Mother of All Unboxings - Laguna Fusion 3 Cabinet Saw - My Forever Tool - [0069]
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- In this video we do an #unboxing of the #lagunafusion3 #cabinetsaw A little #dreamcometrue for me to have a proper cabinet saw in the workshop.
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00:00 - Intro
00:54 - Unboxing
02:22 - Assembly
04:22 - Fence
06:05 - Blade Change
07:41 - Table and Fence Adjustment
10:07 - Quick Change Riving Knife
11:00 - Tilt Micro Adjustment
12:34 - First Cuts
15:10 - First Impressions
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In this video I am only using a 183m3/h chip collector for dust collection. So it will not be representative for dust collection on this saw, unless that is your setup as well. Hope you like the video. Cheers.
InstaBlaster.
hello from Australia new subscriber here. Nice Machine
Thank you and welcome to the channel :-) That is about as far away as you can get, physically, on this planet :-) Hope to see you again in the comments. Cheers.
CANT WAIT TO GET MINE IN EXACTLY 30 DAYS.... The Countdown Begins!
P.S IMMA FLAT EARTHER TOO! 🌎🔨
Cool! I am very happy with mine. So, I think you do right in looking forward to it. What saws have you had before?
@@NomadMakes Hey Nomad, well I am actually brand new to woodworking. I have never had a saw before. not even a job site saw.. as a matter of fact.. i never owned a single tool until 2 months ago. and I'm 30 years old... BUT BETTER LATE THEN EVER!
I never had any guidance from my parents and I finally found a hobby that I can make into my carrer.
I will be posting CZcams videos once i start making furniture and i appreciate your comment and your videos.
Good luck on your woodworking journey :D
I just received my F3 and have begun setting it up. I really enjoyed watching your video.
Thank you! And good luck with your new saw :-)
Thanks, Nomad, for the excellent outboxing. I like it.
You shown you did not need to adjust 90 degree angle of your blade. Unfortunately my factory settings were not correct, it’s about 89,60 degrees. Would be great to see how to fix it. Appreciate your feedback! Greetings 👋
Hi! It’s been a while since I made the video. Do you mean 90 deg in tilt of the blade, or the blade being parallell to the miter tracks?
For the blade there is an adjustment scew inside the cabinet. It’s easiest to get to if you remove the cabinet hatch on the left side of the cabinet.
Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers.
@@NomadMakes Thanks for your prompt response! I meant 90 degrees in tilt of the blade. The manual is unclear what and how to move.
@Solariuman I see. If you look inside the cabinet while the blade is tilted to max and at 45 degrees, you will see that there are a screw on each side inside the the cabinet on the «front wall». These stop the tilt mechanism and is for fine adjustment of the endpoint. Hope that helps. Filming it is quite difficult.
@@SolariumanCheck out 11:00 for the tilt adjustment. The one shown is for the max tilt. But you will find the same type of screw on the other side for the 90 deg adjustment. Hope that helps.
Many thanks 🙏
WOW!!!!! I joined in the laughter when the breakers tripped. But, hoo boy! Did you rob a bank? I'm jealous already and I'm only a minute in...
Hey! Don't tell anyone :D
Very nice! Congratulations on a great saw and thank you for sharing!
Thank you! And thanks for taking the time to leave a nice comment. Cheers!
What a seriously fantastic piece of kit that is Nomad, brilliant 👍😀
Thank you! I am very happy with it, so far. Need to build a crosscut sled for it now. Thanks for stopping by. Cheers.
Congrats! She's lovely
Thank you! I wonder how similar this is to the Harvey saw that you have?
Awesome
Thanks :-)
Nice👍👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
What a handsome piece of machinery! It looks so well made. Enjoy working with it you lucky guy.
Thank you! It is already my favorite tool :-)
Well, I got all the way through and I got drool on my phone; I hope you're happy... Seriously Gøran, that's a heck of a tool and I know you'll make good use of it. I'm looking forward to seeing some lovely furniture made on that. Cheers mate, thanks for sharing and love to Power Wash Girl.
