The key to a jigsaw is to go slow. If you’re the type that wants to cut fast, use a different tool. I work with a guy that’s a bad ass with a jigsaw. He can do angled cuts and compound miters
Дело в том что у лобзика очень маленькая площадь соприкосновения с материалом и при неправильном случайном надавливании или наоборот ослаблении захвата ручки,лобзик режет криво,тогда как такая станина даёт отличную площать прилегания плюс ещё и прозрачность (но прозрачность оргстекла не надолго,ещё на пару роликов не больше,дальше помутнеет от царапин)
All those saying just buy the right tool obviously don't have a lot of experience. Any accomplished woodworker knows that building jigs to do what no readily available tool is a huge part of the job.
Eh, kinda. Sometimes it makes sense to build a jig, sometimes you're better off just buying the right tool. It takes a bit of judgement. If the jig is fairly simple to make or there flat out isn't a reasonable tool for the task commercially available, go for it. If you find yourself building this frankenstein jigsaw to make it do work that another affordable and widely available tool (bandsaw or scroll saw) should be doing, you might be lost in the sauce. Who knows maybe there's a legitimate need for this thing somewhere where a benchtop tool simply wouldn't do, but I haven't seen it.
It can help. But it will never replace a router or a band saw. It is painful to watch people trying to do so much with a Jig Saw that it was never designed for!
Routers are the number 1 tool in professional shops to make circular cuts. They can also be added to jigs to make very precise circular cuts. Look up bourbon moth woodworking. He shows how great a router is for this.
Woodworking hack number 1, buy the right tools for the job. I use a flame thrower and have the flame that fine that it gives near perfect results on the pile of Ash that is left 😂
Хорошая идея - лобзик гораздо легче и компактнее любого другого инструмента, которым можно так ровно отпилить. Да и в неудобном месте лобзиком гораздо проще работать. Удивительно, что такие насадки на лобзик не делают сами производители.
@@miguelfernandes2760 Конструкция любого лобзика примерно одинаковая, даже у самого дорогого пилку уводит в сторону, особенно если пилить окружность как в видео. Эта насадка придает пилке большую жесткость, за счёт второй точки опоры вплотную к разрезу, плюс гасит вибрацию и изгиб этой самой пилки. Вы похоже, просто никогда не пользовалась лобзиком.
@@MrNeofelisэто ты, по ходу никогда им не пользовался. После лобзика все равно идет постобработка. Да, эта приспособа делает угол ровнее, но смысла в этом нет.
That is really good fella. Didnt like some of your other stuff when you compromised the power tools, sure you knew what you where doing but others who dont may try with bad consequences.
@Yasuhirotv thanks for the clever jig! Not everyone has access to a scrollsaw or bandsaw. The jigsaw regardless of how slow you go will bend. This will certainly cut down on frustration and sanding!
This video is well-produced, but...why? Use the right tool for the job: a bandsaw. They're not that expensive, especially compared to all the tooling used here.
You might need the tool to be handheld, so a bandsaw is legit for some times, but not for others. The flush cut router is also reasonable, but that usually assumes that the edge has already been cut with another method, and refined with the router, though you could plunge cut with a router in a few passes. Regardless, perfecting the function of a jigsaw is a pretty great improvement, as their tendency to drift is usually a problem.
@@charlieevergreen3514 Jig saws are nice to have but are very niche like many other tools. You can try to upgrade it to the point that you feel like you might want to trust it. But most skilled wood workers would never use it for visible detail work! Funny enough, I had a large 12' board I rigged up a jig to help me hold it better on a bandsaw just last night. I honestly did think about using hand tools because of how awkward it was. But in the end, I wanted precision, and that is not something you will never get from a Jig Saw! I would rent time on a CnC before I compromised quality. Anytime I need to cut a hole for a sink or any work that I can hide with other material, a jig saw is my first goto!
