HUGE Miter Saw Upgrade!
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Looks like a good solution for what you'll be using it for, I'd like to see an update after you've used it a few times! Thanks!
I’ve used it for years trimming houses and it’s been flawless. No issues , no broken parts…. The pins can be easy to misplace but 5mm shelf pins work as well.
He’s made a few updates since Richards version.
You know it’s golden with that “Whistle of approval.” This tool accessory, was awarded two!
You win the award for the world’s most efficient/convenient miter set up!!! Can’t wait to see what you add next
Lighter version made with marine grade plastic. To be able to use all the features best installed on a miter saw with factory sliding fences
Made by a fellow trim carpenter, I'd say its got a good chance of performing like think it will. Guy had need/problem, went to work and solved it.
Nice mention of the miter clamps, I bought 2 the other week. I dont know if many DIYers buy these but they feel legit high quality. Love the recommendations and tips!
Love this channel. The grin on your face as you were taking a look at everything was so genuine. Made me laugh because I know that feeling.
Where's the link for this? I could def use this at work.
Trim carpentry for me is like golf.
Some days I measure well and cut well. Other days I'm back to the saw three times for One piece. Thanks to channels like this and others, my work has improved. But my standards for my work are high enough that I rarely achieve my own standards. LOL
Thanks Richard.
You are the man Richard. I always love this content and seeing the gyms you find. Only the Lord knows how many tools I’ve bought because of your videos
Those plastic things are invisible shelf pins (meant to slide into a saw kerf) and are available from lots of suppliers.
Nice fence! If I wasn’t retired and still in the business I’d be getting one! As for those plastic tabs, get yourself some dowel rod the same diameter as the hole and cut up a bunch and throw them in a container. You’ll always have enough on hand.
cant wait to see the next video on how those new crown stops work for you... i wonder why you couldn't put something permanent (like a nut and bolt) into the slides (instead of the plastic pieces)... because slides remove (and tighten) very easily (from the looks of it). ... you definitely have my interest on this one, my crown stops are always in the way, thats pretty much why I use two chops box on most of my jobs.
The holes are 5mm holes so any shelf pin fits the holes. The reason you wouldn’t want something permanent is having the ability to remove it quickly to cut other stuff is a nice benefit
Yellow and red...is that a DeWaukee fence? 😏 Very nice.
Spot on, for that observation! I love it.
Looks like it will work great. Just wondering why he would not set the holes where it will give you the zero clearance. Or at least have a elongated hole so you don't have to drill your own holes.
Looks like another way for me to spend money. My 2 favorite things to do are spend money and buy tools.
Can you spend some money on tools for me Papi ?!?!?
Sometimes people use tools to do things but I use tools to spend money
R u one of those ppl who own the same tool but only on 3 separate lines?
Seems like those two things go well together.
Good thing those go hand in hand
Man your love for tools is contagious brother. You’re the best; God bless you
Very useable and a nice add on and easy and quick to install. If you don’t want it on there all the time.
Never thought of trim carpentry as a near superpower until this skilled guy. Total earner with unlimited work prospects in DFW.
" nothing wrong with having a beautiful tool" yep, I been saying that my whole life.
Great addition. I can see how losing those plastic stoppers could be very easy, especially during transport to and from job sites. Just have some dowels or something similar, handy.
They are easy to lose…. I ended up gluing a small plastic case to the back of the fence to place them in.
Killing it with the videos lately!
Pretty cool fence set up, though the, "John's doing casing and I'm doing crown" is as simple a fix as setting up another miter saw station (yeah, you'll need another miter saw). You'll be amazed at how much time you save by not having to reset the saw for your task or having to wait on John making a cut. Casing doesn't need the CutHub stuff, just an accurate saw and a stable platform (stand). Really kinda of surprised you haven't gotten two stations going on the larger projects.
Thanks for the bitch session
Great jig! In the 20 plus years that I've installed crown, the lack of fence height requirements for handling tall crown was always an issue. The ability to preset your cutting angle will save a lot of time.
I'm not a carpenter but, why would I have to drill a hole in my saw when the maker of the fence could provide precision holes for zero-clearance? Ok, maybe there are different kerf widths, still seems like an opportunity for the maker to provide a micro adjustable kerf on the fence itself.
Wheres the link for this fence? I want one!
He posts and is in the air...doesn’t read our comments
It’s in the comment section, first comment
Man that's a beautiful set up, I love my tools and care about how they operate but I love how they look and anyone who takes pride in their work also take pride in their tools.
