This Trolley Will Save Space In Your Small Woodworking Workshop
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- When your garage workshop needs to be a garage and a workshop!
I designed this space-saving table saw station as an option for people who use their garages as weekend workshops.
The version I built for myself was designed to store my saw for longer periods. I decided to design and build a version for people who need to use their saws more often.
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All of the videos on this channel are intended for entertainment purposes only.
Should you choose to make or do anything as depicted on this channel you would do so at your own risk.
Woodworking and the use of power tools can be extremely dangerous.
The equipment and methods I use may not work for you as it does for me and by no means do I suggest that my methods of working are correct.
Therefore you should always use your equipment and power tools as instructed by the owner's manual supplied by the manufacturer.
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I haven't seen a single idea on this channel that I don't like. They're all just so freakin' useful.
Jean, the original version of this build, along with dozens of your other builds, just confirms to all of us that you're playing 4D chess when the rest of us are still playing checkers!
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Well said!
Hear, Hear👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I think it’s so well thought out and is ideal for any small world space. Speedy recovery to mate I hope you’re doing okay.
Glad you revised this build. It seemed like a prototype and this revision is a large improvement. This is the kind of thing more RUclipsrs could be showings iterative design and prototypes are consuming production time and never seen. The weekly schedule of videos has faded thankfully. I think looser for most but the grind still exists. They could easily be making videos between showing their process and mistakes. People say they want that but it’s very situational project-to-project. I’m all for more builds that are box based.
BRILLIANT!! Just purchased the plan so I can build my own for my table saw (ryobi). Keep up the great ideas!!
I think what I ve seen from your channel is top notched. I just want to say thanks for your content, I learn so much from you.
It looks like a perfect solution for people that get weekly/monthly use of their table saw. If you intend to use it "intensely" but just 1 day and then not for the next 10 days or something, packing it up and taking a minute to set it up again is a great compromise. I tend to use mine like this, to square up 2x4s to make frames for canvas about every 2 months. I literally never use it for weeks then have to set it up for 2h of work or something then pack it up until 2-3 months later lol. I'll be buying those plans I think !
Brilliant work, Jean! Really well done!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Always Great Kind Sir...❤
This is beautifully efficient! Well done, Sir! Honestly this is amazing.
Far more elegant solution than mine, using the Makita wheeled trolley that I use, and probably a fraction of the cost. Might be time for an upgrade! Thanks for sharing your ingenuity.
That is a genius design!
wishing you the best Jean!
Very impressive. Well done. Makes a lot of sense
thank u for this
As a newbie to building furniture, i would love a quick video on how to adapt plans to fit my tools. I love your ideas so much, but i dont have the same table saw i have a Bosch. Thanks for all your brilliant ideas and videos
Nice idea, just buy the Metabo saw instead though, it has a built in set of wheels and legs which extend into handles to move it around. Love the ideas, keep it up.
Useful project! Worth having a go at it.
Nice . I need something like this in my smal workshop.
This is a great one, thanks for making this video!
This is an awesome idea. I will probably be getting this done soon!
Dude. Your projects are amazing. Could you create a version of this that works with a small machine and turns into an out feed table?
Very nice build!
great work man loving it
Nice work.
Marvellous job~!
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Sukses selalu fren
Hey dude, fellow south african here. Been watching your videos for years, and I love your vibe! Keep it up!
Very cool, as usual ! Thanks for those good ideas, cheers :)
Hello,as always a very interesting video.My trailer is in my garage and maybe that's the case in many other garages too.how about you design a solution for a trailer. With a table saw and a cross-cut saw, etc., you can unload quickly and without lifting in order to use the trailer.So you could use the “workbench” inside or outside when the weather is good.
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No idea why I m not anymore subscribe on your channel but whatever it's fixed. But what!!!!! 257 K now, I start to follow your channel 5yearsago when you build in your tinny garage!!! Anyway, great job!!!!
Well, 1st it‘s a beauty build but 2nd: PLS clamp the things down if you drill metal. Cause if the drill get stuck the workpiece will do not do so funny things to your hand.
Anyway: Keep the good word up 👍
Yeah this version is more practical, but the downside now is the missing out-feed surface :)
Question, if you raised the height of the side panels could you have space for fold down in/out feed, that are level with the table saw top?
And how much space did you save?😁
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Honestly, this is designed well; I just don't know if it's worth all the time/money/effort to save basically a couple square feet. I think if I was going to go to the trouble of building and using one, I'd just make your original design since it at least has the added functionality of a small work table when closed and outfeed support when opened. But, maybe that's just me. I still love your designs.
Probably depends on your specific space needs. I replaced a perfectly good miter saw with a much more expensive new saw just because the 12” of decreased depth to the design of the new saw made the rest of the workshop work spatially.
Always amazed by your min-maxing ideas. My shop isn't as constricted but surface area and floor space is a rare commodity
my small workshop is only 20feet square, so items you do are quite useful to me, & i will definitely be adapting this for my Rage 5S thank you so much. Steve.
This is a very nice project.I think I will make myself period because I need a way to store my saw but he's late.We'll be able to get it back out.Thank you
Ok, that is something trully innovative in comparison to what we are used watching in the woodworking channels.
I never get bored watching people build another circular saw guide for the 1000th times 😂
Absolutely love this plan. I'm working in a teeny tiny shed and space is most definitely a premium. So useful. Thank you. Always great to see your uploads. Always useful builds.
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If I was still using my compact contractor saw I’d probably build this or the full size version but like you I got a cast iron contractor saw and I’m never going back. Night and day difference.
Another great idea. Thank you for sharing this.
Super cool idea, always amazing to watch you
А схемы у вас есть? Я бы тоже хотел сделать такой стол
Bro is so smooth in front of the camera!
…you been skiing?…
Love this!!
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300 mm, this is not saving, loss of structural rigidity, the idea is so-so
Too loud sound from your tools. Uncomfortable listen. You can listen how Adam Savage handles the audio in his videos