3D Modeling Blueprint : th-cam.com/video/jzUOkmLyTm4/w-d-xo.html After using Bosch's portable table saw, GTS 10XC, I finally used the table saw of the casting body. It feels like I've replaced my previous compact car with a large sedan. I like it even though it's not a slide table saw. Actually, sliding products seem to be too expensive. The saw machine is thousands of dollars. I work a lot on making idea products with small materials, so I thought small size was enough, but when I saw the new product, I wondered how I had worked so far. I was so happy that I decided to apply new systems to the table saw. There must be a reason for everything I've done so far, but I wanted to put that aside and try new things. The first is the upper dust collection system made of transparent acrylic. The purpose was to minimize fine dust flying toward the worker's face, and to make it transparent to secure a view. You can check this process in other videos. th-cam.com/video/HPt1LUeNJU8/w-d-xo.html The second one is the table saw sled. This is an item that 99% of table saws make and use by themselves. It is a necessary aid to safely cut small components. I made it with transparent acrylic. There are many advantages. First of all, it's transparent, so you can see the blade of the table saw very clearly. It means that you can work more comfortably and safely. And because of the nature of the material, it is less sensitive to changes in moisture and temperature than wood. There is little deformation through contraction or expansion. This also increases accuracy. The lower rail also uses metal, so there is little clearance. Some of you might be worried that the dust will stick to you because of static electricity, as you can see from the video, the dust on the wood hardly sticks. There is a smooth double-sided tape attached to the bottom, so there is no static electricity when moving. The metal plate on the floor also holds static electricity. Although it weighs about 20% more than trees of the same size, the sled shows more stable movement. It's not hard to do a round trip at all. Please refer to the production process and I hope more people make it and use it. It's a gift for everyone in the world who loves DIY and woodworking. Thank you.
Seeing this kind of work and being able to feel its beauty is a gift only allowed to us DIYers. Just by using the word beauty, I can tell that you are a healthy enough and considerate person. thank you!
Was it just me or was anyone else waiting on him to add some LED's to this ??? This was definitely an interesting build, I've been binge watching your videos and like all of them, so many ideas swimming in my head now. Thank you for all the inspiration !!!
It's good. Shall I install an LED? The wires are a bit difficult to connect, but it looks great. Thank you for enjoying my video. In the beautiful ocean of ideas, Let's enjoy swimming together. thank you!
The project is interesting, although it will be very expensive, and making it out of wood will have the same results. As they say: when the important thing is the tool and NOT the final work, then you are in the world of consumerism.
I respect minimalism, and I also like the hands of artisans who create great works with only hand tools. But I am an inventor. I try to show subscribers a new concept with new materials. I try to make new uses and jigs even on the same machine. Even if it is different from the direction you want, there will be many works that you can fully enjoy. Let's travel with me. Thanks for the lengthy comments!
My favourite question since I was a small child, and still is today. Why? Never stop trying and never stop learning! Very well done and I will join you in this endeavour.
I'm very happy to meet someone who shares my opinion. Thank you very much for your comments. It may sound a bit philosophical, but what can we who come and go to this small planet for a while besides always trying new things and taking on new challenges? I am always worried. More than just words, I invite you to a new world of DIY. Let's enjoy the trip together.
concept. A very important word. What I pursue is always new, non-existent ideas that make up the work itself. Thank you. By the way, looking at this work, acrylic is a lot expensive. There will be a lot of static electricity. The acrylic will bend later. There are people who say this. It's a very diverse world.
What I like best about your videos is how you use your intelligence, talent, time, resources, and resourcefulness to make things the way _you_ want them to be. I hope your channel and videos get the attention they deserve. You are an inspiration. And for random commentators complaint that your stuff, tools, materials, etc are too expensive- my dudes- watch less TH-cam and go learn a skill and earn a good living and then you too can have nice things, just the way you like them.
“You are an inspiration.” I get the biggest compliment a creator can get from you. Not only do you understand my situation, but you also give advice to those who complain. I think this level of thoughtfulness is another expression of living a happy life. I express my deepest gratitude to you. thank you!
new at seriously working with acrylic as a hobby mainly, ive jacked up enough pieces to last my life, luckily they all cast offs, construction refuse, or $0.25 at the thrift type stores, im mixing lifelong woodworking, amateurish metal working, and a very messy hobby of carbon fiber/laminates/composites.. did i forget anything? oh shit yeah got me a 3D printer too, gonna get rich on Etsy!
Are you all ready? I guess all you have to do now is make a nice piece of art. You look like me. Even if I get older, I am constantly collecting various materials with the intention of continuing to make something. Sometimes before I die, can I try all of this? I may be worried about doing it. Anyway, I'm going to try my best. thank you!
I'm not actually a carpenter. I consider myself an inventor. When I want to make something new, wood is the easiest material to process, so I inevitably do woodworking. I am trying new things from my point of view. Sometimes, there are works that can stop at transcendental experiments, but I hope it will be a small reference for other people's work. Thank you very much for your thoughtful comments.
It's wonderful that someone understands and enjoys my efforts and concerns. It is also one of the pure features of TH-cam. I thank you for your support.
짧은 생각이지만, 공감해주시니 기쁜 마음입니다. 모두들 물론 노력하고 있으실거고, 대고구려님도 닉네임에 걸맞는 멋진 생각을 하고 있으시리라 생각합니다. 동감N공감 이라는 채널도 운영해보고 있는데, 시간 되실때 한번 둘러봐주신다면, 저의 생각을 조금더 들어보실수 있습니다. 감사합니다.
