👆👆👆 Be sure to read the description box, you will find valuable information there.👆👆👆 Visit my website www.christofix.com/ for free plans, blogs, and more. ⏯ In this playlist, you will see all the videos how I build my workshop from scratch: bit.ly/buildingmyworkshop Greetings, Christofix
Give credit where credit is due. Loved the intro for this show. Very well done. The insert looks great as well and it should serve you well. Blade changes will be much easier now with the magnetic insert. No more removing all the screws. Nicely done.
You're quite the cowboy! Loved the open! Great video and useful inserts for you! You have really upgraded that new table saw nicely in the past few months.
Your videography is awesome Brother! And so is your project! I haven't made a zero clearance because I plan to upgrade my saw, but definitely will when I do.
Loved the intro to this, Chris! I'd like to see you make a router table next. Not sure if that qualifies as a jig, but I'd love to see what you come up with.
Ha ha ha....brilliant! Love a little entertainment with a lesson. Good work Chris! You know what would be cool, is an adjustable miter jig (for the table saw) to cut picture frames; square, rectangular or even octagonal.
Great looking Zero clearance insert Chris. A very important thing to have for a table saw. You should have had a cordless drill/driver holstered up and played The Good Bad and Ugly theme..lol That would have been classic. It was great as it was though. I have to say the entro was my favorite part. Gary
Another great video, thanks for sharing! Did you do a new fence for this Makita MLt100? This is an improvement I would love to see you addressing someday
Thank you for your kind words, my friend! I do have a video about that. It's actually two videos. In this video, czcams.com/video/Wizh4IDuiMc/video.html , you can see how I have built the base of the fence. In this video, czcams.com/video/mSOystshs7U/video.html , I made some improvements I hope these videos will help you. Greetings Christophe
Het is inderdaad geen jig maar met dit weer zou dit inderdaad wel leuk zijn. Ik heb dit een paar jaar proffesioneel gedaan dus voor mij aub geen zwembaden meer hahaha.
Hi Christophe did you have problem with alignment between blade and tracks? I have the same table saw (version N) and I have this problem. Ps I agree your plans!
Hi Ivan, I don't have this problem, but there are some screws on these table saws that you can use to align the blade. They are not easy to find, and you can reach them from the bottom of the table saw.
There are no plans available for this item. For the free plans I offer on my other videos and website, simply fill out the form and the automated system will send you the plans you choose. I hope this helps
Hi Sean. First, thank you for watching my video, that is much appreciated. The thickness of the wood is 18 mm birch plywood. i hope this will help you. Greetings, Christophe
@@christofix thanks for the quick response, i appreciate that. Wasn't sure if 12 or 18mm. I have seen another were it was done with what looked like aluminium or some kind of metal laminated composite sandwich. It was not in English so couldn't really be sure, also probably sacrificed the blade to cut the saw slot.
Hello Michael. That little tool is the KMA2900 Multi mark and measuring tool from Kreg. I use it for all my projects and I love it. If you like to see where to buy, there is a link in the description of my videos. I hope this can help you. Thank you for watching. Greetings
Hi buddy, that's a good question. I left it out for several reasons. The knife was not straight from the start and it was more dangerous to use it than if I didn't use it. Another reason I leave it out is that I never cut large boards, and that's what this knife is really for, many people misunderstand this. 90% of the time I also saw with my crosscut sled and then a riving knife is also unnecessary. I hope that my answer has provided sufficient information because it is difficult to put it in a short comment. If you have any questions about this you can always contact me.
do you know what the difference is between the mlt100 and the mlt100n as I am faced with spending more for the mlt100n or the mtl100 on special but I wonder if the changes are worth the money?
The mlt100 and mlt100n are the same machines ( I guess) there is a difference between the mlt100 and the 2704. The last one is stronger and have a beter fence but i don't think it is worth the extra money. You can make the fence a lot beter like i did in one of my videos and it will cost you almost nothing. IN my case the mlt100 was the best option.
Robert, If you have watched the video carefully then you have certainly noticed that I am adapting the plywood at the bottom to the table saw. This keeps the maximum saw blade height.
