This is the most simple easy to build lifting mechanism that i found on youtube. The others videos show how to make this is very complicated and require other skill like welding.
Ball bearings are always a good touch. My cheap ancient table saw uses fine pitch threaded rods for movement of one axis and it always gets caked in dust and becomes really stiff. But it doesn't look like yours is exposed in the same way so I think you're is fine. Good video as always.
Cosmas I just need to say that I have copied all your ideas and put them into practice with much more precision and a classier finish than you could ever wish for...after that I invented safe, sustainable nuclear fusion! Thanks for a brilliant and inspiring build which has allowed me to upgrade my own basic DIY table. I genuinely learned a lot. Thanks. Jim Noonan Btw. Bollerx to the acme thread disciples
Well done Cosmas. Saw the 2 previous videos too and I'm still impressed by the precision of your Jobs in general. When time comes (getting my Garage Workshop ready first) I will build this project, making use of a different motor unit of an old construction saw I have still laying around. Thanks for sharing this brilliant piece of engineering. Regards from northern Hessen.
Saw your video. Impressive. Do you have plans for building this? Would love to build one since my Craftsman Table Saw has a broken gear that Sears has discontinued and won't replace.
Belo projeto de Serra circular de bancada. Parabéns pelo trabalho. Muito show!! Uma boa noite pra você e família. Abs brother. Falando de São Paulo Brasil. 👏👏👏🤘👊🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Lol about the pantorouter. Very cool build! You're a better woodworker than I however please be careful. I got a little nervous watching some of your cross-cuts. Looking forward to seeing your next video!
Cosmas thank you for sharing. I'm getting tired of living with my badly made homemade saw so i'll start a build like yours. But in your arrangement the ball bearings for the slide won't roll unless enough play so you could be safe just with a solid sliding guide. Please don't take as smart ass comment i've made several devices with this basic error? Regards. Peter
hello friend I'm from Uruguay, I loved your channel, a show the mountains, I'm going to make one, what a shame it is not only the Spanish language, I do not understand what it says, now I write in Spanish and translate with the google translator, I'm going to make that table just watching your video, but without understanding your language, thanks for your contribution
Yes I was doing this way back in the 80s because my mom said I couldn’t have a tablesaw and I had an old circular saw and I made my own this in a new idea it’s been around forever
Wow. Good woork. Can i get a Technical drawings with measurements for this lift mechanisam? I am going to built this muself and it will be lot easier with technical drowings😊
Dear Cosmas Bauer, First of all congratulations for the beautiful project, I have already shown your video to several Brazilian colleagues who, like me, are lovers of amateur cabinetmaking, everyone found their work excellent. I was looking for a solution like this for my cutting mechanism. I would like to know if you would detail more about the turning mechanism for 45 degrees, if possible explain how you defined the exact location should position the pivot of rotation in relation to circular saw. Already grateful. Jânsle Fernandes
Hello, I've got a little question. Making my own tablesaw and run into a bit of a pickle. How did you get your sawblade to be parallel to the carriage and perpendicular to the pivot axis? The video is great
I have made the lift already. But thought if the lift consisted of two blocks in serial on the threaded rod, both with a "link" and without the pin. I wonder if this would result in a saw lifting rather than tilting up. Thus allowing a riving knife. I may upgrade in the future.
Hello ... the project you did, what it does is make a lot of time ... and now thanks to you I see the way to do it ... would not you have the templates available with the measures of the mechanism and the structure itself? Greetings from Paraguay!
In the video 4:54 - 5:00 you give me goosebumbs you could so easy lose a finger or two by sawing like this useing no sharktail behind the blade. i did the same thing last summer and lost a finger and almost my thumb. otherwise i love your vids keep up the good work :)
Hi, I’m halfway through my build. Did you apply any finish to the inner mechanisms? Im worried about any expansions or warping of the birch plywood over time. Many thanks
Hello Cosmas. Safe to say you promoted yourself onto my most admired homemade tablesaw builder with this :D I hope you are still planning onto finishing the series because I am eager to (poorly) attempt to build it. I have one question about this part. I love how you solved the raise/lower mechanism, the sliding bearing block is awesome. my only concern is, is there a good chance of dust/chip getting into the slide and limiting the travel? I was wondering if it was better or worse to cut the slots for the bearing motion all the way through the plywood panels, to possibly allow for cleaning every once in a while? Another question I have is how do you change the blade? I see your saw has a button operated spindle lock, which is similar to my makita 5705R I plan on using, and yours seem to be hardly if ever accessible when the saw is mounted. does it work to just pinch and hold the blade while tightening the retaining bolt?
Very nice Cosmas. Do you need some sort of locking mechanism to hold the saw at the desired height, or does the threaded rod (with its steep pitch) resist rotating under pressure sufficiently well?