영상들을 볼 때마다 정말이지 넋을놓고 보게됩니다... 매번 도전하셔서 완성하기까지 얼마나 오랜 인고의 시간이 걸리셨을까 생각이 듭니다... 편집된 영상은 수분에 불과하지만 혼을 담지않으면 절대 불가능할 것 같습니다... 매 "예술작품" 염치없이 공짜로 보는 것 같아 죄송스러울 정돕니다.. 너무 좋은영상 올려주셔서 감사합니다!😊
너무 좋은 말씀이십니다. 더구나, 창작과정의 고민과 아픔들을 이해해 주시는군요. 앵글 뒤에서는 정말 많은 일들이 일어납니다. 정밀설계도를 가지고 만드는게 아니고, 즉흥적으로 만들다보니까 더 한거 같습니다. 한가지 제품을 양산해서 판매까지 이르는 과정도 복잡한 과정이 많은데, 매번 기존에 없던걸, 프로토타잎 개념으로 만들어 보는것도 만만치 않습니다. 곳곳에 예상못한 암초들이 생기거든요. 아직은, 그러한 문제들을 극복해 나가는 과정이 즐겁습니다. 살짝은 제 한계가 어디까지인가 궁금하기도 하구요. 가끔 힘들때 댓글들이 치료약이 됩니다. 오늘 약은 녹용과 인삼이 들어있는 귀한 약이네요. 진심으로 감사드립니다.
I don’t know how much you are buying your acrylic for but in Canada that sheet would cost a fortune. Man I love this channel and your projects are so much fun
Acrylic is not a cheap material. In South Korea, where I live, my favorite birch plywood is 2-3 times more expensive than regular plywood. And acrylic is about twice as expensive as birch plywood. So, I tend to save on acrylics as much as possible. Because of the strength and beauty of the surface pattern, I use birch plywood rather than regular plywood. thank you for your words!
Woodworkers primarily use table saw sleds made of wood. Of course I use it too. But I wanted to try something new. Since it is made of acrylic, it is a highly precise and transparent material, so it feels safe to work while looking directly at the table saw saw blade. Thanks for the kind words!
Sigh, this is like my dream. If the space in my home and my budget allows, I wouldn't have to "battle" with my low power mini table saw and struggle every time just to cut wood at straight angles.
If you continue to have the heart you want to achieve, you will have a workshop and equipment much better than my workshop. I will cheer for that to happen. thank you!
Few words to describe what I have just seen..pure genius. Never imagine using acrylic to built a sled. Wow., just superb. Where can I get the plans, I am building one, for sure. 😊
That's a compliment I'm so grateful for. This kind of happiness seems to be the driving force behind making the work. There are many people who want blueprints of my works, so I'm preparing a video that includes the blueprints. I will upload it soon. thank you!
Non mi permetto, ne sarei capace di darti un consiglio. Ti propongo solo un'idea che solo tu potresti riuscire a realizzare. Potresti inserire una piastra metallica sulla slitta, con un goniometro inscritto sopra, per realizzare tagli angolari. Grazie, sei un genio CHAPEAU
C'è un modo del genere. Dovrò provare a realizzarlo come pezzo aggiornato. Grazie mille per le tue parole sincere. There is a way like that. I'll have to try making it as an upgraded piece. Thank you so much for your sincere words.
Había tal manera. Estoy pensando en pulir el acrílico con lijado, pero tengo que intentarlo. ¡gracias! There was such a way. I'm thinking about how to polish the acrylic with sanding, but I have to try it. thank you!
Thank you so much just for your words. I'm still making products that I'll use myself, but I feel like I'm running out of time. You can make enough if you watch the video slowly. thank you!
It's very nice and aesthetically extremely pleasing but I feel like it would be much heavier than baltic birch. I suppose that's ok if you aren't taking it on and off the saw a lot but I'll stick with birch ply.
You are right. The specific gravity of birch plywood is 0.69, and acrylic is 1.18. Acrylic is a bit heavier. I still use birch plywood sleds. This work is a transcendental work that focuses on working while directly looking at the saw blade. I hope there are people who are inspired by my work. "There's a reason why others don't." But, I'm trying to know why. thank you!
Good to see some one else making their jigs out of something other than wood. Start using HDPE over a year ago, best decision I have made in my wood shop. The material is perfect for the applications. Up front cost is a little pricey, However: over the years of making jigs over and over because of moisture in wooden jigs, causing warping, bowing and cracking, the cost of HDPE was justifiable. If there is someone out there starting up in woodworking or an old pro, you might want to look in to wood alternatives.
Have you already made a sled out of HDPE and used it? You are more experienced than me. Your point is correct. Wood warps or bends. It is very sensitive to moisture. This is the opportunity for me to make a sled with acrylic. It is also transparent, so you can clearly see the table saw blade. As you said, the initial cost seems to be fully compensated by accuracy and convenience. Thank you for your thoughtful comments.
@@Kynosys_ For a little over a year I have been using a large table saw sled of HDPE. Like it so much I am making all new sleds for my table saw, band saw and router table. Low resistance and friction. No worries with the problems of wood. Easy to manipulate for square.
HPL - это материал, который я хочу попробовать. Я еще не использовал его, но кажется, что есть много мест, где его можно использовать из-за прочности. Спасибо! HPL is a material I want to try. I haven't used it yet, but it seems that there are many places to use it because of the strength. thank you!
Your point is correct. I've considered that too. However, I used screws from three perspectives. When I applied the transparent liquid-type bond to the acrylic, it flowed on its own regardless of my will. And it seemed to leave a bond mark. I wasn't sure about the adhesive strength. If the adhesive comes off while working, it can be very dangerous. I thought that using screws would be less aesthetically pleasing than bond. It was fine. It also looks good on its own. I think a variety of perspectives are one of the strengths of TH-cam, and I appreciate your points in that respect.
As you pointed out, the biggest drawback of acrylic material is that it is weak against scratches. It's an unavoidable part, but it doesn't weaken the quality of the work because of it. It's like kids aren't hated for little mistakes. Children are beautiful souls in themselves. I hope my work does too.
