Updating the table, dust collection, Microjig sled, and everything else around my SawStop saw.

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @dianeewoldt3035
    @dianeewoldt3035 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you for a realistic approach to modifying rather than completely replacing! Real World problem solving- especially with the cost of plywood!

    • @ChristcrossCrafts
      @ChristcrossCrafts  10 месяцев назад

      I wanted to reuse completely, but I had too many grooves already cut into it. Thanks for watching.

  • @joebeaton1101
    @joebeaton1101 Год назад +1

    Enjoyed the tutorial on how to do things right!!

    • @ChristcrossCrafts
      @ChristcrossCrafts  Год назад

      Some things could have been done better, but certainly good enough for me... for now.

  • @NathanBilbao
    @NathanBilbao Год назад

    Where do you store your router fence when not using it?

    • @ChristcrossCrafts
      @ChristcrossCrafts  Год назад

      For now, I have it hanging on the legs of the router table. Once I build my router table storage, I plan on making something.

  • @Danko88
    @Danko88 Год назад

    watching you feeding those 4x8 sheets through the saw makes me cringe, track saw changed my entire flow on those sheet goods. Love your outfield table gives me ideas on mine, although I am going to go with 20 mm bench dog holes for the top.

    • @ChristcrossCrafts
      @ChristcrossCrafts  Год назад

      I come from a cabinet background and got used to cutting sheets (with a good outfeed). Track saws certainly are a valuable resource, and I've considered one. I made my plywood rack so I could cross cut small ends like a panel saw if I only needed part of a sheet.