Please friends when you watch videos like this, think about safety! I've seen already three no no's! If you cut tiny pieces on the miter saw put a piece of wood behind your cut otherwise that piece can hit you in the head best case scenario you won't find the piece you want! Second when using a push stick on the table saw use it close to the blade and not the fence, you are risking binding the material to the blade. It will kick! Third might not be a no no but the self made vise has the bars sticking towards you it's annoying and after two or three days you won't use it anymore. Otherwise I love the solutions ppl come up with it helps uus
the ideas are good and well-presented, but the use of the planing machine is dangerous. The hand should never pass over the blade, if the blade snatches on the wood it will push it back and the hand will then come into contact with the blade. The irony is there is a perfectly good guard on the machine, please use it and use a push stick.
Ur usig 2 tables saws in this video? One is the Metabo? but the Cast Iron table is?? I cannot afford one atm but I'd love to have the money for one bcos they're the type of machine u really need for top line woodworking imo. U have made some great things in the video, in ur shop. Is this ur home shop or do u have a business from here? Ur very intelligent in how u think things out. I don't spend enough time in my little shop but I am getting out there more during the winter nights. For some strange reason I seem to like it more being out in my workshop when the nights come in earlier and it's colder in there. I don't have heating in my shop and it gets cold at times but I like it like that.. haha! It makes me want to work more. LOL Great builds my friend. I look forward to watching more of ur videos.
Great content youre putting out. I loved the jig saw mod. Could you do a mod from angle grinder to miter saw? That would be cool imo. Regarding the penny mod, i just hammer in a nail and remove the top pop on a heat shrink and thats good enough you should try it, its a much simpler setup.