Hallo Kynosys wieder ein Super Video nur Plexiglas in dieser Stärke in Deutschland viel zu Teuer trotzdem ein Super Projekt meine Hochachtung nun warte ich schon sehr ungeduldig auf Die Presse im Metallrahmen wann kommt die denn endlich? Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland Peter Mertens🙂
Acryl ist kein billiges Material. In Südkorea, wo ich lebe, ist Acryl etwa doppelt so teuer wie Birkensperrholz, das ich gerne verwende. Trotzdem versuche ich, Acrylfarben mit Wert zu verwenden. Danke für deine Worte! Acrylic is not a cheap material. In South Korea, where I live, acrylic is about twice as expensive as birch plywood, which I like to use. Even so, I try to use acrylics with value. thank you for your words!
도전은 언제나 우리에게 에너지를 줍니다 전 늘 응원합니다. 목공 트랙 마이터 트랙 알루미늄 트랙 등으로 검색하시면 찾을수 있습니다. 알리에서요. 문제는 가지고 계신 테이블쏘의 레일과 규격이 맞는지 확인 하셔야 합니다. 다들 규격이 달라서요. 작업하시다가 궁금한 사항은 언제든 문의 주세요. 함께 고민해 보겠습니다. 감사합니다.
I like your thinking. let's do and do more breakthroughs to improve work performance and be more beautiful. If only I could make a skateboard as beautiful as you. hi
You seem to have the same thoughts as me. Let's go on a trip to the new world of DIY with me. I will also prepare various ideas. Please let me know your thoughts too. thank you!
아크릴로 만드는 썰매는 정밀도가 더 높아질듯한 기분이 듭니다 저는 피아노를 수리하는 테크니션 입니다. 피아노에 필요한 목재를 가공할 일들이 있어서 디월트 테이블쏘를 사용하고 있습니다. 설매 아래쪽에 장착한 가이드레일을 금속으로 하고 싶었는데 영상에서 보니 금속을 이용 하셨네요 디월트에 적합한 레일을 추천해 주실수 있을까요? 그리고 줄자를 붙이신 파란 스테인레스 레일과 스톱퍼는 어디서 구할수 있나요?
알리에서 구매한 T트랙을 사용했습니다. a.aliexpress.com/_ooS1qKR 상단 이미지 중에 마지막 7번째 보시면, 상세한 치수 도면이 있으니, 잘 비교해 보세요. 제가 디월트 테이블쏘를 사용해 보진 못해서요. 처음에는 빡빡합니다. 동그란 프라스틱이 닳으면서 레일에 꽉 끼워지면서 유격이 작아지게 만들어진거 같습니다 스토퍼는, 크레그 라는 회사 제품입니다. 이건 쿠팡이나 옥션에서 크레그 스토퍼 등으로 검색해 보시면 찾을수 있습니다. 그리고, 위시스 라는 곳과 쏘비트라는 사이트에 들어가 보시면, 목공관련 기계 부품 공구 등을 찾을수 있습니다. 피아노를 수리하신다니, 특별한 전문가 이시네요 조금이나마 도움이 되셨으면 합니다. 감사합니다.
Did you not see my story at the end of the video? Do I have to bring up the Columbus egg story? There are two types of people in the world. There are people who think that the food their mother gave them is all the food in the world, and live peacefully for the rest of their lives with just that food. Others don't forget to thank their mother, but there are people who find new foods that suit them. I would like to introduce you to the rich food of each region. I want to show you the world of our inventors, who form the cornerstone of development through diversity. Anyway, thanks.
I appreciate your words. In the case of table saw sleds, the dimensions of the rail groove are different depending on the type and brand of the user's table saw. Even so, they usually make their own sleds to use. About the material and form I made, I hope it will be helpful to those who make it. Please comment if you have more questions. thank you!
Спасибо за интерес к моему видео. У меня все еще недостаточно времени, чтобы делать продукты, которые я буду использовать сам. Я планирую загрузить точный производственный чертеж в виде видео, поэтому лучше сделать его самостоятельно. Еще раз спасибо. Thank you for your interest in my video. I still don't have enough time to make products that I will use myself. I plan to upload the exact production drawing as a video, so it's a good idea to make it yourself. Thank you again.
That is a lovely design but isn't the idea of this kind of structures to protect the user from the exposed blade? The blade is still exposed (at least the half of it) after the back fence passes on it. Maybe putting an extra guard there can solve the problem. Not everyone is professional or careful as you can be.
If you are talking about having to install a defense in front so that the saw blade is not visible, I will refer to that and use it for the next production. thank you!
When making a sled for a table saw, the final task is to drill a hole in the sled while raising the saw blade. Not only is it a woodworking saw, but you can't work with a metal saw blade either. It's not an RPM that can use a saw blade for metal. It can be very dangerous. I will answer seriously. thank you
@@Kynosys_ With steel, no you shouldn't. The RPMs are too high even if carbide tipped. However with Aluminum all woodworking tools can cut and carve perfectly fine. The only risk with non-aluminum specific blades, is you run the risk of gumming up the teeth with aluminum if you push it too much and heat both the blade and aluminum too high. But a few cuts here and there are no big deal! Here, we can buy 10" table saw blades specifically for non-ferrous metals, and they aren't too expensive. But if you are just making a one time item, and the blades are priced too high, you can get by without using one. An aluminum table saw sled is actually better, because you can use as thin as 4mm to 6mm for the base. This increases your cut capacity over a wood or in your case an acrylic sled. I'd imagine that your acrylic sled attracts tons of dust from static electricity... and you have to constantly blow it off. If I were to make an aluminum sled, I'd go with the split table design. So there is no fence on the front side, for larger pieces, infinite cross cut width. The right side of the blade stays in pace, locked into the track just to keep a zero kerf and material height the same as the moving part of the sled. Just a thought, for another project. So you have two sleds, each serving different purposes. Or sell one of them to make a profit.
