You Won't Believe The Quality Of These High-end Woodworking Tools From Banggood!
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- čas přidán 8. 11. 2023
- These are some ridiculously high quality tools for significantly less than expected.
This is the Table saw dial indicator.
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HONGDUI Woodworking Assembly Table Saw Clear Cut
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Looking forward to seeing that saw build. I have the same one.
I am looking forward to finishing it. I had a guide board slip when cutting the hole for the router lift. What should have been 5 minutes turned into 16 hours, but it turned out awesome.
I just bought and assmbled the Orange version of that saw. Was looking at the canadian version of the stock guides. I am stoked that these are so much less. One thing I will be doing though is putting a wood runner and 2 mag switches instead of permantly mounting (and altering) my fence. Then I can remove them in a second to put a jig on my fence if needed. Will be replacing the wings with wood versions later too. I have a local walnut supplier, (Goby Walnut from Blacktail Studio fame) here. They sell slab offcuts for 1-2 bucks a pound...so might be able to get single peices to put there.Subscribed. Thanks for the content.
I am putting together another saw. It has a wood top. I hope to have the video out soon.
That's cool I just started shopin for a dial indicator...and I been lookin at them wheeled hold downs for table saw, kinda crazy you uploaded what I'm shopping for...thanks, the market is so saturated it's a gamble on what's good and what ain't...least that's how I feel about it...this helps...
I'm glad I could help. I started to be disappointed with my new saw, then I realized it was 0.01mm, not 0.01in. Once I ran a conversion, I was a lot happier
@@ShopRamblings yeah I don't know where mine stands, been bugging me gotta get that dial indicator there...
I buy a lot of products from them and the quality is great they do have a great sale coming up on the 11.11.23 and you will get some amazing deals. Thanks for sharing I always enjoy your reviews
Good to know!
Hello, I can only assume it only makes sense to purchase the dial indicator when i'm 100% sure my t-tracks are perfectly straight and have identical width along. With cheaper table saw models this isn't guaranteed, my Dewalt's 7485 tracks are pretty uneven.
I never considered this. If a saw track is not straight and parallel with the blade, it is not suitable for cutting highly accurate. There is a tool for every job. When I was framing, I never cared for this degree of accuracy and had a dewalt. I was almost exclusively Dewalt. Now I have very few.
If the miter slots are not straight and true, then the saw is not of much use.
The slot can vary in width (theoretically) since you are only measuring from one side of it. In reality the sloppy slot will give sloppy results and again will not be of much use.
Is your fence still square to the table. It looks like they had to be pushed down a little and might have pushed your fence out of square with the table top
No. It is flat and square.
Lovely clean table saw. Lovely bits of engineering to make sure that everything you cut and mill up is accurate to microns. Shame you have to use wood isn’t it? Maybe you should try steel instead?
Cutting steel might dull my blade.😀
Electricity not working? There won't be a demo?
There will be. Currently, these are on sale for around $160. The Jessem ones are over $300. I wanted to get this out before the sale ends. Once I finish the build, I will show them in action. I am also considering doing a side by side comparison.
Those Chinese items are a rip off of JessEm's products. You are assisting theft of those products making you a thief too.
I don't know if it is like the Daytona jacks at Harbor Frieght, where the same company makes the jack's and sells them to Snap on and HF. Or if it is like the Microjig Gripper. People like 731 Woodworks said TEMU sold a rip-off. Millscraft sells that same thing. They are a reputable company. They sell products and Home Depot, Lowes, Ace Hardware, and more. Then, there are several different brands of the same thing sold on Amazon. This makes me think the patent has expired. I don't know if this is the case. Jessem is a Canadian company. Canada has some unique trademark laws. So, I am not a lawyer, and I know that there are ways multiple companies and sell the same product. I am going to assume they are stealing. I just emailed Jessem. If they say they are stealing, I will take the video down. Until then, I stand behind all the comments made. The quality is the same. I like the split rail and the rose gold parts. I may do a side by side comparison.
That's why I only buy Hoover vacuum cleaners. All the others are a rip off. [!]
@donaldbingham8990
I can't speak to every jessem product but most of these items are not inventions of any company. They are inventions of wood workers who sent in their ideas to magazines. who printed them in the mag and in some cases assembled a book of all the different jigs.
Now decades later companies have discovered there is a large market for these items as most woodworkers do not make most of thier own jigs anymore.
The woodpecker square or ruler with all the holes in it for marking a line? yah, magazine.
No china
I think it was.
Hongdui tools from BangGood are all well crafted. Hongdui is pronounced Hong-do-ee.
@heystarfish100 I have a whole video that is already uploaded where I said it wrong. Oops. Thanks for the feedback.
Please don’t support IP theft.
I never got a response to my email to Jessem. I just called them. The person I talked to did not know if this was a rip-off. I gave him a link to the product, and he is forwarding it to his manager. I will probably put out a video either way to clear up if this is legit or not.
I agree with you, but sadly it’s been going on since the Industrial Revolution. Rich Man exploits the laborers’ skills. Laborers exploit the Rich Man’s ideas. IP holds little in a world economy
Real Jessem products are made in Canada
@@Cooper_42 yea I’m not saying it has to be a direct relationship. I’m just saying the means for production has the means for stealing ideas and there is no recourse.
Correct. They make quality products.
Check you math analysis. If the blade comes back to the same zero point on the dial at the same point on the blade, that is a meaningless result. Down arrow, skip and move on.
It is not math. I am not saying that the dail coming back to zero mean the measurement is correct. I am saying that when you are measuring to 0.0001 in , a tool with any issues will not come back to zero every time. This to me shows it is locked tight into the track. The slide adjustment is locked down solid. The dial indicator is capable of repeatable measurements. Once you know you can get repeatable measurement then you would need to measure a known source. Each line was 0.01mm or 0.0004in. For me, even if the tool was off a whole line, the measurement would still be more than accurate enough for woodworking. My calipers I use only go 3 decimal places.
If the same point of the blade is measured 180* apart it is meaningful measurement. There is no math other than possibly converting from metric to imperial.
This measurement is a standard way to measure alignment of the blade to the cast miter slot, then the cast miter slot is also used to align the fence.
turning the blade 180* cancels any error the blade may have as you have moved that error to the same location to be measured.
Whether you think .007" is acceptable is up to you. I don't because this means the back of the blade is cutting on the up motion and spewing sawdust above the table.