Making: Circular Saw Acrylic Adapter for The Track (Rail Guides)

This video shows how to combine a cheap circular saw with a precision rail guide using a piece of 10 mm acrylic sheet.
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[@gareng5599]

nice...... and useful.

[@JoJoSXMGyal]

Not sure if you ever figured it out but those fine cracks appeared because you cleaned the edges with alcohol/solvent. You need to use distilled water and white vinegar or just wipe clean.
And just FYI, you can weld acrylic together with acetone.

[@David-yf9gy]

Great build and fun video. The use of perspex looks good on the saw.

[@CatLighting]

Thanks! 😁

[@joseruiz-cc1mt]

​@@CatLighting me puedes dar el modelo de Sierra circular.. gracias

[@Tez73]

Brilliant

[@CatLighting]

Thanks!

[@yuripolkavich7469]

Great idea! I'd like to do the same, but with Teflon.

[@CatLighting]

It will certainly be more efficient!
Thanks!

[@user-rb5mv8dt8f]

Трещины на акриле вызваны местным перегревом при резании. Что бы трещины не появлялись нужно 2-3 часа прогревать акрил при температуре 70°С . После прогрева трещин не будет даже если будете применять ацетон или любой клей.

[@marzenad3410]

👍👍👍

[@CatLighting]

🤜🤛

[@jackskalski3699]

Out of curiosity is acrylic resistant to scratches? Will it last?

[@CatLighting]

It is not resistant to scratches at all, but it looks nice on video 😂 and will surely fulfill its functions for a very long time.

[@jackskalski3699]

@@CatLighting cool, thanks. Nice video btw

[@CatLighting]

Thanks!

[@kwisclubta7175]

5:56 what happened to your polished edge? Ever find out what caused that?

[@JoJoSXMGyal]

He used alcohol or some sort of solvent to clean the edges (from what I can see) in order to stick the rubber however alcohol and acrylic are not friends.

[@user-zh5wt5fv6z]

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[@Chucka1463]

Too many CZcams creators try to be clever in their videos but miss the most basic fundamental concept: WTF are you making? I'm not going to watch a 20 minute video to find out what the product is and how it works.
If I don't have a FULL understanding of what you're making, how it works and how it benefits me in the first 60 seconds then I move on. You've wasted your time making a "cute" or "clever" video.