Thank you :D It sure is an upgrade from the up-side-down circular saw. And I guess it comes in the "forever tool" category. I am currently working on a tv/stereo-bench/credenza thingy that I have high hopes for.
Again, tanks for checking in, Mark. And all your love to you and yours as well. Cheers.
Nice review Nomad & Bergen is one of my favourite visited places whilst at work - I had a really interesting tour from C Dahm when I was selling Jet
I'm happier selling Laguna now - good saw and good choice ;)
All the best, Cheers from the UK - Nick
Thanks Nick! It was a stroke of luck that C Dahm is here in Bergen. I would not have bought the saw if I was not able to physically measure it. It was a thight fit down those stairs.
Nice to see you back on the channel by the way :-) Cheers.
Nice video....just a comment regarding your comment about the fence on the LHS of the blade. I have made some 45 degree cuts and find when the blade tilts towards the guard, you are limited in the material size you can cut and it is risky. When the blade tilts away from the blade....much better....have fun...
Thanks :-D You have a very good point. I use the fence on the right side when doing angled cuts. Or when I need more space for a wider cut. Cheers and thanks for watching.
Informative video, many thanks. Have one on order in the UK, only problem is delivery is being quoted as NOVEMBER!!! Will have to try and be patient!
Wow. November. Well, you are waiting for something good :D Cheers.
Veldig kjekt å se-- akkurat kjøpt min egen!
Kult! Gratulerer med ny sag :-)
So, I just bought one. The corporate headquarters is a few miles from my house and I got a good deal on one from the outlet store. Do you still love your saw?
Hi Mike! And congratulations with your new saw. The Laguna F3 is my favorite tool in the workshop. Of course, it is not without kinks, but no tool is, I guess. Cheers and thanks for watching and commenting.
I don't understand. I have just bought the Dewalt your other video convinced me to get, and now I already need to upgrade??? Seriously though, great unboxing of what looks like a fantastic machine!
LOL! Thank you :D Funnily enough, the DWE7485 was the saw that made me go for this one, because of the quick change riving knife. And in all honesty, the blade guard on the DeWalt is far better than the blade guard on this saw.
Thanks for checking in. Cheers.
Du treng å lage flere videoa på nordnorsk! 😀
Det hadde jo vært kult :-) Men da måtte det vært flere som forsto språket....
@@NomadMakes Det bør da være internasjonalt nok i massevis! 😀
Ja, ikke sant :-D
congratulations on your new saw hope you're happy with it. I ordered one and hopefully it'll be here in a month or little more. I also have my shop in lower part of the house where I need to disassemble and re assemble the big machines to get them down in the shop. was it complicated and time consuming to reassemble and tune the tablesaw?
Thank you, and congratulations on you purchase as well :-) It was not very complicated assembling and re-adjusting this saw. As I had to disassemble it, I cannot say how accurate it was set up from the factory. But you will probaby have to adjust the saw when you recieve it anyway. At least check it for accuracy. But I suggest you get some help lifting the table back on. Everything else is well explained in the users manual.
Feel free to drop me a question if you have any when you get the saw. And I will see if I can help.
Oh! And make sure to save the «keys» if you have to disassemble the wheels. They are very small and easy to miss.
Do you happen to remember the approx weights of the top vs the cabinet? I'm just about to get the same saw and have to also get it into my basement shop. It was awesome to see you did it fairly easily with two people. I was worried I might have to also remove motor from cabinet ... thanks for sharing! This makes me much less nervous about getting the saw down my stairs!
The net weight of the saw is 157 Kg according to the maunal, which you most likely have to find online. I’d say that you must at least be 2 people to handle it. It’s very hard to guess what the ratio of weight between the top and cabinet is. But the problem with the cabinet is that it its hard get a good grip on. I would not suggest removing the motor unless you really know what you are doing.
Good luck with the new saw. I love mine :-)
@@NomadMakes Thanks! I'm hoping to not have to remove the motor and I found someone who did a tear down on this saw and the top is about 110lbs / 50kg so I think I'll be able to manage!
Cool. That is good to hear. Good luck with the saw. And let me know how it works out for you :-)
NICE machine!! you dont need no stinking Saw Stop.
