I love the counterbalance. The saw is very clever. I'm a commercial beekeeper down here in Australia. I make my own beehives. I have a large German Panel saw and a large radial arm saw. Your saw basically does the job of both. I'm really enjoying your new channel. Thanks
Fantastic ! Your Another MacGyver ! Man of industry with a railroad, lumber company, garlic factory, jewelry and fine do-dads, farmer, Charcoal factory and all around good guy !👍
I made one of those panel lifting thingies about 20 years ago. I still have it. But one day, while buying wood from the lumber yard I saw they were selling them. Apparently they loved the one they saw me use. Apparently I accidently reinvented something I am pretty sure some one else already invented long before me.
I'd say "Tim! Give us a twirl!' but I see you already gave us several! (and how very elegantly executed twirls they were too!) This is SUCH a cool invention! I need it!! Claire x
That is amazing! I saw a very expensive one in B&Q and thought it would never be an option to me. I could totally do this one day! Plus the holder thingy is genius!!
Yes, I think this is the video that brought me to your channel, very good. I want to build a lower speed one to be able to cut up aluminum sheet stock, up to about 3/8 thick.
The panel lifting device is genius. You can now buy these fancy gripper/lifter things for lugging panels around, but your idea beats them all. It is so simple, easy and cheap... and back saving.
Hi there near me is an industrial museum in a old mill and several of the doors are closed by an old coge on a string through an eye and onto the door. I also love the bord handle
Добрый день! Из множества просмотренных вариантов подобного рода оснастки Ваш проект наиболее технологичен для самостоятельного изготовления! Этой зимой попробую изготовить такой же для себя. Благодарю за предоставленную информацию. Удачи вам и здоровья! ❤
I’ve just subscribed, because of the way you approach the build , we don’t need frills as that doesn’t get the job done, simplicity & practicality does! Then you have the time to complete the task in hand 👍🤗
FIRST TIME SEEING YOUR CHANNEL 😁 VERY IMPRESSIVE AND EXCELLENT 💯👍. I ALWAYS LOOKING FOR SOMETHING LIKE TO BUILD. BUT I MORE LIKE PART WHERE THE SAW AND PIPES ARE RUNNING. I LOVE HOW YOU CONNECT THE SAW ON PIECES ON WOOD AND WITH WHEELS. NOW I'M JUST ASKING OK. IS IT A GOOD IDEA TO PUT THE PART THAT I LIKE WHICH IS THE WHEELS,PIECES OF WOOD AND THE 2 IRON PIPES HORIZONTAL? JUST ASKING. THANKS 🏆💯
If you don't have the space to fit a full sheet of plywood, that's fair. But the floor space requirement of this thing is tiny given what it can do. Compare it to a table saw for example.
I made one with 6 casters on the "chassis", so I could pull it out for use, then tuck away for storage. It also has space at the rear to store spare boards, (which add to the weight and stability, so you need a smooth floor and big casters for it to operate properly).
@@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299 That's better than the professional one we had at school. It was out of alignment for some reason. Doesn't matter now, they got rid of it.
I might just build one in my garage workshop since I have access to lots of free plywood. Great and simple idea. I have a tip for your video editing. When doing small bits of voicework I can hear your mouse click after each section. Put that clip in an editor and snip off that click. I dont know how many people notice it but I always do and it is a bit annoying.
@@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299 When I said I hear it always I mean on other youtube videos, not just yours. I think this may be the first time Ive noticed it on this channel so you must have improved. I look forward to more from you!
I have to say Tim I still think you need to re-evaluate which channel you maintain as the workshop one, the workshop content is by far your more popular content, and so it makes sense to continue that on the more popular channel, especially because so many people will be too lazy to subscribe to this new one!
@@thatdudeinorange2297 This is the main channel. th-cam.com/users/WayOutWestx2 He has been re up loading videos from that channel to here almost every time he does a new video. The sub count on this channel should reflect almost 100% sub views or darn near close to it.
I love how you dance with your boards! They're never board to with you around! Ha! Ha ha ha! That's my joke. Not as funny as yours are. But you've gotta start somewhere!!
@@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299 i'm having a hard time seeing how this is done considering each caster is mounted in such a way that you would need to cut the middle support differently in order to adjust the distance between each of the wheels. like if you wanted to move that one innermost wheel closest to the saw you'd need to make the wood block it's screwed to either wider or shorter to move the caster in or out.
The blade should rotate in the direction if the panel ie clockwise as viewed from the side without the motor. The teeth should rotate in the direction of the wall. This from York Knife and Saw, a manufacturer of saw blades
Do you like my "Parallel Guided Power Saw?" seen on you tube. Do you wish to join me to manufacture it. On the video you may see some pyramids I cut with my saw, which cannot be easily cut with another saw. The manufacturing company does not want my saw, so we have to start our company to make it.
great to see this again, great simple design . just thought how about if you made it so you could rotate the saw 90degrees and lock it at a certain height , then slide then board through for cuts length ways?
