnot, but the more I watch the more I realize how much worth there is in this machine. The fact alone that it can replace most things a tablesaw can do and it takes up no floor space at all makes it a very handy tool indeed. I would have to take it off the wall for panel cutting however, because I just can't dedicate that much wall space. Perhaps I could mount it to a bench though.. Anyway, I definitely came around with this tool. Although I doubt I'll be making one. I can enjoy the craftsmanship none the less.
In depth information without speaking, well done and a great practical project 👍
Велике задоволення отримав від перегляду, Операційна чистота та досконалість. Браво!
Как всегда отлично!!! Жду новых видео!!!
很欣慰能看到来自台湾的匠人，很有日本人的水准
I said this before, you're in another level, god level. Amazing project, thanks for sharing.
Wonderful, thank you very much, amazing work. In addition, by having an explanation in letters in the screen , it is better understood, so we can know what materials are used, especially when we were beginning to learn 😀
For sure the neatest and most professional looking home made circular saw guide on the web. Just seems too complicated for me to make. ( Me a novice woodworker. )
Within 1min I subscribed for...
*Way of making neatness and Accuracy
Акуратнее мастера я ещё не видел. Японская точность и дисциплина. У меня нет слов только эмоции. Жму руку мастеру.
After mulling over your excellent design, an idea came to mind, adapt the sled to also take a router !! That would be cool ...
😎👍☘
just a planing sled. you can buy em cheap or make one, there are a ton of videos on u tube for slab jigs for routers
工匠精神，你是做得最好的 ！制作过程的每一步，都很享受 ！
The tranquility, the ease/easiness, the precision -could add more- is just an art for itself. Gr8 1 √√
Просто Класс!!! Смотрел не отрываясь! Спасибо за Ваши идеи и прекрасное исполнение!!!! Огромный ЛАЙК!!!!!
Great project! Thanks for sharing your ideas! “Live long and prosper”. 🖖🏻
A light blow of primer followed by a skim of filler rubs down easily and gives a lovely base for paint.
You might find some Rawl (expanding) bolts that fit into the slide tubes.
Great videos - thanks so much for the detail. One suggestion, when drilling aluminium I always use a little dish-washing liquid on the bit. Same would go for the tap. It always makes the job a lot easier with less tendency to melt the ali, causing it to "grab" the bit, often leading to breakage. Same applies to drilling lead, though people do that less often. Please keep the great work coming. Regards, Steve.
Most of my drills will grab some aluminium and have to bel cleaned out. I'll try some dish washing liquid though it can be corrosive. Silicone grease is also worth a try.
I've learned that aluminium should be cooled with alcohol. We drill a lot of faceplates and two things are important. Don't use "standard" drills to prevent the melting effect. The "G" type bits are needed. And then cool with alcohol. This works perfekt. G-Type drill bits have an different shaped tip. The good thing: No cleaning needed after drilling. It's a very clean process. :-)
Super cool. This could easily replace the need of a table saw in lots of use cases, maybe not all, but definitely a bunch for sure!
projeto maravilhoso. Admiro a precisão de seus projetos e acompanhar a jornada é sempre um prazer. Grata por compartilhar. :)
An artist for sure. Unreal.
Still amazing every episode filled with elegant solutions I am such a geek, you sir, are a genius. Kudos!
I am continually surprised that you find time to educate us, when your talents would be better employed saving the World.
So many problems could use your attention. I.E. water pumps, solar power, the list is endless.
I bought a flooring Saw! It works just like this, and I didn't have to build it 👊💥
Congratulations!
Can you describe the list of materials?
Thanks!
Fantastic panel saw! It’s even more versatile than the manufactured ones. One piece of advice is to stop the saw before pulling it back up. Pulling it back up while it’s running dulls the blade quickly.
