@@coltonmccormack8978 I been working on mine for at least 6 months... but hey...great minds think alike. This was a fantastic execution of a custom built table saw.
Even if he did, which I doubt because he would have credit him, the execution was vastly different. No claim was ever made to be the first. Since DRO exist on many machines isn’t a stretch that someone would make one for a table saw.
Holy crap. I thought this was already mind blowing when I watched the video, but to get a seal of approval from John Heisz is the highest honor. I can only dream of getting to a level where I am worthy to even be called an amateur by Mr. Heisz.
When i saw the control panel in the thumbnail i thought. I didnt know that format made these small saws. And then i read the title. Man its awesome! Good work
You sir are a genius. What an amazing saw and build, it had to take months to design create and build that beauty. You certainly thought of everything.
Thank you Jesse for the generous feedback, it is greatly appreciated. I have been thinking about the build for some years, but from when I started to work on it until it was finished took approx 4 months. I did not count the hours, but I would guess 200+ hrs ...at least
This is a really phenomenal build! I really like the use of automation in your workshop. We have an Alterndorf F45 at work which is a similar type of machine. One feature on it which you might like to consider for yours is a hold down to move button which has to be kept pressed while the fence goes to position. Just reduces the chance of pinching or anything getting caught between the fence and blade or slide fence. Great build once again.
Thank you very much for the generous feedback Sir. I find it to be a very interesting mix, and also I have been salvaging parts from my dayjob for years, and find great joy in reusing these parts. I have set the torque and the follow error on this axis to be just above the need for normal operation, so as soon as it senses to much resistance it trips. Like what you say, if a workpiece is left between the blade and the fence when setting a narrower width than the piece. ....ask me how I know:) It stopped fine and dis not bend the blade at all. Do you have a dayjob containg woodworking?.....if thats the case you are one lucky fella. I see from your latest video that you are doing some great fusion 360 modelling, is this a part of you dayjob as well? Thanks for watching and commenting👍😀
@@bellevuesnekkeri That's even better than a hold down button! I think we are both very lucky people. :) Yep - I look after some workshops for an art and design school - so a fare bit of carpentry and problem solving. I'm a big fan of fusion 360 - it's completely changed the way I make, and has made designing a lot easier. Keep up the great work and look forward to your next videos!
Wow.. Amazing.. I've seen other automation saw tables on CZcams but this one is by far the best. The coin test was crazy, congratulations for such unique and complex work.
Mind blowing, brilliant that you have taken the time to build this for yourself. Love it. Wish i had the money & the know how on how to build something like this :) Well cool!
Thank you for the generous feedback. As mentioned, all the parts are salvaged except for the 15 dollar motion controller. Otherwise it would have been impossible to defend spending money on all these parts new. Thanks for watching
The saw is second to none, just like your editing skills!!! You got really fancy on this one (both the video and the saw)! Thanks for sharing and take care!!!
I'm in the process of building a custom cnc router which is a little beyond my scope but I'm taking my time and doing it right the first time. Didn't have the money to buy one so I figured I would just build it. I thought I was doing good building that until I saw this! Wow! Great work my friend!
This project was so absolutely fantastic that I can't understand it having only 90k views at this time.... this is a project worth some millions of views... I wish I could be smart enough to come up with this from my own head. When you say it would cost more or be more reasonable for people to just buy a commercial version, you're analyzing your market and maybe another country similar to yours. But living in the UK and having lived in many other places before, I can assure you the costs to build that in certain countries would compensate so much. Of course you might not be interested in creating the material with explanations, etc, as it can be a pain. But I can think of thousands of workshops in countries where the parts are cheap or reasonably priced, but the commercial version would cost the same as an apartment (like in Brazil). Don't underrate your work and ideas. You could be seating in a good passive income from plans. Well done and congratulations man. Amazing work.
Thank you very much for the kind feedback Douglas. I have to admit that I also had high hopes for this one. CZcams is not exactly flooded with projects like this, but unfortunately the traction is very low. I see your point Sir, but if I was to make detailed plas of such a complex build, it would take an enormous amount of hrs to complete detailed drawings. And people nowadays demand sources for all the hardware. And that would make it hard to validate the function of it without having tested them. And my experience with some of my other simple tool plans is, that one gets overwhelmed with questions via PM and email on different issues. Hopefullly that explaines a little of my thought behind not making step by step plans. Thank you again for the kind and encouraging words, it is greatly appreciated, and thanks for watching and commenting😀👍
This is got to be one of the coolest things I have seen in a long time. It combines 2 things that I enjoy most, machine automation and woodworking. Awesome work.
