Tool Time Tuesday - Nobex Mitre Saw Quick L👀K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2020
- Here is a quick look at the Nobex 180 Mitre Saw. I am really surprised at how much I like this saw.
You can find the one I bought at Lee Valley here: www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/...
Or a different version on Amazon here: amzn.to/2EjqNVG
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I've had a similar one for years, and it was handed down to me from my Father in Law who had also had it years. It's great and I use it regularly. A power mitre saw is too big for my wee workshop, and I cannot justify the cost or space for the amount I'd use it. It's a brilliant little tool.
Pretty neat little setup, thanks for the overview.
It might be helpful to fit a piece of sacrificial timber underneath to avoid break out on the cuts. Nice idea as an alternative to a powered saw for sure.
Every time he posts a Tool Time Tuesday, I'm like "f**k, it's only Tuesday!"
I have had one of for many years for finishing kitchens ie pelmits and coving, brilliant bit of kit.
Very excited. Must be one great book.
Nice option, if I hadn't just bought a circ saw, I'd probably go for this!
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Right on! Thanks buddy! 👍
I have the Proman 110 and the Champion,. The clamping system is a bit naff but its not a deal breaker. If you are planning to buy a nobex you need to be aware the 110 doesnt have the angle clamping feature of the champion so you cant lock the saw to odd angles, just the presets. I`ve used old 14tpi wood blades to cut through steel pipe, i dont recommend cutting steel pipe with a wood blade but it gives an idea of how good the blades are.
Thanks for sharing and caring! Stay Safe!
Letting you know that stanley made some heavier looking miter saw box back in the day
Wow, I live in Sweden and never realized they were so expensive, almost threw mine away before I saw this video :)
They are great for small work, but a bit inconvenient to store (and to keep track of all the kinder egg parts)
Not all are so expensive though, you can by a cheap for 300 Swedish kronor in Sweden (approximately 35 $ American dollars).
Of course the quality are not the same as the more expensive. But cant help on wonder if its a Europe och Nordic thing and the are imported overseas and that is why the are so expensive in US or Canada.
Yep have been keeping and using a Nobex 180 in a small apartment for 16 years , to find it a fine tool.
Its one if not the best all day every day saws used in finishing moulding and kitchen trim door facings and skirting mines is still going in the workshop now i run a men shed in scotland and the nobex is on my bench just now its 15yrs old and the 3rd ive owned
I feel same way love it
It's a great trim saw for finish carpentry
Wow, they’re 400 Canadian now! I’d love to get one, but they’re so expensive.
This type of mitre saw has been around for over 100 years Nobex is most well known early Stanley's were not bad
I like this saw
I like the hexagon and whatever markings.
I have one of these from Stanley, but the saw is honestly over 10 pounds! So I never use it.
This one looks really nice and light, people doing baseboards or crown moldings I'm sure would love it.
@@heyimamaker heavier the better - send me yours
Where are the viewer knives. I liked this series so much.
Edit: I really want to see more of these videos in the futur
nice video, im a tile setter, do you think that blade can cut alluminium tile trim?
I have a similar much much cheaper plastic body miter saw like this. It says "Jorgensen" including the quotation marks. I think I bought it for about $15 or $20 20 to 25 years ago. The rotating part is some kind of metal casting. I never used it much. The fine teeth take too long to make wood cuts. Recently I bought a welder and was not having much luck cutting square tubing with a hack saw and angle grinder with any precision without a lot of grinding. I have mostly woodworking tools. I came across it in my garage like a lost treasure. It works perfect for cutting steel tubing. It seems a little flimsy, but produced good results.
I just bought a craftsman 22" I hope it works as well as that one does, I have never heard of the brand you have there but it costs 4 times more than this one here. also the amazon reviews are not so good on that , I just checked. seems like the people are using it with more expectations. I was just getting sick of messing up every 6th or so cut, this trim get's expensive when you goof on it. Fingers crossed.
I know those little emblems for making shapes are idiot signs but WOW! Pretty cool LOL..
awesome but pricey ;). Can you please make a video about the small Portable Workbench in the video
How accurate is this, is it good enough to make mitered cuts for multi piece knife scales?
Is it possible to cut 10" at 45 degrees? I'll have to stand the molding up to make the 45 degrees cuts.
Do you have any idea where I might find a blade for an obsolete, not antique, compound mitre box from Sears (Craftsman). Blade dimensions are, mounting holes 22 1/2" ctc, 23 5/8 oal, 1 3/4 wide and .028 thick. Any help would be appreciated. It looks similar to your Nobex except mine has the compound feature. Thank you.
So cool men
Jeremy, i believe it is magnesium.
Too bad they're not available anymore! Someone needs to make these! I have a similar one (different brand) and after 20 years, it cuts crooked. :( That one has a taller fence.
I bought mine from Lee Valley too. Like yourself, one of those clamps broke. I want one of those Japanese blades in a bad way but they are what seems to be eternally out of stock on those. Any idea where I can get one? Thanks.
Yeah those clamps are pretty cheap. I noticed that too. Wish I could help you out. I ordered mine with the Japanese blades because I noticed they didn’t have that as a replacement in stock.
Sounds like you need a better blade in your miter saw. There's no reason it shouldn't be accurate. Those troubles are usually down to blade quality. You need a quality blade from "Forrest" or similar type companies
Thnx for the reccomendations.
What is the maximum height of wood that you can saw with this?
Thank you very much
Guys, at its heart this a Picture Framing Saw! Read again: P i c t u r e... Framing! And for the purpose it was designed for this is an impressive and solid piece of kit and NOT light duty! Of course you can use for other purposes but the further hardcore you go with it the more likely you will wear it out or even break it - it has NOT been designed for building work regardless of its ability to chew through 4"x4"!
I have one, but find the accuracy is not there. I am disappointed with it. I tried making miter boxes and find it deflects in both directions. Maybe I'm to burly and crank down on it or maybe I'm using it for what it is not intended for..
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Prone to damage, needs a fair bit of space & it's rediculously expensive
Also incredibly accurate,portable, and fills a role they no other product out there does. But hey, you’re a glass half empty kinda guy so I don’t expect you to appreciate this review.