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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’m 64 years old i’m retiring in 7 months and in the process of learning how to make small projects in my shed using my new Makita Miter Saw. I have dyslexia, learning has never been easy for me. Your style of teaching makes me feel like I could do this too. I am looking forward to watching your videos. Thank You Dennis 🥳
Good luck Dennis 👍🏽 I was made redundant at 60 and enjoy woodworking now. Having watched this video the best advice I'd give is get a better blade for your saw. My LS1019 loves her cmt. (Tho you may already have done that)
All your steps are just excellent, but the way you cut that slot using the router table was a real eye opener. No more trying to set the workpiece down on a running bit. Thanks!
I’ve said this before elsewhere. I worked in a cabinetmakers for years and the highest paid man on the shop floor was the jig maker. He was the man responsible for ensuring repeatability.Excellent work 🇬🇧👍
💥🌻As Grandes Nações surgem, se mantém, evoluem graças aos homens curiosos, estudiosos, pesquisadores, observadores, cheios de sonhos, e mãos abençoada s pelo pragmatismo. Muitíssimo obrigada 💕 por seus vídeos! Forte abraço aqui do extremo Sul do Brasil 🇧🇷 💕🇧🇷💕🇧🇷💕🇧🇷
One of the things that impresses me the most is the cleanliness of your work. Everything, absolutely everything, is irritatingly clean! I get paralyzed watching your videos and asking myself: how does he conceive all this? Thank you very much for everything you teach us.
In my 92 yrs old age; Iv'e NEVER seen such "Easy"; to have seen; "So I can't do it"!!! For, this man, is a genius of geniuses, from Creation! Thank you Sir; You are wonderful; with wood.❤and we WILL be Back Sir.❤for Sure!!!
Just found your You Tube channel and very impressed by the quality of the jigs you show and straightforward method of assembly. Some are real game changers. Looking forward to exploring more of your work. Keep up the excellent videos
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.
@@mikecovich1 The adjustment in step 1 is difficult. If it doesn't work, you might be able to make spacers out of washers or aluminum cans to fine-tune the height. I just thought of that idea.
Your videos are amazing! Every time I watch one, I'm inspired to build something new for my garage shop. Keep up the good work! Greetings from Germany.
Bonjour, Voici quelques mois que je suis vos vidéos. Je suis épaté par la patience avec laquelle vous travaillez mais aussi par l'ingéniosité de vos projets. Bravo et merci beaucoup pour toutes ces vidéos et plans que l'on peut se procurer sur votre site. Je vous souhaite une très belle journée. Pascal.
하루가 다르게 좋은 제품들이 연이어 나오네요. 일단 바람세기가 강하고 가격도 저렴해서 가성비 측면에서 딱이네요. 요즘 돈들어갈 곳도 많은데 지름신 출동하게 만드는 제품이네요. 목공작업할 때, 세차할 때도 좋고, 흡입기능도 가능해서 청소기 용도로도 사용할 수 있어 다양하게 사용할 수 있어 하나 있으면 든든할 것 같아요!!!
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!
So much wonderful information and projects. I love the fact that you have them indexed below so we can find the ones we want quickly. I need some advice. What should I lubricate the sliding base of my miter saw with? It is sliding pretty rough. Thanks so much for your suggestion and your videos.
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. 😁
This is quite simply fabulous! Thank you for the content and the tutorials.. So much imagination and innovation right here in your presentation... Excellent to be sure.
Amazing ingenuity & skill, im amazed how tidy & organised your workspace is , such precision, wonderful , thank you so much & a big hello from great britain
i havent seen a woodcraft video this useful in a while. this saves me a lot of time working on prototype jigs as well as sparking a lot of new ideas. thank you!
@@Se-La-Vi Обожаю таких товарищей, которые завсегда принизят таланты и способности, списав всё к наличию того или иного в продаже. Уверен, что этот человек смог бы сделать конфетку из любых составляющих. Просто потому, что у него инженерное мышление. Если дать вам и ему один и тот же набор предметов, он соберёт ракету, а вы - кучку мусора.
@@kolob2104 Если им дать одинаковые китайские пилы скопированные у бренда они одинаково криво напилят ,качественный инструмент и материалы это 80 % успеха.А придумать можно всё что угодно .если не полный дуб.
