$10 DIY Miter Saw System / Making a Revolutionary Concept Tool
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- čas přidán 1. 12. 2023
- This video is about making a DIY miter saw system that is inexpensive to make, precise, and compact, as well as based on a novel approach to cutting miters.
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Link to Victor Silkin's video • Заготовка - 2,8м.
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#woodworking #diy #jig - Krátké a kreslené filmy
I saw a lot of makers stuff. The best is when people don't celebrate themselves, building expensive devices only to have the coolest one on the web, but when they build smart stuff that works in the cheapest way possible! You're the right one, man, great job!!!
I am glad to hear that you have found this book to be very informative and helpful for your woodworking project czcams.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO It sounds like you are well prepared and confident to build furniture for your house. I commend you and your friend for your enthusiasm and willingness to learn new things from this book. I hope you enjoy your woodworking journey and create some beautiful pieces.
The world needs more people like you, Max.
And less like Biden, Macron, etc.
Nah. Just more like Max.
@@dadkage2695 Nah.less like Biden, Macron, etc.
We missed you.
After such a long break in your informative videos I was afraid that you'd been conscripted 😟 so I'm thrilled to see you're okay!
They can't find him in the wilderness
Why would he be? He's not Ukrainian
@@rosameltrozo5889 ha ha ha you are so clever 🙄
@@littlebighumancom why are you laughing?
@@littlebighumancom I love how, after starting off with such big dick energy 2 years ago, the best the krembots can come up with these days is 'no u'
Greetings from Jamaica. I built a functionally equivalent crosscut guide twenty years ago when I was refurbishing my present home. In spite of having a radial arm saw the parallelogram linkage of this guide proved its worth by being easily portable to anywhere on the job-site.
Your guide is beautifully executed and the logical conclusion for the execution of mine which I gave away to one of the carpenters who helped me with my construction project.
Well done CZcams video.
Thank you for your kind words. Jamaica!
Your careful consideration of how to get the job done, accurately, cost effectively, and doable by normal folk is very impressive.
Thank you for your time, caring effort and wonderful designs.
Wolfmama
Great to see you're back. This innovation is nothing short of breathtaking in simplicity and practicality. I watched this posting three times, each time with the same riveting wonderment. Thanks for sharing.
It's a great thing, but not his invention. It's been done before.
Eurekazone easy one was a very thought through system that started with a track bridge. It was developed into many other aspects of woodworking, but unfortunately failed in my mind because of shipping costs. Kreg has since released a version of saw guide that will do this as well for much cheaper, but with drawbacks. This is a decent attempt but also has drawbacks from not being thought out completely.
I had seen but never heard a name for KLT boxes. According to 30 seconds of google-fu in the USA they are sometimes called euroboxes, eurocrates, or straight walled storage totes. Hope that helps anyone looking to follow along.
The same in the UK. Lots on eBay and Marketplace.
Same here, looking for a source now. ULINE has them, but I'd prefer to repurpose used ones.
Thanks. I thought he was saying KOC. I was getting nowhere with online searching.
Sharing your intelligent reinvention and extending the use of a power tool will help a lot of people that can not afford the more expensive miter saws and table saws. Another practical and cost effective project. Will be sharing again!
2:53 The precision here is amazing
Dino Makropoulos inventor of the EzSmart track system about 20 years ago the man was truly ahead of his time a lot of companies ripped off his design. A very nice and generous man. Can’t keep a great idea or solution down. Good video
Both the pantograph concept and the side-mounting of the guide blocks is genius. Many of us have an "L" shaped rip guide made of wood, but suffer from it's inherent drawbacks which this design overcomes. And though I'm not a bee-keeper, I find your videos on them fascinating and I enjoy learning about them. Wishing you all the best Max, you deserve nothing less!
Thank you!
The ingenuity and engineering of this man is off the charts. I would love to have 10 clones of you and build cabins and outbuildings for clients all over the country.
Since I am designing my own tools as well I massively welcome this awesome system! Just wow!
So many advantages and so simple makes it absolutely beautiful!
Beautiful! A beautiful mind! A beautiful peoples saw!
You are a shining example of how amazing craftsmen can create fantastic work with their skill and ingenuity without spending huge amounts of money.
I have been looking at table saws lately and am now going to make one.
He is Russia’s Henry Ford.
@@andrewlawrence9340I have no employees. I do everything with my own hands 😊
I couldn’t even fathom how this saw could be better! Amazing work my friend 👍
The calm, creative content is always a pleasure to watch.
This channel is the answer to the question, what if Werner Herzog chose woodworking instead... 😊
As usual, thanks to you, we have another episode of the best of what is on CZcams. When I get a new episode from you, it makes my day. Thanks!