I have never watched a woodworker who builds his own "tools" without some level of serious appreciation for their skills. This is one of the few builds I have watched that really stands head & shoulders above most of the other seriously talented woodworkers on you tube. Of course while watching your build video I thought of Matthias & his very impressive builds which are many....& I thought this is far more impressive than anything I can recall him creating. No disrespect to Matthias.You have incredible abilities, thank you for sharing!!!!
Wow Ronald........I really do not know how to respond to that..... other than with a humble bow and appreciation. I have the absolute deepest respect for Matthias and all his creations. I think he is a Mastermind, but thanks for thinking of us both in the same sentence. Thank you again for the kind feedback and for watching.
Amazing work! The entire project is great and it would be great to build. I really like how you did the control cabinet, clean, organized and workable. Well done!
Thanks for the kind feedback. It was a looong going project, but interesting. It got a little crammed, but it was the only one I had with a suitable size. Thanksfor watching and commenting
ha! super cool! wish the touchscreen from felder would be as responsive as the one you use. also I would prefer your layout over the "original" one with the bigger number pad. great project!
Thanks, glad you liked . It is an industrial terminal that was salvaged from a dumpster on my dayjob. not a speed monster with a 1.2ghz processor and 2 gig ram running windows 7. Do you use the original felder saw?
@@bellevuesnekkeri I´m pretty sure it´s lightyears ahead of what felder uses :) ...I only have a 100% analog tablesaw without any smartness myself. but recently spent a few hours on a format4 when helping our my girlfriend at her workshop. the saw has motors on the height adjust and on the rip fence. pretty nice but also pretty annoying when the touchscreen does not work too good. especially when putting in numbers.
Thanks for the feedback Paul. You know. There are to many excellent machine producing companies out there, making machines waaay beyond this project. An it would be hard to justify the cost if I was to purchase all the parts. But thanks for the kind and encouraging words Sir, it is greatly appreciated
Great job, basically the features of a 10k + panel saw on a home built machine. My only question is how long everything stays square and accurate? Do you need to recalibrate often?
Thank you Michael. Its hard to say, but I guess it should be OK. Cannot see why it should not. Only concern would have to be wear on the trunnions. But all parts are individually adjustable, so it should be able to be set back on track. Butit is a homemade saw, so it is by no means flawless.Problem is that it is hard to blame the producer.
Truly amazing!!! I think that the automatic fence has some real capabilities if it could be adapated into a retrofit kit! Are there any visual /laser distance measurements? I assume all of your fence distance is calculated in steps via motor and homeswitch. From 3-d printing, I know that you can lose steps, especially if you're applying lateral force. I would also be interested in some sort of dust shroud to protect the fence belts. So interested in how everything wears and your future inprovements! Truly innovative.
Thank you very much.No there are no visual distance measurement other than the DRO on the screen. The motors are closed loop servos, and that means, unlike open loop steppers, that there is constant position feedback from the motor to the drive, through a resolver. This ensures exact positioning. Any deviation from this is corrected by the drive, and if it exceeds a certain limit, due to overload or crash, it automatically trips the drive. Hopefully It will gibe me some good years of service. Thanks for watching and commenting
Roy, there are a lot of great creators out there but you my friend I admire and respect the most. Ps. I am not a couch potato - I built my (very basic) table saw in about 1995 which I used to build my kitchen.
@@bellevuesnekkeri No pictures . (that was before sharing on media was a thing ) But my pride and joy is my router table. About 4 yrs ago I improved the operation of the one I built over 20 yrs ago. It has a front operated height adjustment, auto locking spindle (when raised to max) incra style repeatable fence adjustment, vacuum port and front on-off switch. I can litterally change the bit, adjust the height, adjust the fence and start routing in about 1 minute. All mechanical, - total cost : under AU $50 (less than $40US), including a second hand Ryobi industrial router. I give it 4/10 on looks but 10/10 for functionality. Expect some photos soon - as soon as I figure out how to transfer and post them. Greetings from down under . (Most days wild kangaroos can be seen about 500 metres from my house)
@@michaelcoceski5442 No worries man. Sounds like a great router table, and remember...looks are just a bonus, functionality is the prime goal. We seldom see any roos here.... but that might be because we are 14300 km apart?.