Thank you! I am very happy with the features of this saw, at least.
Hello Goran, funny thing, I did things in reverse. I purchased the Laguna Fusion 3 around May 2020. (I still have not used it, obviously tested it currently covered in machine wax) more about that in a mo. A few months ago following your video on the Dewalt DWE7485 table saw, I purchased one and have already used it, Great little machine. I also purchased the CMT 6mm kerf blade, I didn't know about this product before your video, so thank you. Coming back to my Laguna, I was very disappointed to find out that in the UK (I assume we have the same European specification saw) I'm unable to use a dado stack or a thin kerf blade? I was advised by Laguna UK that they cannot sell the thin kerf riving knife they sell to owners in the USA who can also use dado stacks in their Laguna fusion 3 table saw. The reason I was given for not being able to use a dado stack, was due the the electronic braked motor specification for UK saws. Not sure how Axminster Tools get round this with their Harvey variant? It still does not explain why, in the UK we cannot purchase the thin kerf riving knife.
Unfortunately even if I was able to get one from the USA. The way the blade attaches to the arbour means the body of the blade must be slightly over 2mm therefore eliminating the thin kerf blades I have seen?
Goran, I noticed in your more up to date instagram, you have several Luna Tools saw blades to test. These blades have a kerf of 2.4mm but more importantly the body of the blades are 1.4mm. How have you managed to secure the blade to the arbour of your saw?
Sorry for the long comment but hopefully you have found a simple fix to my problem. Kind regards Pete
Hi Peter!
Yes, it really is a great little machine, like you say. And some details on it are more thought through than on the Laguna. Like the blade guard, for instance. The blade guard on the DeWalt is really nice with the slit that you can aim through when setting up the cut.
The CMT blade is really nice, but quite prone to tear out. Especially on english oak. So, I am currently experimenting with scoring lines with a knife before the cut.
I had to sell the DeWalt since I have so little space. The fact that I squeezed the Laguna into the shop is 1 of 2 luxuries I am allowing myself. The other is the lathe.
I´d love to hear your story with the Laguna.
Cheers.
Interesting. Being from USA I was unaware of this. I am not an expert but if you had a saw that would run full kerf blades why go to thin? I was under impression that they heat up, deflect and just don't have the carbide on the teeth. I am only asking because my current saw is a bit underpowered and can only run thin kerf blades. I thought stepping up to 220V 3HP (in USA) would be an advantage so I could use regular kerf blades.
Why can't you use a dado stack?
I have to be honest, I do not know what the definition of a thin kerf is. But the riving knife is 2,2mm and the kerf of the Luna blades are 2,4mm. The supplier said I keeded a 0,2 clearance. And even though the riving knife is meant for a 10inch (254mm) blade a 250mm blade still clears the top of the knife.
However, be aware that the riving knife spesifically says to use 254mm and larger than 3mm kerf...
I can use a dado stack on this saw, but I haven’t purchased one yet. On my DeWalt DWE7485 I could not. So I used a 6mm wide grooving blade. And when I sold the saw I kept the 6mm grooving blade.
@@NomadMakes Hello Goran, If you look on the Laguna USA web site, Fusion Table saw accessories the thin kerf riving knife is SKU: PTSF132110150-0130-000 $45.00 The riving knife is 2mm thick, for use with a 10" blade, blade body 1.8mm maximum, blade kerf 2.2mm minimum. Unfortunately Laguna are not allowed to sell it in UK due to CE specifications. I assume this is the same for Europe? What I was interested in, is how you fitted the Luna saw blade which have a 1.4mm blade body thickness, when the the Laguna 30mm blade securing washer has a 2mm flange meaning any blade body less than 2.1mm would not secure to the arbour? This is explained and the blade washer shown in a very interesting CZcams channel I just found "Shane's weekend builds" Shane is German but has started posting some content in English including about his new Laguna Fusion 3. I hope this helps, kind regards Pete
The one thing I noticed about the saw guard is that the back bolt has the wing nut to the right. Thus making it a target for your push stick to get stuck on. Any chance you could remove that and put it through the other way to keep you from getting hung up on it?