I'd love to use all the appropriate expensive tools. Some people are just not that rich and don't have the strength to change that. Friend of mine has 40k Euros (table saw, bandsaw, planer, router) worth of big machinery plus maybe 20k of small fry. Sure, that's cool. If I had inherited all that stuff from my dad I'd be using the good stuff, too. Another reason to have such a rig (and it can be built a bit sturdier, too): it's highly portable and very flexible. I do own a jigsaw. So until you buy me a bandsaw... I'll use what I can get. The table doesn't need to be that fancy. Just checked: a minimally usable bandsaw costs 100 Euro. So I admit 80% defeat. it's tiny. I also had my hands on a 8000€ one. It's better than this rig. But: If you want to make a curvy cut in the middle of a long board, most bandsaws won't do it without making multiple cuts. This rig can be built so the arch can be moved out of the way. I'm reaching, true.
@@AlexDiesTrying All those expensive toys are nice, but rarely needed except for big high end projects. Personally I limited to toys that are less than $500, and add in that I have very little real estate to put my toys on. If you have the time and you feel this hack can work for you, I would say go for it. But just check the calibration everytime you use it and it should work! Also remember there are plenty of shops that rent time and will let you use all their tools, and the cost isn't nuts if the project pays well, or if it just feels worth it to you! But if I were making a curvy cut in the middle of a long board, I would highly suggest using a router which is cheap and easy. Plunge cut your start, and slowly work out each strip about 1/4" at a time. If I knew more about the project you are talking about, I could be a lot more precise! There have been times I opted for hand saws, and oddly enough 3" angle grinder with a cut wheel! Remember, there are no wrong answers, just what you are willing to deal with and what is needed for the project!
Well you tried to mod it closer to some bandsaws while the right type of blade and speed to suit the job can go very far even changing the blade , keep the other one sometimes the heat causes the bend in the cut as well❤
The very first thing I ever learnt about tools was: let the tool do its job, don't force it. Second thing I learnt: Use the correct tool for the job. This hack is pretty good but considering the limitations you've put on the tool, the money spent and the ongoing frustration, you would've been better off with a cheap bandsaw
Plus you can just buy a scroll saw or band saw and the problem doesn't exist. Can also likely buy a jig saw attachment for less than it costs to make it yourself. There are a lot of people out there making jigs and attachments to do things that you could just buy a better tool for the job, for cheaper. This kind of approach is for people who live somewhere they can't buy the tool, or where their time is worth less so it doesn't cost as much for them to build it. Tl;dr this is something a poor Russian would and should do. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Apart from the acrylic (which isn't necessary), this rig costs about 10 bucks new and almost nothing if you have a supply of scrap. The ball bearings cost a buck each and nothing if you scavange thrown away inliners. And yeah, sometimes making a solution is more fun than buying one. We're stupid that way.
@@joewoodchuck3824 I'd just go sideways or backwards with a piece of metal. Might not need a transparent solution, kinda retaining the original footprint. And if you flip it upside down to make a makeshift sawtable, transparency isn't needed either. But I'd have to do it first. My claims are theoretical. And if there's one thing that I hate about cheap jigsaws: it's the infernal noise level. A footpedal scrollsaw is better ( :
@@AlexDiesTrying A foot pedal everything is better, and safer. I'm surprised that they're not required. That's why I have everything on a pilot box using a single foot pedal for anything I switch on at the time.
Please show me how mount a steel plate behind the blade. It is going to serve as a guide on straight cut and a mounting point for those 2 rollers you have in the video.
Yep this is definitely another level of a "dumb waste of time"!!! 😂The Jig Saw was never designed for precise cuts and finish carpentry! If you want that, buy a router or a bandsaw.
Adjust the sole plait to as square as possible. Use the right blade for the job and the beast quality blade you can afford. Let the saw cut at it's own pace. A cheap jigsaw set up properly is better than any bandsaw if you don't know how to set it up.
I’m a machinist and I get your point. And a good workaround. But I have to say, 98% of the people in the world won’t get the concept if you don’t make a 20 minute verbal explanation of what you did and why you did it. But the guys who get it, get it. Nice job.
What's there not to get? He showed that in the end of the video, he made a contraption that makes sure that the blade of the saw doesn't bend and a bigger baseplate so you don't accidentally wiggle the saw
зачем? Тип из лобзика сделал лобзиковый станок. Оно не режет прямо, оно не режет без сколов. Посто добьавился второй упор для пилки и оно пежет чëткие 90°.