I love the counterbalance. The saw is very clever. I'm a commercial beekeeper down here in Australia. I make my own beehives. I have a large German Panel saw and a large radial arm saw. Your saw basically does the job of both. I'm really enjoying your new channel. Thanks
Fantastic ! Your Another MacGyver ! Man of industry with a railroad, lumber company, garlic factory, jewelry and fine do-dads, farmer, Charcoal factory and all around good guy !👍
Ha! Thanks, Dave. Just wait till I get one of them right first : - )
Every workshop should have a ''Tim''.....
That is pretty cool. I have always wanted a panel saw. I have seen a large number of designs over the years and this one is very simple.
The stuff you make and how you solve problems never ceases to amaze me.
I made one of those panel lifting thingies about 20 years ago. I still have it. But one day, while buying wood from the lumber yard I saw they were selling them. Apparently they loved the one they saw me use. Apparently I accidently reinvented something I am pretty sure some one else already invented long before me.
Old shots of Bob @ 0:28 bring memories... He was such a great lad.
He really was : - (
I have been wanting to build this for my shop
This was the video that got me interested in your channel!
What a simple yet effective machine!
Genius, as usual!❤️🙏🏼🇺🇸
High tech counter balance amazing 👌🏽👌🏽😂
I'd say "Tim! Give us a twirl!' but I see you already gave us several! (and how very elegantly executed twirls they were too!) This is SUCH a cool invention! I need it!! Claire x
Darn clever these Irish people 😁
That is amazing! I saw a very expensive one in B&Q and thought it would never be an option to me. I could totally do this one day! Plus the holder thingy is genius!!
Yet another amazing invention! Keep up the inspirational work Tim! And Sandra too! :D
I need one of these right now for a current project.
You´re such a cool inventor!
Super inspiring for someone who tinkers a bit with stuff too, every now and then.
Yes, I think this is the video that brought me to your channel, very good. I want to build a lower speed one to be able to cut up aluminum sheet stock, up to about 3/8 thick.
Very doable for everyone, none of the gizmos & blowing smoke, the problem was you needed a panel saw ………. You built one ! Very impressive 🤗👍
Love it. I hate trying to rip large sheets. I see the lift runs on 12v 😂
Ha! Well spotted : - )
You beat me to it, every home should have one
The panel lifting device is genius. You can now buy these fancy gripper/lifter things for lugging panels around, but your idea beats them all. It is so simple, easy and cheap... and back saving.
Sheer genius! Love this - might have to build one myself! 👍
You sure have a mind of ingenuity bro. Brilliant. Safe travels
Thanks Tim, an easy to deal with solution
Great advice thanks!!! Anyone else expecting him to say "the larch"?
LMFAO....high tech counter balance. Simple yet brilliant.
This is the first video of yours I watched way back. Subscribed straight away, never regretted it, strange and always interesting journey since..
thanks, Paul : - )
Saw goes up, Saw goes down... ;-)
Brilliant. Elegant. Video concise with all the needed detail and no fluff. TH-cam diy perfection 👏
A really great and very usefull invention Tim, you genious....Thanks!
Hi there near me is an industrial museum in a old mill and several of the doors are closed by an old coge on a string through an eye and onto the door. I also love the bord handle
The real genious is in the simplicity !
Simpel dan inovatif
Terimakasih sudah berbagi
Yesus memberkati kita
"high tec counter balance" 🤣🤣🤣
I really ought to build myself one of those panel saws. I just have to find room for it!
Love that high tech counterbalance - You should market that!
Good ideas. I like the carry device for panels. And the saw is great too. The counter weight looked a little scary and precarious :-P
Perfect
Yes. Very helpful.
I am off to make a board lifter right now!!
brilliant, thank you
I'll make one, for my workshop, thanks
Добрый день! Из множества просмотренных вариантов подобного рода оснастки Ваш проект наиболее технологичен для самостоятельного изготовления! Этой зимой попробую изготовить такой же для себя. Благодарю за предоставленную информацию. Удачи вам и здоровья! ❤
Great idea Tim
I’ve just subscribed, because of the way you approach the build , we don’t need frills as that doesn’t get the job done, simplicity & practicality does!
Then you have the time to complete the task in hand 👍🤗
Brilliant!
Fantastic invention
I need one for my workshop!
Empirico e funzionante allo stesso tempo, complimenti!
I don't have a workshop, but if I ever do....!
Do you have a CAD file for the counter-weight?
I forgot about this Tim Tool
Het Tim,did you invent the light bulb by any chance🤔
That’s a really nice build.👍👍
Your voice is so eloquent and soothing, you should start a channel where you read children's books.
I hope you remember to regularly recharge your high tech counter balance, otherwise it may not work
Thanks for sharing, panel saws are chuffing expensive!
Love the high tech counterbalance! 😂
Brilliant 👌
Keep up the good work man! Great narration too hope ur wife is doing good
It’s an old video, I remember watching it years ago.
A question. How is it holding up? Are you still using it?
It works just as well now as it did back then - I just wish I did too!