@@EcoMouseChannel First of all, I would like to apologize to Paul Sullivan. Since you mentioned aluminum in your first short post, I thought you were joking a little bit. After reading this long article by Eco Mouse, You seem to be an expert in the metal field. It would look great if it was made out of aluminum. If I get a chance, I really want to make it too. As for saw blades, I am fortunate to have the knowledge to overcome the problem. And, your concerns that dust will stick to the acrylic are true. I expected it to be inevitable because of static electricity. Still, it seems that the various advantages obtained from transparency outweigh the problem. Thank you very much for your sincere advice.
I'll just go ahead and assume you've never had a chunk of acrylic explode while cutting it. wear armor while using this please. Edit for clarity, this protection should be worn in the gut and groin areas.
It is an accurate fact that your consideration of the risks of equipment made from new materials requires sufficient discussion. However, thanks to the weight of the acrylic and the precision of the rails, my sled will not twist. If the saw blade breaks or becomes loose and becomes dangerous, it's not a problem with my acrylic sled, but the table saw itself, and that's the same problem no matter what sled you use. And you're worried about my groin, but since it's on the underside of the table saw, I'd rather protect my face. Anyway, thank you.
It is transparent, so it is more comfortable and stable to work while looking at the saw blade. More than anything, I want you to understand this as a new attempt. thank you!
Dam? Hmmmmmm Can't you just see, I miss so much graceful words reading your dam comments..... just seeing and, Many people want my subtitles, I'm South Korean and I speak Korean very very well, but unfortunately you won't understand, You can remove the subtitles by clicking the cc button in the upper right corner of the TH-cam video. I reveal that the way to become a healthy member of society is to refrain from actions that falsely refer to other people's efforts. Anyway, Thanks.
@@Kynosys_ sorry it was early and clearly my brain wasnt working correctly, i never even considered english wasnt your first language iam a idiot sorry 🙏 🙏 your table saw sled looked amazing. Olease forgive me
I was a bit sensitive because of various subtle issues. I apologize. You are the person I am grateful for watching my video. Thank you for your honest answer. I will try harder too.
I am an inventor with over 20 patents. Always try something new. When I get a chance, I'll try to make a video introducing my inventions. I am constantly upgrading the equipment I use. Of course, the cost performance and practicality may not meet expectations, but I place great importance on the attempt itself. thank you
3D Modeling Blueprint : th-cam.com/video/jzUOkmLyTm4/w-d-xo.html
After using Bosch's portable table saw, GTS 10XC, I finally used the table saw of the casting body. It feels like I've replaced my previous compact car with a large sedan.
I like it even though it's not a slide table saw. Actually, sliding products seem to be too expensive. The saw machine is thousands of dollars.
I work a lot on making idea products with small materials, so I thought small size was enough, but when I saw the new product, I wondered how I had worked so far.
I was so happy that I decided to apply new systems to the table saw.
There must be a reason for everything I've done so far, but I wanted to put that aside and try new things.
The first is the upper dust collection system made of transparent acrylic. The purpose was to minimize fine dust flying toward the worker's face, and to make it transparent to secure a view.
You can check this process in other videos.
th-cam.com/video/HPt1LUeNJU8/w-d-xo.html
The second one is the table saw sled.
This is an item that 99% of table saws make and use by themselves.
It is a necessary aid to safely cut small components.
I made it with transparent acrylic. There are many advantages.
First of all, it's transparent, so you can see the blade of the table saw very clearly.
It means that you can work more comfortably and safely.
And because of the nature of the material, it is less sensitive to changes in moisture and temperature than wood.
There is little deformation through contraction or expansion. This also increases accuracy.
The lower rail also uses metal, so there is little clearance.
Some of you might be worried that the dust will stick to you because of static electricity, as you can see from the video, the dust on the wood hardly sticks.
There is a smooth double-sided tape attached to the bottom, so there is no static electricity when moving. The metal plate on the floor also holds static electricity.
Although it weighs about 20% more than trees of the same size, the sled shows more stable movement. It's not hard to do a round trip at all.
Please refer to the production process and I hope more people make it and use it.
It's a gift for everyone in the world who loves DIY and woodworking. Thank you.
No tengo palabras,simplemente espectacular
Thanks for your sincere words!!!
Beautiful
Seeing this kind of work and being able to feel its beauty is a gift only allowed to us DIYers. Just by using the word beauty, I can tell that you are a healthy enough and considerate person. thank you!
Was it just me or was anyone else waiting on him to add some LED's to this ??? This was definitely an interesting build, I've been binge watching your videos and like all of them, so many ideas swimming in my head now. Thank you for all the inspiration !!!
It's good. Shall I install an LED? The wires are a bit difficult to connect, but it looks great. Thank you for enjoying my video. In the beautiful ocean of ideas, Let's enjoy swimming together. thank you!
Your DIY is not only DIY . Is Art instead !❤
That's a compliment I'm so grateful for. I feel like an artist all of a sudden. thank you!
You got my vote for best Table Shaw sled.
I made it different from common wooden sleds. Thank you for your support.
The project is interesting, although it will be very expensive, and making it out of wood will have the same results.
As they say: when the important thing is the tool and NOT the final work, then you are in the world of consumerism.
I respect minimalism, and I also like the hands of artisans who create great works with only hand tools. But I am an inventor. I try to show subscribers a new concept with new materials. I try to make new uses and jigs even on the same machine. Even if it is different from the direction you want, there will be many works that you can fully enjoy. Let's travel with me. Thanks for the lengthy comments!
My favourite question since I was a small child, and still is today. Why? Never stop trying and never stop learning! Very well done and I will join you in this endeavour.
I'm very happy to meet someone who shares my opinion. Thank you very much for your comments.
It may sound a bit philosophical, but what can we who come and go to this small planet for a while besides always trying new things and taking on new challenges? I am always worried.
