Woodworking Tricks You'll Actually Use || Table Saw How To
Woodworking Tricks You'll Actually Use || Table Saw How To
Check out these woodworking tricks you’ll actually use with a helpful table saw how to.
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Bought those glasses, next day arrived. That night had a screw fly up and not ruin my one good eye. Win.
Would you please send me (ACCORDING TO STRENGTH)box joints. You know from a butt connection to a 45 degree with splines. That was an amazing vido. I really appreciate it.
Nothing with old people dude the!
The zero-clearance insert advice is huge- because it’s a multiple step kickback risk, it is not that obvious. I had a really close call doing that same type of cut with an even shorter piece and the whole thing caught on the end of the oversized stock insert groove.
Love your videos!
Concerning the Cove cut, I would locate the fence on the down-stroke side of the blade instead of the up-stroke side. It will give better support and less chance of catastrophic kickback. Plus, a push block that provides greater hold down pressure would also be beneficial. Remember, cove cuts are like ogres. They have many differnet layers, and you cut they layer by layer.
Good Day! What were the final dimensions?
Great tips, especially on the cove cuts
This is awesome! I’m just confused why the jig needs to be an entire box, when you’re only using the one side? For sturdiness maybe?
I would never have believed the ADD part had you not said so lol😅
I need to know if you bought the hoverboard just for that entrance. That’s my favourite entrance so far. All your entrances are fantastic. I watch these videos for the entrances. I occasionally also learn something, and I guess that’s nice.
I really like your videos, super informative and entertaining also! keep it up!
A year late but… Do you know of a company that produces riving knives that are THICKER than the factory pieces? Got a nice new heavy blade, but the body is wider than the factory riving knife and would love to find a drop in replacement. and thanks for the entertaining videos… on point
I’ve used the table saw to cut very clean circles in wood. It’s the same way but you just have the lumber cut in a circle.
First quick safety tip: don’t jump into frame next to your table saw whilst the blade is sticking out of it..
Call me weird but – I have safety glasses that are sunglasses (but actually, they are safety glasses) and don’t look different from some Walmart or convenience store sunglasses – so if I need to, I can wear them out! (Like, if I forget they’re on my face.)
thanks 👌
Very useful and practical, thanks!
These tips and trick videos are great, as a beginner it’s much appreciated 👍🏼
Thanks for these tips they’re really useful, also like your random style of humour lol
just wondering what the measurements are for getting the cove in the middle of the board , guess i need to watch the other video???
Where did you get your brander with your label on it?
Here’s a pro tip that not a lot of people know… when you cut a bunch of plywood or sappy wood.. it gums up your blades.. I take the blade and a 5 gallon bucket..I turn the bucket upside down & set the blade on the bottom of the bucket.. I use lacquer thinner filling up the cavity which should cover all the blades & soak them for a few hours & use a shop rag to wipe off the residue.. glue & sap dull your blades.. build-up of glue & sap makes it hard to cut smoothly & many people just toss their blades thinking they’re trash.. regular blade maintenance extends the life of your blades..thank me later
Not going to mention you should align your saw before you make those marks?
What happens when u cut across a loose knot, I just about lost an eye,
12:20 that is one of my favorite bible verses. I am sober and it is one of my strength verses. That is awesome, I already loved your channel now I love it even more 🙌
you keep saying you and woodworkers are lazy… are sure its lazy or is it efficiency?
Any dip wad worried about not looking cool wit safety glasses, Gunna look real cool with one eye jack. 👁.x
Remember, you will feel pretty bad if you don’t follow FEEL.
Feat
Eyes
Ears
Lungs
Protect them, use covered footwear, safety glasses, ear muffs and the appropriate face mask for the job.
You are one funny dude
Couldn’t you just keep a zero clearance in there all the time since it seems to be a safer option?
Dude love your videos, had to point out that right after you recommend using a sacrificial fence for things like cutting edge banding the video showing the kick back didn’t have one! Doh!
Think you can figure out a way to use a hover board to help on the outfeed side when feeding sheet goods through my contractors saw without a helper? 😉
Is there any right handed people that like the fence on the left side of the blade??
GREAT VIDEO THANK YOU VERY MUCH
As a new year wood worker, I really enjoy tips and tricks. They are very informative! Keep them coming.
@bourbon moth, does forrest still sharpen blades for free? i thought they quit doing that years ago and can’t find any mention of it anywhere on their website, i really really want you to be right, but unfortunately i think that fact is outdated (even before this video came out a year ago)
When you’re making a zero clearance insert, remember to take your riving knife off. Not that I’ve ever made that mistake before or anything.
Recent finder, not long time watcher yet, and old-ish guy that does that FB thing….which probably explains commenting on a year old video too. But my kids and I really enjoy and learn from your vids, so thanks.
I have wanted a flat top grind blade for a while and after watching your video here it occurred to me that I have the original 40 tooth blade with ATB grind that came on my saw but really hasn’t been used at all. So I found a local saw sharpening shop and had it turned into a flat ground blade for $10. Thought I’d mention that as option B for some of your viewers. All the best to ya, looking forward to more education and entertainment, peace.
I USE TEMPERED HARD BOARD TO MAKE MY INSERTS, AND I MAKE THEM FOR ZERO AND MY DATO AND I MARK WHAT THE DATO SIZE IS FOR EACH.
When making cove cuts I set the auxiliary fence board on the opposite side of the table saw blade. This is for actually minimizing the possibility of kick back. The blade is trying to push the coved board towards the auxiliary fence. I’ve made several tunneled laminated wood water skis using this method and never had any kickback. A kicked backed board to the stomach and ruined project can ruin your day.
Hi i noticed 1 Peter 5:8 on your arm.
Check out proverbs 23:29-35..
Watching that cove cut and thinking how fortunate I am to have bought the new Magswitch Featherboard Pro!
Awesome video. Is there a way the jig can be made without a drill press?
“Old people” aka people with an attention span longer than 30 seconds. 😂
That kickback video gives me PTSD to last winter when the exact same thing happened to me doing the exact same type of cut on a picture frame, and I instinctively tried to grab the board to avoid kickback and took off 2 fingertips on my saw blade. Same exact setup, was using a push stick, thought I was being safe… But when something is coming at your face, you either jump out of the way (correct, like you did) or you grab it (WRONG, like I did). I was very lucky that I only shaved a couple of millimeters off each finger, but after 3 months of finger gauze and an almost-debilitating close call, I’ve embraced the rule of "If this seems a little shady maybe I’m using the tool incorrectly and should re-think this."
Who makes the taper jig clamps?
Madness !
Great tips, but please quit trying to be humorous.
how do I cut a narrow deep cove
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