I stumbled upon these three videos today, started watching part 1 - "uploaded 9 months ago.. awesome he should be done by now". I'm so excited for part 4 now, I hope it's not far away! I love that your solution to this problem was to spend hundreds and hundreds of design hours on it instead of just buying something!
Bisher der beste Ansatz den ich gesehen habe. Ich habe die gleiche Säge und das gleiche Problem. Kann es nicht erwarten um Teil 4 zu sehen. Ich werde deinen Kanal schon mal vorsorglich abonnieren und hoffe darauf das eine Material Liste erscheint.
Looking forward to part 4 of this project! I plan to do the same thing, and would like your impressions once you're done. I've been using track saw for ripping plywood, but it would be nice to have this panel sled instead of just extra support stands for my saw.
Hey, thanks. Sorry for the pause in this series, over the summer I spend more time with my family (and less in the workshop). But this series will be continued, I already received new materials.
Bisher bester Ansatz den ich gesehen habe. Ich habe die gleiche Säge und das gleiche Problem. Habe deinen Kanal vorsorglich abonniert und hoffe das Teil 4 schnell kommt und eine Materialliste dabei ist.
Brilliant so far. Can't wait for the final episodes. Could you be persuaded to create a set of plans? I am assuming it does not make any difference where one buys those aluminium extrusions. Do you concur or do you have a Geheimtipp?
I am afraid that by the time you are done the Bosch will be the weakest point of the saw :) Btw may I ask you about the drill stand you have? Looks like the Wabeco - I only just recently found out about it and it looks great, though I am not finding many 'honest reviews' on it :D So if you could perhaps share your experience with it.
Hi Kristof, ja, perhaps the Bosch will be the "attachment" at the end :) It´s a journey, let´s see. The drill stand is the Wabeco. I used the Wolfcraft stand (about 70,- Euros) previously and that thing did a pretty good job too. I upgraded for more reach, mainly. And for some more precision. The Wabeco is more rigid, more heavy. And it is more flexible, I can drill horizontally, which I allready used for drilling in long parts (along their long axis).
Hey, thanks. Sorry for the pause in this series, over the summer I spend more time with my family (and less in the workshop). But this series will be continued, I already received new materials. I will list the (important) materials and tools used.
I´m about to finish it, its under construction right now. I think, there will be 2 more videos, the next one about the modular sled and the final one about solid flip stops and real live testing.
I'm guessing it wound up a failure since after six months there is no follow up. Frankly he went about it wrong in my opinion. Don't take a benchtop saw and try to turn it into a panel saw. It's been to use a cabinet saw and build to a cast iron top and a trunion.
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I stumbled upon these three videos today, started watching part 1 - "uploaded 9 months ago.. awesome he should be done by now".
I'm so excited for part 4 now, I hope it's not far away!
I love that your solution to this problem was to spend hundreds and hundreds of design hours on it instead of just buying something!
This is so exciting!! I can't wait to see more of this! Your engineering prowess makes this exciting to watch.
Allways listen to you're sweetheart 😁...... looking forward to part 4 .
Greetings from Holland
Bisher der beste Ansatz den ich gesehen habe. Ich habe die gleiche Säge und das gleiche Problem. Kann es nicht erwarten um Teil 4 zu sehen. Ich werde deinen Kanal schon mal vorsorglich abonnieren und hoffe darauf das eine Material Liste erscheint.
Looking forward to part 4 of this project! I plan to do the same thing, and would like your impressions once you're done. I've been using track saw for ripping plywood, but it would be nice to have this panel sled instead of just extra support stands for my saw.
Hey, thanks. Sorry for the pause in this series, over the summer I spend more time with my family (and less in the workshop). But this series will be continued, I already received new materials.
Bisher bester Ansatz den ich gesehen habe. Ich habe die gleiche Säge und das gleiche Problem. Habe deinen Kanal vorsorglich abonniert und hoffe das Teil 4 schnell kommt und eine Materialliste dabei ist.
Very nice series of videos - looking forward to the final episode(s).
I'm really looking forward to the next video, the most important one, I think.
Thank you for your work!
I like the way you present
oh..!! I dont have that patience..! LOL please release the next video. I need to build one for me...!
Hi Tim!
Sieht gut aus, bin gespannt wie es weiter geht ☝️
Brilliant so far. Can't wait for the final episodes.
Could you be persuaded to create a set of plans? I am assuming it does not make any difference where one buys those aluminium extrusions. Do you concur or do you have a Geheimtipp?
Do you have the final result? Really interested on this one.
nice work man, Any updates?
Where is part 4 ?????????
Updates? I am doing full bed sliding table not side, this way all work be it 8x4 sheet can be secrured on bed fully and table slides to make cut
I am afraid that by the time you are done the Bosch will be the weakest point of the saw :) Btw may I ask you about the drill stand you have? Looks like the Wabeco - I only just recently found out about it and it looks great, though I am not finding many 'honest reviews' on it :D So if you could perhaps share your experience with it.
Hi Kristof, ja, perhaps the Bosch will be the "attachment" at the end :) It´s a journey, let´s see. The drill stand is the Wabeco. I used the Wolfcraft stand (about 70,- Euros) previously and that thing did a pretty good job too. I upgraded for more reach, mainly. And for some more precision. The Wabeco is more rigid, more heavy. And it is more flexible, I can drill horizontally, which I allready used for drilling in long parts (along their long axis).
@@tims.2832 Cool. If you reckon it's worthwhile, I would love to see a video showing it in use.
How are things comming along? Any updates soon?
Can I get the plans and measurements?
Is there a part 4 and a set of plans with the material you purchased? Thanks
Hey, thanks. Sorry for the pause in this series, over the summer I spend more time with my family (and less in the workshop). But this series will be continued, I already received new materials. I will list the (important) materials and tools used.
@@tims.2832 Thank you 😊
Hey, did you ever finished it, I would like to see the final result?
I´m about to finish it, its under construction right now. I think, there will be 2 more videos, the next one about the modular sled and the final one about solid flip stops and real live testing.
@@tims.2832 great, looking forward to it.
Please upload the next
Man....! Its been forever...! Did you quit?
I'm guessing it wound up a failure since after six months there is no follow up.
Frankly he went about it wrong in my opinion. Don't take a benchtop saw and try to turn it into a panel saw. It's been to use a cabinet saw and build to a cast iron top and a trunion.
Come on with that last video. If you make me wait too long I’ll have to figure it out on my own
I´ll try to speed things up, mate. ;-)