I only got two bolts, the one you mentioned ( hex screws) I will take a closer look at my machine but i guess there is no third screw. I hope you can remove it my friend. Thank you for watching. Greetings
Oh damn, that is not ok. Maybe there is another way to remove it. I wish i could help you with this. If you have some more questions don't be afraid to ask. Always willing to help! Greetings
@@richardchalmers9271 Gosh, they are "improving" this model with a non-removable riving knife? I've flipped over thick stock and no one else does this? Makita should have stopped production of this model 10 years ago as there is no excuse in the world for a fence or insert like it has. They have known about the problems of this saw and I feel sorry for anyone buying it. Motor is great, and that's it!
I took a pipe wrench and forced the thing out. The remaining bolts will hold the knife in place whenever I need it. Once the third screw is removed it slides in and out. Thinking about making the knive lower (same hight as the blade) and cutting the gap of the insertplate longer. That way I won’t have to remove and replace the knive for every other cut. Don’t know if this will work...
👆👆👆 Be sure to read the description box, you will find valuable information there.👆👆👆
Visit my website www.christofix.com/ for free plans, blogs, and more.
⏯ In this playlist, you will see all the videos how I build my workshop from scratch: bit.ly/buildingmyworkshop
Greetings,
Christofix
Next generation in DIY videos. Nice art work my friend!
Thank you so much my friend, Nice comment! I love it!
Which editor do you use?
I use hitfilm express. It is a free program. there is a link in the description of my videos.
Ok, a project like this is fairly simple, but man,I LOVED the intro !!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👊
Thank you so much man! It is nice to read a comment like yours!
Great project. I have said it before but forgive me for repeating myself. Sir, you are a master at making a editing a video!!
Thanks for those kind words my friend! I really appreciate it!
I have to agree with StuffUCanmake! 👍 👍
Give credit where credit is due. Loved the intro for this show. Very well done. The insert looks great as well and it should serve you well. Blade changes will be much easier now with the magnetic insert. No more removing all the screws. Nicely done.
Great comment my friend! I love it! thank you so much for your kind words!
Hello
The duel begins and the result is a brilliant victory!
Beautiful work! I envy it
I must challenge the table saw again!
Thank you
Thanks for this nice comment my friend! I really appreciate it!
Not even a whole minute in.... Love the intro! 😇😎😃
Thank you so much man!
Interesting introduction, ha ha ha ha, seemed like the beginning of the Jackman Works channel videos. Congratulations, always very creative.
Thank you so much Alexander! Thanks for watching
Nicely done insert Christo! The beggining of the video was should I say Epic! :)
Thanks man! I'm so glad you like it!
Wonderful video and a great build. Thank you for sharing your skills.
Thanks for those kind words my friend!
🍿need popcorn for this movie. Great job getting it flush and less movement on it now.
Hahaha thanks man. I'm so glad you like it!
LOL. Creative. I very much enjoy your videos. I would love to see your take on a circle cutting jig.
Great idea about the circle cutting jig. Thanks for watching my friend!
Mooi gedaan, zeer netjes.
Ik zou het wel mooi vinden als je ooit een kruishoutje zou maken.
Nogmaals well done.
Gr Danny 1984
Das een heel goed idee Danny, en zeer bruikbaar ook! bedankt voor je leuke reactie!
nice a very enjoying intro...I liked it
Thanks Victor. I'm glad you like it my friend!
Great video work! I like the addition of the magnet to keep the insert in place
Thanks man! greetings!
I like the use of magnets. Great idea.
That is very handy indeed. I don't have to unscrew those 6 little screws every time I want to clean the table saw.
You're quite the cowboy! Loved the open! Great video and useful inserts for you! You have really upgraded that new table saw nicely in the past few months.
Thank you so much for your kind words. I really appreciate it!
As always, nice work; One thought, use a smaller diameter blade to start the initial slot then step up to the full side blade.
Great idea man! thanks for that, I really appreciate it!