Wooowwww very impressed, is amazing saw, just wonder in case a tool company made saw like this, how much do you think will run for money wise, and how much time and money did you put on it, is a dreams cabinet guys saw, thanks for share and inspiring us(me) you are a genius
Thank you very much for the kind feedback, glad you liked it and found it inspiring. There are several companies making these kind of saws, and used Felder kappa 550 with motion controls are about 20-25.000 usd. But these are big panelsaws and can not be compared to this small homemade one. But it works great for me👍😀
Really, really, really impressive engineering and prototype! Can you input cut lists into the DRO? I can see that being a real time-saver for production work. Only feature I didn’t see addressed was a foot or knee switch for emergency stop? If your hand is caught in the blade, you are not going to be able to reach the stop button on your DRO. I’d be curious to know what the rough cost of the entire build?
you took the table saw into another level 👌👏👏 just if you have access to metal work to make the frame out of metal , and added a tool magazine for different blades ,, that table saw would be a NASA machine 👌 ... keep awesome ❤️
Thank you. I often get a lot of funny looks from co workers when I am heads down in the dumpster or mentioning that the stuff they are about to throw out fits in my car. But the level of satisfaction when it get reused is priceless. I have been very fortunate to be able to get so many goodies, although my wife does not seem to share the excitement :)
Thanks alot Grant. Glad you liked it. Your SCM saw will most likely hold up better in a production environment, but I am super pleased with how the saw came out.
Thanks Dan. For repeatable cuts it is a game changer, really happy with it. It is not complete yet, and still has some flaws, but if the interest is large enough, who knows. PM me and we might work something out. Thanks for watching and commenting
You know, you don’t post often, but when you do, it’s always first class. I really like your work.
Thanks James, I wish I could put out more content. Hopefully 2020 has more room for it. Fingers crossed. thanks for commenting and watching
Excellent project.
Thank you Jeremy
Well, now I see where your inspiration for your own CNC table saw came from. Both great projects.
@@coltonmccormack8978 I been working on mine for at least 6 months... but hey...great minds think alike. This was a fantastic execution of a custom built table saw.
Even if he did, which I doubt because he would have credit him, the execution was vastly different. No claim was ever made to be the first. Since DRO exist on many machines isn’t a stretch that someone would make one for a table saw.
@@SurelyLightFoot plus automatic table saws already exist. But are very expensive.
True excellence! Awesome job, Roy!
Thanks John. Likewise:):)
Holy crap. I thought this was already mind blowing when I watched the video, but to get a seal of approval from John Heisz is the highest honor. I can only dream of getting to a level where I am worthy to even be called an amateur by Mr. Heisz.
@@jonnyboy1116 LOL
Wow great job ! Can't believe it took 4 years for the youtube algo to bring this to my attention.
Thank you. Really glad you found at least, and thanks for commenting
Simply amazing. Great work.
Thank you very much Sir
That is as badass as it gets. I bet it makes cutting box joints easy.
When i saw the control panel in the thumbnail i thought. I didnt know that format made these small saws. And then i read the title. Man its awesome! Good work
Glad you found it interesting, and thanks for the feedback Bart
Yes i thought he bought the format4 screen from a dead machine and rewired it for this purpose. I was dead wrong.
I just watched this again, 11 months later. It's so impressive, so well done.
Thanks Lou, glad you still liked it😉😄👍
You sir are a genius. What an amazing saw and build, it had to take months to design create and build that beauty. You certainly thought of everything.
Thank you Jesse for the generous feedback, it is greatly appreciated. I have been thinking about the build for some years, but from when I started to work on it until it was finished took approx 4 months. I did not count the hours, but I would guess 200+ hrs ...at least
This is a really phenomenal build! I really like the use of automation in your workshop. We have an Alterndorf F45 at work which is a similar type of machine. One feature on it which you might like to consider for yours is a hold down to move button which has to be kept pressed while the fence goes to position. Just reduces the chance of pinching or anything getting caught between the fence and blade or slide fence. Great build once again.