I wish I had half the skill and knowledge you show on your videos. I just now subscribed to your site and after seeing a few other videos and this one I'm hooked to watching your skill and seeing you put it into action. Do you sell your plans for all of these projects and if not you should. All of your projects are awesome. Thank You for sharing these with all of us. I just found your site with the plans, so again thank you for sharing.
The T-rails in beautiful cherry red give a luxurios look to your miter saw........ I LOVE IT ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ it looks (btw: and everything works) brilliant and first-class!!! 🏆🎖
Great ideas. However, the backer in Step 2 likely will interfere with the arbor when the blade is lowered during miters much past 90 degrees, and the ability to cut bevels is eliminated altogether. Not to mention the measuring tape would be cut with any miter or bevel. So Step 2 is essentially only for making 90 degree cuts. If that's the case, one could buy a simple chop saw and avoid the expense of a compound miter saw.
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.
Hi, I follow you from Italy, and I am fascinated by your projects and with the precision you have in the realization, I congratulate you, and I have copied several ideas created by you. Congratulations again, you're very good
May I suggest: when you use special implements (such as the "collars" that are inserted into wood and act as the pivoting surface for pins) please name those. I don't know what they are called or where to find them. Thank you. Superb craftsmanship!
In part 2 at 4:30 for wall/guide , I think there is one weak point. The build is only good for 90⁰ cut but for angle cut. With angle cut, the guide wall along with aluminum will be in the way. Same thing with tilted cut.
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
Iam sure there is alot more you know about cabinets, e.g. how to make doors, hang the doors, install cabs on the wall, paint them, crowns etc... but so far, you show the right stuff... I have made several cab for the house, with various designs.. a love them. Conversation starters for sure.
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 :) ^-^
I am really enjoying your videos. They are quite calming to watch and have many awesome ideas ❤ Just a question regarding the clamping board in step 3, how do you find that kind of board holds up over time as far as it staying stable?
🤩🤩🤩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 🤩🤩🤩
Thank you my dear master! I love everything you have shared, keep it up. Just one issue, have you still not resolved to let me see your face🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Are you sure you a not robot?? The precision and neatness in next to not human
Some of these mitre saw hacks would be very useful, however there’s not a lot on the video in the way of dimensions. It would be really great if I could have the dimensions to these wonderful hacks if it’s not to much trouble
well done...genius...do you have any idea how to straighten a piece of wood (olive), which is a little crooked at the knot...where are the narrowest grooves
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.
@City-Hiker are you too lazy to read the title? It said MITRE HACK, not Circular Saw Track. Maybe you should first read the actual title before making a dumb comment.
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.🤯
It is a nice saw and I'm a Makita fan. We get the crap stuff in Australia or by the time the good stuff arrives it's outdated or ridiculously over priced. Sux 🙁
Caballero sabe que es lo que me gusta de su taller,lo impecable y las adicciones que le a hechos a cada herramienta fuera de eso usted es un manitas felisidades
Made this main jig but when I got to the stage of cutting through the back stop I realised that the jig had raised the cutting bed by 18mm which caused the saw not being able to cut through the back . I had to add another 50mm of wood to move the jig forward. Now works okay. So check your saw capacity ability before building the jig.
I feel like for the first jig you could have just added a washer to each screw and achieved the same result. Also the super thin kerf line in the plate would make removing saw dust and debris from under a bit of a pain. Just my opinion of course. I liked the fence height extension tho 👍
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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
I’m 64 years old i’m retiring in 7 months and in the process of learning how to make small projects in my shed using my new Makita Miter Saw. I have dyslexia, learning has never been easy for me. Your style of teaching makes me feel like I could do this too. I am looking forward to watching your videos. Thank You Dennis 🥳
Dennis, torço por você e irá conseguir!!!!!!!
@dennisconlon5810 Don't worry. I think that at 64 years old you have learned many things, and this will not be the exception.
Good luck Dennis 👍🏽 I was made redundant at 60 and enjoy woodworking now. Having watched this video the best advice I'd give is get a better blade for your saw. My LS1019 loves her cmt. (Tho you may already have done that)
You might want to learn from someone who actually has experience and has worked in the field.
I understand ..exactly where you are I'm the same way 😊😊
All your steps are just excellent, but the way you cut that slot using the router table was a real eye opener. No more trying to set the workpiece down on a running bit. Thanks!
