Besides all of his great projects, the thing I like is he shows how the project works first. Then he shows the way he builds it. The man is an artist as well as a very creative craftsman. One of the best woodworking channels on you tube.
Seriusly how does this guys brain work? How he see things that others don't???? I wish i knew this guys Chanel when i used to work on my dad furniture shop way back
Thank you for your social awarness that you post first how the jig works and what is good for...its a sign you care about people's time...considering also the high quality of your work ,i'll say japaneese?!
i have the same makita sabre saw as you, and i've always considered the sabre saw the most useless power tool i have-- to be deployed only when nothing else will work. you solved the problem with sabre saws by by making a blade guide that prevents bending/twisting during the cut, converting it into something like a scroll saw but with a wider blade and straighter cut. of course depth of cut is limited here, but this is a problem you solved with your other jig saw table by mounting the saw 90 degrees, which allows for unlimited depth of cut, (for example, to cut a hyperbolic cosign curve along the edge of a 2M board). excellent idea and execution
Me parece estar viendo a un cirujano. La pulcritud y precisión de su trabajo es increible. Eres mi nuevo ídolo, algún día espero llegar a ser la mitad de bueno, de lo que tu eres.
Excelente proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado maestro, gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos,un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón (Galicia) 🔝 🤓 🌞
Very clever. I would just change one thing. To use transparent polycarbonate instead of aluminium for the material guide/sawblade protector. With that you get excellent view of the cutting point.
This is the third time I've watched this video. I think the jigsaw table is a great idea. A bonus is that the sawdust vibrates off the surface of the material for a clear view of the cut line. Also, could you please tell me what brand the clamps are that you used in this video? The ones that are offset with tigjtening knobs on the side.
Nice work JSK! I like it except for having the blade exposed at the top. You need to make a cover for the tip of that blade as it's an accident just waiting to happen IMO. 🤔🤔
If there were a couple of holes for bearings on the board on front and backside of the blade they could be used with a template . Of course one would need different holes for left and right side cuttings, unless the holes were instead grooves where bearing axles could move from left to right. For tight and sharp corners it wouldn't work either.
Hi, das ist ja genial und könnte bei Bedarf noch genialer sein! Wenn der Hohlraum im zusammengeklappten Zustand groß genug ist, kann es auch noch als Transportbox für die Säge dienen. Ist aber so schon Spitze! VGvG
Hello, first of all a really great channel with many suggestions which are very interesting also to rebuild mad what you build everything is fun to watch you I had a question what is that for a green Table saw looks interesting.
I consider you a role model for me in a simple and inexpensive way of thinking with great results, but this tool must be quick to remove and install instead of four nails. You can add a piece of wood over the saw’s entry path to be tight and then close it only with the small moving piece to benefit from the freedom of the saw with a battery
JSK koubou channel..japase or korean...terimakasih ..anda banyak menginspirasi..ilmu anda berguna buat semua orang di seluruh indonesia..khusus nya saya...mudah2an anda sehat selalu...dan bermanfaat bagi semua orang...salam dari saya ...your subcriber...from indonesia...you can translate my language ..
Prefiero mejor usar la cierra directa , un rauter o un mototool , no es mala la idea , pero una sierra de caladora astilla mucho la madera. Tiene años que deje de usarla, para mi es absoleta, ya hay muchas herramientas sustituibles a esto
Já me escrevi en vários canais e en pouco tempo cancelei a inscrição,por não valer apenas ser escrito, mas o seu canal serei um eterno inscrito pelos excelentes trabalhos, Deus todo poderoso,criador do céu e da terra e tudo que existe te deu esse talento, obrigado por compartilhar,para que outros também desfrutem dessa dádiva que te foi dada um grande abraço,desde Brasil quanto vc cobraria pra fazer um desses? Sem a maquina
Blue thumb strait away. I will look at this tonight because I can not at work, but I can see that you have build «une dinguerie» or, «une dingze» in french slang.
Ahh! That's the interesting thing about this design . . . You can't see the points, because they're obscured. All other designs are so similar in the respect that the points are very visible indeed.
Just what I'm looking for! One question - is that alum extrusion arm strong enough to make the scroll-saw attachment, using a compression spring on top of the arm to keep the scroll blade straight?
Besides all of his great projects, the thing I like is he shows how the project works first. Then he shows the way he builds it. The man is an artist as well as a very creative craftsman. One of the best woodworking channels on you tube.
There is Clickspring for metal, and JSK-koubou for wood. Truly inspiring...
wow, just wow. a treat to watch. The accuracy, the attention to detail, the simplicity. Amazing! 💯
The precision in all of your work is truely amazing. 👍
Genius ,everything this man does is truly amazing 👍
Couldn't agree with you more. I'm always amazed by what he does.
Usted sigue siendo mi héroe, maestro. Felicitaciones y un gran abrazo desde Perú
🎉Very nice & good work sir 😊
Seriusly how does this guys brain work? How he see things that others don't???? I wish i knew this guys Chanel when i used to work on my dad furniture shop way back
Thank you for your social awarness that you post first how the jig works and what is good for...its a sign you care about people's time...considering also the high quality of your work ,i'll say japaneese?!