More than just words, I invite you to a new world of DIY.
Let's enjoy the trip together.
Ist looks Great! 😍
concept. A very important word. What I pursue is always new, non-existent ideas that make up the work itself. Thank you.
By the way, looking at this work, acrylic is a lot expensive. There will be a lot of static electricity. The acrylic will bend later. There are people who say this.
It's a very diverse world.
What I like best about your videos is how you use your intelligence, talent, time, resources, and resourcefulness to make things the way _you_ want them to be. I hope your channel and videos get the attention they deserve. You are an inspiration.
And for random commentators complaint that your stuff, tools, materials, etc are too expensive- my dudes- watch less TH-cam and go learn a skill and earn a good living and then you too can have nice things, just the way you like them.
“You are an inspiration.” I get the biggest compliment a creator can get from you. Not only do you understand my situation, but you also give advice to those who complain.
I think this level of thoughtfulness is another expression of living a happy life. I express my deepest gratitude to you. thank you!
new at seriously working with acrylic as a hobby mainly, ive jacked up enough pieces to last my life, luckily they all cast offs, construction refuse, or $0.25 at the thrift type stores, im mixing lifelong woodworking, amateurish metal working, and a very messy hobby of carbon fiber/laminates/composites.. did i forget anything? oh shit yeah got me a 3D printer too, gonna get rich on Etsy!
Are you all ready? I guess all you have to do now is make a nice piece of art. You look like me. Even if I get older, I am constantly collecting various materials with the intention of continuing to make something. Sometimes before I die, can I try all of this? I may be worried about doing it. Anyway, I'm going to try my best. thank you!
your amazing mate, you just keep rebuilding the standard items we use in a new fresh way.
I'm not actually a carpenter. I consider myself an inventor. When I want to make something new, wood is the easiest material to process, so I inevitably do woodworking. I am trying new things from my point of view. Sometimes, there are works that can stop at transcendental experiments, but I hope it will be a small reference for other people's work.
Thank you very much for your thoughtful comments.
Watching you work with such passion for improvement and accuracy is a pleasure.
It's wonderful that someone understands and enjoys my efforts and concerns. It is also one of the pure features of TH-cam. I thank you for your support.
영상 후반부에 밝히신 제작자님의 삶의철학에 깊은 감명을 받았습니다. 많이 배우고 갑니다.
감사합니다.
짧은 생각이지만, 공감해주시니 기쁜 마음입니다.
모두들 물론 노력하고 있으실거고, 대고구려님도 닉네임에 걸맞는 멋진 생각을 하고 있으시리라 생각합니다.
동감N공감 이라는 채널도 운영해보고 있는데,
시간 되실때 한번 둘러봐주신다면, 저의 생각을 조금더 들어보실수 있습니다. 감사합니다.
Stunning and refreshingly different. First time viewer of your channel, I can't wait to watch your other videos and have now subscribed.
I am constantly uploading new videos. Please refer to other videos on my channel. I thank you for your thoughtful words.
Lovely as always! Very functional too.
Many people's works are almost similar, so I made it a little special. Thank you for your words of praise.
영상들을 볼 때마다 정말이지 넋을놓고 보게됩니다... 매번 도전하셔서 완성하기까지 얼마나 오랜 인고의 시간이 걸리셨을까 생각이 듭니다... 편집된 영상은 수분에 불과하지만 혼을 담지않으면 절대 불가능할 것 같습니다... 매 "예술작품" 염치없이 공짜로 보는 것 같아 죄송스러울 정돕니다.. 너무 좋은영상 올려주셔서 감사합니다!😊
너무 좋은 말씀이십니다.
더구나, 창작과정의 고민과 아픔들을 이해해 주시는군요. 앵글 뒤에서는 정말 많은 일들이 일어납니다. 정밀설계도를 가지고 만드는게 아니고, 즉흥적으로 만들다보니까 더 한거 같습니다.
한가지 제품을 양산해서 판매까지 이르는 과정도 복잡한 과정이 많은데,
매번 기존에 없던걸, 프로토타잎 개념으로 만들어 보는것도 만만치 않습니다.
곳곳에 예상못한 암초들이 생기거든요.
아직은, 그러한 문제들을 극복해 나가는 과정이 즐겁습니다. 살짝은 제 한계가 어디까지인가 궁금하기도 하구요.
가끔 힘들때 댓글들이 치료약이 됩니다.
오늘 약은 녹용과 인삼이 들어있는 귀한 약이네요.
진심으로 감사드립니다.
정말 멋진 작품이네요.. 영상미도 멋집니다.. 좋은 영상 잘 보았습니다.
좋은 말씀 감사드립니다.
더 다양한 영상을 준비하겠습니다.
I don’t know how much you are buying your acrylic for but in Canada that sheet would cost a fortune. Man I love this channel and your projects are so much fun
Acrylic is not a cheap material. In South Korea, where I live, my favorite birch plywood is 2-3 times more expensive than regular plywood. And acrylic is about twice as expensive as birch plywood. So, I tend to save on acrylics as much as possible. Because of the strength and beauty of the surface pattern, I use birch plywood rather than regular plywood. thank you for your words!
@@Kynosys_ your builds are awesome. I look forward to what you come up with next
That is a thing of beauty, well done 👍 If anyone in the UK decides to copy this build i will buy one 😂👍
잘봤습니다. 썰매 완성도가 아주 최고네요 . 그 물건으로 만드는건 다 이유가 있다라는 말...정말 격하게 공감합니다. 아크릴로 도전하는 모습에 반해서 구독 조아요 박고 갑니다.^^ 멋지십니다
발명 이라는걸 좋아하고 해보고 있습니다.
DIY를 하면서도 새로운 시도를 계속 해보고 있습니다. 그 도전에 대한 가장 큰 응원은 라이트하게 님처럼 시도를 이해하고 성원해 주시는 분들입니다. 진심으로 감사 말씀 드리며, 더욱 새로운 것들을 만드는데 노력해 보겠습니다.