I’ve said this before elsewhere. I worked in a cabinetmakers for years and the highest paid man on the shop floor was the jig maker. He was the man responsible for ensuring repeatability.Excellent work 🇬🇧👍
💥🌻As Grandes Nações surgem, se mantém, evoluem graças aos homens curiosos, estudiosos, pesquisadores, observadores, cheios de sonhos, e mãos abençoada s pelo pragmatismo.
Muitíssimo obrigada 💕 por seus vídeos!
Forte abraço aqui do extremo Sul do Brasil 🇧🇷 💕🇧🇷💕🇧🇷💕🇧🇷
One of the things that impresses me the most is the cleanliness of your work. Everything, absolutely everything, is irritatingly clean! I get paralyzed watching your videos and asking myself: how does he conceive all this? Thank you very much for everything you teach us.
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@jisakukobo
Yes, if you had $100,000 to build a wood shop, you could also keep it clean.
Too clean to be true😂
Man this guy is good
What kind of dust collection is this anyone know?
Brilliant. This gentleman brings woodwork to a level of art form.
This is next level woodworking. Perfection throughout the whole project. Hats off for you sir!
In my 92 yrs old age; Iv'e NEVER seen such "Easy"; to have seen; "So I can't do it"!!! For, this man, is a genius of geniuses, from Creation! Thank you Sir; You are wonderful; with wood.❤and we WILL be Back Sir.❤for Sure!!!
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@jisakukobo
I think itˋs a woman!
Just found your You Tube channel and very impressed by the quality of the jigs you show and straightforward method of assembly. Some are real game changers. Looking forward to exploring more of your work. Keep up the excellent videos
One of the best woodworking videos I have seen. Perfection all the way.
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.
i just bought this Makita saw and was thinking the same thing. now i feel compelled to at least do step 1
@@mikecovich1 The adjustment in step 1 is difficult.
If it doesn't work, you might be able to make spacers out of washers or aluminum cans to fine-tune the height.
I just thought of that idea.
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
Your videos are amazing! Every time I watch one, I'm inspired to build something new for my garage shop. Keep up the good work! Greetings from Germany.
Bonjour, Voici quelques mois que je suis vos vidéos. Je suis épaté par la patience avec laquelle vous travaillez mais aussi par l'ingéniosité de vos projets. Bravo et merci beaucoup pour toutes ces vidéos et plans que l'on peut se procurer sur votre site. Je vous souhaite une très belle journée. Pascal.
Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it.
Je vais m’inspirer de vous. Merci pour vos vidéos très didactiques. ❤ que 2025, vous inspire autant 🎉
I love all your tools. Did you machine all the parts ? Such a beautiful shop. I'm envious.
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。
💯👌💯👌💯👌💯
💝👉👈💖💫👑💫
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@jisakukobo
하루가 다르게 좋은 제품들이 연이어 나오네요. 일단 바람세기가 강하고 가격도 저렴해서 가성비 측면에서 딱이네요. 요즘 돈들어갈 곳도 많은데 지름신 출동하게 만드는 제품이네요. 목공작업할 때, 세차할 때도 좋고, 흡입기능도 가능해서 청소기 용도로도 사용할 수 있어 다양하게 사용할 수 있어 하나 있으면 든든할 것 같아요!!!
Bütün çalışmalarınız muhteşem. Çalışma şekliniz, titizliğiniz, kullandığınız malzemeler beni benden alıyor.
Great stuff.
I am 73 and still learn something every day.
Ones more 25 new minuets of pure magic - thank you so much for these inspirations.
Sorry, I can't hit the like-button twice
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!
So much wonderful information and projects. I love the fact that you have them indexed below so we can find the ones we want quickly. I need some advice. What should I lubricate the sliding base of my miter saw with? It is sliding pretty rough. Thanks so much for your suggestion and your videos.
Always so brilliant! So talented my friend! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you. I hope this video will be helpful for your woodworking.
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. 😁
凄すぎる。全て自分のアイデアでしょうか。何を職業にしてる方ですか。どこの国の方ですか。凄すぎる。
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😃🙆
Cómo siempre sorprende... Ingenio, limpieza, detallista, lo felicito, un abrazo desde Chile 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱 i
I loved the double sided tape and the hole positions added on the zero clearance insert, I've made a few inserts for my DeWalt saw.
This is quite simply fabulous! Thank you for the content and the tutorials.. So much imagination and innovation right here in your presentation... Excellent to be sure.
Some interesting jigs and sleds, thanks for sharing.
