dang, who edited this video?

you make me smile. great video and very inspirational. thanks from Chile!

Felicidades bonito trabajo y explicación

Great vid!

Do you have a tutorial somewhere for your wooden clamps? 😄

These are gorgeous

Good video!

How can you see what you're doing???

ima use this for a miss circle cosplay

I want to build one exactly like this but there are no measurements I need the measurements please if you can give me the measurements and this one I will be very very very happy and appreciate you

I recon it could do with some custom extraction ducting built into the table, might as well make the most of the funky geometry that 3d printing offers after all! Nice build though I enjoyed the watch

Thank you for this video!

uses a drill press to make a drill press

I tried to purchase plans for this. Followed the link and set up an account but went to a music download site. There’s no way to log into my account on your website. Trued again this time went to a different site. Have you been hacked?

Better than flushing it down the toilet

Pretty

Good advice, thank you

I found that a plain old eraser that comes on end of a pencil will clean that gunk off those sharpening stones relatively quickly

How are you related to 3DOCD?

Thank you for your guide video very helpful

I don't see why it had to be fixed.

Clever! We haven't seen this before. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

Interesting to see wood and plastic combined. I can't say I don't like it. Excellent work actually.

I see the runners and slides go beyond the drawer. Is there a set amount extended that it needs to be?

John, I see you’re still at! I love watching your videos because they are always exact.

This time you’ve taught me something new. I learned something that I hadn’t paid attention to before that you’ve demonstrated quite well. The Dovetail splines! Now, Where’s my chisels and router?!?

Love the idea but I would be unscrewing it every couple of minutes when my paper blunted.

I really enjoyed the video

cool, but isn't your hand a bit close to being chopped up from one mistake at 1:23?

do you have a video on your router setup?

I love how this guy builds!

i don't get what the problem was with the old vice...

Yeah yhat sh its gonna crack in half. I get its easier to work with now that y ou have a lighter screw with more surface area, but id trust some cheap wood over plastic that can delaminate. Buy maybe im just being pesimistic

Just use heat to soften an epoxy. In you case you could heat the rod (bolt) before screw it in

It’s great when an experiment comes together. well done

Very nice job!

This is so stupid 😂 It shows nothing! 😂 Just because something works on a tiny scale like this… ( which he was struggling with) doesn’t mean it will work on 50tonnes blocks 😂

I want to do this to my basement, but I'm concerned it'll just become a breeding ground for spiders and such.

this is part printed. it is also part wood so its not fully 3d printed. Still very cool tho

Lovely

재밌게 봤어요.😊

amazing job

One little tip for 3d printed threads is put a very light coat of silicone grease on them. It helps a ton when it comes to print on print contact. Makes it less "grainy" and turns smoother

Not sure how that would work on such a massive scale but it's one of the more plausible theories.

Great! 👍

Sorry I ever hassled you in the comment section. You are absolutely amazing at what you do. Thanks for all the vids

Wow this is the best circle jig i've seen for sure!

3D printing in all its glory, I still prefer the surety of wood and metal.

perfect!

Will there be plans for this if I can print most of the saw? Because it does seem to be a fun project and maybe even cheaper than building it with wood haha