Glad to hear it!))
So glad to see your content again.
You're a GREAT instructor.
Even though it always seems that your workshop studio doubles as a nursery or something. You could definitely reach adults in a room full of sleeping babies.
You're a good dude.
Living in Hungary, I have recognized the salvaged material, I have used lots of it to build sturdy lids for plastic construction industry tubs that now feature as temporary storage in my home (until I have money for proper furniture). I applied a natural wax paste to the non-lacquered natural wood verneer side, which makes it look pretty natural and has a nice tactile feel. It is also sturdy enough to sit on. ;)
The box extensions move quite a bit under operation and would benefit from a piece of triangular bracing to give them more rigidity. That will also help to prevent twisting of the guide rail against the body and prevent problems later. While fiberboard on the extenders is ok for prototyping, it will age and deform under stress and age.
Thank you for the input. This is one of the reasons I used subpar materials to see where the jig gives in first...
@@AdvokoInteresting! Don't spend money where it's not needed. Reminds me of my grandparents. ❤
I lost 3 hives over the years to starvation in Spring in Alaska. I look forward to seeing your bee keeping videos. I hope to emulate them.
Very timely publishing, almost coincidental if I mayt say. I just disassembled a few palletes with the intention of creating some DIY christmas presents. The only thing I found lying around is a miter saw. I do have 600mm length of extrusion from another project and I got 3D printing capabilities which will enable me to create a version of this system that'll greatly accelerate my working speed. Great work, thank you for the effort put into the project and the video explanation!
Hope the idea helps you!
It’s always a very nice to see another video from you, Max. I hope you’ve been well. This was an awesome video. I really enjoy hearing what you are thinking and how you arrive at your ingenious inventions and this system certainly was impressive, and all created while still wearing your comfy house shoes. 😉 It makes the final product even more fascinating. Thanks for sharing this with us. I'm looking forward to seeing what else you’ve been working on. Your underground bee keeping system looks amazing. Stay well.
stolen from Eurekazone, he invented nothing.
Eureka-zone invented this swing system over 20 yrs ago. Unfortunately with the plethora of track saw on the market they're now out of business. But NO-ONE has ever duplicated their swing system. I still have their 8' work table. I do like that this one uses any track.
Trying to source these KLT boxes in USA. ULINE sells them, but I'd prefer to repurpose used ones, and would be less costly. I would like to organize my new shop with this system, then build this excellent, multi-purpose track saw. Thank you for taking us through the whole process!
(I'll update if I find a source for affordable "KLT" boxes in the USA. ✌️
LOL you're looking at the wrong box... They are on $49 not $215
This so innovative! I love how calming and satisfying your videos are.
I also think at this point you are better at making tools that suit your needs than commercial off the shelf hardware, especially at the crazy price points we're starting to see in the market.
I've been scratching my head trying to come up with a system like this. Your solution is fantastic in its simplicity: a traditional homemade guide rail coupled to a pantograph. The only tough part is finding a big chunk of caprolon, nylon, etc., since I don't think wood is an ideal material for this purpose.
Oily wood would work but a polymer would be better as it doesn't change its shape with moisture changes.
Yes, I live in a humid tropical environment where wood behaves poorly. so I searched online for nylon bar stock. A suitable blank was a bit pricey for my budget, but then I remembered that somewhere in my junk collection I have a few chunks of HDPE or similar material. The trick will be finding them amidst all the other junk!@@Advoko
It should do.
So great to have a new video after a long wait! You feel like a friend, nice to hear from you again
I really like what you have done. I think suggested improvements can only be made after using your system in a variety of circumstances. You need as many people as possible to have the same system and try it out - then give feedback.
Truly inspiring! I am moving house soon so that I can kit out a workshop of my dreams. This idea of using the plastic boxes is so obvious now you have shown it! It's perfect! Thank you so much for sharing with us all!
I was wondering if you were still around! Great to see another of your innovative videos.
Fascinating. I'm most impressed by your ingenuity, Max. The pantograph approach, rather than just using a hinge at one end as other multi-function table designers have done must add to the accuracy.
The tool you described as an "expander" is generally known in the UK as a reamer.
The perfect neighbour doesn't exi...
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Edit: I'm perfectly happy with Max posting a long video seldom, than many short videos often. 👍🏻
Don't miss it, I love your bees 's videos , very unique, This one bout using a portable saw is also just in the middle of my focus, I brought a 18v Black & Decker circular saw just to use like you with a rail. I like a lot. My way to do it is about not using metal parts but Wood and plastic.the pantograph method is very unique, like your honey extractor, if I remember. 👍🙏💚🧡
You could always hook a vacuum to the grey box and use the clamp holes as vacuum ports. Similar to a sanding table
So wonderful to see you vloging again friend!