Nice idea, but here in the USA scroll saws (not the same as jig saws) are VERY common on the used market. Often available for less than $75, I've seen them for less. Facebook Marketplace has three in my area (Boston) right now for $25-150, depending. Your mileage may vary.
Noce gigs. Can you show or give a litter class how to cut that flexie glass, what type sawdisk I can use. My explain I tried to cut it with the disk came with my Dewalt saw and cannot do it force too much negative reult at the end. Or can you refer a link or tutorial about. Will appreciate it. Thanks
There's an easier way to do this. All you gotta do is cut a slit in a piece of wood with the jigsaw then put that piece of wood around the blade and it will hold your blade straight
que trucazo solo me falta comprar media ferreteria otra habitacion mas en casa y tirarme de dos semanas a un mes siguiendo los pasos de este trucazo. Gracias de verdad muy sencillo todo
If you have an entire Radio Shack and an Ace Hardware in your garage to build that thing, I hope you figured out a functional 90⁰ cut along a radius long long ago...
So was the 5 degree pitch intentional. The 1/8 th of an inch gap. Was it intentional? Because the amount of man hours you spent building that contraption, would of justified the cost for a new jigsaw or router. But it is impressive though.
all that wasted time ,material and energy to do something he can do with his fingers or a brass hammer and a block of wood is ridiculous and so is the self proclaimed machinist that back him up in the comments.And after all that he still had to use a wood shim to keep the blade in the right place because he didn't countersink the nut behind the roller bearings
@@MattLitkeRacingcould also just use a band saw or scroll saw. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ router like you said with a template and bearing bit would be most accurate and cleanest, I think. I'd prolly rough it with a jig saw and clean it up with a router so I didn't have to take multiple passes with the router.
@@feastoncarolina9544 sure many ways to do that that doesn’t include custom fabrication. My point about the router is they are affordable and portable. Unlike a bandsaw
Agreed. A router would be much preferred here, and I would use a Flush trim bit ran against a jig. I can't imagine anyone being dumb enough to do precision cuts of this degree with a jig saw!
I have never seen someone write a B that way
But I’m sure that you’ve heard the saying “There’s a will, there’s a way.”😂
@@-ltdiy1652no, it’s “where there’s a will, there’s a dead body”. 😳😂
Not B is sunglasses for cool
I have never seen someone do not understand "B" 😂😅
you will not, he revers the video for fun
Bの書き方不気味がられてんのおもろ笑
por queeee? jajaj
Its just a B, cmon dude
The amount of work to make the jig is insane.
How
Pero ya la tienes echa
Well it's worth it if you want perfect 90degree angle cuts but don't have a band saw
The key to a jigsaw is to go slow. If you’re the type that wants to cut fast, use a different tool. I work with a guy that’s a bad ass with a jigsaw. He can do angled cuts and compound miters
Ain’t nobody got time for that
Дело в том что у лобзика очень маленькая площадь соприкосновения с материалом и при неправильном случайном надавливании или наоборот ослаблении захвата ручки,лобзик режет криво,тогда как такая станина даёт отличную площать прилегания плюс ещё и прозрачность (но прозрачность оргстекла не надолго,ещё на пару роликов не больше,дальше помутнеет от царапин)
答えるのが日本語なのは申し訳ないですが。
この動画を良く見ればわかりますが、切る場面では再生速度に倍速がかかってます、実際はゆっくりだと予測出来ます。
この方はちゃんと安全に作業してると考えられます。
Hell if im doing a compound cut and all I've got is a jigsaw I'd be coping it, I have no idea how anyone would do a compound miter with a jigsaw
It’s not hard lol
But I’m just bet good at just about everything with my hands, my brain works well for 3D objects
All those saying just buy the right tool obviously don't have a lot of experience. Any accomplished woodworker knows that building jigs to do what no readily available tool is a huge part of the job.