I want to build one of these for sure. Fantastic job guy. I always say that but your work is an art.
like! me too
外国の人に凄く受けてますね。
超絶技巧だとか、もはやアートとか、彼の人となりが素晴らしいとか。
世界トップクラスのクラフト技術だと思います。
After assembly, what is the maximum thickness of the material you can cut? Also, I wished I lived in Japan, the prices for material from Mistumi USA is 4 times the amount it would cost me to purchase the linear shafts and bearings in Japan with the conversion rate! I ordered the plans and this is an awesome project you made.
Молодец что без музыки. Звук инструмента завораживает. Уважение перед автором!
これ理想的な丸鋸スライドだわ、ただ使ってる自作工具類がすごすぎて皆作れないと思う
その通りww
そもそもここまでの精度の工作、プロでもできないんじゃない？
これ言ったらおしまいだけど、木工でここまでの精度出してもどうせ歪むという現実(泣)
you are the best by far Japan is ahead of its time
Brilliant project, I've looked for years for a vertical saw, definitely want to build one, it would make space to be able to cut /rip. As always follow your videos...
Grande precisione , lavoro curato nei minimi particolari!!! INVIDIABILE !!! Grandi complimenti a te 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻!!!
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Well done, would liked to have seen the blade cutting through the aluminium base plate though...!
He's using saw blade: Circular Saw, Universal Blade (ARB-190) - Motoyuki Co- 190mm, thickness 1.5mm, 56T, using for wood, plastic, aluminium and steel.
Simply beautiful! And like all great art, you even hung it on the wall to be admired! 😎
Станочек получился просто СУПЕР!!! Отличная идея! Жаль,автор не даёт ссылок,где можно заказать узлы и компоненты для изготовления этой конструкции.
ясно дело на алиэкспресе есть все эти направляющие , точнее он использовал мебельные трубки 25 мм
Described in the plan.
Describes how to obtain inexpensive industrial parts.
@@jisakukobo Ок! Спасибо!!!
I must say, you must take great pleasure in what you make. And it's a great pleasure to watch. Again, well done!
Excellent work!!!!! I wish you would put up comprehensive scaled plans so that others could replicate the project that you have done. Great job, please keep it up.
Bei 3:29 Minuten ist ein toller Bohrständer zu sehen. Wo bekommt man den bzw. wie kann man den bauen?
Had to watch on 1.75 speed...was falling asleep! Nicely Down...My next 216th project in line!
(Edit: Went 2x speed)
Extraordinary example of creativity
What will you think of next? Brilliant man, brilliant.
Why would anyone give a video like this a thumbs down..? Amazing work my friend!!
Tip for viewers: It's very risky to tap hole using a regular drill. You risk either stripping the thread or breaking the tap.
Always do it by hand, especially when tapping soft materials like aluminium.
He knows what's he's doing, why people always focusing on the bad. If u have nothing constructive to comment just don't.
@@elparcerodc Perhaps some of us see the mistakes because we have _decades_ of professional experience. Note that my tip was directed at potential viewers, not the author of the video.
@@mururoa7024 what makes u think that if you a professional make u perfect or better? I teach myself and I had better results.
@@elparcerodc So this is all about you then. Congratulations on your better results.
@@mururoa7024 well if I'm making something don't you want to be your own masterpiece? As a human being of course is about me but doesn't mean I'm won't take ideas from others but I won't be a clone of someone's ideology my friend.
This chap is a skilled engineer and the fact there is no commentary it is watchable in any language so to speak (pardon the pun). Put up a list of materials as this would make copying sooooo much easier.
Hello
I offer a plan.
It's up to you to use it or not.
jsk-koubou.stores.jp/items/5df1aa3d7d31c97f445e5bc0
Thank you
That's fine portable drill press - did you make it, or bought it?
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jisaku-koubou.com/archives/3582
Agreed, so useful
Olé, olé and olé... congratulations and a lot of thanks for share with us. See you. 🙌🙌🙌
What is the name of the 4 parts you use at 10:10 ?
Okay guys, I found the name. It's linear bearing SCS20UU. Much thanks to Gökmen Altuntaş video. Check out his channel. I found most of his creations are very simple and effective
Love your attention to detail and your counter weight gave me a laugh...awesome!