Table Saw Stand
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- čas přidán 25. 12. 2018
- Hello and welcome to Badger Workshop. I got a new table saw but wanted to change the stand.
Tools I Use
Draper Cast Iron Table Saw Complete Kit
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Wolfcraft Corner Clamps
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Reisser Cutter Wood Screws
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Metabo HC260C 240 V Planer/Thicknesser
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Metabo 240V SPA1200 Chip Extractor
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Record Power BS250 Bandsaw
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Bosch Drill
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Respect for showing the kickback mistake 👍
Thanks Keith
If he didn't show his mistakes he'd have no content.
This workshop is coming along nicely and nice to see your reasoning regarding the decisions you’ve made. And that looks smart, thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you
That looks really good, I made a similar stand with wheels for my table saw as it slots into my bench
Thanks Ray
Nice build, this is what I need to do . Happy new year.
Thank you. Happy new year
Nice honest video 👍 really appreciate seeing the live chat a little less calm than the narration
I have the yellow version of your saw, complete with the postage stamp top, and it is on a flip down mobile stand. I believe a set up like yours will better fit my needs. Thanks.
Thank you
Nice one Matt, firstly for showing the kick back and what you did wrong, and secondly on the build. I have the same problem with those Stanley Fatmax Boxes, now you have given me an idea. I was going to do a stand with shelves and wheels to hold them, but now i might try what you did and involve my table saw. Thanks.
Barry (Wirral, ENG)
Thank you Barry. it seemed a good use of space.
Hi matt, nice to see the workshop coming along. I look forward to seeing the sled build soon!
Thank you
Very nice mate. Lots of storage and if it's working for you then it's a win win build.
Thank you
Top job mate, looks like it’s going to serve you well.
Thanks Riaan
Love the design, mate 👍
Good idea to use all that space for storage.👌
I bet your back, thanks you for the height adjustment.
It really does. bench hight is so important
Nice job !!! It is perfectly matched with the workbench !! I found very interesting the clamps .!! It would be nice to make a video how to use properly a table saw !!!!!
Thank you
Tablesaw sled will be a nice addition with a built in stop , the shop is coming along Matt .
Thanks Michael
Did you do a review / your thought on this saw? The top looks great. I use a diy table saw, and I am building a new one at the moment, but to perfectly honest; I am quite fed up with not a having a proper table saw in my workshop.
Good job Matt, turned out well!
Thanks Chris
Very good build
Thank you
Awesome job Matt
Thanks Andy
Nice build Matt 👍
Thanks Jim
Nice and tidy - thank goodness you stood to the side - that kick back was nasty. Stay frosty badger boy 🎄🦊🎄
Will do boss
Great. Build
Thank you
Super, thx Matt.
Thank you
I’ll play this and your other workbench video when I’m making my new bench with new Xmas saw.
What saw did you get?
Badger Workshop I went yesterday to screwfix to get the Erbauer tablesaw on clearance for £189. All sold out!
Was looking at the Scheppach for £212 but came away with nothing instead. Fancied a couple of days sulk before I started looking again.
This is a very nice saw and storage solution. Kudos to you for showing the kickback incident AND then explaining very clearly what caused it and how to possibly avoid it.👍👍 I own a very cheap saw(Would love something more like yours but funds dictate differently at the moment) that I was looking to make more useful, this would indeed make a nice addition to my shop with one minor change: I'm thinking about routing out the top of the storage and instead of the toolbox shelf, angling a board towards the back and opening the bottom of my machine to encourage the sawdust towards the back of the unit where I could funnel it into some form of extraction...do you think this would work?
I think that would work well and I might end up doing something similar
splendid job sir
Thank you very much
Really nice job for storage 👍 I had the exact same saw from Screwfix but it came under the scheppach label, I sold it as I found the sliding carriage to be a right pain in the arse, now got y dewalt much happier
The Dewalt looks great. I was worried about how loud it was
Badger Workshop it isn’t any louder really but it doesn’t have a soft start which could be a problem
Great thank you
Philip Jones did you get the dw745?
Terry Hilder I treated myself to the DWE 74911-XJ really can’t fault it
You position the crops slide right back so you have more space Infront of the blade. The cross fence only needs to travel to the centre of the saw blade not past it as the cut is finished at that point. Don't know if that helps ? Oh and good luck with dust collection on that saw 😀
As you can see I have taken it off
Ron Paulk? 🤣🤣 lol
Nice set up, your new shop is taking shape.