Eh, kinda. Sometimes it makes sense to build a jig, sometimes you're better off just buying the right tool. It takes a bit of judgement. If the jig is fairly simple to make or there flat out isn't a reasonable tool for the task commercially available, go for it. If you find yourself building this frankenstein jigsaw to make it do work that another affordable and widely available tool (bandsaw or scroll saw) should be doing, you might be lost in the sauce. Who knows maybe there's a legitimate need for this thing somewhere where a benchtop tool simply wouldn't do, but I haven't seen it.
So does this keep the blade from deflecting and bending during cuts?
Yes
It can help. But it will never replace a router or a band saw. It is painful to watch people trying to do so much with a Jig Saw that it was never designed for!
@@tobybigham4196jigsaws are a great concept and very lightweight/ nimble, too bad they're so slow
sort of...but the real issue is that if you use a jigsaw correctly in the first place, you dont need to 'redneck' it...
@@tobybigham4196your right, but i think when u are outside your Workshop or have a really big workpiece to handle, this could be handy.
You're an absolute artist
Hey ive seen something like that. I think they called it a.... router?
Actually he built a bandsaw tension bar! But yes a router would work way better!!!
Yes, in woodworking there are always several different power tools that can accommodate a given task. This is a jigsaw
Nah, routers always cause blow out as you come around the curve. You also can't free hand a router or cut random shapes.
Routers are the number 1 tool in professional shops to make circular cuts. They can also be added to jigs to make very precise circular cuts. Look up bourbon moth woodworking. He shows how great a router is for this.
I love this this. This is The right way to do this,and don’t let anybody tell you otherwise.
Woodworking hack number 1, buy the right tools for the job. I use a flame thrower and have the flame that fine that it gives near perfect results on the pile of Ash that is left 😂
Woodworking hack #1: be wealthy.
The one hack I'm too broken (broke, too) to achieve.
I have the adaptor to use that flamethrower to light cigarettes but not facial hair, the build looks like this video
Хорошая идея - лобзик гораздо легче и компактнее любого другого инструмента, которым можно так ровно отпилить. Да и в неудобном месте лобзиком гораздо проще работать. Удивительно, что такие насадки на лобзик не делают сами производители.
Loool dude, buy a good one.
@@miguelfernandes2760 Конструкция любого лобзика примерно одинаковая, даже у самого дорогого пилку уводит в сторону, особенно если пилить окружность как в видео. Эта насадка придает пилке большую жесткость, за счёт второй точки опоры вплотную к разрезу, плюс гасит вибрацию и изгиб этой самой пилки.
Вы похоже, просто никогда не пользовалась лобзиком.
@@MrNeofelisэто ты, по ходу никогда им не пользовался. После лобзика все равно идет постобработка. Да, эта приспособа делает угол ровнее, но смысла в этом нет.
Купи себе кромочный фрезер и будешь делать им такие же криволинейные срезы
Лобзик для черновой обработки, а фрезер для чистовой
That is really good fella. Didnt like some of your other stuff when you compromised the power tools, sure you knew what you where doing but others who dont may try with bad consequences.
That's not a hack. That's an invention.
@Yasuhirotv thanks for the clever jig! Not everyone has access to a scrollsaw or bandsaw. The jigsaw regardless of how slow you go will bend. This will certainly cut down on frustration and sanding!
This video is well-produced, but...why? Use the right tool for the job: a bandsaw. They're not that expensive, especially compared to all the tooling used here.
For $151 I could buy a bandsaw that will do this. Or for $45, + $15, I could buy a router and a flush trim bit! lol
You might need the tool to be handheld, so a bandsaw is legit for some times, but not for others. The flush cut router is also reasonable, but that usually assumes that the edge has already been cut with another method, and refined with the router, though you could plunge cut with a router in a few passes. Regardless, perfecting the function of a jigsaw is a pretty great improvement, as their tendency to drift is usually a problem.
@@charlieevergreen3514 Jig saws are nice to have but are very niche like many other tools. You can try to upgrade it to the point that you feel like you might want to trust it. But most skilled wood workers would never use it for visible detail work! Funny enough, I had a large 12' board I rigged up a jig to help me hold it better on a bandsaw just last night. I honestly did think about using hand tools because of how awkward it was. But in the end, I wanted precision, and that is not something you will never get from a Jig Saw! I would rent time on a CnC before I compromised quality.