Beautiful!
Thanks for your praise!
Very cool great job
Woodworkers primarily use table saw sleds made of wood. Of course I use it too. But I wanted to try something new. Since it is made of acrylic, it is a highly precise and transparent material, so it feels safe to work while looking directly at the table saw saw blade. Thanks for the kind words!
Great job !
Thanks for your praise!
I will do my best to show you more diverse works.
Sigh, this is like my dream. If the space in my home and my budget allows, I wouldn't have to "battle" with my low power mini table saw and struggle every time just to cut wood at straight angles.
If you continue to have the heart you want to achieve, you will have a workshop and equipment much better than my workshop. I will cheer for that to happen. thank you!
장난 아니네요😂
장난은 아니었습니다. 진지했거든요.
외국인들이 이 대화를 이해할지 궁금하네요
말씀 감사드립니다^^
항상 열심히 하시는 모습이 너무 보기좋습니다 벌써 구독자 6천명 대단하십니다 ㅎㅎ 채널 대박 입니다 👍 😊
늘 열심히 하고 있습니다^^
요즘 두달 정도는 영어로 채널 만드는데, 애썼네요
대박기원 감사드립니다
This is so cool
Thanks for your praise!!!
Very cool!
Thanks for your interest!!!
. WOW'
what is it'
what does it do'
LOL Naaaaaaaa it's great 👍
Lol ya goofy m8te from Australia 😆
I am South Korean. I am so happy to be able to enjoy my work together in a distant foreign country. Thank you very much for your words.
Few words to describe what I have just seen..pure genius. Never imagine using acrylic to built a sled. Wow., just superb. Where can I get the plans, I am building one, for sure. 😊
That's a compliment I'm so grateful for. This kind of happiness seems to be the driving force behind making the work. There are many people who want blueprints of my works, so I'm preparing a video that includes the blueprints. I will upload it soon. thank you!
이야.. 구매하고싶을 정도로 예쁜 썰매네요
다들 나무로만 썰매를 만들기에, 저는 아크릴로 만들어 봤습니다.
투명해서, 톱날을 보면서 작업하니, 더 편하고 안전한거 같습니다.
감사합니다.
Non mi permetto, ne sarei capace di darti un consiglio. Ti propongo solo un'idea che solo tu potresti riuscire a realizzare. Potresti inserire una piastra metallica sulla slitta, con un goniometro inscritto sopra, per realizzare tagli angolari. Grazie, sei un genio CHAPEAU
C'è un modo del genere. Dovrò provare a realizzarlo come pezzo aggiornato. Grazie mille per le tue parole sincere.
There is a way like that. I'll have to try making it as an upgraded piece. Thank you so much for your sincere words.
Hola, para que el borde quede transparente solo debes lijarlo y aplicar diluyente con un paño.
Saludos desde Uruguay
Había tal manera. Estoy pensando en pulir el acrílico con lijado, pero tengo que intentarlo. ¡gracias!
There was such a way. I'm thinking about how to polish the acrylic with sanding, but I have to try it. thank you!
Hi Kynosys, thanks for the excellent well made video, I have a question for you.
What thickness did you use for that piece of acrylic?
Acrylic used was 12mm thick. Thank you very much for your interest.
LIKE A DIAMOND :D
I want to be a diamond in the DIY world. In order to do that, it must be harder and more shiny. I will try harder. thank you!
Dude, sell me one of those!!!
Thank you so much just for your words. I'm still making products that I'll use myself, but I feel like I'm running out of time. You can make enough if you watch the video slowly. thank you!
It's very nice and aesthetically extremely pleasing but I feel like it would be much heavier than baltic birch. I suppose that's ok if you aren't taking it on and off the saw a lot but I'll stick with birch ply.
You are right. The specific gravity of birch plywood is 0.69, and acrylic is 1.18. Acrylic is a bit heavier.
I still use birch plywood sleds. This work is a transcendental work that focuses on working while directly looking at the saw blade. I hope there are people who are inspired by my work. "There's a reason why others don't." But, I'm trying to know why. thank you!
Good to see some one else making their jigs out of something other than wood. Start using HDPE over a year ago, best decision I have made in my wood shop. The material is perfect for the applications. Up front cost is a little pricey, However: over the years of making jigs over and over because of moisture in wooden jigs, causing warping, bowing and cracking, the cost of HDPE was justifiable. If there is someone out there starting up in woodworking or an old pro, you might want to look in to wood alternatives.
Have you already made a sled out of HDPE and used it? You are more experienced than me. Your point is correct. Wood warps or bends. It is very sensitive to moisture. This is the opportunity for me to make a sled with acrylic. It is also transparent, so you can clearly see the table saw blade. As you said, the initial cost seems to be fully compensated by accuracy and convenience. Thank you for your thoughtful comments.
@@Kynosys_ For a little over a year I have been using a large table saw sled of HDPE. Like it so much I am making all new sleds for my table saw, band saw and router table. Low resistance and friction. No worries with the problems of wood. Easy to manipulate for square.
это великолепно! но у меня есть куча обрезков HPL 12mm панелей ;)
HPL - это материал, который я хочу попробовать. Я еще не использовал его, но кажется, что есть много мест, где его можно использовать из-за прочности. Спасибо!
HPL is a material I want to try. I haven't used it yet, but it seems that there are many places to use it because of the strength. thank you!
Did you consider using acrylic solvent to bond pieces, to reduce the need for so many screws?
Your point is correct. I've considered that too. However, I used screws from three perspectives.
When I applied the transparent liquid-type bond to the acrylic, it flowed on its own regardless of my will. And it seemed to leave a bond mark.
I wasn't sure about the adhesive strength. If the adhesive comes off while working, it can be very dangerous.