Thank you
Nice job Matt👍 Not sure why you are averse to drilling clearance holes prior to screwing panels together.
Im not averse but with drill point screws on a shop project I don't see the need.
Nice job :-)
Thank you
Hey Matt. Hope you had a decent Christmas bud. What made you swap out the Bosch for the Draper table saw? Few people in the comments mentioning your lack of riving knife (they're not wrong) but you diagnosed the cause rightly - not removing the spacer. That kind of kickback will still happen with a riving knife with the length of spacer rip you were using. I know, it's happened to me before! A riving knife only helps, it does not eliminate kickback. It's important to remember when pushing the workpiece from the left (via a sliding carriage for example), not to use a fence (or spacer ;-)) on the right. Same as when using a fence on the right, don't push the workpiece through the saw from the left. Asking for trouble if you do, riving knife or not. I know you know this Matt but might be useful to someone reading. All the best and here's hoping everyone keeps their fingers in 2019!
Thank you. It came with a river knife that was not adjustable so I have made another. I was waiting for the steel to be delivered when filming this. I thought I would just be carful or so I thought.
Right before the kickback happened I thought “no”.
So easy to criticize though, when you see it on camera...... but who was there (C`ept me) to shout at me when I made a similar error in the track saw.
Well done on the build, and for showing the mistake.
Thank you. It makes you think. I know I will be more careful
I saw that kick-back coming and I was actually yelling at you to "STOP". :)
You might want to slightly round over the corner on your extension wing since it's so sharp. That may save you a nasty scratch on your arm or side. Happy New Year Matt!
Thank you
kickback isn’t fun, I did almost the same thing but instead I had a square piece of 18mm plywood hit my stomach after my table saw picked it up and slung it at me (think of it as a pointy frisbee) fortunately for me it wasn’t enough to bruise (well, more my ego) but did smart even with multiple layers, needless to say it was a vital lesson to install my riding knife.
No it not fun
Hiya Matt. It seems this table saw is the same as the Axminster TS200. I had the exact same problems with the sliding carriage. Also the pressed steel side extension was only taken out of the box this year; 4 years after buying it. It was warped badly & if course, can't be returned.
Do you have an issue with the mitre slots? One side seems to be minutely narrower than the other & for the love of woodworking, I can't find runners suitable, as the depth is very shallow & making my own is a challenge, even when sneaking up on the cut. I'll wait to see how you sled shapes up.
Hope you had a great Xmas
Yes its the same. I will making s sled in the next few weeks.
Mate no riving on the table saw recipe for disaster 👍
I made one
Looks good, think I might shamelessly steal the idea for my table saw.
I think your saw is essentially the same as my Axminster TS 200, which is a great saw, with the exception of the RH extension table, which isn't remotely flat. Have you had the same problem?
It is the same. It seems ok. could use better dust collection and more power
@@Badgerworkshop And the same as the Holzmann TS 200. I've had massive issues with mine, bad dust collection, no straight profiles aso aso. Tore it apart, will use the motor for a bandsaw, and I buildt myself a saw based on a 3HP GKS 85 from BOSH. MUCH better in every aspect - and cheaper!
Why did you upgrade from the bosch?
Got a great deal on this saw
What happened to the Bosch table saw Matt?
I got a great deal on this one
Great video nice looking stand and that kickback is a bitch I had it happen to me caught my hip bone and it bloody hurt
I bet that hurt. stay safe
Good video, honest and well explained.
Think I will make similar for mine.
Is your dad available to help ???
Cheers Stu
Thanks Stuart. I will send him around
My first tablesaw was a Woodstar ST12. Awful thing also had a sliding side carriage. Deleted that for exactly the same reasons as you did for your Draper.
Yes It does not work for my needs
You might have been fine after that kick back, but I temporarily went deaf in my right ear 😂
I'm not going to tell you how to use your own saw 😂 the sliding table might be handy for a router table build, especially if you end up making a load of paneled doors for a project
A router table is on my to do list
Stupid mistakes? Welcome to my life Matt!😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Haha
What made you buy one of those God awful draper saw's for ?
Its not bad
Its the same as the scheppach ts82, charnwood w619, and axminster ts 200... its a great little saw... only issue is a chunky riving knife.
What was wrong with yours?