Making This Table Saw Miter Sled - Experimental - Workshop
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- čas přidán 30. 11. 2019
- Is it perfect? No, but it's a good starting point and it gave me a chance to test a few key methods, including the pivot / fine adjust idea.
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Is it perfect? No, but it's a good starting point and it gave me a chance to test a few key methods, including the pivot / fine adjust idea.
Read more of my thoughts on this in the project build article for more details:
ibuildit.ca/projects/how-to-make-a-table-saw-miter-sled/
Looks like it will be far better than any of the wobbly miter saws, great build.
I think it's a great idea/prototype John! Love the innovation, keep it up
I enjoyed hearing your talk on your web page too. I can see that you did plenty of thinking on the go. I also understand that sometimes this is a better way than trying to draw a plan from scratch. Well done and presented!
That's awesome where can I get one
Very talented man. Great to see someone who can use their hands and make fantastic thing's. Well done to you Sir. I love doing wood work. I've just started to build my own table saw after watching your videos. I've been making things out of wood for many years but never got round to having or building a table saw. Love your work. Top man 👍👍👍
Well big guy, you are on your way. Realizing that we can only approach perfection makes us a better craftsman and teacher. Thank you for sharing. I’m 70 years old and this old dog looks forward to seeing a person as you sharing. .... Bob
Thank you! I'm SLOWLY getting into woodworking, and you're a primary inspiration, John.
You sir are becoming my favorite CZcams maker because of your genius jigs and shop-made machines! Well done!!
Awesome project, love all the adjust-ability built into it.
That integrated protractor is such a clever idea, and using the router as a compass is smart. I love the way watching your videos breaks me out of default woodworking thinking.
The reason why this channel is so good is because it shows that fabricaing, making etc. is a process and we're always shown that process. Ideas, concepts, iterations, attempts....mistakes...all important to get the thing right.
Cheers and Thank You Legend
No need to explain why you are still nr. 1. I find this a fantastic idea with great potential and guess it Will get a lot of use. You can trow out the mitersaw and cabinet, LOL.
On the article you say it's quickly put together and you could refine it , but even so you always make the ' throw together' projects crips and clean and it always looks professional , great and relaxing video to watch , well done !👌👍😉
That is a work of Art John! Congratulations! As a retired Shop Teacher l give you an A+. RWB
You are amazing John! Thank you for sharing this project with us.
Great job, John! I always immediately view your videos in my subscriptions. This is perfect for those hard to cut angles.
Awesome video! I'm also glad there wasn't any annoying repetitive "music"! So many great ideas! Thanks for doing this.
You never cease to amaze me John, love it.
This project was SO different than most of your projects.
Most of your projects are smart and simple.
This one was smart, beautiful, extremely accurate, amazingly impressive.
My tool selection today is more or less the same as yours, but your abilities are FAR superior than mine.
I don’t want this to sound negative because it’s not, I honestly prefer this video with zero narration. I’m not dumb, I can see what you’re doing! Thanks for respecting your viewers. More of these please
That adjustable circle cutting jig is genius! I will be making that as soon as my garage is not under construction anymore!
Pretty cool idea. Kudos. These kind of videos are such a valuable thing for the mental toolbox - whether you need a miter sled or not. Excellent.
enjoyable video. no commentary necessary. your skill with various tools is envious. continue to make videos like this. i always learn something from each one.
Nice build, looks like half of a cross-cut sled with a superb miter angle adjustment.
Just when I think you cant possibly top your last project.. you top it. You have some brilliant ideas in this project. I have always thought that wood and metal workers are some of the most creative and adaptive thinkers and you're even at the head of the class in this group. I see some ideas here that could be used in shop built miter saw too : ) I''m going to continue my theory that you're working your way through the issues in order to build your own miter saw. (Or something else most people would figure couldn't be hand built). Genius man.
I love this kind of engineering. Building something that helps you build something else.
Once again you've come up with a brilliant idea that you executed equally as well.
Nice work and thanks for sharing. I think the key to the whole project is getting a backlash free pivot point so that you don't always have error.
The more videos I watch on your channel the more I realize just what a gem you are
That would be so useful. Love the way your mind works. Thanks for sharing
Nice one John! Your followers have made some good positive comments, which are thoroughly deserved. You have obviously given your design plenty of thought, and it seems that you have a mind to make further improvements. By the way, I do like to hear you talk as you go, but this silent visual instruction works well too, because of your good camera technique. Thank you for sharing your great ideas and work.
The offset stud on the Starboard insert is smart and novel thinking. Took me a few to figure out why then it came together. Always interesting John.....
Increíble idea, perfecto desempeño y utilidad. Cada día me asombro más con sus videos, con cada detalle perfectamente cuidado. Realmente debo felicitarlo por su visión y destreza, digno de admiración!
Awesome job John! And easily the best of all the designs I have seen on CZcams!
Fantastic build. Thanks for the inspiration. My fave vids from you in a while.
Bravo. Well thought out. The sliding fence and the extra clamp step this design ahead.
I enjoy watching you build your own jigs and tools!
