New MiniMax Sliding Table Saw- Transport and Garage Shop Remodel Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- Ill take you along to see the loading and unloading of this massive SCM- Minimax Sliding Table Saw, as well as the initial Shop Modifications necessary to install this beast. Please watch this Part 1 video and stay tuned for the upcoming parts. As always, I really appreciate you watching and please give it a Thumbs Up and Subscribe to my channel. Please leave comments as I love positive interaction with my viewers.
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Super sweet saw! It was interesting to watch your creative problem solving in moving and placing the new beast. Thanks for taking the time to video record the process and share it on your channel. A lot of people don't realize how much extra work it is to record while you are doing this kind of stuff. Can't wait to see the next video. Very excited for you!
Thank you Daryn. I appreciate it. I’m really excited to show Woodworkers of all levels the process of switching to a saw like this. It was way more work than I thought it would be. But i probably made it that way. Thank you also for complimenting the problem solving aspects of this job. I was really thinking about it for a while. In the end it was very simple since I had the proper tools on hand. That pallet jack is really nice to have now too. Ugly but functional. Yes recording is much more difficult than it seems. A lot of TH-camr channels are so good at video editing, much better than me, I’m so impressed. I’ll get better eventually. Thank you again and stay tuned.
Nice job!
Thank a lot Timothy.
That's unreal I can't believe you pulled that off by yourself. I'll soon be in the same boat 😅
Thanks a lot. I hope you enjoy your new toy!! But seriously though, it’s awesome. Let me know if you need anything.
Man would love a slider, my cabinet saw is getting very old, but my shop cannot handle the size of a slider, congrats on the new tool...
Yes I can relate to some of your concerns about size. I thought I wouldn’t be able to incorporate one because of size, but as you’ll see, it’s not too bad. I’m surprised. Is your shop a garage?
I'm excited.
Thank you Biedawo. Me too.
Thanks for sharing! Blowing a tire with a brand new saw would give me a heart attack!
Thanks Josiah. That’s Pretty much what I was thinking when it happened. My buddies trailer and he got a new tire out of it. It all works out.
Love you attention to detail, slightly OCD but that makes for a perfect SAFE shop well done, this is better than watching game of Throne’s 😂
KenWen UK thanks for that comment. This just made my morning. I really appreciate it and I think I do have a touch of ocd. Not ever diagnosed though!! Lol. Take care and thanks again for the channel support.
Ya gotta keep the General 350!!!
I am thinking the same thing. I just can’t see where I’ll be able to in this shop configuration. But I won’t sell it. It’s in my trailer until i maybe get a different shop or find a place in this shop for it.
Nice saw! Can't wait to see how the new shop layout turns out!
Thank you SeBM Studio. I’m glad you watched the video and commented. It’s very much appreciated. I’ll be posting the second video in a day or two.
@@davidbryanwoodworksandmore looking forward to it!
Happy to see you’ve been busy! Congrats on the new saw…excited to see it in action!
Thanks jeff. I am so glad to see your comment. I hope you are doing well. I’ll be getting part two out tomorrow.
That's a great machine! Looking forward to part 2 of this set up
Thank you Rick. It will be up shortly.
Awesome video. Glad to see your making videos again. I can't wait for the next one.
Skins4431 that means a lot. Thank you for the nice comments. Today or Tomorrow you’ll see another.
I knew this day would come! But honestly I had been getting a little anxious over the long wait.🤪😂 Very happy for you though!!
Yes it’s been awhile. I appreciate your patience. Seriously it’s Been a tough go this past several months. Hope you have been doing really well. It’s really nice to have fore sure. As you’ll see.
I saw the time you took to get that saw in your garage and to get it on the floor I bet you felt like a little boy at Christmas time. That is a very beautiful saw I hope you really enjoy it I'm still working on a Makita 10-inch table saw. I have to watch more of your videos so I can see that saw in action. Good luck my friend
Thank you for watching and leaving great comments. Yes I think I do feel like It’s Christmas still. But you know my shop was so good before, it took a long time to pull the trigger on this big change. But man am I glad I did.
Great video!!
I’m looking for a slider too!
Thanks Dave. That’s cool. Are you in the business or a serious hobbyist?
In the business for about 4 years on my own. Started out in furniture then kitchen installer and now do furniture and finish carpentry.
How big is your shop to fit a slider in.
I got an old 10” delta table saw
It’s ok for ripping lumber but not sheet goods
@@davesch1512 sounds good. I love my General 350 cabinet saw, but this opportunity came with all the necessary requirements for me and I couldn’t pass it up. it’s a standard 2 car wide and a third car tandem garage. But the saw is just in my two car garage area. So you know, it will fit as you’ll see. This is a full 10.5ft slider too.
Can’t wait to see the set up video
@@davesch1512 thanks Dave. Part two is coming shortly.
Congrats on stepping up to a slider David. I think you’ll love it. I bought a large Felder about a year ago. Love it!
I still have my Model 66 sitting in my shop. Just can’t bring myself to part with it.
I don’t mention other channels in comments but there’s a custom woodworker guy out there in TH-cam who has combined his slider with his cabinet saw and router table that I’m considering.
We all have to setup what works best for us. Love what you’re doing. Like it even more since we are practically neighbors. Wish you the very best in the New Year.
Rich, I think you're on the right path regarding tablesaws. If you have enough space in your shop, hold onto your tablesaw as there's times when it's the more logical of the two saws to use. I made the mistake of selling my venerable Unisaw when I got my Felder K700S slider, thinking I'd no longer need a tablesaw. Wrong! I managed to pick up an Inca tablesaw, which I positioned over near my assembly table for those quick and easy cuts that are often needed at that point in a build.
