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At 20:00, what kind of stop did you make to control the depth of cut for the saw blade, and prevent it from sliding? I'd like to see that. Otherwise the inner surface of the bowl could be rough and uneven. Given the level of precision that you employ, I cannot imagine that you would leave those movements uncontrolled.
I love how most of the steps start with a absolutely 'bare' saw just like it would come out of the box. That way someone who has just purchased a saw can build these jigs easily.
JSK You are Amazing!!! Thank You for your professional, ever-expanding, diligent, and inspiring work, that provides the world with your one-of-a-Kind createive ideas to show us how to engineer, construct, and build the tools and crafts to make our world better! You are the G.O.A.T. Greatest Of All Time!
Again, great job. You are going to start a trend, there are 346 million videos of the (perfect, ultimate, best ever etc) table saw sleds. You have a miter saw jig that seems very effective to me. Every woodworker on youtube is now going to make videos on the subject. 😁
Trust me, if have a circular saw and build a saw guide with T track, you can do a lot more than a miter saw. It is safer also since the saw is face down and no need to use hand to hold the wood pieces. You can add clamp, miter gauge, lock stopper. You can also use a L shape angle bracket with a bar to build a fence, all you need is to get a few T track sliders. A saw guide with T track may greatly help you to cut a more precise, nice wood piece. Also, you can use an angle bracket for angle positioning, too, so you don’t need to have another wood bar. For example, if you want to cut a 36 degree, use a miter saw to find the angle, then you can adjust the angle bracket to 36 degrees, then you just take the wood piece align with the angle, and use the clamp to hold it, then you can cut a precise angle wood piece.
never heard anyone call a sliding compound miter saw a "slide circular saw" ?... i guess a regular miter saw would just be called a circular saw ?... lol...... table saw is perhaps a non-slide circular saw ?.... and what do you call an actual circular saw ?... a portable circular saw ?... and 1.7M subs .. astounding
vous avez fait un travail excellent mais les guides que vous avez fabriqué ils ont une fonction identique et c'est un encombrement en plus pour un atelier
Excellent! Now, for making the inside of the bowls on step 9, you'll always be limited to chords of your blade's diameter. Also, in step 9, I'd put marks for the angles on the pivot plate, but that's a detail. Besides that, everything is brilliant, and sometimes genius, I "wow'd" more than once!). Thank you for this collection of tricks.
superbe idée comme d'habitude et toujours autant de plaisir à regarder et apprécier vos créations! Merci et si vous pouviez mettre la création concernant la raboteuse :) un grand merci :) ^-^
Hi there, does anybody know which model of Makita mitre saw this is? And if it’s available to buy in the UK.🤞🏻 thanks in advance by the way this guy is absolutely amazing. Blows my mind every time I see one of his videos.🤯
I have the suspicion that at some point you were debating whether to use blue anodized aluminum extrusions rather than the red, so that it would have an appearance fit with the Makita saw. However without knowing what the decision process was, I would suspect it might have been either not finding the correct shade of blue in Anodized aluminum, or it may have been that you wanted to mark the result out as being part of the work you performed. Either way, I wouldn't be surprised if within the next year there wasn't a whole collection of aftermarket bolt on products emulating some or all of your work here. Thank you.
They have blue, silver, and red color available. I have a saw guide with T track, too, and I use the blue color. A saw guide with T tracks works much better than no tracks saw guide.
🤩🤩🤩As usual your are still a master of diy carpentry and for the clean cuts. I saw some little things on TWC DESIGN. But you stay for me a big boss 🤩🤩🤩
If he's like me, he comes up with these ideas WHILST he is sleeping !! 😂... I've solved many a problem while sleeping soundly .. 😴 Btw... re. "sleeping".. your name checks out ! 😉
Dear, I like to watch your videos on TH-cam. However, it always hurts me when I see you using the miter saw incorrectly. You first pull the saw back and saw forward. If you look at the teeth of the saw, it is the same as if you were to bring a piece of wood along the back of a table saw. If you use a zero insert on the saw, for example. and you first pull the saw back and then forward, the splinters are along the top of the wood, because that is where the teeth come out of the piece. If you first saw down and then back, the splinters are on the bottom, and that is where the zero insert ensures that there are no splinters. The piece of wood is also pressed down and towards the stop strip. But if you saw like you do, the piece is pressed up, which can be dangerous if you saw on a knot, for example, and you get a kickback. This is my thought when I see you using the miter saw. Ps i cant write english so this is translated by google translate, if there are any mistakes you know who to contact. jan bekaert
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Which model of Makita is this saw?