Anytime I need to cut a hole for a sink or any work that I can hide with other material, a jig saw is my first goto!
I'd love to use all the appropriate expensive tools. Some people are just not that rich and don't have the strength to change that.
Friend of mine has 40k Euros (table saw, bandsaw, planer, router) worth of big machinery plus maybe 20k of small fry. Sure, that's cool. If I had inherited all that stuff from my dad I'd be using the good stuff, too.
Another reason to have such a rig (and it can be built a bit sturdier, too): it's highly portable and very flexible.
I do own a jigsaw. So until you buy me a bandsaw... I'll use what I can get.
The table doesn't need to be that fancy.
Just checked: a minimally usable bandsaw costs 100 Euro. So I admit 80% defeat.
it's tiny. I also had my hands on a 8000€ one. It's better than this rig.
But: If you want to make a curvy cut in the middle of a long board, most bandsaws won't do it without making multiple cuts. This rig can be built so the arch can be moved out of the way. I'm reaching, true.
@@AlexDiesTrying All those expensive toys are nice, but rarely needed except for big high end projects. Personally I limited to toys that are less than $500, and add in that I have very little real estate to put my toys on. If you have the time and you feel this hack can work for you, I would say go for it. But just check the calibration everytime you use it and it should work! Also remember there are plenty of shops that rent time and will let you use all their tools, and the cost isn't nuts if the project pays well, or if it just feels worth it to you!
But if I were making a curvy cut in the middle of a long board, I would highly suggest using a router which is cheap and easy. Plunge cut your start, and slowly work out each strip about 1/4" at a time. If I knew more about the project you are talking about, I could be a lot more precise! There have been times I opted for hand saws, and oddly enough 3" angle grinder with a cut wheel! Remember, there are no wrong answers, just what you are willing to deal with and what is needed for the project!
The greatest woodworking hack of all time was and still is electricity.
Well you tried to mod it closer to some bandsaws while the right type of blade and speed to suit the job can go very far even changing the blade , keep the other one sometimes the heat causes the bend in the cut as well❤
The very first thing I ever learnt about tools was: let the tool do its job, don't force it.
Second thing I learnt: Use the correct tool for the job.
This hack is pretty good but considering the limitations you've put on the tool, the money spent and the ongoing frustration, you would've been better off with a cheap bandsaw
You know the base of that saw has a level adjustment right?
黙々と作る音が好き
I love cool projects like this, but I'm often dissuaded by how much materials cost for them.
Plus you can just buy a scroll saw or band saw and the problem doesn't exist. Can also likely buy a jig saw attachment for less than it costs to make it yourself. There are a lot of people out there making jigs and attachments to do things that you could just buy a better tool for the job, for cheaper. This kind of approach is for people who live somewhere they can't buy the tool, or where their time is worth less so it doesn't cost as much for them to build it.
Tl;dr this is something a poor Russian would and should do. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Apart from the acrylic (which isn't necessary), this rig costs about 10 bucks new and almost nothing if you have a supply of scrap. The ball bearings cost a buck each and nothing if you scavange thrown away inliners.
And yeah, sometimes making a solution is more fun than buying one. We're stupid that way.
@@AlexDiesTrying That cost breakdown does seem favorable. If you can avoid acrylic, please do so. Polycarbonate is a mich better material.
@@joewoodchuck3824 I'd just go sideways or backwards with a piece of metal. Might not need a transparent solution, kinda retaining the original footprint. And if you flip it upside down to make a makeshift sawtable, transparency isn't needed either.
But I'd have to do it first. My claims are theoretical.
And if there's one thing that I hate about cheap jigsaws: it's the infernal noise level. A footpedal scrollsaw is better ( :
@@AlexDiesTrying A foot pedal everything is better, and safer. I'm surprised that they're not required. That's why I have everything on a pilot box using a single foot pedal for anything I switch on at the time.
bro made a router
Please show me how mount a steel plate behind the blade. It is going to serve as a guide on straight cut and a mounting point for those 2 rollers you have in the video.
Now make a center slot to cut circles. You've already got the sled for it.