Thank you very much for the generous feedback Sir. I find it to be a very interesting mix, and also I have been salvaging parts from my dayjob for years, and find great joy in reusing these parts. I have set the torque and the follow error on this axis to be just above the need for normal operation, so as soon as it senses to much resistance it trips. Like what you say, if a workpiece is left between the blade and the fence when setting a narrower width than the piece. ....ask me how I know:) It stopped fine and dis not bend the blade at all. Do you have a dayjob containg woodworking?.....if thats the case you are one lucky fella. I see from your latest video that you are doing some great fusion 360 modelling, is this a part of you dayjob as well? Thanks for watching and commenting👍😀
@@bellevuesnekkeri That's even better than a hold down button! I think we are both very lucky people. :) Yep - I look after some workshops for an art and design school - so a fare bit of carpentry and problem solving. I'm a big fan of fusion 360 - it's completely changed the way I make, and has made designing a lot easier. Keep up the great work and look forward to your next videos!
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Beyond amazing, damn there are some clever people in the world.
Thank you very much for the generous feedback Mario, it is greatly appreciated😄👍
I love the detail and calmness in your work!
Thank you David for the kind feedback.
Wow.. Amazing.. I've seen other automation saw tables on CZcams but this one is by far the best. The coin test was crazy, congratulations for such unique and complex work.
Thank you David for the generous feedback, it is greatly appreciated.😀👍
Gotta love the use of CNC concepts with a table saw. Modified Mach3 is awesome.
Thanks a lot Sir
Amazing. Your skills blow my mind.
Thank you for the kind feedback John, it is much appreciated.
Can't believe this has only just come across my recommended feed. Such great work!
Thanks Paul, glad you liked it😀
Mind blowing, brilliant that you have taken the time to build this for yourself. Love it. Wish i had the money & the know how on how to build something like this :) Well cool!
Thank you for the generous feedback. As mentioned, all the parts are salvaged except for the 15 dollar motion controller. Otherwise it would have been impossible to defend spending money on all these parts new. Thanks for watching
@@bellevuesnekkeri so where do you work that you are gifted 10's of thousands of dollars of "salvaged" parts.
The saw is second to none, just like your editing skills!!! You got really fancy on this one (both the video and the saw)! Thanks for sharing and take care!!!
Thank you very much, and thanks for the kind feedback on the edit as well. Glad you found it interesting. Have a great weekend👍😀
Such a pleasure to see you back, Roy! what a mind blowing project!!! thank you for sharing, best wishes Evangelos
Thank you Evangelos, Sorry about the long pauses, but 2020, might help me get some more content out. Thanks for watching and commenting Sir
Supreme design and construction
Thank you very much fpr the kind feedback, and thanks for watching👍😀
I love this build my friend. Only found this video today. The video is 3 years old. Man this is so good..
I especially love the coin test..
Thank you for watching. Glad you liked it
Amazing job. I understand why you have been away from CZcams for quite some time! The most enhanced DIY circular saw I've ever seen. Congrats
Thank you very much for the kind feedback. Yup...it was a serious time consumer. But I am happy with the result. Thanks for watching
Very, very, very nice. We want MORE.
Thanks for the kind feedback, glad you liked it😀👍
Best homemade table saw ever made. Period.
Thank you very much for the generous feedback. Glad you liked it, and thanks for watching👍😀
I'm in the process of building a custom cnc router which is a little beyond my scope but I'm taking my time and doing it right the first time. Didn't have the money to buy one so I figured I would just build it. I thought I was doing good building that until I saw this! Wow! Great work my friend!
Thanks. The reward of building it yourself is priceless. Good luck with your project 👍😄
You never cease to amaze. Thanks as always, for inspiring us all.
Thank you very much Sir, glad you found it interesting, and thanks for the support by watching and commenting man
Good Lord, that took a lot of work! An absolute masterpiece of engineering and design, Bravo!
Thank you for the kind feedback Sam
WOW! Very impressive! The accuracy you have built into the table saw is amazing.
Thank you very much Rick
I will never look at my table saw the same way, ever
Dont disappoint your tablesaw. Remember. it not the saw that creates the project, its YOU, and Your ideas. Thanks for watching
WOW! Just WOW! Nice work!
Thank you very much joe. Glad you liked it
That is a brilliant machine. Great build.
Thanks a lot David👍😀
Absolute genius.
