Make a table saw without the need for electricity ～自作の電気を使わないテーブルソー～
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- I have created an ecological table saw that does not use electricity.
It's a jig that works with great precision.
This video is a compilation of Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 below.
Please take a look.
Part.1 • Amazing Saw Guide Part...
Part.2 • Amazing DIY Saw Guide ...
Part.3 • Amazing DIY Saw Guide ...
For those who were not aware, and as someone who bought one of the bridgecity tools versions a couple of years ago, this shares a lot of the general structure/features/engineering tricks that the commercial version pioneered a long, long time ago. Not a diss on JSK, but wanted to ensure that a lot of the cleverness builds on an existing product.
Oh, and one word of warning/tips: the hold down configurations are key to making this "trouble free". There is a lot of upward pressure which will force you either to take much smaller cuts (quarter or half turn), or risk getting the piece out of line for a brief second and having a pinch of the blade.
..... it's truly great craftsmanship exhibited here,but i think that the knowledge & expertise to make one of these,would be beyond the capabioity of the average person,not to mention the necessity for a well equipped workshop,in order to construct it ! .....
@@terencefranks1688 Exactly. I was impressed by what he can make with remarkable precision. Just a few power tools, some improvised and jigs and it looks like something he can sell for a couple of grand.
@@blackwater7183 and no need for electricity!!!! maybe the power tools he used run on coal.
These type of saws existed long ago
I hope you will share my videos with your friends!
The saga is finally complete! Absolutely incredible craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing!
Brilliant. This is the best hand saw guide I've ever seen. Guitar builders will love it.
You change the way of thinking, that "something is impossible to be done by yourself" to another level 😱
Absolutely brilliant!!!
I wish I had even 20% of your talent. Your builds are remarkable as always!
Ojalá tuviera el 20% de sus herramientas :)
I had no idea throughout the whole series what it was you were building, but the end result is, as always, a beautiful machine. Amazing stuff.
Yes, its a lovely Channel with amazing ideas, all beautifully presented . . .
*BUT* he never let's you see what he's making until the end.
🙄🙄🙄
So what part of "table saw without electricity" did you not understand?
@@christopherdean1326 The last three videos uploaded by this channel over the last month or so were "Amazing Saw Guide Pt1", "Amazing DIY Saw Guide Pt 2" and "Amazing DIY Saw Guide Pt 3". The video "make a table saw without electricity" is the title of this compilation video. "Saw Guide" is a pretty general term. The actual saw appeared in Part 3 for the first time in the series. Perhaps you should watch them yourself.
Mr. JSK: Your craftmanship is something out of this world. I have NEVER-EVER seen such perfection in a hand made tool with HAND MADE TOOLS! Have to be seen to be believed...You have my UTMOST RESPECT Sir!
Unlike the majority of workers present here on the internet websites who record their achievements, you also have other advantages such as perfect order at the workplace, cleanliness including that also during work, simplicity, efficiency, utility and one thing that most people forget about is protection at the workplace. I admire everything you do and I admit that I have not yet seen anyone in this DIY field better than you, if a competition were organized you would definitely have reserved the 1st place. May the God give you good health so that you can achieve with your wonderful hands everything you want to do and we thank you for existing. All the best wishes, 👍
So basically you have copied the Bridge City Tools saw?
Or bridge city copied this Japanese midcentury design. Hmm.
You Sir, are a mechanical, woodworking genius!
Somebody could have an operation in that workshop, very clean and always amazing build!
Very good idea for hobby! Dust will be minimal and engine noise too. It will be a way of working in silence and with little dust and noise pollution.
I like that your projects are completely original.
This is no doubt amazing work but his inspiration is the same tool from Bridgecity tool works. I have one in the garage.
5:57 that vertical wall-mounted circular saw is genious!
This design is very common in German DIY stores for cutting panels. It works great and produces quite accurate results.