Вся фишка в том чтобы за фиксировать пилочку в конце , но это для не больших деталей, и таких резов .
What I like the most about your channel is how clean and simple your solutions are. It inspires me to do better.
Старый лобзик у которого нет быстросъёма, были направляющие которые прижимают пилу, которые этот мастер сделал себе сам.
Bro is at another level😂😮
Yep this is definitely another level of a "dumb waste of time"!!! 😂The Jig Saw was never designed for precise cuts and finish carpentry! If you want that, buy a router or a bandsaw.
@@tobybigham4196agreed.... Plus the plate adjusts to cut 45 - 90 degree angles..
Adjust the sole plait to as square as possible.
Use the right blade for the job and the beast quality blade you can afford.
Let the saw cut at it's own pace.
A cheap jigsaw set up properly is better than any bandsaw if you don't know how to set it up.
its about handskill, don't need that setup, 100% it wears out and needs to be repaired over and over and good technique was the actual answer
Is it useful? Sure. But if I’m using a jigsaw, I wasn’t worried about making perfectly straight corners anyway.
OK, this is not a hack. That is a custom accessory. A tool in and of itself
мне интересно, как сильно будет люфтить его самодельная нижняя направляющая
I wish i had a tiny little square like that it looks solid and probably nice and square
Search for a "machinist square" or "engineers square"
I’m a machinist and I get your point. And a good workaround. But I have to say, 98% of the people in the world won’t get the concept if you don’t make a 20 minute verbal explanation of what you did and why you did it. But the guys who get it, get it. Nice job.
What's there not to get? He showed that in the end of the video, he made a contraption that makes sure that the blade of the saw doesn't bend and a bigger baseplate so you don't accidentally wiggle the saw
これが人が進化し続ける理由か。
خسته نباشی دلاور.دست خوش مثل خودمی یامن مثل شماهستم کارمونوبه درستی وبادقت انجام میدهیم برای این
که عشق به کارمون اولین ومهمترین بخش کارهستش💛💚💙💟💖
Nice portable band saw, bro.
Hacks are apparently things that take upwards of a day to make, and require a hundred dollars in spare materials
а если к верх ногами закрепить к столу, так это вообще будет маленькая почти ленточная пила ))
工具を作る工具って凄いよね
Professional carpenter
似たような簡易ジグは沢山動画出回ってるけどあれは歪むじゃん・・・
俺が描いていた物は【コレ】ですよ！！
完璧じゃん！！ 作ろっと！！
Тут поможет только доктор дью
зачем?
Тип из лобзика сделал лобзиковый станок.
Оно не режет прямо, оно не режет без сколов. Посто добьавился второй упор для пилки и оно пежет чëткие 90°.
@@EvgrafovLev У этих ослов Дью Бог и Царь... они его везде и ко всему приплетают...
Доктор Дью -
POV:"Я уебал на это говно три дня"
@@markbes305 там работы на пол часа.
@@markbes305 единственный аргумент: хорошим лобзиком, острой пилой и руками из плечь можно отрезать ровно без всего этого.
thats nuts, and bolts
Super jest ten cały pomysł pozdrawiam serdecznie 👍👍👍👍
Nice idea, but here in the USA scroll saws (not the same as jig saws) are VERY common on the used market. Often available for less than $75, I've seen them for less.
Facebook Marketplace has three in my area (Boston) right now for $25-150, depending.
Your mileage may vary.
Or ya know…spend $30 on a jig base and not have to engineer an entirely custom accessory…
와우!!!
손 재주 좋으세요👍👍👍👍👍👍
My boi just discovered what bandsaws are for😉
Noce gigs. Can you show or give a litter class how to cut that flexie glass, what type sawdisk I can use. My explain I tried to cut it with the disk came with my Dewalt saw and cannot do it force too much negative reult at the end. Or can you refer a link or tutorial about. Will appreciate it.
Thanks
Make precision item, then make precision cuts
There's an easier way to do this. All you gotta do is cut a slit in a piece of wood with the jigsaw then put that piece of wood around the blade and it will hold your blade straight
Or just learn how to operate a saber saw.
que trucazo solo me falta comprar media ferreteria otra habitacion mas en casa y tirarme de dos semanas a un mes siguiendo los pasos de este trucazo.