I like the whole concept. I can appreciate the rabbets on the sides to provide the lockdown. Too often on a particular commercial sled that I've used, the lock is a bolt that eventually pulls thru the MDF base. The tongue and the ply base should do a better job. I would think that maximizing the radius of the gauge markings could provide an additional degree of accuracy without any significant sacrifice.
Thank you
Alan
Another great project!! Thanks so much for sharing with us John!!!!!
A very nice jig. Well designed and well executed. Thanks!
Excellent ideas behind your experiment. I look forward to where this leads you.
Great video John! Love the way your mind works!
Very clever! You had me wondering with your pivot point, but you had all that well under control. Great project!
Thanks for sharing this great project. Your last couple of videos remind me of the old John. That's a good thing because I missed the old John.
Really clever design!
Thanks for the video.
Amazing John, I don't know how you keep coming up with these ideas please keep at it. A share to FaceBook for sure.
That locking mechanism on the end is smarts
Kudos Johnny boy
Magnífico trabalho! Parabéns pelo capricho e precisão! 👏👏👏👏👏😀
Having the pivot offset instead of over the miter slot is a clever innovation. Well done John.
Always inspiring to watch you build. Was suprised by the factory knobs though lol. Thanks for the Vid
Very cool, John. I like the calibration adjustment.
I'm a bit worried as it introduces a new error, though it seems smaller: Adjusting the pivot point up or down along the fence to get it to read correctly for right angles, also moves the pivot point closer to or away from the fence. Assuming you started symmetrically, that towards/away movement is smaller than the up/down but it's not zero... the paper scale has to move the same amount towards the fence to remain correct!! E.g. if closer to the fence, what reads as "15degrees" is less than that; and the error is not linear. SO: An adjust mechanism (2-directions) should be on the scale not the pivot, or this (1D adjust on pivot) plus a towards/away adjust on the scale. I suspect the scale is easier.
I had been thinking along the lines of an oversized axle-hole for the pivot, square-ish, making a hollow space along that axle/screw. Then correcting positioning in 2dim (up/down along and towards/away), and screwing it tight... which will not hold longer time. So I drill a diagonal channel to each of the four corners of the hollow space, and I forcibly inject resin/glue/... to fill the hollow and along the screw thread, fixing the calibration. [Should it loosen over time but whole concept works, then drill hollow & channel out again and repeat.]
Some great concepts in this design!
Interesting! Thanks for the video John.
Nice precise build. May have to have a go at that down in my workshop.
You NEVER cease to amaze me John, the tools you make out of wood? Silly me, I just bought the Inca miter gauge , where were you years ago when I bought it LOL.
Fantastic build. Thanks for the inspiration.
You never cease to amaze!
I love woodworking 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼beautiful shop 👍🏼
Very interesting out of the box design. I like it!
Nice job John! Thanks for sharing the video with us.👌👍😎JP
Very well done John! One of the best "no talk" videos I have ever seen.
Excelente diseño... Excelente video... gratificante. Gracias.
Excellent! I really enjoyed this, thank you.
Thanks Brendan :)
Excellent. Very precise workmanship.
Thanks Peggy :)
Very cool design. Thanks for the video!
Great job! Very well thought out!!
This is the ASMR of woodworking.
Mad skills that I don't have . Excellent 👍 video .
Creative design, I like all your designs！
Great precision work !!
Show us perfect 90 degree corners with two 45's, a 30 and a 60 !
That second sliding anchor was very nice!! cool
Mind blown! Amazing stuff as always.
Brilliant! I think I’d like to make one that’s rounded on the far edge so that the fence clamp can stay in one position and the force length can be shorter.
I have long been subscribed to your channel, always cool ideas, some of which I apply to myself. I wish you health and success.
Love your idea of a multifunctional sled 😃👌 Interested to see how you are going to work with small pieces using this sled 🤔
Nicely done John! 😃👌🏻👍🏻👊🏻
You make some great stuff! Good inspiration and ideas! Thanks!
I see a few people who gave a thumbs down. The only reason I could imagine why is that John doesn't narrate. Great video John. Thumbs up.
That’s awesome as it is!
Awesome as usual, looks perfect to me...
"...Brilliant as always Senor John....!"
An absolute master
Good. Simple and effective.
That came out Awesome John!
Table saw looks awesome John.
Excellent as always!!
un trabajo muy delicado y muy bien hecho, felicidades
You're a genius John..
Nice project as all of your videos are excellent. Thank you
That looks very interesting
Amazing John.
Pretty cool John. I picked up my Delta portable table saw yesterday and I need to make something to use for cross cuts. This is way more than I need though, lol. Probably going to build your basic sled. Great video as always.
As always: great idea and great work...
Nice. Thanks John.
that saw is a thing of beauty
As always, good video and awasome design.
That's really cool!
Killer camera work! In the back of my mind I kept expecting to hear David Attenborough narrating.
Yeah! That was amazing! No singing, whistling, cussing, or yammering?
Wow nice setup
EXCELLENT VID, SPOT ON!
Great job John💆💆💆
Very clever John! Now adapt it to your miter saw and never have to move it from 90 degrees.
Loving the new style of video John ;-)
Très bon. Nice ,I like it .You have many good idea
John, just watched your angle sled after watching the very expensive Rockler type, must say yours is better and the reasoning is its cheaper and no dought work just as well