The best idea - I changed the table of my table saw - DIY Table Saw Fence System
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- This was a surprisingly simple and cheap project and it turned out a best idea! How to turn a cheap table saw into something bigger and better, as well as safer!
I have the exact problem. Course construction is almost over and the fine is here! Your solution fits my frame of mind the best. Thank you.
The disc spins smoothly, there is no beating. Thanks.
You do have to spend some time setting the saw up... blade, fence, etc. But once done, the saw is great. Fairly compact which is Nice ruclips.net/user/postUgkxXh-4_3-ZT1fFWP91ZV7iVqzElr0lEb-a I did get an Incra Miter Gauge which takes some setup as well. The stock miter gauge can be adjusted in the miter slot with a little painter's tape... this tightens up the side to side play a lot.
Very good improvement I see was all over know you can do better cutting thanks to should you your inspiration I say hello from London 👌🙏
Thank you for sharing the project, making the video and posting it. It's time for me to do something about my old Ryobi job site saw.
Great job. Thanks for your nice video
Incredible build.
Here in the USA the raw materials cost more than new tools.
I missed how you did the middle plate with the lips for the insert. I would like to have seen that.
Great final outcome but simple and cheap ? How did you bevel the miter slots?
For me that much steel and Al would cost me more than I paid for my table saw.
This is still the best table saw upgrade video I have seen yet.
I hear ya bro. The cost of Steel here in IRE is a joke too. Ur best bet is a local scrap yard if u want to get a decent deal on the steel nowadays. I bet u could find some good finds there. Just a thought. That's what I do. I also have a mate who collects scrap metal all the time so I try do a deal with him now and again for metal I need if he has it..
Nice. Bet it feels good to use this saw. Good job 👍
Love it now that’s easy to do and will last forever and not move lose it’s levelness or squareness
Gran bel lavoro, completo. Il giocattolo è diventato un vero strumento banco sega. Complimenti!!
Mă uimește mereu. Felicitări !
Great job but wouldn't aluminium have been cheaper and easier?
Cheers 😊
very nice work!!!!!!!!
Hell ya!! Damn good job.
Big like!👍👍👍👍👍✅💪Felicitări! Great video 👍👍👍😎
Why didn't u just build a whole new cabinet for the saw riser to fit into bro? U coulda used ply or osb and used steel framing to make it a solid cabinet. I love the table top but that much weight will defo or must have a effect on the plastic in the longterm, no?
I see u have slots between the steel plate? Is it possible to use them for a mitre gauge?
I love how flat the saw table is now bro. Good job.
I have an old table saw with the same issues. I will use some of ur ideas when I finally get round to rebuilding mine.
Unique and creative but by the time I acquired all the welding equipment and skill of welding it would be cheaper just to buy a fence!
you're right ... that's right..but if we still have these tools we can make improvements to badly made tools from the factory ... the price is the same..but they are made by our hand..I appreciate you
table was uneven. i doubt buying a new fence would help in this case, especially when cutting smaller pieces.
Congratulations, it's a great job. I have a question: does the bench saw support the new metal frame? I have a similar machine and I would like to make the same reform as this one, but I am worried that it will not support the weight. Greetings from Argentina
the table is made of 0.6mm sheet and consolidated with an H profile ... it is very solid..thanks for watching, and please subscribe
@@woodtowonder7868 is it really just 1mm? Can you share the measurements?
Hi. Great job. What is the size of the rectangular section tubes? Thanks
It should work well at 90 degrees but how does it go at 45 degrees with the trunions being set up for 1mm thin plate and you using 5 or 6mm thick plate? Did you lift the trunions by the extra thickness of the top somehow?
works very well with a 4 mm plate ... more precisely ..
Not trunnions on this saw it is a fixed swing pivot bar. At the correct height of table it will give the same cut path at any angle. The original plate is definitely not thick enough for this so it could be calculated as to the correct table thickness for 1 insert to handle all angles like a trunnion setup 🤔But it is not necessary 🤷♂️
Como mola el organizador de brocas 😅
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If you wanted it to be portable Alloy plate would have been a lot lighter?
Hmmm I dont think I can even find steel plate that large in US
I was hoping for some explanatory narration.
How thick is the center piece?
Savrseno!
Your insulated Philips screwdriver is worth more than your table-saw.
lol for what this cost just buy a better saw
Don't these people have voices?...sounds creepy.
So you took a $100 saw and put $3-400 worth of time, effort and material to make it the saw you wanted. You know for extra hundred and patience you would have gotten yourself a pretty good saw on a good sale day. I’m just saying
I know this ... this saw, it has sentimental value..my wife gave it to me as a gift not knowing what to choose..I decided to keep it, but it doesn't really help me in what I do ... its table was already bent and it had to be changed..in this movie I tried to show how easy it is to do something that could be done from the beginning by the manufacturing company..only that
@@woodtowonder7868 I’m in kind of the same boat. My wife bought me delta table saw and the fence is acting up on me but she gave it to as a birthday gift. That’s how I stumbled on your video. I’m trying to save the saw and build some type of fence system. But ty, you gave me an idea on the pressure lock handle. 💡
@@mikemerc74 :::))) make a movie and I can learn from you
@@woodtowonder7868 I’m going to try and build myself an aluminum extrusion rail and fence system if I feel confident about it you’ll be the first one I notify lol
You think that saw would have been anywhere near as good or as sturdy as the one he did himself?
Good job mate, you've helped develop and improve many of the same ideas I have (I have the same cheap Aldi saw). Well done. 🦘
How thick is the steeel?
6 mm..
@@woodtowonder7868 Thank you for the quick answer. Do you use the mitre slots?
@@karolb.3831 mitre slots???....???
@@woodtowonder7868 I thought these slots in the tabletop were mitre slots but never mind
@@karolb.3831ahaa...ok..in any case, now it's perfect ....