It would be a good idea for the creator of this fence to use metal clips then add a magnet somewhere to keep track of them.
Fence is Al- not magnetic
@@rc9831 no, I get that I’m saying make the clips out of a metal material that would be magnetic.
@@Dougie19Fresh You idea is a great one. Sure to be misplaced a number ot times.
You should redesign your DewAukee shirts to say “MILDEW” 😄
Super looking fence.
Drill a small hole in that plastic stop. Tie some braided fishline to it and attach other end on back of fence. Then you can just flip it over the fence and NOT lose it.
Great idea with the crown stops. I see this going further like with better stops that could be bigger and magnetic. they need a fine tune screw on top to dial it in or guys will go back to drawing a line on the fence. How about indented ruler on fence for setting up crown stops?
Version 3 with plastic replacement tips
“Ain’t nothin wrong with having a beautiful tool”
came right off the tongue 😂
"That's what she said!"
Just get another saw lol!!!!! Great video!!!!
Nice stuff! How does your saw perform when you bevel at 45 degrees? That high fence seems like it would get in the way of the drive system?
Where's the link?! 🤔🙂
Look up Kizen miter fence
$250 for just the fence $400 for the whole system
That looks sweet! I wish one of these companies would just make an entire fence for the saw.
Also plastic is good for those little spacers so it doesn’t dent your trim.
How can I get this stop fence ?
I was saving money while you weren't posting videos and now I'm broke.
Edit: Not really but I would love to have your setup.
The whistle of approval!!!
For 400$ I'm sure there will be plenty in stock, lol just checked they got em!!! Great video brother
How do I get to the page? Not seeing the link in the description
Dang! That’s what I paid for my DeWalt 12” sliding miter saw a couple of years ago. Yes, it was on sale.
I google it
The plastic stops for the crown if the holes is 5mm or 1/4 you could use a metal cabinet shelf pin. It looks a lot like a blind shelf pin.
5mm
Drill the holes on the T slot out to be the same size as the pegs for cabinet shelves.
It matches so goot to the yella of the day and red of the cut hub. Very cool.
WHERE IS THE LINK FOR THE FENCES..
NEW - V3 - KIZEN Miter Fence Pro Plus System
Did you switch back to dewalt miter from m18? I have a 12” m18 constantly calibrating it and just doesn’t seem as accurate as a dewalt
Really enjoy video ...
I have a question which tip do you use on your graco x19 for interior paint ?
Clever solution to a genuine problem. Having to reset the jig is a hassle. I can see manufacturers integrating this into the machines soon.
I cut my crown on the flat on my Bosch slide saw at 33 and 31 degrees, very accurate, and I can cut up to 10" crown which is really nice.Tell John to get his own saw ;))
Yeah, they have two trucks and who knows how many saws. I'm calling b.s. LOL
Maybe u can us a shelf clip for ur stop if u lose plastic stop.
Looking forward to those many “update” vids and to see this on your first jobsite when using it😉
This is absolutely a great addition to a miter saw , how does it retrofit a festool I’m wondering thanks for your time
Yes! The hold down clamp SUCKS! In contrast, Check out the Worx miter saw's bar clamp, THOSE should be standard!
Richard, there’s no link in the description
It’s in the comment section, first comment
Another great video!
Thanks Richard 😀
Tools designed by woodworkers tend to be designed with pride and common sense. I bet it save you a lot of time and will pay for itself many times over. Smart buy.
replace the plastic clips with appropriate size wood dowel
The day you get excited about a fence LMAO 😁
Lovely. Can you send me the address for the fence for the miter saw please
Why the compound saw when you always nest? Very thorough and high quality looking attachment..
If you lose the little plastic stops, simply replace them with wooden dowels of the same diameter.
Look like a awesome addition to any miter saw !
Please add the link to the creator's info
Frigging awesome dude, I could use that fence myself. Thanks for sharing.
If the little plastic stops were made of metal, then it would cost more to replace them when they (will) get lost. Plastic seems to be a smart move on the part of the manufacturer, so thumbs up for them. 👍
I wonder if those slider rods would fit on DeWalt’s older line-powered slider ? I haven’t been able to find replacements.
Wow! Looks like a DeWaulkie!
Well done man.
You might try brass shelf pins for the plastic clips replacement.
That's a really good idea. It looks like they may fit
Would these impede fence travel for making bevel cuts? I'm thinking they wouldn't because they're attached to the stock fence and would slide with them.