I thought that using screws would be less aesthetically pleasing than bond. It was fine. It also looks good on its own.
I think a variety of perspectives are one of the strengths of TH-cam, and I appreciate your points in that respect.
스토퍼를 대고 맞춘 다음 스토퍼를 들고 자르세요. 아니면 움직이지 않게 눌러줘야 합니다. 톱날과 스토퍼 사이에 나무가 있으면 위험하기도 하고 불량이 날 가능성도 있습니다.
맞는 말씀입니다.
조금만 움직여도, 킥백 가능성도 있고 위험합니다.
습관을 들이려 해도 자주 잊네요.
안전이 최우선이니, 저도 더 주의 하겠습니다.
다른분들도 꼭 참고하셨으면 좋겠네요.
말씀 감사합니다.
I like this; however, I was just wondering if this type of acrylic is scratch-resistant.
As you pointed out, the biggest drawback of acrylic material is that it is weak against scratches. It's an unavoidable part, but it doesn't weaken the quality of the work because of it. It's like kids aren't hated for little mistakes. Children are beautiful souls in themselves. I hope my work does too.
What does the T mean in 15T and 12T? Is that the thickness(mm)
Yes. You got it !!!
Hallo Kynosys wieder ein Super Video nur Plexiglas in dieser Stärke in Deutschland viel zu Teuer trotzdem ein Super Projekt meine Hochachtung nun warte ich schon sehr ungeduldig auf Die Presse im Metallrahmen wann kommt die denn endlich?
Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland Peter Mertens🙂
Acryl ist kein billiges Material. In Südkorea, wo ich lebe, ist Acryl etwa doppelt so teuer wie Birkensperrholz, das ich gerne verwende. Trotzdem versuche ich, Acrylfarben mit Wert zu verwenden. Danke für deine Worte!
Acrylic is not a cheap material. In South Korea, where I live, acrylic is about twice as expensive as birch plywood, which I like to use. Even so, I try to use acrylics with value. thank you for your words!
샘 마지막 말에 용기내어 도전해보려고 합니다 몇일이나 걸릴지 모르겠지만요 하부레일 고무바 달린 제품은 어떤 제품일가요 ?
도전은 언제나 우리에게 에너지를 줍니다
전 늘 응원합니다.
목공 트랙 마이터 트랙 알루미늄 트랙 등으로 검색하시면 찾을수 있습니다. 알리에서요.
문제는 가지고 계신 테이블쏘의 레일과 규격이 맞는지 확인 하셔야 합니다. 다들 규격이 달라서요.
작업하시다가 궁금한 사항은 언제든 문의 주세요.
함께 고민해 보겠습니다.
감사합니다.
@@Kynosys_ 언제나 친잘한 답변을 주시는 군요
번거로우실텐데 늘 감사드립니다
I like your thinking. let's do and do more breakthroughs to improve work performance and be more beautiful. If only I could make a skateboard as beautiful as you. hi
You seem to have the same thoughts as me. Let's go on a trip to the new world of DIY with me. I will also prepare various ideas. Please let me know your thoughts too. thank you!
@@Kynosys_ I am also preparing to build a carpentry workshop. It's time to start studying. Hope to see your project in the next video
아크릴로 만드는 썰매는 정밀도가 더 높아질듯한 기분이 듭니다
저는 피아노를 수리하는 테크니션 입니다. 피아노에 필요한 목재를 가공할 일들이 있어서 디월트 테이블쏘를 사용하고 있습니다.
설매 아래쪽에 장착한 가이드레일을 금속으로 하고 싶었는데 영상에서 보니 금속을 이용 하셨네요 디월트에 적합한 레일을 추천해 주실수 있을까요?
그리고 줄자를 붙이신 파란 스테인레스 레일과 스톱퍼는 어디서 구할수 있나요?
알리에서 구매한 T트랙을 사용했습니다.
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상단 이미지 중에 마지막 7번째 보시면, 상세한 치수 도면이 있으니, 잘 비교해 보세요.
제가 디월트 테이블쏘를 사용해 보진 못해서요.
처음에는 빡빡합니다. 동그란 프라스틱이 닳으면서 레일에 꽉 끼워지면서 유격이 작아지게 만들어진거 같습니다
스토퍼는, 크레그 라는 회사 제품입니다.
이건 쿠팡이나 옥션에서 크레그 스토퍼 등으로 검색해 보시면 찾을수 있습니다.
그리고, 위시스 라는 곳과 쏘비트라는 사이트에 들어가 보시면, 목공관련 기계 부품 공구 등을 찾을수 있습니다.
피아노를 수리하신다니, 특별한 전문가 이시네요
조금이나마 도움이 되셨으면 합니다.
감사합니다.
@@Kynosys_ 친절하시고 상세한 답변 감사드립니다
안녕하세요 지난번에 문의글 남겨 드렸는데요
나무로는 저도 만들수 있겠지만 아크릴은 특별해 보입니다
혹시 판매는 안하시는지 조심스레 여쭤 봅니다
@@user-gf1rd5cl6v 아직 만들것들이 많아서, 여분까지는 못 만들고 있습니다.
도면을 곧 업로드 하려고 합니다.
그 도면이 참고가 되시면 좋겠네요.
테이블쏘 톱날과 직각만 잘잡으시면, 나무로도 충분한 정확도는 확보할수 있으실겁니다.
감사합니다.
@@Kynosys_ 네 알겠습니다
감사합니다
Can we have the next one made with blown glass and stuck together saffron strands please 😂😂
Did you not see my story at the end of the video? Do I have to bring up the Columbus egg story?
There are two types of people in the world.
There are people who think that the food their mother gave them is all the food in the world, and live peacefully for the rest of their lives with just that food.
Others don't forget to thank their mother, but there are people who find new foods that suit them.
I would like to introduce you to the rich food of each region. I want to show you the world of our inventors, who form the cornerstone of development through diversity.