Thank you Dennis
This is the best Automatic table saw i´ve seen! and i have seen them all! Awesome Sir! :)
Thank you you very much, it is greatly appreciated. Thanks for watching and commenting👍😄
what? what did you mean by did you like? it was fantastic you have done a great thing even for our kind amateurs, keep as you do brother.
I love the idea, amazing work!!! BRAVO!!
Thank you very much😀
Genius build. Want one...
Thank you. Glad you liked it😄👍
Perfect homemade tablesaw
Thank you very much Sir👍
This project was so absolutely fantastic that I can't understand it having only 90k views at this time.... this is a project worth some millions of views... I wish I could be smart enough to come up with this from my own head. When you say it would cost more or be more reasonable for people to just buy a commercial version, you're analyzing your market and maybe another country similar to yours. But living in the UK and having lived in many other places before, I can assure you the costs to build that in certain countries would compensate so much. Of course you might not be interested in creating the material with explanations, etc, as it can be a pain. But I can think of thousands of workshops in countries where the parts are cheap or reasonably priced, but the commercial version would cost the same as an apartment (like in Brazil). Don't underrate your work and ideas. You could be seating in a good passive income from plans. Well done and congratulations man. Amazing work.
Thank you very much for the kind feedback Douglas. I have to admit that I also had high hopes for this one. CZcams is not exactly flooded with projects like this, but unfortunately the traction is very low. I see your point Sir, but if I was to make detailed plas of such a complex build, it would take an enormous amount of hrs to complete detailed drawings. And people nowadays demand sources for all the hardware. And that would make it hard to validate the function of it without having tested them. And my experience with some of my other simple tool plans is, that one gets overwhelmed with questions via PM and email on different issues. Hopefullly that explaines a little of my thought behind not making step by step plans. Thank you again for the kind and encouraging words, it is greatly appreciated, and thanks for watching and commenting😀👍
Super Säge
Dankeschön fürs Zeigen
Thank you Bernhard
Absolutely fantastic build! You thought of everything. Well done!
Thank you David. This is a project I have been wanting to do for years, so had to go the extra mile
This is got to be one of the coolest things I have seen in a long time. It combines 2 things that I enjoy most, machine automation and woodworking. Awesome work.
Thank you Carlos, glad you found it interesting. I have to admit that I am kinda fond of that combo as well. Thanks for watching and commenting😀👍
Yeah... Add me to that list of wood-Transformers locos!!! My respect to this creative gentleman.
Like always, a different view to normal, good on youi
Thanks a lot John
This is the best diy Saw i've ever seen
Thank you very much for the kind feedback, and for watching😄👍
thanks, great job.
That's great. I'm impressed! You are always the best!
thank you very much for the generous feedback, and thank YOU for watching
Your many talents are well shown in the design and building of this saw. Bravo Sir!
Thank you for the generous feedback Jesse, it is greatly appreciated😀
Just...wow! My hat goes off to You Sir!
Thank you very much for the kind feedback😀👍
this is phenomenal
Thanks, really glad you liked it😀
I have never watched a woodworker who builds his own "tools" without some level of serious appreciation for their skills. This is one of the few builds I have watched that really stands head & shoulders above most of the other seriously talented woodworkers on you tube. Of course while watching your build video I thought of Matthias & his very impressive builds which are many....& I thought this is far more impressive than anything I can recall him creating. No disrespect to Matthias.You have incredible abilities, thank you for sharing!!!!
Wow Ronald........I really do not know how to respond to that..... other than with a humble bow and appreciation. I have the absolute deepest respect for Matthias and all his creations. I think he is a Mastermind, but thanks for thinking of us both in the same sentence. Thank you again for the kind feedback and for watching.
Alto livello.
Complimenti
Amazing work! The entire project is great and it would be great to build. I really like how you did the control cabinet, clean, organized and workable. Well done!
Thanks for the kind feedback. It was a looong going project, but interesting. It got a little crammed, but it was the only one I had with a suitable size. Thanksfor watching and commenting
Looking very impressive, congratulations.
What I will add, is emergency switch on knee high.
Thank you very much. That is the subject of a follow up video along with other accessories
very interesting. a brilliant idea in the head of brilliant person will comes out become a modern and useful tools
Thanks for your kind feedback👍😀
Fantastic! There's a lot of engineering in this build. I'm truly amazed.
Thank you very much, glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and commenting😄👍
Man, you are Genius!