You need to patent that miter saw! Great to see your work here again. доброе утро.
Great to see you again. Thank you for sharing.
I hope you appreciate your gifts, you are a lucky man to be so creative and focused. It's hard to imagine lawyering and carpentry being compatible life parallels but you have it covered nicely. Looking forward to more bee experiments!
Wow those bee hives underground look really interesting.
Look forward to your Bee hive series.
What an amazing video. Great idea. Seems to work well. One thing that’s great about CZcams is the ability for a highly intelligent person such as yourself and connects them with like minded individuals regardless of political position, allowing for the spread of great ideas. Thanks for all the hard work. It’s greatly appreciated. Stay safe and good luck out there friend 👍👍
So good to see you upload again. Have missed the valuable information you give us. People need these skills. Now more than ever.
By the way I'm supper glad to see your still making videos
You're a genius. I'm making a crosscut jig for my circular saw, but I couldn't think of a way to change the height for different thicknesses of wood. This way is brilliantly simple. Thank you for sharing.
Genius. If you are as good a lawyer as you are an inventor and woodworker, I wouldn't like to come up against you in a court of law.
Wow! Your intelligence, drive, passion, work ethic are truly incredible! I absolutely have nothing useful to contribute here, all i can do is give you a like and thumbs up and share your video. Thank you for taking time to build, test, film, edit and post this video.
Thanks Advoko Makes your videos are the best on CZcams. Peace Friend
It’s good to see you back, Thank you for sharing this project with us. Your work is always impressive 👍.
Great to have you back on line.
Yay!! You are back, I hope!! So glad to see you safe and sound and making videos once again.
I started watching in a noisy environment and had to skip back three times so as not to miss the "Hello, friends." ❤
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Inspirational. Utterly inspirational. I recommend this saw jig after having just retired in the joinery/carpentry business for 50+ years!
So looking forward to watching your boat expansion project, and ofcourse, the bees!
Not your usual precision but a work in production! I love it! 💚🇬🇧🌱 I'll start my own version today...I can not wait to see the catamaran video & the bee one looks fascinating...
Hello friend. Good to see you back.
One of my favorite content creators. Beautiful work. Thank you
You are an exceptional man
Man it’s good to see a new video from you!
So good to see you, my friend. I’m happy to see you are well with all of our worlds craziness. I think of you often and send up prayers for you. Thank you for another great video and great idea.
I was afraid you were drifted. Love to see you doing amazing and innovative stuff again. Cant wait to see your next video
I can't add anything save for my admiration for your talents.
Looking forward to your next video.
J.
For your drill press centering, you can clamp 2 blocks to the drill press table, tap a hole in them, then drive the x- and y-axis block screws to drive your workpiece to where you want it
Like everything you do, this video was fantastic.
Stay safe.
Thank you!
Advoko is back! :D
PSA: For the DIY Table Saw, Please Create a DIY Blade Guard with a Splitter!
The splitter or riving knife is an essential safety device on table saws. A blade guard will prevent accidental injuries by covering the spinning blade, adding an extra layer of safety.
Without a splitter or riving knife, "table saw kickback" becomes much more likely. Your workpiece can get caught by the back of the saw blade, pulling your fingers and hand into the spinning blade at lightning speed. This can also shoot your workpiece towards your face or torso at speeds exceeding 150 km/h!
Please, save your fingers.
Amen to that, brother!
Ящики в качестве стройматериала для верстака - бесценно!
I really love how you make things, simple and thought out.
Thank you! 👍💪✌
Glad to see you are OK. Have a blessed Christmas.
You're brilliant and precise. What really got me watching your video initially was your voice. You're like a woodworking super villain! I could listen all day! Love it, man. Keep them coming!
Hello friend, it’s good to see you well and working on new projects. Although living on a boat means I have no space to build, store, or use your jig, I enjoy watching you work nevertheless - your videos are just as well designed as your inventions and as useful a product to those of us who can just sit and dream.
A left bladed saw will allow you to make longer rips. Maybe have 2 jigs . Right blade saw for safer crosscuts, left blade saw for long rips. Love the parallelogram, thats genius. I use a left blade cordless saw with a 3 1/8 inch cut depth on two different guides, one 8 foot and one 5 foot. I can put an 8 1/4 inch blade on my Flex 24V rear handle saw . I may buy the Makita 40V rear handle 10 1/4 inch saw that would give me a 3 3/4 inch depth of cut. I prefer left bladed saws for better view of the cut line. I realize it is more dangerous though. Your jig is awesome. Thanks for sharing the concept.
Love your videos. Please bring more. Thank You for all you are doing. You are reaching me at least.❤
Very happy to see your videos again, and grateful. Pure craft.