Anyway, thanks.
Hi brother.. Is it possible for me to buy a quantity of this beautiful product from you and send it to Kuwait?
I appreciate your words. In the case of table saw sleds, the dimensions of the rail groove are different depending on the type and brand of the user's table saw. Even so, they usually make their own sleds to use. About the material and form I made, I hope it will be helpful to those who make it. Please comment if you have more questions. thank you!
Скажите пожалуйста, вы на заказ сможете сделать такую каретку?
Спасибо за интерес к моему видео. У меня все еще недостаточно времени, чтобы делать продукты, которые я буду использовать сам. Я планирую загрузить точный производственный чертеж в виде видео, поэтому лучше сделать его самостоятельно. Еще раз спасибо.
Thank you for your interest in my video. I still don't have enough time to make products that I will use myself. I plan to upload the exact production drawing as a video, so it's a good idea to make it yourself. Thank you again.
제가 아크릴업이라 만들어 쓰고 있는데 너무 무겁더라구요..ㅎㅎ
이미 만들어 보셨군요?
나무보다 확실히 무겁긴 한데, 저는 오히려 안정감 있는거 같아서 아직은 나쁘진 않습니다.
프로토타입이고, 새로운 시도 정도로도 만족스럽네요.
말씀 감사드립니다.
That is a lovely design but isn't the idea of this kind of structures to protect the user from the exposed blade? The blade is still exposed (at least the half of it) after the back fence passes on it. Maybe putting an extra guard there can solve the problem. Not everyone is professional or careful as you can be.
If you are talking about having to install a defense in front so that the saw blade is not visible, I will refer to that and use it for the next production.
thank you!
Next up... aluminum!
When making a sled for a table saw, the final task is to drill a hole in the sled while raising the saw blade. Not only is it a woodworking saw, but you can't work with a metal saw blade either. It's not an RPM that can use a saw blade for metal. It can be very dangerous.
I will answer seriously. thank you
@@Kynosys_ With steel, no you shouldn't. The RPMs are too high even if carbide tipped. However with Aluminum all woodworking tools can cut and carve perfectly fine. The only risk with non-aluminum specific blades, is you run the risk of gumming up the teeth with aluminum if you push it too much and heat both the blade and aluminum too high. But a few cuts here and there are no big deal!
Here, we can buy 10" table saw blades specifically for non-ferrous metals, and they aren't too expensive. But if you are just making a one time item, and the blades are priced too high, you can get by without using one.
An aluminum table saw sled is actually better, because you can use as thin as 4mm to 6mm for the base. This increases your cut capacity over a wood or in your case an acrylic sled. I'd imagine that your acrylic sled attracts tons of dust from static electricity... and you have to constantly blow it off.
If I were to make an aluminum sled, I'd go with the split table design. So there is no fence on the front side, for larger pieces, infinite cross cut width. The right side of the blade stays in pace, locked into the track just to keep a zero kerf and material height the same as the moving part of the sled. Just a thought, for another project. So you have two sleds, each serving different purposes. Or sell one of them to make a profit.
@@EcoMouseChannel First of all, I would like to apologize to Paul Sullivan. Since you mentioned aluminum in your first short post, I thought you were joking a little bit.
After reading this long article by Eco Mouse, You seem to be an expert in the metal field. It would look great if it was made out of aluminum. If I get a chance, I really want to make it too.
As for saw blades, I am fortunate to have the knowledge to overcome the problem.
And, your concerns that dust will stick to the acrylic are true. I expected it to be inevitable because of static electricity. Still, it seems that the various advantages obtained from transparency outweigh the problem.
Thank you very much for your sincere advice.
I'll just go ahead and assume you've never had a chunk of acrylic explode while cutting it. wear armor while using this please. Edit for clarity, this protection should be worn in the gut and groin areas.
It is an accurate fact that your consideration of the risks of equipment made from new materials requires sufficient discussion. However, thanks to the weight of the acrylic and the precision of the rails, my sled will not twist. If the saw blade breaks or becomes loose and becomes dangerous, it's not a problem with my acrylic sled, but the table saw itself, and that's the same problem no matter what sled you use.
And you're worried about my groin, but since it's on the underside of the table saw, I'd rather protect my face.
Anyway, thank you.
Best of luck sir. It's very nice looking
Other than it will not ex[and and contract it is pointless
It is transparent, so it is more comfortable and stable to work while looking at the saw blade. More than anything, I want you to understand this as a new attempt. thank you!
carnt you just talk, i miss so much visual content readining your dam captions....... just saying
Dam? Hmmmmmm
Can't you just see, I miss so much graceful words reading your dam comments.....
just seeing
and,
Many people want my subtitles,
I'm South Korean and I speak Korean very very well, but unfortunately you won't understand,
You can remove the subtitles by clicking the cc button in the upper right corner of the TH-cam video.
I reveal that the way to become a healthy member of society is to refrain from actions that falsely refer to other people's efforts.
Anyway, Thanks.
@@Kynosys_ sorry it was early and clearly my brain wasnt working correctly, i never even considered english wasnt your first language iam a idiot sorry 🙏 🙏 your table saw sled looked amazing. Olease forgive me
I was a bit sensitive because of various subtle issues. I apologize. You are the person I am grateful for watching my video. Thank you for your honest answer. I will try harder too.
@@Kynosys_ no need,your doing just fine, keep up the good work👍
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Another project that falls under the category of " Just because you can, doesn't mean you should !".
I am an inventor with over 20 patents. Always try something new. When I get a chance, I'll try to make a video introducing my inventions. I am constantly upgrading the equipment I use. Of course, the cost performance and practicality may not meet expectations, but I place great importance on the attempt itself. thank you
The same can be applied to the comment you posted.
@@randy-yk1yk awwww, why so bitter little fella? Did you get misgendered again?