You are awesome thank you so much
Your a hero
Making one... now!
brilliant
You have made me think a whole different way. Thanks for sharing!
Great. I love this
fantastic thanks!
You are Amazing 👍🇺🇸
Brilliant again Tim! Can you tell me where I can get a counterbalance like this?
I’d say get an old jug and fill it with sand
Oh, I don't know, Peter - that's a specialized bit of kit : - )
Love it.
Great idea Tim. Did you include any adjustment mechanism to ensure square cut ?
The rail at the bottom could be shimmed up at one end, if needed, but it's plenty good enough as it is
FIRST TIME SEEING YOUR CHANNEL 😁 VERY IMPRESSIVE AND EXCELLENT 💯👍. I ALWAYS LOOKING FOR SOMETHING LIKE TO BUILD. BUT I MORE LIKE PART WHERE THE SAW AND PIPES ARE RUNNING. I LOVE HOW YOU CONNECT THE SAW ON PIECES ON WOOD AND WITH WHEELS. NOW I'M JUST ASKING OK. IS IT A GOOD IDEA TO PUT THE PART THAT I LIKE WHICH IS THE WHEELS,PIECES OF WOOD AND THE 2 IRON PIPES HORIZONTAL? JUST ASKING. THANKS 🏆💯
Thanks, Darren. Yes, you could have the saw running horizontally - whichever way works best for you.
the room to have such a beast would be nice. my workshop is 9m2 :'(
If you don't have the space to fit a full sheet of plywood, that's fair. But the floor space requirement of this thing is tiny given what it can do. Compare it to a table saw for example.
I made one with 6 casters on the "chassis", so I could pull it out for use, then tuck away for storage. It also has space at the rear to store spare boards, (which add to the weight and stability, so you need a smooth floor and big casters for it to operate properly).
Very cool. How accurate can you cut with it?
+/- 1mm - it's pretty good
@@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299 That's better than the professional one we had at school. It was out of alignment for some reason. Doesn't matter now, they got rid of it.
I might just build one in my garage workshop since I have access to lots of free plywood. Great and simple idea.
I have a tip for your video editing. When doing small bits of voicework I can hear your mouse click after each section. Put that clip in an editor and snip off that click. I dont know how many people notice it but I always do and it is a bit annoying.
this video is one of our early ones - I hope I've improved a little since then..
@@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299 When I said I hear it always I mean on other youtube videos, not just yours. I think this may be the first time Ive noticed it on this channel so you must have improved. I look forward to more from you!
I have to say Tim I still think you need to re-evaluate which channel you maintain as the workshop one, the workshop content is by far your more popular content, and so it makes sense to continue that on the more popular channel, especially because so many people will be too lazy to subscribe to this new one!
That might be true. Though the subs on this channel reflect the hardcore viewers and their devotion to this channel.
What other channel? 😉
@@thatdudeinorange2297 This is the main channel. th-cam.com/users/WayOutWestx2
He has been re up loading videos from that channel to here almost every time he does a new video.
The sub count on this channel should reflect almost 100% sub views or darn near close to it.
Neat.😀👍
I love how you dance with your boards! They're never board to with you around! Ha! Ha ha ha! That's my joke. Not as funny as yours are. But you've gotta start somewhere!!
Fantastic job wish I had a work shop to put one in do all my woodwork on my front path live in a tiny house in England 🏴 no room for one
We all take on projects that don't quite fit our workshops!
How best to adjust the casters to securely guide the sled on the pipes?
fix two of the castors first, then push the last one up till it touches the pipe and tighten it in position
@@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299 i'm having a hard time seeing how this is done considering each caster is mounted in such a way that you would need to cut the middle support differently in order to adjust the distance between each of the wheels. like if you wanted to move that one innermost wheel closest to the saw you'd need to make the wood block it's screwed to either wider or shorter to move the caster in or out.
The blade should rotate in the direction if the panel ie clockwise as viewed from the side without the motor. The teeth should rotate in the direction of the wall. This from York Knife and Saw, a manufacturer of saw blades
It's all correct. It cuts going down, not up.
Are you using aluminum tubes?
nope those looks to be zinc plated iron to me...
HiTec balance 🎉❤
Don’t need a panel lifter I just use my claw hammer
CAN YOU SHOW ME HOW TO MAKE IT PLEASE
Do you like my "Parallel Guided Power Saw?" seen on you tube. Do you wish to join me to manufacture it. On the video you may see some pyramids I cut with my saw, which cannot be easily cut with another saw. The manufacturing company does not want my saw, so we have to start our company to make it.
Maybe you could find an independent metal worker you could work with on this?
This blade is also rotating backwards.
??!
👌😵👍 ❗
Are you Mr. Bean?
Mr. Bean doesn't talk !
egg sell en tay
great to see this again, great simple design .
just thought how about if you made it so you could rotate the saw 90degrees and lock it at a certain height , then slide then board through for cuts length ways?
I'm sure it would be possible, but I have a bench saw for the long cuts
Excellent :)