Informative and idea driving video.
I have a large 8x4 workbench but because I need it for multiple uses I decided to go with Anti-luce bolts, so, I can remove and add tools as needed. The saw is a great Idea that I can modify to suit my needs as I have been looking into devices that are already set every time I wish to use it.
I checked out the KLT/Euro boxes and they are surprisingly cheap, and that's saying something for the UK, as, we are known as Rip-off Britain.
Hello Max I'm glad your back always happy to see a new informative video on CZcams many thanks to you!
Nice to see you again. Best regards from Krakow Poland.
I gasped when I saw you posted a video, can't recall when was the last one but you can be sure I was bothering my family and friends ever since ^^
Festool can surely make a tool like this, so can any other tool company, they just wont, they in the business of making money. Thx for your video and sharing your knowledge.
Very clever. Thanks for sharing your idea. Affordable ready made solutions are usually very shoddy quality.
Max...just an FYI for your viewers who would like to save a couple bucks, that rail you made from square aluminum channel, is essentially the top rail of a hanging louver blind for sliding glass doors. I've been using these for 3 decades for straight edges for breaking down sheet goods. I once was a painter and maintenence man for an apartment complex. Whenever I would have to replace a slider blind destroyed by a tenant, I would strip it down to just the aluminum rail. It's essentially exactly what you've made and can often be found in the dumpsters of apartment complexes. And if you just make friends with either the maintenence crew there or the attendant at your local waste transfer station, I'll bet within a week they will have put aside 2 or 3 for you.
Just a friendly tip.
Thank you for the videos.
Keep them coming.
Thank you for the input!
You are a wonder of the world - bravo. Unbelievable the things you create! God has blessed you mightily.
You are so generous with your handiwork, thank you! A delight to see your inventing mind at work.
Great desing. Very clver solution. I built and regularly use a similar track build (DIY) using POM sliding blocks with mine being double sided, right side of guide ride for 90 º cuts and left side (right when turned 180º) being a 45º guide but your pantograph mounting is great to hold pieces to be cut. Well done. Greetings from Paraguay.
Thank you for the input. Paraguay!
What is. ( POM ) sliding blocks
POM =Polyoxymethylene (POM), also known as acetal,[4] polyacetal, and polyformaldehyde, is an engineering thermoplastic used in precision parts requiring high stiffness, low friction, and excellent dimensional stability. As with many other synthetic polymers, it is produced by different chemical firms with slightly different formulas and sold variously by such names as Delrin, Kocetal, Ultraform, Celcon, Ramtal, Duracon, Kepital, Polypenco, Tenac and Hostaform. Source: Wikipedia
As always a very educating video. With lots of little tricks and tips. Thanks for sharing!
This is a pretty cool system. The only thing I feel like it's missing to fully replace a table saw is the ability to accurately and conveniently adjust the depth of the cuts.
Very ingenious my friend. You did an Exquisite job. Don't be surprised if you see other companies copying your ideas and using them. You should consider panting them before some SOB company does before you do. Keep up the good work my friend.
I saw so many useful tips in this video, more than in any videos that i watched over past 2 years combined
Thank you is will change every thing on my work site.
Great to see yet another amazing project from you. Your video production is really top notch and understandable. THANK YOU for sharing so much
Hell yeah, always the best advice!
I had stopped looking for updates a long time ago, and so I was just pleasantly surprised to see this new content. Thanks for sneaking in a video or two while we patiently await détente!
Looks good. I kind of want to make a small one and use it as a radial arm saw of sorts. This seems to make up a lot of the shortcomings of using a circular saw for general cuts and could surely be improved to make up for any inconvenience left. This could also take the place of a track for a panel saw, but with the added benefits. Easier to line up cuts, clean edge due to it being on the cut's face, etc.
(Video asked, so here's some stuff that popped into my head)
Smaller version where instead of attaching to a stand of some sort, it's just another board that way it could be conveniently toted around/used without a stand
Some form of possibly moving/removable fence/reference surface on the inside (if you're on a jobsite and the smallest thickness you'll be using is 3/4th inch, not being able to close it smaller than that isn't really an issue for example)
Spring loaded or some form of cam/clamp that can apply pressure after it's closed to keep it in place for smaller pieces
So Good to see you again, Advoko !You are Magnificient Thank you for allowing us to look at your beautiful world ! The Bees are so incredible you are Super !
Be well, thanks for the upload. 🤗
So good to see you again.
I would add an angle guide/rail to accurately position the product for cuts offset from 90 degrees. Maybe with a rail attached on one end. While the other end spins on a guide with some sort of clamp. This tool is extremely impressive. I am inspired to make one of my own.
Great to see you are well.