Table saw diy (part1) lifting | Table saw automatic lifting DIY | Make a table saw lift at home

I have used an old table saw workbench and a 5 -1/2 in circular saw to create a table saw. This is the part 1 - the automatic lift system. Linear bearings and geared motor are used.
Hope this video can help you and your friends.
Part 2 Table saw automatic trunnion blade tilt
link: • Automatic lifting mini...

[@guillermomoncho7388]

Hi, good job.👍
An adjustable low sensor will able to you to set cut's deep. 👌

[@stelectronic645]

👍

[@wiltontopini4761]

Good afternoon! Friend, your project is very good, can you tell me how many RPM this reduction motor has?

[@stelectronic645]

35RPM

[@wiltontopini4761]

@@stelectronic645 Will this motor work on a 71/4 circular saw motor?

[@stelectronic645]

@@wiltontopini4761 I don't think so. It's a 5 3/8 circular saw motor, and it's not powerful enough to work on a 7 1/4 saw blade.

[@wiltontopini4761]

BOA TARDE! QUAL A MEDIDA E ESPESSURA DA PLACA DE ALUMINIO UTILIZADA NO PROJETO?

[@stelectronic645]

215mm x 100mm x 3mm

[@wiltontopini4761]

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[@Modellbautechnik]

Hello, the idea is good! However, I have my concerns about the construction, whether it is stiff enough, does not swing up and vibrate. Best regards and have fun with your hobby!

[@stelectronic645]

Thanks for your attention and comments. In fact, the structure is the same as the manual adjustment, but the manual part is replaced by a geared motor.

[@erwinwinter7803]

Dynamo type?

[@stelectronic645]

old ryobi 5 1/2 circular saw