Not sure about that, but thank you for the generous feedback
Awesome job man, respect 👍🏽
Thank you very much SIr
It is the best home bank closes that I have seen so far.
Thank you for the kind feedback, and for watching👍😀
great work, congratulations. the layout of the mach3 you can provide
Really beautiful
Thank you very much William👍😄
Wow. Awesome project. Thanks.
Thank you very much for watching and commenting😀👍
An amazing and impressive design - and outcome, as usual! Mycket imponerande!
Thanks a lot Bjørn. Vad cool at du gillade det du såg.👍👍😀
Just fantastic...
Thank you Ahmed👍
ha! super cool! wish the touchscreen from felder would be as responsive as the one you use. also I would prefer your layout over the "original" one with the bigger number pad. great project!
Thanks, glad you liked . It is an industrial terminal that was salvaged from a dumpster on my dayjob. not a speed monster with a 1.2ghz processor and 2 gig ram running windows 7. Do you use the original felder saw?
@@bellevuesnekkeri I´m pretty sure it´s lightyears ahead of what felder uses :) ...I only have a 100% analog tablesaw without any smartness myself. but recently spent a few hours on a format4 when helping our my girlfriend at her workshop. the saw has motors on the height adjust and on the rip fence. pretty nice but also pretty annoying when the touchscreen does not work too good. especially when putting in numbers.
You should genuinely start looking into producing this, could be a massive winner for you.
Thanks for the feedback Paul. You know. There are to many excellent machine producing companies out there, making machines waaay beyond this project. An it would be hard to justify the cost if I was to purchase all the parts. But thanks for the kind and encouraging words Sir, it is greatly appreciated
Great job, basically the features of a 10k + panel saw on a home built machine. My only question is how long everything stays square and accurate? Do you need to recalibrate often?
Thank you Michael. Its hard to say, but I guess it should be OK. Cannot see why it should not. Only concern would have to be wear on the trunnions. But all parts are individually adjustable, so it should be able to be set back on track. Butit is a homemade saw, so it is by no means flawless.Problem is that it is hard to blame the producer.
Truly amazing!!! I think that the automatic fence has some real capabilities if it could be adapated into a retrofit kit!
Are there any visual /laser distance measurements? I assume all of your fence distance is calculated in steps via motor and homeswitch. From 3-d printing, I know that you can lose steps, especially if you're applying lateral force. I would also be interested in some sort of dust shroud to protect the fence belts.
So interested in how everything wears and your future inprovements! Truly innovative.
Thank you very much.No there are no visual distance measurement other than the DRO on the screen. The motors are closed loop servos, and that means, unlike open loop steppers, that there is constant position feedback from the motor to the drive, through a resolver. This ensures exact positioning. Any deviation from this is corrected by the drive, and if it exceeds a certain limit, due to overload or crash, it automatically trips the drive. Hopefully It will gibe me some good years of service. Thanks for watching and commenting
Very cool design and awesome workmanship is it needed probably not but it's way cool
Thank you Clark
This is truly a work of art
Thanks Tony
Roy, there are a lot of great creators out there but you my friend I admire and respect the most. Ps. I am not a couch potato - I built my (very basic) table saw in about 1995 which I used to build my kitchen.
WOW, that is some cool feedback Sir. Thanks for the love and support. Cool, fid you take any pictures of it?
@@bellevuesnekkeri No pictures . (that was before sharing on media was a thing ) But my pride and joy is my router table. About 4 yrs ago I improved the operation of the one I built over 20 yrs ago. It has a front operated height adjustment, auto locking spindle (when raised to max) incra style repeatable fence adjustment, vacuum port and front on-off switch. I can litterally change the bit, adjust the height, adjust the fence and start routing in about 1 minute. All mechanical, - total cost : under AU $50 (less than $40US), including a second hand Ryobi industrial router. I give it 4/10 on looks but 10/10 for functionality. Expect some photos soon - as soon as I figure out how to transfer and post them. Greetings from down under . (Most days wild kangaroos can be seen about 500 metres from my house)
@@michaelcoceski5442 No worries man. Sounds like a great router table, and remember...looks are just a bonus, functionality is the prime goal. We seldom see any roos here.... but that might be because we are 14300 km apart?.
awsome table saw..very good job
Thank you very much for the kind feedback Fred😄👍
you are my new hero - luv yer work
Thanks Scott, glad you liked it😀👍
All I can say is, Very Impressive!
