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As long the audio is audible and there’s no headphone user hurting noises and the camera is focusing on what you want to show, I will be happy watching. send me a link when you have it :)

I am playing with bench dogs :) I will use the dowels to make some jigs... I know the accuracy is not even close to a CNC'd top and jigs, but I am curious how close can I get doing manually, and if I can evolve the tools recursively until reaching a good enough state.

That sounds like fun! Will give it a try.

ah it does! got it!

I did watch a bunch of youtube videos, I didn't find a method that I could do with the few tools I got in hand, or that was safe enough. I saw people doing with router tables and rounding bits, even jogs to spin square wood on top of table saw blades (from "Merica"). I am mostly leaned to make a...

dumb question: what is the screw on the plate and the plate for?

Thanks for letting me know. I am wearing respirator, safety glasses and hearing protection, but didn’t know saw dust could be toxic.

This weekend I played with the plunge saw. Tried rip, cross, 45 degree cuts. Made the cross cut jig from the 10 miutes workshop videos, tried a picture frame but the angles were slightly off… overall lots of fun, mistakes and learning :) I wanted to share this as a thank you for all the...

I am leaving this thread smarter than when I joined :LOL: (and with considerable higher chances of fully ageing with 8 fingers and 2 toes in my hands)

The discussions in this post are way above and beyond what I expected, thank you very much everyone. My take off is that a table saw is not a versatile of a tool as American youtubers make it look, once you have riving knife, crown and half way through fence, it seems that you are basically...

Ok. Very valuable advices here. My motivation is the hands on fun. I believe restoring an old table saw would be fun as well, or even upgrading a table saw for more accuracy and repeatability. What I don’t want to happen in the end is to have a table saw that is only marginally more accurate...

Hello everyone! My first post here, nice to e-meet you all :) I am planning my second shop project, just finished a workbench and now I want to make a table saw using a circular saw attached under the top. W.r.t the saw requirements I am thinking of a saw with riving knife, > 1300W, >4000rpm...

First workbench ever. Just started in the craft. Almost all my tools are in display in the photo haha I want to make a table saw now.

Are you still wanting to get rid of it?