@@emulgatorx I have always seen the big panel saw types in the diy stores aswell, but never a small one like this. Good alternative for my small european shed to use space efficiently instead of a big tablesaw.
Отличный инструмент получился. Сначала подумал что немного шумноват, но потом подумал что обычной пилой шума не меньше будет, а вот такой точности в работе не добиться. 👍
это линейные подшипники шумят, у меня такие на 3d принтере стояли, почти сразу напечатал вместо них просто втулки из abs, работа стала значительно тише, а главное - точнее
Your definition of noisy is clarified by Mr Knowbody, my table saw regrettably violates noise ordinances unfortunately requiring ear protection
@@mrnobody1897 Cпасибо за подсказку.
Been working with wood and metal all my life and you blow me away with what you come up with!!! Amazing!!!
Absolutely mind blowing precision! Great work!!
very slick and unconventional. Have you thought about adding a mechanism to connect the forward push motion of the sled to the gear system to incrementally bring the saw higher with every forward cut without having to turn the knob? Might be a cool feature if you can engage and disengage it whenever necessary
Totally different from the rest,nice finishing and heavy-duty
Craftsmanship, precision, meticulousness, passion are falling short to accord due enough praise for every single project.
This is absolutely incredible!
Meu Deus, você é simplesmente PERFEITO.... PARABÉNS 🥰🥰🥰🥰
This is astounding. Shame it'd be too time-consuming for you to produce these at scale. I'd love to buy one. Far safer to use than electrical saws, while at the same time rolling back time on our over-reliance on electricity for everything.
Amazing work, as always 👏👏
Good news, you can buy one (or at least the original that this is based on) : they are sold by Bridge City Tools, called the Joint Maker Pro. Bad news is they are expensive, and you can get a pretty decent powered saw for about the same price, if noise isn't a consideration.
天才です。マジで天才です。ただただ衝撃を受けました。
The amount of ingenuity is unparalleled... Thanks for sharing !
that's not out of the box ... is out of the galaxy
Somewhere there's a very proud and happy engineering professor.
Once again your genius shines brightly!
Beautiful camera work. Thank you.
The day this man approves a sponsor from a tool company… you know they build pretty damn good tools !
This the jointmaker pro by bridge city tools. It's a straight replica. I haven't finished watching but if he hasn't I'm sure he'll update or make another showing you how to make the available accessories eventually.
whoa! awesome build and execution of fine details. totally badass the way you anodize your own aluminum. handling of everything here is at an exquisite level very few craftsmen will approach. a little perspective on what we're seeing here. i would describe this machine as more of a high-precision miter saw for short pieces. for example, you cant use it to cross-cut long boards. it also does not look suited for ripping, especially not for long, wide boards. for that you would need a table saw. but for cross-cutting, mitering, beveling of smaller pieces, as well as end- and edge-milling for joinery, it looks superior to any power tool. thank you for your work
Great creation. Beautiful work!!!! Beside no electricity, safer and less dust.
You break the mould yet again, fantastic device, amazing work 🙂
He didn't break anything. This is called the jointmaker pro by bridge city tools. It's a replica minus the accessories and fence options for different types of joinery.
@@408sjsouthbay I suggest you look up the term 'breaking the mould' my friend, then you would understand my meaning 🙂
love it! and that magnifying lens centre tool is awesome
Beautiful tool! Very precise, elegant and quiet.
Ein wirklich sehr schönes Werkzeug hast du da gebaut! Es ist aber keine Tischkreissäge, da das Sägeblatt keinerlei Bewegung ausführt, auch keine kreisförmige. Diese Säge ist die Königsklasse für Mietwohnungen, da sie so gut wie keinen Lärm verursacht. 👍👍
Please create plans for sale of this great machine! I will gladly be the first purchaser of the plans for this project. By-the-way, I have purchased your plans before, and they are EXCELLENT!