Amazing ingenuity & skill, im amazed how tidy & organised your workspace is , such precision, wonderful , thank you so much & a big hello from great britain
i havent seen a woodcraft video this useful in a while. this saves me a lot of time working on prototype jigs as well as sparking a lot of new ideas. thank you!
Чёртов гений! Аж зависть берёт, насколько круто можно технически мыслить! Браво, Маэстро!
Доступность конструкционного алюминияи т.п. позволяют любому такое делать. У меня доступ резко ограничен - леплю что могу...
@@Se-La-Vi Обожаю таких товарищей, которые завсегда принизят таланты и способности, списав всё к наличию того или иного в продаже. Уверен, что этот человек смог бы сделать конфетку из любых составляющих. Просто потому, что у него инженерное мышление. Если дать вам и ему один и тот же набор предметов, он соберёт ракету, а вы - кучку мусора.
@@kolob2104 само собой. Я тоже восхищен работой Мастера и жалеюсь только об отсутствии деталей - с ними легче и бьістрее.
@@kolob2104 Если им дать одинаковые китайские пилы скопированные у бренда они одинаково криво напилят ,качественный инструмент и материалы это 80 % успеха.А придумать можно всё что угодно .если не полный дуб.
もはやDIYじゃなくてイリュージョンですね
スゴ過ぎる😅
I wish I had half the skill and knowledge you show on your videos. I just now subscribed to your site and after seeing a few other videos and this one I'm hooked to watching your skill and seeing you put it into action. Do you sell your plans for all of these projects and if not you should. All of your projects are awesome. Thank You for sharing these with all of us. I just found your site with the plans, so again thank you for sharing.
これらの発明は非常に良いです どうもありがとう
from 10k to 1.7M ... and still, your perfection and attention to detail is still the same...
Thank you. I hope this video will be helpful for your woodworking.
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@@jisakukobo
The T-rails in beautiful cherry red give a luxurios look to your miter saw........ I LOVE IT ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ it looks (btw: and everything works) brilliant and first-class!!! 🏆🎖
Just subscribed......
Great ideas. However, the backer in Step 2 likely will interfere with the arbor when the blade is lowered during miters much past 90 degrees, and the ability to cut bevels is eliminated altogether. Not to mention the measuring tape would be cut with any miter or bevel. So Step 2 is essentially only for making 90 degree cuts. If that's the case, one could buy a simple chop saw and avoid the expense of a compound miter saw.
Ich liebe deine Videos! Klasse Mensch - klasse Werkzeug - klasse Ideen -1000% Präzision!!! Weiter so !!!
Good to see you back my friend. Excellent video as always have missed seeing your craftsmanship some things never change. Thank you very much.
Bonjour, Super top, j'adore regarder vos créations, c'est un plaisir pour les yeux et pour mon atelier. Merci à vous en création
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.
Hi, I follow you from Italy, and I am fascinated by your projects and with the precision you have in the realization, I congratulate you, and I have copied several ideas created by you. Congratulations again, you're very good
Later he builds one for angled cuts.
You've got the best videos on TH-cam!
superlative....is there a possibility to have the project of the complete plan? thank you very much
O seu trabalho é perfeito...que beleza, vontade de melhorar a minha marcenaria. Obrigado, Robertson (Brasil)
Enfim achei um conterrâneo, Verdade Robertson concordo Silvio Santiago. Lins-SP/Brasil
May I suggest: when you use special implements (such as the "collars" that are inserted into wood and act as the pivoting surface for pins) please name those. I don't know what they are called or where to find them. Thank you. Superb craftsmanship!
muchas gracias por estas ideas. Son muy buenas, Saludos desde Chile.
Belles astuces,bravo,merci,à bientôt salut Jeannot 🛠😉
As always, amazing results 👍👍👍. Greetings from Germany.
In part 2 at 4:30 for wall/guide , I think there is one weak point. The build is only good for 90⁰ cut but for angle cut. With angle cut, the guide wall along with aluminum will be in the way. Same thing with tilted cut.
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
JSK, show adorei os 10 truques, todos muito bem elaborados e cada um com sua característica e importância, Parabéns Silvio Santiago. Lins-SP/ Brasil
Iam sure there is alot more you know about cabinets, e.g. how to make doors, hang the doors, install cabs on the wall, paint them, crowns etc... but so far, you show the right stuff... I have made several cab for the house, with various designs.. a love them. Conversation starters for sure.