Thank you very much Art, I appreciate it
You ARE my HERO! AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you, glad you liked it👍😀
Bellevue...you never cease to amaze me. Great work...again!!
Thanks for the generous feedback Rob😀😁👍😀
Outstanding ! Really really good job on all fronts - Not easy to do at all. Thanks for sharing
Thanks. It took some figuring out on some of the parts, but I am happy with the outcome. Thanks for watching
fantastic design. really enjoyed seeing it. your never know what you can do until you try
Thank you very much for watching. That is a good quote👍
I gotta build one:) nice Work!
Thanks Ryan. Hope to see some content from you soon on YT. Your projects are always interesting😄👍
That's very impressive! Can't believe I waited so long to watch.
Thank you Doug for taking the time to watch👍
@@bellevuesnekkeri My pleasure.
OMG ..... beyond imagination.
Thank you very much, glad you liked it
Just WOW ! Thumbs up !
Thank you very much for you feedback Stephan, and thanks for watching👍😀
Wooowwww very impressed, is amazing saw, just wonder in case a tool company made saw like this, how much do you think will run for money wise, and how much time and money did you put on it, is a dreams cabinet guys saw, thanks for share and inspiring us(me) you are a genius
Thank you very much for the kind feedback, glad you liked it and found it inspiring. There are several companies making these kind of saws, and used Felder kappa 550 with motion controls are about 20-25.000 usd. But these are big panelsaws and can not be compared to this small homemade one. But it works great for me👍😀
That's pretty damn sweet! Amazing job!
Thank you very much.😀
Really, really, really impressive engineering and prototype! Can you input cut lists into the DRO? I can see that being a real time-saver for production work. Only feature I didn’t see addressed was a foot or knee switch for emergency stop? If your hand is caught in the blade, you are not going to be able to reach the stop button on your DRO. I’d be curious to know what the rough cost of the entire build?
Really nice work. We can all appreciate your ingenuity. Looking forward to more on this saw.
Thank you, glad you liked it. Hang in there for more content👍
you took the table saw into another level 👌👏👏 just if you have access to metal work to make the frame out of metal , and added a tool magazine for different blades ,, that table saw would be a NASA machine 👌 ... keep awesome ❤️
Thanks for the kind feedback, and thanks for watching
Thats amazing! Great idea!
Thanks alot for the kind feedback Max
I'm very impressed! Great project!
Thank you John
Perfect application project. May I ask what kind of belt and pulley you used? Any backlash?
That is an awesome build. I wish I had access to scrap bin at work as good as yours! Some of those Siemens motors are serious money when new.
Thank you. I often get a lot of funny looks from co workers when I am heads down in the dumpster or mentioning that the stuff they are about to throw out fits in my car. But the level of satisfaction when it get reused is priceless. I have been very fortunate to be able to get so many goodies, although my wife does not seem to share the excitement :)
This is incredible... We replaced our old main dimension saw with an SCM model that did only half of what yours does however cost 35k NZD
Thanks alot Grant. Glad you liked it. Your SCM saw will most likely hold up better in a production environment, but I am super pleased with how the saw came out.
Wow! Great work! What a brilliant setup!
Thanks Max, it has worked great this far
Someone get this man his own machine shop!
Yes please....😀😀😀😀
Wow, Roy! You have been very busy. I enjoy your creativity and engineering. Keep up the excellent work. Look forward to your videos.
Thank you very much Sir, really glad you like, and I hope you hang in there for upcoming projects too
@@bellevuesnekkeri you can count on it.
Great!
Thank you
Really impressive work. A CNC fence seems so obviously a brilliant idea when you see it working as well as this. Do you plan to open source your UI?
Thanks Dan. For repeatable cuts it is a game changer, really happy with it. It is not complete yet, and still has some flaws, but if the interest is large enough, who knows. PM me and we might work something out. Thanks for watching and commenting
That was awesome. Definitely earned my subscription.
Thanks for the feedback, and thanks for subscribing as well Chris
Fantastic
Thanks Mark
Wow! Another amazing piece!
Thanks Gus, glad you liked it👍
Love watching your videos. Beyond impressive.
Thanks, I am glad you find them interesting, keep on watching😀👍
just......wow......
Thanks, glad you liked it Joe👍😄