これなら、スペースさえあれば都心のマンションでも使えますね 😍
電気に頼らないから、コンセントの近くに限らずどこにでも置けるだけじゃなく
環境にも優しいし、すごいこと実現しましたね！
しかも、精度も高くて。
Cool video, usefull tool, the most used aspect of a table saw is to rip long boards along a fence. Long straight cuts!
That should be called ,,art level of precision". Beautiful work!
Esa es una buena idea.........no le veo por ningún lado desventaja. Excelente.
Ingenious saw...beautifully made..
Absolutely amazing concept. You created another masterpiece. The satisfaction you must feel in that last squareness check, when the project turned out flawless. You just gave my OCD inner piece.
He copied the jointmaker pro. It's not an original creation. I have no 0roblem with people doing this I just feel it should be mentioned in the video with a link provided.
@@408sjsouthbay I was unaware. Thank you for telling me. I hereby edit my "created" to "perfectly replicated".
My OCD can cope with that. :D
@@408sjsouthbay well, too bad for you. A lot of us don't give a f*^# what you think or if is not original or if he credits someone. He still did an amazing job. Also, no one cares about you.
@@408sjsouthbay In any case, the CRAFTMANSHIP displayed by this man is just AWESOME!
Сам по себе станок для меня бесполезный, но уровень изготовления на самом высоком уровне!!! Есть чему поучиться!👍
Amazing and sophisticated work......10:07 ...alien tool...
That would be a great table for a beginner to learn on. You should find a vender to manufacture & distribute it because that would be great for simple or detail level projects. I personally would love something like that. Think of how cost effective that would be for a independent craftsman or hobbyist. Other table saws tend to cost $450+ for something that is heavy when you could just use this. Great Idea.
와우 진짜 생각의 전환이란 말이 떠오르게하는 내용입니다. 멋있어요!!!!
素晴らしすぎて笑ってしまいました！
是非商品化して欲しいです。
機会があれば、僕も作ってみようと思います。
Nasa will be looking for this man .. genious
СЛОЖНОСТЬ ИЗГОТОВЛЕНИЯ ДАННОГО ПРИСПОСОБЛЕНИЯ ПОЛНОСТЬЮ ОПРАВДАНА ТОЧНОСТЬЮ И КАЧЕСТВОМ РЕЗА. ПРЕКРАСНО!
Современные технологии к древней пиле . Классно придумано.Подписан давно .
Лайк поставил 👍
Ben oui, mais pour faire un scie qui fonctionne sans électricité, ... il faut des outils électriques. Ceci dit, c'est très belle réalisation et c'est très intéressant. Le plaisir de bricoler sans bruit. whaoo que c'est beau.
Been waiting and anticipating, totally not disappointed.
A genius. Period.
This is really impressive. Great work! Will plans be available?
This concept has been around for a while. In 2009 Bridge City Tools released a design for a non-electrical table saw that was exactly like this. It is possible that the entire thing, from the adjustment of the tilt of the blade to the push-actuated cut, were independently re-invented, but this concept is not new. If you search for Bridge City Jointmaker Pro, you'll find this exact type of table saw for sale.
@@Berkana Yup, I’ve seen Bridge City Tools’ Jointmaker Pro v2 but I don’t think plans for the product is available. JSK often releases plans but hasn’t released it on their website, hence my question. I admit that the complexity of the build is a high hurdle to tackle myself so buying one would be way easier. But I like having options.
I hope to never need one, but a brilliant design.
I only expected some guide for a handsaw, but this is brilliant. This is maybe the best tool to cut, lets say smaller stuff, champfers,.... I would love to have on of this for home projects in a flat. It is small, quiet and more than accurate enough I guess.👏
Look up bridge city tool works this is a recreation of their jointmaker pro. They have dovetail guides and multiple fence setups for achieving different types of joinery.
This is the coolest thing I've ever seen. Awesome!
When I first saw what you had made I wondered why not just use a power tool - then I saw the quality of the cuts...
just awesome! Thank you very much for showing the video and for the great idea!