Cosmas, great video and awsome design. I'm trying to build it myself. But you didn't mention anything about the accuracy of the saw. How did you solve the problem of keeping the blade perpendicular to the surface of the table top and paralel to the vertical plane it goes up and down?
Fine work, i appreciate it very much but... You should pay more afention to your personal safety ex. using push sticks or push blocks, crosscut sled etc Sometimes your fingers are too close to the blade and that crosscut using the fence has big potential risc of kickback Take good care of your health 👍
Привет! лайк однозначно ! Видео прям в тему для меня ). Хоть я и не понимаю по вашему ни слова ( но все понял по картинке ! только хочу уточнить шпильки .валы какого диаметра ?наверное 16 мм ? и подшипники какие если можно напиши пож..
Hi, can you estimate what is the weight of the whole thing? I want to do this with steel and industrial motor, which I guess will be like 3-4 times heavier. So far I plan on using lead screw 24x5 C45 or bigger C15, but I actually have no idea if it is enough and what will be.
Here in California you just used almost 60 dollars worth of wood just on this saw motor holder. Wood here in this crazy over taxed state has more than double in price since I started woodworking 15 years ago. I am building one now so I can get a table saw with my own custom features. But I would spend less $ if I just just purchased one of the low end portable table saws.
I pulled this Circular Saw out of my old Table Saw wich i barely use, so now i can build another one :D For the Sake of doing it, or to have a better saw wich you than would use more often?
How do you change blades? I tried something like this once with a Makita and the housing for the saw was messy to make room for my fingers to push in the locking lever.
So u need a pantorouter table to made this? Just joking. I think this design is worth doing, congrants! Do u have the plans or a sketch of all this? What do u think about mounting an induction motor with pulleys to drive the machine? Would it be able to handle the weight?
This is the most simple easy to build lifting mechanism that i found on youtube. The others videos show how to make this is very complicated and require other skill like welding.
Cosmas - the self-taught master of DIY tablesaw systems.
Your construction is simplest for reproduce and precise in work, and many DIY-masters on their RUclips-channels told that. Thank You and good luck!
I love the simplicity of the design. And, I thought I was sarcastic... I love it!
Jeremy Fielding enjoy your content as much as Cosmas’s
Thank you, this guy is on my list of favorite channels.
Jeremy Fielding k
This is awesome. I really liked. This workbench. I dare to say that it is better than a lot of professional table saw that we have here in Brazil.
Ball bearings are always a good touch. My cheap ancient table saw uses fine pitch threaded rods for movement of one axis and it always gets caked in dust and becomes really stiff. But it doesn't look like yours is exposed in the same way so I think you're is fine. Good video as always.
You're one smart cookie! Thanks for making me just that little bit smarter as well!
Cosmas I just need to say that I have copied all your ideas and put them into practice with much more precision and a classier finish than you could ever wish for...after that I invented safe, sustainable nuclear fusion! Thanks for a brilliant and inspiring build which has allowed me to upgrade my own basic DIY table. I genuinely learned a lot. Thanks. Jim Noonan
Btw. Bollerx to the acme thread disciples
that kinda explains why my last glue-ups didnt go so well, i dont own a pantorouter
thanx for the tip!
Good show
i must say its one of the best videos ive seen so far,well done ,if thats your design i give it a 10/10
great cosmas, this video inspired me to make these table saw
I love your dry humor. Waiting for the next part.
Terimakasih bos dengan tutorialnya, semoga bermanfaat untuk semua🙏🙏🙏
Great design and well explained. Love your work!!!!!
Well done Cosmas. Saw the 2 previous videos too and I'm still impressed by the precision of your Jobs in general. When time comes (getting my Garage Workshop ready first) I will build this project, making use of a different motor unit of an old construction saw I have still laying around. Thanks for sharing this brilliant piece of engineering. Regards from northern Hessen.
Saw your video. Impressive. Do you have plans for building this? Would love to build one since my Craftsman Table Saw has a broken gear that Sears has discontinued and won't replace.
Thx Cosmas, interesting & well-explained video......you certainly are a good engineer!!
Hasta ahora el mejor proyecto de sierras de mesa saludos maestro
As for a threaded rod vs acme, my 30 years old table saw made in germany Rapid, has threaded rod not acme, and still working perfectly
Looks pretty bloody good to me!
Belo projeto de Serra circular de bancada.
Parabéns pelo trabalho.
Muito show!!
Uma boa noite pra você e família.
Abs brother.
Falando de São Paulo Brasil.
👏👏👏🤘👊🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Lol about the pantorouter. Very cool build! You're a better woodworker than I however please be careful. I got a little nervous watching some of your cross-cuts. Looking forward to seeing your next video!
hasta ahora es el mejor proyecto que e visto my gran maestro felicidades
Extremely clever and well done.