@@ApexWoodworks I worked at shop that decided to bring in a slider. It was clear a few of the crew had NO business being anywhere near the slider. Another reason I’ve chosen to keep mine.
Thanks a lot Rich. I am holding onto my cabinet saw to see where I can put it. It’s really nice to have both I’m sure if there is enough space. The problem is the space isn’t just to put the saw but to use it also. I was looking at incorporating the General into my out feed table but it would make it so much less usable as it is closer to the back wall. This would prohibit longer rips Or dados. I’m loving this slider for dados as I didn’t think I would. But It’s very nice indeed. I know what channel your talking about with the two saws, he’s a very talented woodworker, he has more space for his table saw than I do. But that was exactly what I was thinking I’d do. Thanks for the great discussion and now I’m wondering how close you are to me?
@@ApexWoodworks absolutely agree with you guys if the space is there.
@@davidbryanwoodworksandmore I’m now living in Castaic but my shop is in Bakersfield. I stumbled upon a deal I couldn’t pass up. 2000sf on a 27,000sf lot with 3phase power. I’m a GC so room for my trailers, scissor lifts, etc is important.
David, if you think a slider brings your woodworking to another level, just wait to see what happens when you get yourself a full-format CNC routing system. Again, think about moving into a pro-sized shop...
Cnc is cool tech but not for my situation. Again it’s all about need and desire. If I wanted to grow with more employees I’d say yes it would make sense. I like my size though.
hello great video thank you very much for your time, I wish I could have the help of the cabinetmaker community, I am undecided between a SCM si nova 400 and the Felder k 700S for my new workshop. I have the experience of having worked with the SCM si nova 400 for 2.5 years and with the format4 for 1.5 years, but I have never seen a k 700S. Thanks to everything and prosperity.
You’re welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting. I am so glad you found my channel. It sounds like you have a lot of experience with sliders. That’s cool. Felder k700s from what I’ve seen are very nice machines also. But like you I’ve not used one, only seen them at trade shows. I’d say to get whatever you can as it’s hard to get these saws quickly these days. Especially used if you want used. I always try to get used. I just saw a scm on an auction site in Los Angeles. Pretty good deal. But it was 2004 I think.
@@davidbryanwoodworksandmore Thank you for responding so quickly, I like your channel and the good ideas you always share. Thanks
@@yusetsanchez5223 you’re so welcome. I’m glad you enjoy them.
Nice to see you again, Dave. Been busy? - the stack of ply/mdf against the wall tells me you've got a bit of work on!? Nice saw - been using sliders for 25 years, so much easier, and safer, than table saws.
Hey Lincoln thank you very much. Yes it’s been awhile but I’m back. It’s been nuts this past 6 months really. I can only thank everyone for sticking around. Hope so anyways. Yes I’ve been slammed and the materials is still hard to get but getting better I think. Still high prices though. I’m curious about your experience with sliders. You obviously work in a cabinet shop right? I’m totally stoked to have this and as I show In this video, it’s like I’m just starting out again learning a new tool. Im very glad to hear you comment on this as being easier and safer than cabinet saws. I can see this to be true. I think it’s more accurate too.
@@davidbryanwoodworksandmore yeah, always worked in cabinet shops. Currently manage a small shop, doing restaurant/cafe fitouts, but also have my own business on the side doing robes, kitchens etc, etc.
@@lincolnbrown1904 got it. Sounds like you have a lot of experience. Nice to have sliders in those fields I would say. I’ve always done great without one, but always thought if I could find one that had all the items I required, dado, single phase, etc then I would maybe try to get one. But the cost always was a major road block. I couldn’t pull the trigger on one. Until now.
David, I think it's time to move into a professional shop where you'll have the space necessary to efficiently make and assemble cabinets. Think about it!
Oh Marty. You are funny. I’ve been very blessed to have a great small shop that I’d definitely call a professional shop. Just not to the scale of large commercial space. It’s also nice to not have to worry about rent in these seriously expensive spaces. I’d take a larger shop if it was on my property or I owned the building but I have seen so many shops close doors when the market turned down. It happens fast. Especially when companies go out and get big equipment that they can’t pay for. My shop is very efficient for me and I’m very lucky to have it. I think if you watch my build videos, you’d see it’s pretty efficient for me. This is always a big debate, the shop space debate, thank you for bringing it up.
Man that was
Awesome. Huge machine to deal with solo.
I remember When I got my j/p combo and how stressed I was until it was firmly
Planted on the ground.
How wide is the saw when it’s all put together?
Thanks very much for the nice comments. It’s a great piece of equipment but you’re right, always a bit nerve racking to say the least when you’re transporting and unloading. But it worked very well. I’m happy about that. From my dust collector boom arm to the cross-cuts fence it’s 147”. From the front to back it’s only 130” with the sled in it’s home position since I removed my front white tray. That was like 12” or more. What kind of combo do you have?
@@davidbryanwoodworksandmore thank you! Im trying to figure out if I can fit one In my shop.
After a little mishap with a Hammer A341 I picked up a Minimax FS41E. Super happy with it. Theres a vid about it on my channel. There's not alot of info on a lot of SCM products on youtube in english.
@@plexuswoodworks1771 I was thinking about a combo machine eventually. I think they can be quite cool. What was wrong with the hammer?