Keen observation! I moved it to the right side. Because I am left handed I mostly use the fence on the left. Thus it is better for me to have it this way ;-)
@@NomadMakes So there is a method to your madness. :)
More like madness to my method :->
I just wondered, how big is your shop? This saw is so beautiful but i cant imagine how to fit it in my small shop.
My shop is only 4,5m x 2,7m. So 12m2 ish. It is almost centered in my shop to get as much cut capacity behind and in front of the saw as possible. It is really overkill for my workshop to be honest. But I wanted it ;-)
Did you have a flat bar left at the end of assembly with about 6-8 threaded holes in it ? I saw a glimpse at 03:12 at the bottom of where you had the parts laid out. I have no idea what it’s for 🤷🏻♂️
I believe that is for the extention table.
Hello Nomad. I am also based in Norway and I am curious about the little brother of this saw, the Laguna Fusion 2. You have used your Laguna Saw for a few years how does it hold up and would you reccommend this brand to someone with fairly little experience but with a big passion for woodworking?
Hi Joakim! I am still extremely happy with my Laguna Fusion 3. It is by far my favorite tool in the workshop. That being said, I do not know the Fusion 2. However what I would look for in the saw is the quick change riving knife. Stop time for the saw blade is part of Norwegian tool regulation, so that should be covered on all these saws. Amount of experience is also a relative thing. Is this your first table saw?
Thank you for such a promt reply! Yes this will be my first table saw. @@NomadMakes
Well proper cabinet saws are a joy to use. But have you considered a job site saw first? It’s a good way to build experience and get to know what you want from the saw.
Cool saw. Can it save your digits?
Yes it can! Because switching between blade guard and riving knife takes 12 seconds. So, you are more likely to use the balde guard :-)
Hi I have just purchased the same saw. Do you find it very noisy for an induction motor. Thanks.
Hi Craig.
I do not find it very noisy, but it does this «squeel» at start up. Of course compared to my drill press it is loud. However, the noise level varies a lot fron saw blade to saw blade. Do you use blades with anti-vibration cut outs?
@@NomadMakes
Hi not at the moment but I have some on order.
The saw I just sold was a lot quieter than the laguna so am a bit disappointed. I have only had it q few days so I didn't know if it was faulty or not.
I appreciated the reply thanks.
No probs mate!
Hei, har vurdert en fusion 3 selv. Hva er dine tanker om gjerdet? Er det stivt nok til å brukes til finsnekring?
Hei,
Om du bruker masse kraft på bakenden av anlegget så gir det litt. Men det er også snakk om teknikk. Trykket mot anlegget bør vel være før sagbladet. Da blir det uansett mindre moment og anlegget gir svært lite.
Min forrige sag var en DeWalt DWE7485 som låser både forran og bak. Men det gjorde at anlegget flexet litt på midten.
Det er også en litt egen teknikk for å flytte disse. Man åpner og lukker låsen flere ganger. Vet ikke om det ble helt bra forklart.
Uansett jeg gjør flotte kapp med dette anlegget. Får gjort svært tynne rips også med bruk av stop block og div.
Jeg kunne kanskje ønsket at anlegget var noe stivere, men når jeg ser andre bruke denne typen sag så ser de ikke noe stivere ut. Så jeg tør ikke helt å gi en solid JA. Ville nok anbefalt deg å ta en titt på sagen selv. Men for meg har det fungert godt.
Looks a great saw and thinking about it myself but not impressed with the dust collection.
The dust collection requires quite the suction. However, you will find this on most of these saws. Both the Harvey and comparable Grizzly saws have the same "issues". But it can be handled. You will need to fill some gaps. I get by using 2 chip collectors in parallel and one shop vac for the blade guard.
@@NomadMakes I guess no tool is perfect. Still think it’s a great saw.
Oh yes it is :-)
This is my favorite tool in the workshop at the moment :-)
Nearly all table saws are poor at dust collection. Try sealing (masking tape or whatever works) all the gaps and holes in the base -- for instance, the groove that the blade height adjustment wheel travels whild adjusting blade tilt. Interesting to read the challenges each country has with electrical standards, etc.