Nice precise build and smooth operation!
Всё гениальное просто. Шикарный станок.
Genial. Jetzt noch eine Schritt für Schritt Anleitung. Danke dafür. Daumen hoch. I Like :-)
Thank you foe sharing this video, this is awesome. I`d like to copy this tablesaw, so would you please let me know what thickness of Baltic plywood.
great build is there a PDF plan with the exact measures?
thank you
Cosmas thank you for sharing. I'm getting tired of living with my badly made homemade saw so i'll start a build like yours. But in your arrangement the ball bearings for the slide won't roll unless enough play so you could be safe just with a solid sliding guide. Please don't take as smart ass comment i've made several devices with this basic error? Regards. Peter
hello friend I'm from Uruguay, I loved your channel, a show the mountains, I'm going to make one, what a shame it is not only the Spanish language, I do not understand what it says, now I write in Spanish and translate with the google translator, I'm going to make that table just watching your video, but without understanding your language, thanks for your contribution
No me canso de ver esté video gracias por tan grande aportación saludos
Excellent work. Can i have plans for the work you have showed. Many thanks.
Merci beaucoup pour la vidéo
Can you still use the spindle lock button on the circular saw?
Yes I was doing this way back in the 80s because my mom said I couldn’t have a tablesaw and I had an old circular saw and I made my own this in a new idea it’s been around forever
Wow. Good woork. Can i get a Technical drawings with measurements for this lift mechanisam? I am going to built this muself and it will be lot easier with technical drowings😊
Dear Cosmas Bauer,
First of all congratulations for the beautiful project, I have already shown your video to several Brazilian colleagues who, like me, are lovers of amateur cabinetmaking, everyone found their work excellent. I was looking for a solution like this for my cutting mechanism. I would like to know if you would detail more about the turning mechanism for 45 degrees, if possible explain how you defined the exact location should position the pivot of rotation in relation to circular saw.
Already grateful.
Jânsle Fernandes
Hello, I've got a little question. Making my own tablesaw and run into a bit of a pickle. How did you get your sawblade to be parallel to the carriage and perpendicular to the pivot axis?
The video is great
I have made the lift already. But thought if the lift consisted of two blocks in serial on the threaded rod, both with a "link" and without the pin. I wonder if this would result in a saw lifting rather than tilting up. Thus allowing a riving knife. I may upgrade in the future.
Hello ... the project you did, what it does is make a lot of time ... and now thanks to you I see the way to do it ... would not you have the templates available with the measures of the mechanism and the structure itself? Greetings from Paraguay!
When can we expect Part 2 of this? I'd like to see the in-depth discussion on the tilting part. Thanks!!
😅😂😂😂🎉🎉😮😮😮😮😮😅 mi
birch plywood is very expensive in my country.... do you think that good quality pine plywood would do a good job for this???
really nice job! But, you need to add a divider knife, be careful of the kickback! sorry for my English...
Guess I first need to buy a pantorouter... :-D ;-)
Sad that You didnt show the electronic part of your saw. What kind of switch and cables to you need?
Very smooth! Love your videos. 😎
Hi. nice build. what is the thickness of the plywood you use. and the size of the steel pins. they look so huge on this video.
Why did you use a cast iron bearing housing for the tilt mechanism but a plywood one for the depth mechanism? Why the different materials?
The bearing in iron one can tilt a little, which is necessary for the tilt mechanism. The wooden one does not do that.
Bravo! Great idea.
In the video 4:54 - 5:00 you give me goosebumbs you could so easy lose a finger or two by sawing like this useing no sharktail behind the blade. i did the same thing last summer and lost a finger and almost my thumb. otherwise i love your vids keep up the good work :)
Excellent work🤠👍
Awesome dear
Nice Work !
I Cosmas, i luv your works and the vídeos too, thanks for show your great work!
Hello Cosmas. Це ГЕНІАЛЬНО ТА ДУЖЕ ПРОСТО, Я ПІДПИСАВСЯ НА ВАС ТА З МЕНЕ ЛАЙК
Hi, I’m halfway through my build. Did you apply any finish to the inner mechanisms? Im worried about any expansions or warping of the birch plywood over time. Many thanks
Thanks for this excellent project and your explanations !
Could it be possible to get some drawings with dimensions ?
Thanks in advance ! ;)
Hello, I greet you from Iquitos - Peru. Your design is excellent. Do you have plans with design measures? Can you please send them to me or post them?