I usually watch my CZcams uploads for the day, while my wife is sitting next to me watching random Facebook and duck dynasty videos on her phone. I look over at about the 2:00 mark, and she hooked. She hasn’t touch a saw in her life. You’re killin it.
you can replace those plastic pins with metal shelf pins or find the right screw.
You should do a review on the Botond Crown Stoppers, I would like to see a Video on that, thanks...
Love your work, man. Just installed my first beam setup in my living room. Can’t wait to trim it out with crown.
I wonder if shelf pins would work instead of plastic
Do those holes fit shelf pins? You might be able to get replacements at any big box store.
It looks like a well made tool. Hopefully it works as good as it looks.
As a finish carpenter that does a lot of crown; you'll get great usage out of that fence...Hope it helps make money for ya...
Buy a 10 pac of those plastic clips and put them in a bag or small plastic box and zip tie it to the back of the saw. I'd also like to see more info on the miter degree extender
OK, so a few observations. First its a beautiful piece and having some machinist background I can say its worth every penny. However, for 399 you can get a brand new DWS779 everyday and sometimes its on sale with a free stand (granted its not a stand like you have but for a second or back up saw it works). So the question becomes, if you have more than one guy cutting are you better off with this or a second saw? Im thinking a second saw so there isnt anyone ever waiting in line at the saw. Also, Im not a fan of the "zero clearance" arrangement. If you put them tight and re-tap the fence once you make a few miter cuts L&R its not going to be "zero clearance" any longer. It would have been better if it had a way to accept a wood insert that could be easily replaced for zero clearance. Or they should have been slotted with a recessed screw that attaches them to the fence so they could be loosened and slide back and forth easily to make allowances for "zero clearance" opening for different miter angles. I'm also kind of hoping that the inventor had enough foresight to make the holes for the pegs in the red t slot pieces at the proper height for common crown sizes to minimize fussing with the thumb screws in the back.
OK Richard I have a question, do you know how to cut crown laying down on the table?
As a stair/railing guy I can’t justify the price but it certainly looks nice when cutting large posts or wide stair treads that thing will only get in the way from what I see
As usual I’m super jelly! That looks amazing simply for the fact that the crown stops don’t interrupt other cuts....genius! Please drop that link so I can beg for one of these!
I second that LOL
I think he made it plastic so it would be less likely to leave marks on the wood.
Did you say you were going to put a link to it?
Pretty cool setup. And it looks really solid.
I haven’t cut crown nested on the fence in years. I have an old, but nice body laugh lol, kobalt slider and a new 12” Milwaukee slider and they both cut crown with it flat on the saw not up on the fence
You do know that the yellow plate under your blade is adjustable to zero clearance, do you not? As I recall, there is a tab you snip off and then wholes are slotted so you can loosen the screws with the provided tool and zero it out. And yes, my saws also have the shadow line projection. But the zero clearance also comes in handy when dealing with odd shapes at speed, if you know what I mean.
We all nit pick with probably every tool we buy, but the ideas are good with this add on. Will be interesting to see how you use it.
Those look super nice! My DWS780 had a fence that was concave, probably 170⁰-175⁰. Enough to not let me get good, accurate miters. I ended up cutting the fence in half and shimming one side coplanar with the other. I'm sure yours is all good or you'd have noticed
I have the same problem with my Flexvolt and have no idea how to fix it. any advice?
What fence is that? It huge perfect for large crown!
NEW - V3 - KIZEN Miter Fence Pro Plus System
WHERE IS THE LINK FOR THE FENCES ?
or name ?
Now that some time has passed, am wondering how this is working out compared to the old jigs. Has he commented on this in later videos? I'm digging through looking for something now, but maybe someone can point me in the right direction? I'm wondering if that pin plus clamp has really worked out or if there's been flex in the crown, movement when cutting, etc., compared to the old dedicated jig.
Hey Richard tell him to make those plastic tabs out of metal and magnetize them so you don’t drop them or loose them as easily!
Congrats on the 400k! Fence looks clean!
Hey Rich how do you like using the Kizen compared to your other jigs. Thanks
If it is a small company then he has farmed the stuff out to some outfit that can mill aluminum and has the anodizing tanks that need power and temp control. Aluminum looks like it was laser or water jet cut also.
I’m finding the extended angle fence is loose in the track, have you used it yet? Do you clamp it to the fence?
I replaced my stock clamp with a ratcheting clamp. Because it couldn't reach down far enough, I taped a piece of wood to the bottom