Another superb creation! Thank You for sharing!
ありがとう
i have the same makita sabre saw as you, and i've always considered the sabre saw the most useless power tool i have-- to be deployed only when nothing else will work. you solved the problem with sabre saws by by making a blade guide that prevents bending/twisting during the cut, converting it into something like a scroll saw but with a wider blade and straighter cut. of course depth of cut is limited here, but this is a problem you solved with your other jig saw table by mounting the saw 90 degrees, which allows for unlimited depth of cut, (for example, to cut a hyperbolic cosign curve along the edge of a 2M board). excellent idea and execution
Me parece estar viendo a un cirujano. La pulcritud y precisión de su trabajo es increible. Eres mi nuevo ídolo, algún día espero llegar a ser la mitad de bueno, de lo que tu eres.
Lovely project perfectly done Congratulations
Hello, my first like. 🙂
selalu presisi dalam setiap pengerjaan, selalu senang melihat karya orang jepang
So clever! I love your patient and precise attention. You truly are a master at your craft 🙌🏼
absolutely perfect! ... as always ... 👍👌👌👌
Excellent work, dude!!!
Maestro extraordinaire!
I really like the idea of making the same thing but with a sawsall & use it for circle cutting also.
Excelente proyecto muy bien desarrollado y mejor ejecutado maestro, gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos,un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón (Galicia) 🔝 🤓 🌞
ありがとう
Nice work as always. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
good work! my inspiration.
Bravissimo come sempre 👍🏼✌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Very clever. I would just change one thing. To use transparent polycarbonate instead of aluminium for the material guide/sawblade protector. With that you get excellent view of the cutting point.
It is a joy to see yout innovations. The plywood no problem but the aluminium profiles I'm finding hard to source.
Компактный, простой в исполнении! Отлично мастер! Обязательно повторю, но алюминиевый профиль попробую заменить деревом..
木製でも十分に機能すると思います。
頑張って作ってみてください！
Just what I was searching for: compact but precise.
Truly inspiring.
Simple, yet amazing 👏
Очень приятно смотреть на работу мастера!!!
Колоссально.
Шикарный мастер.
This is the third time I've watched this video. I think the jigsaw table is a great idea. A bonus is that the sawdust vibrates off the surface of the material for a clear view of the cut line.
Also, could you please tell me what brand the clamps are that you used in this video? The ones that are offset with tigjtening knobs on the side.
Really great job! All your vids are very inspiring! What kind of connectors for the aluminum parts do you use? Didn't find them.
Nice work JSK! I like it except for having the blade exposed at the top. You need to make a cover for the tip of that blade as it's an accident just waiting to happen IMO. 🤔🤔
I thought I needed a cover for safety.
Как всегда очень интересно и полезно.Спасибо, Сенсей!
ツール会社がこれと同様のバージョンを一般向けに作成しているのを見ても不思議ではありません
It wouldn't surprise me to see a tool company produce a similar version of this for the public. 👍
Thanks for sharing that!
Trabalho Fantanstico! Parabens e um alô especial de um brasileiro que sempre apreciou sua engenhosidade!
ありがとう
Que perfección.!!!!!!
Schön und praktisch!
素晴らしい発想ですね。鋸歯とワークの接点が一定位置にあって真上から見ながら送れる。細かいカットが安全にできそうです。
Brilliant !
Muito bacana sua demonstração de outro modo de uso da ferramenta é ótima apresentação só faltou as MEDIDAS mas muito obrigado VALEU mesmo
Интересное приспособление получилось. Теперь только надо будет обдумать как убирать опилки. Так что жду продолжения.
excellent !!! 👏👏👏👏👍👍
Made beautifully👍
ありがとう
No matter what you do but how you do it is just amazing!!!
For anybody still looking, the parts shown at 12:50 are from Misumi: search for "Blind Joint Parts - Post-Assembly Insertion Double Joint Kit"
Fantastic work, dude! It's just brilliant! 😃
Nicely done!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Fascinating 👍
와우 굿잡입니다 👍
رائع بمعنا الكلمه مبدع الف الايك دهبي
Good work sir. 💐✋🇮🇳
muy bueno saludos desde valencia espeña
Like from Brazil
автор -большой специалист в изобретении и изготовлении различных приспособлений..спасибо за публикации.
трудно сказать нужна такая приспособа, а вот шнур под петли и на гвоздь в стене как картину.
Amazing job
Потрясающе! Спасибо! Я так рад, что подписался на Ваш канал!
あなたの役に立ててうれしいです。
@@jisakukobo どうもありがとう
Muito bom !
잘보고갑니다 😃 😄 👍
If there were a couple of holes for bearings on the board on front and backside of the blade they could be used with a template . Of course one would need different holes for left and right side cuttings, unless the holes were instead grooves where bearing axles could move from left to right. For tight and sharp corners it wouldn't work either.