There's a lot to learn from you. You have really good ideas. Thank you for sharing with us. You are my absolute youtube favorite
ありがとう
@@jisakukobo i wish i could understand the japanese language 🤔 😉
Pretty creative idea. Great job!
Super sekali.. Saya jadi ingin punya peralatan sepert ini. Karena tentunya jadi hemat karena tanpa listrik 👌👍👍👍
これはすごい！ JSK-koubouさんの他のもすごいし、丸のこを乗せてクロスカットできるアルミフレームの治具も参考にさせてもらい作ったけど、やはりルーターや丸のこの電動工具は自分の環境でホイホイと使うのは厳しい。だからこれを真似て一から作るのは無理〜！そんな環境が羨ましい
いつもすごいです。天才！
エコで精度良く、いい。
これは、欲しい。
Dude, this an amazing build. Thank you for this. Are there written descriptions of the dimensions and names of each part?
If i remember correctly,a company called Miller Falls made a slide handsaw miter box decades ago. Worked with a old school carpenter how had one in the 80's.
That is a beautiful machine! How long does the blade stay sharp using it that way?
Your shop is so perfectly clean, and you look comfortable in air conditioning. My "workshop" is outside in the filthy Florida heat and I dream of a day I can work like you. *sigh*
Me trouxe lembranças do tempo que eu trabalhava com o meu pai
Really awesome !
I love the design and its obvious usefulness.
That's awesome, well done...
It would be better if there was a foot padel to increase the blade.
Amazing work by the way!
Very well done!
👏👏👌👌
SUPERB MY DEAR BROTHER WHAT AN IDEA !!!! NEVER THINK THIS IDEAS BRAVO BRIGHT FUTURE
I like this a lot. I just wish you could advance the height of the blade with your foot.
Amazing tool, and beautiful. Congratulations.
A brilliant project!
Very nice build, unbelievable! Amazing precision and a professional look, love it!
Bridge City Tools Jointmaker Pro ist a very similar device, did you use this as a template?
YES
@@jisakukobo when you make things that are already on the market can you provide a link an mention it in the video?
If I had that saw it would be powered by chocolate chip cookies
Excellent 👍 You are pretty good in aluminium material.. You have present something new in today's scenario.. Great job..
i would never try this but i would add a wind up mechanism so the blade automatically rises up by the tooth height every swing
The title of this post says, Table Saw, but isn't this only a super sweet Crosscut Saw?
Идея хорошая конечно , кому-то пригодится.
Как всегда, великолепно!!! От вашей работы не оторваться!!! И все же мне интересно: может Вы не человек, а робот последнего поколения, киборг во плоти?) Как так можно идеально работать???
Looks a lot like the Jointmaker Pro from Economaki
Yes
As usuall you are perfect of the perfection. Arts mixed with precised work. Thanks a lot. Keep goings-on to unlimited border. Best regards from Yemen Aden.
You might be able to make the raising of the blade portion automatic so that after every pass the blade raises at an increment by itself
Extremely nice engineering workmanship 👌👌👌
Cada vez es más increíble, que finura, tranquilidad, precisión,......maravilloso, verlo trabajar es relajante......gracias por enseñarnos como trabaja.....y lo del anodizado es una pasada.....felicitaciones.....un saludo desde Barcelona, España.......
Awesome build, we need a set of plans for it.
first thought is maybe you could use some sort of pneumatic system so each pump slowly raises the blade, could have it as low as say half a mm so you're not having to manually raise the blade and it would be a more consistent height increase so a smoother cut
Very interesting! Compliments!
Where do you source all your components from, particularly the sliding bearing blocks.
And we’ll done for another perfect video and unique design, Faultless !! Thanks Mike
If you want to google some options, they are called "linear bearings". I found some on various shopping sites, I just cant find shafts and bearings that match. Cheers
You are an absolute genius 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
天才😱，1000 條別RUclipsr片，第一次見這設計
This man stands behind meaning of quality MADE IN JAPAN.
He is more precise than moast home made CNC 😀
Beautiful build!