Gracias de verdad muy sencillo todo
JÁ PASSOU DA HORA DA SERRA TICO TICO FAZER UM CORTE PERFEITO SEM ADAPTAÇÃO.
If you have an entire Radio Shack and an Ace Hardware in your garage to build that thing, I hope you figured out a functional 90⁰ cut along a radius long long ago...
Impressive. But not really a ‘hack’, just engineering a completely new tool. Bandsaw cuts from a mobile jigsaw.
Yo no usaría eso. ¿Como hago los cortes en ángulo? Y si estoy en un espacio pequeño o muy reducido!!
That's why they have bandsaws.
So was the 5 degree pitch intentional. The 1/8 th of an inch gap. Was it intentional? Because the amount of man hours you spent building that contraption, would of justified the cost for a new jigsaw or router. But it is impressive though.
That sound at the end
This would be good for cutting corbels...
Solid idea!
Спасибо
バンドソー使えっていう人多いけどそれだも場所取るしサイズの制約があるからこのアタッチメントが有効な環境はあると思う
ただしこれはハックではない
I just use a router for shit like that. Save the jig saw for jig saw things and use the router for router things.
可変式にできたら最高ですね。
石材ではそのような道具が既にあるので、木材もあるでしょうね。
Man that B block doesnt look like its been hit with the sander at all...
You're better off using a router or a sander. Less chip out.
My only recommendation is to grease those barrings like crazy.
all that wasted time ,material and energy to do something he can do with his fingers or a brass hammer and a block of wood is ridiculous and so is the self proclaimed machinist that back him up in the comments.And after all that he still had to use a wood shim to keep the blade in the right place because he didn't countersink the nut behind the roller bearings
not to mention you also need a laser for this for the acrylic
A router would be another way to do this with no custom fabrication
While a router would make a 90 degree edge, it will have more side to side wandering.
@@miket2120 you make a template and use a bearing bit to follow the template. No wandering no sanding
@@MattLitkeRacingcould also just use a band saw or scroll saw. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ router like you said with a template and bearing bit would be most accurate and cleanest, I think. I'd prolly rough it with a jig saw and clean it up with a router so I didn't have to take multiple passes with the router.
@@feastoncarolina9544 sure many ways to do that that doesn’t include custom fabrication. My point about the router is they are affordable and portable. Unlike a bandsaw
Agreed. A router would be much preferred here, and I would use a Flush trim bit ran against a jig. I can't imagine anyone being dumb enough to do precision cuts of this degree with a jig saw!
Ага, особенно удобно в установленной столешнице что то вырезать
Compren Milwaukee y listo trae todas esas funciones
а люди которые выразили желание получить золотую визу в Россию вкурсе, что тут гражданство вообще всем подряд раздают?
Such a small and agile design.
so we're just calling fully-designed and fabricated jigs "hacks" now are we
Обязательно такую большую площадку для идеального результата?
it would help with larger projects. That's a lot of work for a single use jig.
アクリルの天板をネジ止めするときに、アルコール溶媒のネジロックをうっかり使ってヒビ入れたの思い出した
More shit to break and replace. Just sand your cuts. A cheap set of sanding bits for your cordless drill or a benchtop sander.
this is not a hack. this is construction.
完成品の想像ができない。
use the right friggin tools in the first place and you wont need to spend a shit load modifying things.
bárbaro! pero por qué no vienen así de fábrica?
Brilliant
A jigsaw cut isn’t for finishing.
Фрейзером пользуйся и все😂
Use small BLADES for small wood
And problem solved
❤
Definition of a hack = a crappy no good carpenter , a 5.00 hr guy , you have achieved that at least !
Good fix for jigsaw
Доктора Дью на вас нет!
Excellent 👍👍👍
そりゃ工具やらその技術やらを既に持ってるんだったら自分で作った方が安上がりじゃろうて
Видя как он букву В нарисовал больше вопросов не появляется
That is one good jig
Magnífico accesorio para cortar en lugares de difícil acceso .
Could see this jig better used upside down locked down to a workbench as some kind of coping saw