It's a bit small but it's really useful, creative video! 👍
私はこのテーブルの改良点を発見しました。
近いうちに新しく作り直します。
Nice, if I made one I would place the arm off to the side coz I'm always cutting long lengths 👍👍👍
This is just one idea.
I think it's a very good idea to devise ways to make it easier for yourself.
Hi, das ist ja genial und könnte bei Bedarf noch genialer sein! Wenn der Hohlraum im zusammengeklappten Zustand groß genug ist, kann es auch noch als Transportbox für die Säge dienen. Ist aber so schon Spitze! VGvG
your idea is great.
I will make that idea a reality soon!
Hello,
first of all a really great channel with many suggestions
which are very interesting also to rebuild
mad what you build everything is fun to watch you
I had a question what is that for a green
Table saw looks interesting.
ありがとう。
あなたの役に立ててうれしいです。
il solito genio imparagonabile
indirettamente ti ritengo il mio maestro
Derroche .. claro de técnica
YES！！！
I consider you a role model for me in a simple and inexpensive way of thinking with great results, but this tool must be quick to remove and install instead of four nails. You can add a piece of wood over the saw’s entry path to be tight and then close it only with the small moving piece to benefit from the freedom of the saw with a battery
thank you for the advice.
Your idea is exactly what I was looking for.
This guy is a fckn genius!
JSK koubou channel..japase or korean...terimakasih ..anda banyak menginspirasi..ilmu anda berguna buat semua orang di seluruh indonesia..khusus nya saya...mudah2an anda sehat selalu...dan bermanfaat bagi semua orang...salam dari saya ...your subcriber...from indonesia...you can translate my language ..
I am Japanese.
I am happy to be of service to you.
Excellent where do I get detail drawings?
Keep it up .
What is the drill bit used to drill the holes for the hinges?
Very impressive build.
They're called vix bits, or just self-centering bits. Pretty easy to find with a quick search :)
Very good 🙂
What Type connectors are you using at 12:52 ? And whrere can i by it? Thank you
Prefiero mejor usar la cierra directa , un rauter o un mototool , no es mala la idea , pero una sierra de caladora astilla mucho la madera. Tiene años que deje de usarla, para mi es absoleta, ya hay muchas herramientas sustituibles a esto
Já me escrevi en vários canais e en pouco tempo cancelei a inscrição,por não valer apenas ser escrito, mas o seu canal serei um eterno inscrito pelos excelentes trabalhos, Deus todo poderoso,criador do céu e da terra e tudo que existe te deu esse talento, obrigado por compartilhar,para que outros também desfrutem dessa dádiva que te foi dada um grande abraço,desde Brasil quanto vc cobraria pra fazer um desses? Sem a maquina
Thanks for your comment
I have purchased various parts for prototyping, so I don't know the cost.
I think you can probably make one for $30.
You need cool tools to make cool tools more cool. Now, where do I start? ☺️
Blue thumb strait away. I will look at this tonight because I can not at work, but I can see that you have build «une dinguerie» or, «une dingze» in french slang.
Now I have saw… this is once again something amazingly brilliant
Where do you get all this hardware?
Good evening 🌙😃 Good and good 😆😆👍️
There is still room for improvement.
Lielisks meistars!
What brand of corner fastener do you use for the aluminium extrusions?
This is Misumi.
Please see my plan for details.
I like DIY. Please tell us about DIY! Thank you in advance🙇♂️
日本語で大丈夫ですよ？
JSK,сделай видео на тему КОПИР ДЛЯ ТОКАРНОГО СТАНКА ПО ДЕРЕВУ👍🙋
Where can I purchase the aluminium profiles and the joining clamps
영상 잘 봤습니다 또 오겠습니다!,..
Единственная на ютубе конструкция лобзикового станка, где опилки не сыпятся в механизм электролобзика. Браво!
это юмор?
супер!
Es muy bueno el Video ,pero falta traducción y las medidas .Gracias.
great build! i love your locator gadget with the removable viewing peg! what is it called? thanks for the beautiful content !
ありがとう
Awesome…
wait, how is the jigsaw keep moving without you holding the switch??
This machine has a lock switch.
@@jisakukobo Oh I see, thanks! Seems like it is a nice feature some Makita jigsaws have.
I bought some plans but if you can link what additionnal part you use as screw ,guide... Shoul be perfect
How are the plans? Readable and concise ?
Very nice
ありがとう
いつもアイデア💡が凄いです
コメントありがとうございます。
👍👍👍♥️
SUPER
Do you draw plans before you make the project?
Thank you!
I bet he does
Have to say i don’t really see the point.. Beautifully built mind ..
Ahh! That's the interesting thing about this design . . . You can't see the points, because they're obscured. All other designs are so similar in the respect that the points are very visible indeed.
😍❤️👍
👍👍👍
Just what I'm looking for! One question - is that alum extrusion arm strong enough to make the scroll-saw attachment, using a compression spring on top of the arm to keep the scroll blade straight?
At least, I have confirmed that it is stronger than a wooden arm.