Hello Cosmas. Safe to say you promoted yourself onto my most admired homemade tablesaw builder with this :D I hope you are still planning onto finishing the series because I am eager to (poorly) attempt to build it. I have one question about this part. I love how you solved the raise/lower mechanism, the sliding bearing block is awesome. my only concern is, is there a good chance of dust/chip getting into the slide and limiting the travel? I was wondering if it was better or worse to cut the slots for the bearing motion all the way through the plywood panels, to possibly allow for cleaning every once in a while? Another question I have is how do you change the blade? I see your saw has a button operated spindle lock, which is similar to my makita 5705R I plan on using, and yours seem to be hardly if ever accessible when the saw is mounted. does it work to just pinch and hold the blade while tightening the retaining bolt?
Very nice Cosmas. Do you need some sort of locking mechanism to hold the saw at the desired height, or does the threaded rod (with its steep pitch) resist rotating under pressure sufficiently well?
Hi, no, it does not move. I had that problem with the big table saw. but not with this one.
That is a really nice crank mechanism :) You need some wood gears to speed it up a bit! Thanks for the video :)
amazing stuff Cosmas! many thanks for sharing!!!!
Thanks for share your good work...
Do you have the plans or templates...?
Greetings from Mexico.
Klasse gemacht und gelöst! 👍 👍 👍 👍
Lord of the table saws
No, he's the master of cyclone filters :)
Rai2M has lots of table saw videos
Cosmas, great video and awsome design. I'm trying to build it myself. But you didn't mention anything about the accuracy of the saw. How did you solve the problem of keeping the blade perpendicular to the surface of the table top and paralel to the vertical plane it goes up and down?
You can ser other videos what talk this problem
Great and lovely job, thanks for that.
Fine work, i appreciate it very much but...
You should pay more afention to your personal safety ex. using push sticks or push blocks, crosscut sled etc
Sometimes your fingers are too close to the blade and that crosscut using the fence has big potential risc of kickback
Take good care of your health
👍
Great design, Can you provide the templetes or the measurement please
nice work...👍...can u provide us with dimensions file,, or if u have solidworks assembly for it..
Good work
I like your work bro
Привет! лайк однозначно ! Видео прям в тему для меня ). Хоть я и не понимаю по вашему ни слова ( но все понял по картинке ! только хочу уточнить шпильки .валы какого диаметра ?наверное 16 мм ? и подшипники какие если можно напиши пож..
I was wondering about the math you used to calculate the position of the pivot points and the length of the linkage?
He does it in his head of course!
Dear Cosmas, do sell the plan of this project?
Nice video sir
Hi, can you estimate what is the weight of the whole thing? I want to do this with steel and industrial motor, which I guess will be like 3-4 times heavier. So far I plan on using lead screw 24x5 C45 or bigger C15, but I actually have no idea if it is enough and what will be.
great job .. really nice work .. do you have a pdf plan for the lift?
Sorry, Isn't there a block in the lift mechanism? Can With the vibrations the blade go down?
Hi, no.
Would be interesting to see your concept sketches and ideas that didn't get implemented.
yay :) can't wait for the next part!
great job!!
Here in California you just used almost 60 dollars worth of wood just on this saw motor holder. Wood here in this crazy over taxed state has more than double in price since I started woodworking 15 years ago. I am building one now so I can get a table saw with my own custom features. But I would spend less $ if I just just purchased one of the low end portable table saws.
thank you. 👍
You could make some sound dampening panels to supress the reverb in your workshop.
I pulled this Circular Saw out of my old Table Saw wich i barely use, so now i can build another one :D
For the Sake of doing it, or to have a better saw wich you than would use more often?
For the sake of doing it.
Great work
Where are the plans great build
How do you change blades? I tried something like this once with a Makita and the housing for the saw was messy to make room for my fingers to push in the locking lever.
What do you do with all these table saws, Cosmas? Have you got multiple homes?!
Oh I was hoping a build video would come. :D
8:13 been watching primitive technology :D ?
Hat's off for your table saw audacity, especially with the safety fuzz watching
So u need a pantorouter table to made this? Just joking. I think this design is worth doing, congrants! Do u have the plans or a sketch of all this? What do u think about mounting an induction motor with pulleys to drive the machine? Would it be able to handle the weight?
Hello
Inevitably is a wonderful work and well done
The use of translation is a wonderful thing for other races is this true
great video as always cosmas :)
Hi, you have part 2 of "compact Table Saw, Blade Lift Mechanism" or the Tunions part?
No, but it will come.
hee Cosmas.
when do you publish part 2 ?????
I don't know yet. 2- 3 Months maybe.
and they say that Germans are not funny.
haha you got the joke :D It's going to at least take me another half a year.
@@CosmasBauer Hola dónde conseguir las medidas
Evet çok güzel mekanizma tebrik ederim
I am in progress to build one .... thanks