At 20:00, what kind of stop did you make to control the depth of cut for the saw blade, and prevent it from sliding? I'd like to see that. Otherwise the inner surface of the bowl could be rough and uneven. Given the level of precision that you employ, I cannot imagine that you would leave those movements uncontrolled.
I can't find plans. Looking for clamps dimensions.
@@hansvonhamburg6370 for us German it would be the 40V XGT LS002G , i think.
@@hansvonhamburg6370 LS005GZ JAPAN
from 10k to 1.7M ... and still, your perfection and attention to detail is still the same...
I love how most of the steps start with a absolutely 'bare' saw just like it would come out of the box. That way someone who has just purchased a saw can build these jigs easily.
JSK You are Amazing!!!
Thank You for your professional, ever-expanding, diligent, and inspiring work, that provides the world with your one-of-a-Kind createive ideas to show us how to engineer, construct, and build the tools and crafts to make our world better!
You are the G.O.A.T.
Greatest Of All Time!
Always so brilliant! So talented my friend! Thanks for sharing!
Superb idea and design and brilliantly executed!
Again, great job. You are going to start a trend, there are 346 million videos of the (perfect, ultimate, best ever etc) table saw sleds.
You have a miter saw jig that seems very effective to me. Every woodworker on youtube is now going to make videos on the subject. 😁
Belles astuces,bravo,merci,à bientôt salut Jeannot 🛠😉
Bütün çalışmalarınız muhteşem. Çalışma şekliniz, titizliğiniz, kullandığınız malzemeler beni benden alıyor.
Amazing. I've learned a lot from you. Especially the fact that you can make a lot of tools yourself. Thank you very much for the information.
Such very clever work we learn so much from you thank you
Ones more 25 new minuets of pure magic - thank you so much for these inspirations.
Sorry, I can't hit the like-button twice
Trust me, if have a circular saw and build a saw guide with T track, you can do a lot more than a miter saw. It is safer also since the saw is face down and no need to use hand to hold the wood pieces.
You can add clamp, miter gauge, lock stopper. You can also use a L shape angle bracket with a bar to build a fence, all you need is to get a few T track sliders.
A saw guide with T track may greatly help you to cut a more precise, nice wood piece.
Also, you can use an angle bracket for angle positioning, too, so you don’t need to have another wood bar. For example, if you want to cut a 36 degree, use a miter saw to find the angle, then you can adjust the angle bracket to 36 degrees, then you just take the wood piece align with the angle, and use the clamp to hold it, then you can cut a precise angle wood piece.
Thank you for the brilliant ideas. JSK
Just wow...I'm new to the channel and i love your custom tools
never heard anyone call a sliding compound miter saw a "slide circular saw" ?... i guess a regular miter saw would just be called a circular saw ?... lol...... table saw is perhaps a non-slide circular saw ?....
and what do you call an actual circular saw ?... a portable circular saw ?... and 1.7M subs .. astounding
vous avez fait un travail excellent mais les guides que vous avez fabriqué ils ont une fonction identique et c'est un encombrement en plus pour un atelier
Excellent!
Now, for making the inside of the bowls on step 9, you'll always be limited to chords of your blade's diameter. Also, in step 9, I'd put marks for the angles on the pivot plate, but that's a detail. Besides that, everything is brilliant, and sometimes genius, I "wow'd" more than once!).
Thank you for this collection of tricks.
