Now my Table Saw is Safer and Cleaner! /⚡Building The Best Overarm Dust Collection /DIY /Woodworking 

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Thank you.

Hello my friend, your comments are always welcome. where do you live? Whenever I upload a video, you see it quickly.

@@carpentak I live in Australia on the Goldcoast

oh good I've been to Melbourne and Sydney before. Australia is a wonderful place.

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OMG!! I hope he has recovered from his injury!. I once had a small strip of wood about 1/2" square get kicked back at me and it hit my lower abdomen area. It left a nasty looking red mark and bruise for months. If I hadn't been wearing a leather belt at the time, I'm sure it would have impaled me. I see so many woodworkers on here that remove the riving knife, and that's when accidents occur. The saw I was using at the time was my uncles and I was helping h cut out pieces of burl for the dark of an old Dusenburg car when that happened. It was a beautiful old Unisaw, but he had lost the riving knife at some point. After that happened, I made him a riving knife out of steel. I found the exact dimensions online for it. You have to be vigilant at all times when operating such powerful machines!!

@@crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230 Thanks for sharing your experience. I told myself I’ll never buy a table circular saw, because I must admit I’m pretty distracted or not so concentrated at least, so, once I’m retired, I’m going to buy a cnc laser and make something out plywood and veneers…pretty limiting, but way more safe.

thank you. It is a Matsui Japanese Kegaki Gauge / Scriber Gauge.

Thank you!

thank you. I don't think the brush you mentioned is necessary for mine. There are very few gaps between the wood and the guard. It is about 1mm or 2mm. That would be useful if you designed it to avoid adjusting the height of the head.

I'm not sure how I missed that I started viewing this video in the middle and didn't see the whole video. Do you have plans?

I can't make a plan. However, I share photos and information of the production process in my channel membership community. It is a paid membership that gives a small amount to the channel. Even a month is fine. Thank you for your interest.

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My only video about this is this video. There are no other more detailed videos. Sorry and thank you.

@@carpentak Ok, thank-you for getting back to me in a timely manner. I must have been thinking of something else.

I have the 4hp Harvey Alpha TS. I'm watching this video because its dust collection is not great (on many levels). In fact--although I like the saw overall--it feels like there was zero "Use Case" analysis in its design. Several areas needed refinement and modification for smooth operation. Not trashing the saw, just saying it is by no means a well-sorted piece of equipment as released to market.

@@branchandfoundry560 Interesting. Thanks.

yes that video is on my channel. please visit my channel thank you

thank you My dust collector is a 1 horsepower normal dust collector.

thank you It is the Veritas Small Router Plane.

I used 10mm acrylic. I don't know if you've seen it, but I also have a video of making it on my channel. thank you

@@carpentak thanks 😊 watched it after I commented this one. There factory fence isn’t straight so this is a necessary upgrade!

I've never used Dewalt's dust collection cover, so I don't know. It's an inconvenient system.

yes it is possible

Mine is also not correct. Adjustments must be made during installation

I installed a 1hp dust collector on my dewalt. With it, dust is sucked in two lines from the bottom and top. Thank you

How to start 2 machines at the same time?

I installed a dust collector switch in the empty space of the switch on the table saw. So I can have both machines on and off at almost the same time.

I got it from a stationery store.

In your country? By the way, great work my frien

That's right. I got it from a store near my house. thank you friend

I can't make a plan. sorry

Since my studio is small, I sometimes have to change the position of the table saw. So I made the table saw moveable and also clamped it to the side of the table saw to move with it. Since my table saw is portable, I cannot cut large sheets in the first place. So there is no situation where a pillar of this would interfere with my work.

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Yes, but I'll try it next time I have free time. I am very busy these days

Thank u man

Thank you. It's because the dust cover covering the saw blade of the table saw collects most of the wood chips, so the remaining dust that couldn't get out is blown to me. I put an intake on the back of the blade to absorb them.

This multi gauge was purchased second hand. [Matsui] Japan / Scriber Gauge And the round template was purchased at a nearby stationery store.

@@carpentak thanks for responding so quickly.