Hei. Har også kjøpt en fusion 3 og fikk den rett før påske. Veldig fornøyd! Har sett noen videoer der noen setter inn toppen med paste wax. Har du satt den inn med noe?
Nei, men jeg har bestilt fra Gustavsen. Har avfukting i boden, men det dryppet litt fra støvmasken ned på bordet, og det ble merker med en gang. Så jeg anbefaler å vokse toppen, ja.
Hei, har skrevet kommentar over her, men hva er din erfaring med stivheten på gjerdet? Ser den er ganske fleksibel helt ytterst på andre videoer. Hvordan er den ved bladet?
Og hvordan er nøyaktigheten på vinkel? Hvis jeg kjøper så kommer jeg til å kjøpe nye modellen med digital avlesning
Er du fortsatt fornøyd med sagen? Nogle problemer de siste to år?
Jeg er svært fornøyd med sagen :-)
Does that auto braking come standard with the f3? All of my near accidents have come after the saw was turned off and the blade was still spinning.
I really don’t know if they front it as a feature. But this a standard European version of the F3.
But like I said in the video, this may be more of how the motor works than a «feature»....
@@NomadMakes I have the same saw and it does not stop that quickly. There is Some braking sound but it is not stopping that fast. Weird.
@@pieterdesmijter420 I find that it takes a bit longer when the saw has been running for a while.
I just ordered an F3, will report back when I get mine. Surprised no manufacturers have implemented a braking system yet for table/cabinet saws. My Laguna bandsaw has it and it’s priceless.
@@davekelley801 Oh! Nice. Where on the planet are you? They don't say anything about it in the users manual, or even mention it as a feature, which I think is strange. Because it really stops quickly compared to other saws I have seen.
On my DeWalt DWE7485 you could literally hear the thing slowing the blade. Wasn't mentioned as a feature on that saw either...
By the way, you are going to love the quick change feature for the riving knife.
Are you happy with your band saw by the way? I have heard one guy that had tracking issues on the laguna bandsaw.
Perhaps I missed it, but how many horsepower does the motor produce?:)
I don’t think I went over the specs in the video. It is a 3 horse power or 2200W motor. And I have it on a «slow» 16 amp circuit. A 16C breaker.
Hi i have the same saw as you i be be interesterd to see how you put a dado blade on because the abour isn't 30mm. i would really appreciate if you could so in one off your vids
Hi! I haven’t purchased a dado stack for the Laguna yet. But the importer sells a dado stack for this saw. I don’t really know how it is fitted to the arbour. But when I get one, I will keep it mind and show it.
@@NomadMakes Hi that would be great thank you i will keep a look out for that because i'm really not sure who do buy from or how it will fit. enjoy your vids
Thank you ;-) When I purchase one I will make a vid of it for sure.
Hei. Jeg er veldig glad i saga mi, aldring brukt noe bedre.
Den fylles opp med sagspon i bunn, overraskende mye! Lurer på om det skullle vært mer deksel rundt bladet.. Har du funnet på noe lurt? Bruket et relativt kraftig sponavsug men syns i grunn bare at det er litt sniktrekk nedi der
Hei Martin!
Jeg er veldig glad i denne sagen, jeg også.
Når det gjelder sponavsuget, så er mitt litt underdimensjonert. Men jeg har tettet noe mellom bordet og kabinettet. Og en del andre huller i kabinettet.
Om du ser litt nøyere etter så er det ingen ting som fanger opp sponet etter at det faller ned. Om det betyr at man må ha bedre avsug generellt eller bare ta det etter hvert er vanskelig å si. En mulighet kunne være å legge et avsug i bunnen av kabinettet. Men det er ikke stort nok problem til at jeg har gjort noe med det enda.
Hva tenker du? Har du planer om å gjøre noe med det?
Jeg tror det må fanges opp nærmest mulig sagbladet. Man klarer ikke å lage nok undertrykk inni selve kabinettet med alle nødvendige åpninger.