Your videography is awesome Brother! And so is your project! I haven't made a zero clearance because I plan to upgrade my saw, but definitely will when I do.
Thank you so much! You are very kind my friend! thanks for watching.
Great video and great solution. I’m considering buying this saw soon.
Those are some kind words, my friend. I really appreciate that.
Thank you for watching and see you in the next one.
Greetings.
Loved the intro to this, Chris! I'd like to see you make a router table next. Not sure if that qualifies as a jig, but I'd love to see what you come up with.
Great idea!!! thanks man! greetings!
Awesome video, good quality inserts make all the difference. I would love to see you make a pocket hole jig,I just think they are very cool.
Great idea about the pocket hole jig. Thank you so much!
Ha ha ha....brilliant! Love a little entertainment with a lesson. Good work Chris! You know what would be cool, is an adjustable miter jig (for the table saw) to cut picture frames; square, rectangular or even octagonal.
Thanks for your kind words and idea! I really appreciate it!
Well done!
Thank you so much, my friend!
Excellent idea, well done mate !
That is awesome to hear, Mark. Thank you for watching and see you in the next one. Greetings.
Magnificent presentation as always. Cheers mate.
Thank you so much my friend!
The wild west of woodworking! For your next jig I would like to see circle cutting, not using a router, table saw, jigsaw or bandsaw! Good luck 🍻
Thanks for your idea about the circle cutting jig. Actualy I'm working on an idea like this for a few weeks now.
You’re killing me with the intro Christofix Eastwood, draw em at 20 yards Hoss 🤠🤠🤠, nice project mate 🍺
Hahaha, Cristofix Eastwood, hahahah Hilarious! thanks for watching my friend!
Great job...
Thanks man! I'm glad you like it. It means a lot to me!
Great looking Zero clearance insert Chris. A very important thing to have for a table saw.
You should have had a cordless drill/driver holstered up and played The Good Bad and Ugly theme..lol
That would have been classic.
It was great as it was though.
I have to say the entro was my favorite part.
Gary
Thanks man! great comment! I love it! Greetings
your jigs are made with such precision! Incredible. That being said, in a gun fight, I think I could draw my driver quicker.
Hahaha, thak you so much my friend!
这个片头帅爆了，加油
非常感谢。 我希望这是正确的，因为它是用Google翻译翻译的
@@christofix 谢谢您带来的影片，相比大多数影片您精心剪辑的影片更吸引人，我不会英语，但是你的画面精准加上Google的辅助基本不影响我去理解，希望关注您的人越来越多！
@@user-cv5um8ey6g 我的朋友，非常感谢您的客气话。 对此，我真的非常感激。 来自比利时的问候。
Another great video, thanks for sharing!
Did you do a new fence for this Makita MLt100? This is an improvement I would love to see you addressing someday
Thank you for your kind words, my friend!
I do have a video about that. It's actually two videos.
In this video, czcams.com/video/Wizh4IDuiMc/video.html , you can see how I have built the base of the fence.
In this video, czcams.com/video/mSOystshs7U/video.html , I made some improvements
I hope these videos will help you.
Greetings
Christophe
Het is geen jig. maar zou je eens graag een zwembad zien plaatsen, liefst in mijn tuin 🤣 wat een weer hier he . Weer mooi gemaakt je filmpje!
Het is inderdaad geen jig maar met dit weer zou dit inderdaad wel leuk zijn. Ik heb dit een paar jaar proffesioneel gedaan dus voor mij aub geen zwembaden meer hahaha.
Love the video man. Can you show how to align the blade with the miter slots?
Thanks man. I have just written down that idea in my book of ideas. I'll take a look and if I can make a video about it.
nice inserts and nice video....
Thank you so much my friend!
Hi Christophe did you have problem with alignment between blade and tracks?
I have the same table saw (version N) and I have this problem.
Ps
I agree your plans!
Hi Ivan, I don't have this problem, but there are some screws on these table saws that you can use to align the blade. They are not easy to find, and you can reach them from the bottom of the table saw.