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 :) ^-^
All good items. Some of them I will use on my DeWalt miter saw. 🙂🙂
Your work is second to none May God continue to bless you and your family, work.
Is that a 10 inch or a 12 inch saw from Makita thanks you are outstanding.keep up the great work.
Impresionante... saludos.. aplausos y felicitaciones 👏👍🙌 desde Argentina..
It's amazing how much knowledge you can impart without a single word. The gobby American woodworker TH-camrs should take note.
This is by far one of the best videos I’ve seen from you. Congratulations 🎉
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.
Buenísimos trucos, muchas gracias y se ven muy bien por la limpieza con la que haces los trucos y no me refiero a quitar el serrín
I like the drill stop... where did you get it? Great video! Awesome ideas
I am really enjoying your videos. They are quite calming to watch and have many awesome ideas ❤
Just a question regarding the clamping board in step 3, how do you find that kind of board holds up over time as far as it staying stable?
@20:00 my mind was blown away to see you make circle cuts....
Великолепный мастер, спасибо, идеи беру..пока бесплатно 😊
Très bien mais... L'angle horizontal, ok mais pour l'angle vertical ?
Néanmoins, bonne continuation ! 🙌 Respect !
Very clever concept, and so skillful to teach us how to do it without speaking. Thank you.
🤩🤩🤩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 🤩🤩🤩
Thank you my dear master! I love everything you have shared, keep it up. Just one issue, have you still not resolved to let me see your face🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Are you sure you a not robot?? The precision and neatness in next to not human
Thank you. This video is great help for me. Your work is perfect, I have learned a lot from you, thanks
Too nice to be called “hacks”! This is some precise jig fabrication! Cool stuff!
Some of these mitre saw hacks would be very useful, however there’s not a lot on the video in the way of dimensions. It would be really great if I could have the dimensions to these wonderful hacks if it’s not to much trouble
Super was er da alles schon an Vorrichtungen gebaut hat👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Muy bueno todo lo que hace maestro ... Maestro es el que enseña y gracias por enseñar
Clean cuts x precise angles ÷ tidy shop + accurate tools = carpentry therapy!
Están geniales estas mejoras... yo tengo la misma ingletadora ,muchas gracias
well done...genius...do you have any idea how to straighten a piece of wood (olive), which is a little crooked at the knot...where are the narrowest grooves
o talento disponibilizou maravilhosos dispositivos para o mundo como sempre;parabéns JSKZ!
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.
You are so clever. Make a video and show us how clever you are.
@City-Hiker are you too lazy to read the title? It said MITRE HACK, not Circular Saw Track. Maybe you should first read the actual title before making a dumb comment.
Здравствуйте у вас очень отличные приспособления для работы.
Godne uwagi. Podoba mi sie ta dbałość o szczegóły. Chyle czoła przed Tobą.
can we talk about the wall hanging saw? Do you have a video on setting that up?
That is extraordinarily clever. Your work is outstanding.
目から鱗とはこう言う事！！
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.🤯
It is a nice saw and I'm a Makita fan. We get the crap stuff in Australia or by the time the good stuff arrives it's outdated or ridiculously over priced. Sux 🙁
Caballero sabe que es lo que me gusta de su taller,lo impecable y las adicciones que le a hechos a cada herramienta fuera de eso usted es un manitas felisidades
Great work sir you are awesome engineer thanks for the sharing this video sir ❤😊❤
Made this main jig but when I got to the stage of cutting through the back stop I realised that the jig had raised the cutting bed by 18mm which caused the saw not being able to cut through the back . I had to add another 50mm of wood to move the jig forward. Now works okay. So check your saw capacity ability before building the jig.
Genial deine Ideen; baue einiges nach für meine neue Gehrungssäge. Danke
You are brilliant I have never seen such awesome jigs made so easily
Wow thank you so much for sharing this video I want to thank you for giving the viewers your amazing expertise
War wieder ein schöner Abend und richtig nett. Bitte weiter so. 😊
love the vertical track saw. great floor space saver
I feel like for the first jig you could have just added a washer to each screw and achieved the same result. Also the super thin kerf line in the plate would make removing saw dust and debris from under a bit of a pain. Just my opinion of course. I liked the fence height extension tho 👍
That super thin kerf line is exactly where the blade is going to cut :-)