Están geniales estas mejoras... yo tengo la misma ingletadora ,muchas gracias
superlative....is there a possibility to have the project of the complete plan? thank you very much
You are a genius, every thing you do is 5 star maybe more, just keep this up, because it's well worth watching what ever you do. Thank you
こんばんは。うわーおおー！凄いでかっこいいで良い!😆👍️DIYだね😃🙆
Che modello è la makita a batteria,sei fantastico ti seguo da tanto tempo,bravo
Godne uwagi. Podoba mi sie ta dbałość o szczegóły. Chyle czoła przed Tobą.
Cómo siempre sorprende... Ingenio, limpieza, detallista, lo felicito, un abrazo desde Chile 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱 i
This is great, thank you.... All I need now is a professional carpenter's workshop and I'll be fine.
やっぱ刃は鮫肌やね！！よぉ切れますよね！
As always, amazing results 👍👍👍. Greetings from Germany.
I keep watching it amazed how accurate this is.
Wish I had plans for this jig 😊
superbe idée comme d'habitude et toujours autant de plaisir à regarder et apprécier vos créations! Merci et si vous pouviez mettre la création concernant la raboteuse :) un grand merci :) ^-^
Fantastic and wonderful precision, over engineering to the Nth degree, but superb design and craftmanship all the same. Riveting to watch.
Great innovation, as usual!
Omg, that wall cutting thingymajig!!! I am stunned by how incredible and cool that is :D
Hi there, does anybody know which model of Makita mitre saw this is? And if it’s available to buy in the UK.🤞🏻 thanks in advance by the way this guy is absolutely amazing. Blows my mind every time I see one of his videos.🤯
I have the suspicion that at some point you were debating whether to use blue anodized aluminum extrusions rather than the red, so that it would have an appearance fit with the Makita saw. However without knowing what the decision process was, I would suspect it might have been either not finding the correct shade of blue in Anodized aluminum, or it may have been that you wanted to mark the result out as being part of the work you performed. Either way, I wouldn't be surprised if within the next year there wasn't a whole collection of aftermarket bolt on products emulating some or all of your work here. Thank you.
He uses red anodized on almost everything he anodizes himself, ever since the beginning
They have blue, silver, and red color available.
I have a saw guide with T track, too, and I use the blue color.
A saw guide with T tracks works much better than no tracks saw guide.
🤩🤩🤩As usual your are still a master of diy carpentry and for the clean cuts.
I saw some little things on TWC DESIGN.
But you stay for me a big boss 🤩🤩🤩
o talento disponibilizou maravilhosos dispositivos para o mundo como sempre;parabéns JSKZ!
I liked the wooden zero clearance insert you made for 90⁰ cuts. Did you also make one for doing 45⁰ bevel cuts, as the kerf slot needs to be wider?
Ich liebe deine Videos! Klasse Mensch - klasse Werkzeug - klasse Ideen -1000% Präzision!!! Weiter so !!!
Здравствуйте у вас очень отличные приспособления для работы.
Great job, and as always perfection in your execution. I went to you store did not see the plans, have you added them ?
Your work never ceases to amaze me
these are great! I'm gonna use them! (proceed to forget everything 5 minutes after)
Muy bueno todo lo que hace maestro ... Maestro es el que enseña y gracias por enseñar
Единственно чего не ясно - причем тут ленточные пилы...
PS. Похоже тут кривой перевод Ютуба с японского - Гугл намекает на торцовочную пилу.
@@ArtemKAD1 да это ютуб не догоняет до иероглифов
I would love to have the pdf plans with dimensions and cut list please
me2
Great vid but when do you find time to sleep coming up with all these ideas
If he's like me, he comes up with these ideas WHILST he is sleeping !! 😂... I've solved many a problem while sleeping soundly .. 😴
Btw... re. "sleeping".. your name checks out ! 😉
Pure inspiration! 100%
Sei un grande complimenti
Très bien mais... L'angle horizontal, ok mais pour l'angle vertical ?
Néanmoins, bonne continuation ! 🙌 Respect !