Jajaja prueba con el cine de suspenso! Por que la carpintería.mmmmmmm.....🤣😭😭😂😂
Thank you for watching and leaving me a comment.
Greetings.
Nice to have a separate 45 degree one
Yes that was what i thinking of it too. Thanks for watching my friend. Thank you for your comment!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you! greetings
Super
Thank you my friend! thanks for watching!
Sure would be nice if someone could actually download your free plans but I guess they must be free if you do the paid subscription on your site!
There are no plans available for this item. For the free plans I offer on my other videos and website, simply fill out the form and the automated system will send you the plans you choose. I hope this helps
Hahaha :D country cowboy . Nice video!
Hahaha thanks man!
An arduino controlled fence?
Great idea my friend! Thank you for sharing this
What thickness plywood was that? Difficult to tell on the video
Hi Sean. First, thank you for watching my video, that is much appreciated. The thickness of the wood is 18 mm birch plywood. i hope this will help you. Greetings, Christophe
@@christofix thanks for the quick response, i appreciate that. Wasn't sure if 12 or 18mm. I have seen another were it was done with what looked like aluminium or some kind of metal laminated composite sandwich. It was not in English so couldn't really be sure, also probably sacrificed the blade to cut the saw slot.
Hi, I'm in Australia and I was wondering if someone would tell me the name of the blue measuring device being used. Great video.
Hello Michael. That little tool is the KMA2900 Multi mark and measuring tool from Kreg. I use it for all my projects and I love it. If you like to see where to buy, there is a link in the description of my videos.
I hope this can help you.
Thank you for watching. Greetings
@@christofix Thank you.
Where is your riving knife?
Hi buddy, that's a good question. I left it out for several reasons. The knife was not straight from the start and it was more dangerous to use it than if I didn't use it. Another reason I leave it out is that I never cut large boards, and that's what this knife is really for, many people misunderstand this. 90% of the time I also saw with my crosscut sled and then a riving knife is also unnecessary.
I hope that my answer has provided sufficient information because it is difficult to put it in a short comment. If you have any questions about this you can always contact me.
do you know what the difference is between the mlt100 and the mlt100n as I am faced with spending more for the mlt100n or the mtl100 on special but I wonder if the changes are worth the money?
The mlt100 and mlt100n are the same machines ( I guess) there is a difference between the mlt100 and the 2704. The last one is stronger and have a beter fence but i don't think it is worth the extra money. You can make the fence a lot beter like i did in one of my videos and it will cost you almost nothing. IN my case the mlt100 was the best option.
@@christofix I just picked up a mlt100n and Ill check out if the fence or extensions are any better
How can you call that THE ULTIMATE ZERO INSERT WHEN USING 18 MILL PLY AND LOSING MAXIMUM BLADE CUT?
Robert, If you have watched the video carefully then you have certainly noticed that I am adapting the plywood at the bottom to the table saw. This keeps the maximum saw blade height.
How did you remove the riving knife from the table saw? I got the hex screws out but don't know what the third screw is.
I only got two bolts, the one you mentioned ( hex screws) I will take a closer look at my machine but i guess there is no third screw. I hope you can remove it my friend. Thank you for watching. Greetings
@@christofix I figured it out. The new mlt100 have anti tamper torx screws to stop people getting the riving knife out.
Oh damn, that is not ok. Maybe there is another way to remove it. I wish i could help you with this. If you have some more questions don't be afraid to ask. Always willing to help! Greetings
@@richardchalmers9271 Gosh, they are "improving" this model with a non-removable riving knife? I've flipped over thick stock and no one else does this? Makita should have stopped production of this model 10 years ago as there is no excuse in the world for a fence or insert like it has. They have known about the problems of this saw and I feel sorry for anyone buying it. Motor is great, and that's it!
I took a pipe wrench and forced the thing out. The remaining bolts will hold the knife in place whenever I need it. Once the third screw is removed it slides in and out. Thinking about making the knive lower (same hight as the blade) and cutting the gap of the insertplate longer. That way I won’t have to remove and replace the knive for every other cut. Don’t know if this will work...
Ok fine
Thank you for watching.