Beste trikse foreløpig er å støvsuge oftere. Men en elastisk/føykeig utvidelse av deksel rundt sagblad under hadde gjort susen
@MartinNyvoll-dz9yi Ja. Høres ut som beste løsningen. Men en tanke jeg hadde var at sagsponet som havner nedi kabinettet, er jo på en måte oppsamlet, ettersom det ikke ligger på bordet eller flyter rundt i lufta. Så det er ikke et luftkvalitetsproblem.
Gjerne gi en lyd om du tenker ut en løsning.
I gotta say. I bought a $600 delta saw. And it had alot of the same parts as your f3.
That does not surprise me at all. Most likely they are made in the same factory. Cheers with your new saw by the way, are you happy with it?
Hi I just wanted to let you know that Laguna may have sent you an older model power switch, even my F2 has the big red paddle design. I could be wrong, maybe they use a different switch component for the 3HP motors in Europe but even their photos on their site show the big red paddle. Also, the guard I have on mine is a split type. No idea why you got one of the design seen in this video. It's also a little odd that you didn't get a manual. I live in the US and those are 3 red flags (not even mentioning the missing key for the tilt arbor or the non-included riving knife) that you may want to reach out to Laguna one more time. Even on my F2 literally none of these issues, riving knife included, proper switch design with paddle, split design on guard, no missing keys. If your supplier does their own packaging of these saws, maybe all this is their fault?
Other than that, congrats on the new saw, it's a great quality tool.
Thank you :-)
I have also seen pictures of the F2 with a paddle switch. These saws come directly from the factory in their boxes. And I believe that there are regulatory reasons why the riving knife is not standard. Only a few years ago the blade guard were supposed to be screwed on over here.
It would be nice to see a better blade guard though.
Is your saw a F2?
Do you know if they have the same mechanism for changing the riving knife?
I caught myself looking at your switch trying to figure out of there was a keyway or something to add the paddle. Couldn't tell. I think they normally just sit over your off button making it bigger...
The switch is just a normal on/off. You will have to Macgyver something for a paddle switch.
@@NomadMakes one could be added if wanted. In USA a 100v switch is about 20$ US, not sure the price on a 220... Try searching for a magnetic power tool switch. The paddle type would be nice because you can hit it with your knee or whatever other appendage you can swing at it. Most mount in a t slot like thingamabob.
Thank you for the tip :-) I may have to look into that.
No mått eg faktisk et opptell fleire eske med svartsjuktabletta her. Sattan. 😂
Huffda!
Men gratulerer med en tilsynelatende fantastisk maskin. Og ikke var den SÅ konkursbringende heller, ny toppplassering på ønskelista. 🙂 Gleder meg til å se den mer i bruk.
Takker :-) Da målebåndet fortalte at den gikk inn døra, var det nytteløst å stå i mot. Men husk at den krever en treg 16 amp krets. Det kan komme på ca 30-40% av prisen på saga igjen.
The dust extraction is unfortunately terrible. It's inexcusable on a saw of this price point to have a cheap 1 piece blade guard and such flimsy hose and hose support. At this price point, with a 100% Chinese product, they should have beat even SawStop's dust collection.
I agree with you on the dust collection and blade guard. However, here in Norway this saw is not particularly expensive compared to other similar products, so I cannot comment on that.
The saw does have other redeeming features though. Especially the quick change riving knife.
Dear Lord, all the ads.
I am trying to find a balance in the amount of ads on my videos. And have reduced the number of ads conpared to what youtube has as standard.
What ads did you feel affected the viewer experience the most?
DO YOUR RESEARCH AND YOU WILL NOT PURCHASE THIS SAW CUSTOMER SUPPORT IS REALLY REALLY POOR
I have had excellent customer service from the Norwegian importer. However it is sad to hear that you have had a bad experience in your area.
Laguna has the worst customer service and warranty department of any tool company
I will never again buy a tool from this company
Hi Carlos,
I am sorry to hear that have had such a bad experiece with Laguna. I live in Norway, and here we do not have to deal with the producer of a product. We can deal directly with the re-seller/the shop where you buy the product. And the Norwegian importer and seller of these have been absolutely great.
I really hope you get the issues sorted.
Cheers from Norway.