ノーベル治具作り賞みたいなのがあったら受賞するのは間違いなくこの人だよね。
Great work sir you are awesome engineer thanks for the sharing this video sir ❤😊❤
ตามดูหลายคลิปแล้วครับเพราะใช้เครื่องมาของมากิต้า ตอนวัยเด็กสินค้าญี่ปุ่นมีราคาถูกกว่า โรงงานเพิ่งเปิดใหม่เลยซื้อมาใข้ทั้งหมด ของเยอรมันแพงสุด ของเมกามีใหม่ๆ เข้ามาน้อยตอนนั้นเมกากับไทยยังรบกับพวกคอมมิวนิสต์อยู่เลย
What brand calibers are you using?
Sure takes a lot of new tools just to make a wooden insert for the chop saw
Great jigs 😃
mucha admiración 😮
Spot on jigs again 💪🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Love your videos
Amazing work as usual! 👍👍🔨🔨
Amazing..! Its always pleasure to watch your masterhood. Thank you 🙏
Just a suggestion, on step 2 would the lock screw be better on the back of the stop block?
Bien hecho 👍💪
Are you using Lignum Vitae for the base ?
Espetáculo, excelentes ideias
Decent tips, thanks.
Excelente los 10 puntos donde y como podré saber todo con más exactitud y poder tener alguno de todos estos. Luis Jiménez . Tlaxcala. Gracias 👍
Some excellent ideas. Thank you.
Cool as ever
Why not just add a small washer under the blue plate over the screw hole?
Я заметил что не умеет пилить левой рукой а это важно!
Per troncatrici. Belle idee.
Joao Luis
muito top show de mais muito fiche muito shows
Wo kann ich den Bauplan bekommen?
Grandios! 👍👍👍
Please, but the plan for the mitersaw jig
Very impressive hacks
Je suis bluffé 👍
Hi!
The plan is not available!
Excelente!
good, better, JSK :)
perfect
Dear, I like to watch your videos on TH-cam.
However, it always hurts me when I see you using the miter saw incorrectly.
You first pull the saw back and saw forward. If you look at the teeth of the saw, it is the same as if you were to bring a piece of wood along the back of a table saw.
If you use a zero insert on the saw, for example. and you first pull the saw back and then forward, the splinters are along the top of the wood, because that is where the teeth come out of the piece.
If you first saw down and then back, the splinters are on the bottom, and that is where the zero insert ensures that there are no splinters.
The piece of wood is also pressed down and towards the stop strip. But if you saw like you do, the piece is pressed up, which can be dangerous if you saw on a knot, for example, and you get a kickback.
This is my thought when I see you using the miter saw.
Ps i cant write english so this is translated by google translate, if there are any mistakes you know who to contact.
jan bekaert
Perfect
Respect
それは何というブランドの粘着テープですか？
I liked the wooden zero clearance strip you made for 90⁰ cuts, but have you also made another for 45⁰ angled cuts too?
Круто! Спасибо!!!
Большое спасибо за совет! И буду так делать!!!
19:04 did you make that drill guide?
Same question
Τι έφτιαξε ο άνθρωπος απίστευτος συγχαρητήρια!!!!!!😮😮😮
Over the top! 🔝
最初からの謎 なぜ？刃物の近所はへこんでるんでしょうね ？
Ótimo ! 😮
Благодарю за Вашу работу
Макита в деле радует
Булатный лайк мой👍
Пункт№2
Классное усовершенствование торцовки.
1 000 000 лайков👍
№№3,4,5,6,...В конечном итоге торцовочная пила приобрела многофункционость💪 Круто
Woodwork ASMR
ตอนใช้ใช้แต่ของมากิต้า กับมิววอลค์กี้ ฟุตเหล็ก KDS แล้วบ้านเราทำDIY หาอุปกรณ์เสริมยาก ไปญี่ปุ่นก็อยากจะหอบกลับมาพอเอาตาชั้่งสปริงแบบแขวนมาเช็ค นน.ดูสุดท้ายต้องเอาไปเก็บคืน นน.เกินโดนปรับแน่
but this looks risky. when if that square piece coms out of its pin holder.
オリジナルが凹んでたの謎〜
И где тут ленточная пила?
Где пила❓🤷♂️
Where are the "hacks"?