Roll In Saw Fixture Locks Complete! Machining and Assembly 

One comment to my fellow East Valley neighbor. I LOVE your clean shop/work space. You and Adam Booth really do a nice job with that. I was watching another youtube machinists channel last night. A very talented machinist to say the least. However; he clearly failed cleanliness and organization 101, lol.

Gday Aaron, I throughly enjoyed this series of video, it’s nice to see a machine be saved and put back into working life again, you have done a brilliant job in doing this and now you’ll have a saw that will last for many years, thanks mate

Great job on the build! Was a fantastic series to watch. Liked the care given to the recesses and the extra effort put in for the long term use and serviceability! Thank you for sharing.

I love that clamping setup.

Man that turned out nice. The dual clamp was a great idea.

Coming along well. It will better than new

Nice job! 👍🏻

Nice work.

Awesome job, enjoyed this series, thank you for your time and effort

I'm beyond jealous About the price you paid for the broach set.

I've been trying to scoop up a broach set on FB marketplace as well, you aren't kidding about that being a good deal! Those square broaches could be used to make some good boring bars to hold HSS bits

Looking real good! :o)

That was a steal you lucky dog.

Heatgun/hairdryer those labels and reposition once adhesive has softened. I like those material clamps. Is there a lot of deflection?

Now that you have that finished it's time to get a wiggle on finishing the DRO install.

$60 for that broach set? My wallet would leave rug burn on my butt I would take it out so fast for that deal! Nice catch!

Your cast iron table top came out extremely well! I know they will work just fine chewed up, but that one is nice to look at. I’d like to see what you would do with a drill press table with pecker tracks all over it. Those cast iron plugs you used would definitely be a thought!

That is a weird snap ring on that roller.

Really nice. I really enjoyed this. That -Roll In- is just the size I need. What model no.? -Thanks

Hi there! Please forgive my necropost... I stumbled on your channel pretty recently. Do you know where you got the tool bit tray that you use around @14:00? I could swear that I've seen the same kind of tray on another channel, but I don't remember where. Maybe Adam got sent one and showed it on SNS or something? I'm about to start setting up a small machine shop at work, and I'd like to buy or make something like that. I will probably just design something myself and 3D print it, but it's driving me nuts that I can't remember where I saw that same tray before!

Maybe some duct tape on the seam between the two catch trays. Looks great hopefully it will pay you back for all the labor you put into it. Thanks

Aaron, I suspect as you do your fabulous editing you see things (like we do) and pop yourself on the forehead and say ‘why didn’t I think of that?’ You beat yourself up over the blade you were using. I suspect you were referring to the low tooth pitch relative to the bar size? If so, if you had turned your rectangular bar 90 degrees, you would have had several teeth engaged. And since you have perfect straight and square fences now, that bar you were cutting would have been locked up solid. Hope you didn’t take offense to that. I was just watching Joe Pie’s latest video where he starts off and tells a great story of how his wife solution to a problem was so different and simpler to what he saw as the solution. Great rebuild. Please let us know what you did to fine tune cut straightness. Thanks for sharing 😀. I wish you all the best.

Say you definitely have machining ability and knowledge when it came to cutting the stock your blade would be correct if you would have cut material the width of the stock. Its about the amount of teeth engaged in the material

Hiya

Really interesting project. I enjoyed it immensely.

Aaron, Looking good... Re the stickers... remove them, unless you're being paid to make them visible to your 9,000 subscribers... Take care Paul,,

Nice you also give metric numbers, thanks!

Looks great. I would have done it slightly differently. Looks like when clamping low or high it bends the moving jaw a bit. Might wallow out over time with only a set screw. I would have left the bore shallow and come in from the front with a highly torqued Cap-screw. Looks awesome though Aaron. Give us an update when you get your cylinder in please!

Do you like eletronic edge finder? Great work.....nice cabinets on the back....

Could you share what model/where to buy those monster steel cabinets shown in the background near the end of the video? I'm always hunting for old office cabinets in auctions and classifieds but none come up as heavy looking as those. Thanks!

most stickers come off very easily with a bit of heat and you can adjust them and stick them back. If you're really determined to keep them. But... you could just take them off.

In which video did Robrenz show and discuss his Roll-In saw? I don't see a specific video on his channel...

Hot airgun for the stickers

It's good to know there is content out there (like Abom) to be relied upon, when I have a spare moment. Another great video. Thank you. Paul.

What if you need to cut something at a angle?

Great result

It's really annoying to see the Metric sized captions during the video. Why can't the metric challenged just do what we Imperial challenged do and mentally convert? Don't get me wrong, I much prefer the metric system but not at the expense of annoying captions. I work in fusion and my preferred units are mm, so I'm quite adept at knowing the different measurements. Good buy with broach set, you're lucky I didn't see it first. :-) Oh, and I agree with the stickers, for as much as they cost, they could do a lot better with the tags. I'd expect metal tags... Thanks for the vids.

Nice job, Aaron, those plates came out perfect. Though I do have a question about the lower support bars that you added to the workholding clamps... When you turn the handle to lock the pusher bars, does it clamp the lower bars as well? I'm afraid I don't see the benefit of adding those bars, if they're not locked as well.

I watch 100 or so machining youtubes and your work is at the top

Fantastic improvements!

Why did you climb mill with the radius cutter?

Nice Heinrich manoeuvre Aaron...

Very nice. I wouldn’t mind having one of these saws. Yeah, cockeyed nameplates really bother me too. Sometimes, if it’s thin plastic GooGone can inch underneath to let me remove and replace them nicely.

Not that I really need anymore tools, but man, it's really hard to pass up a deal like that for that broach set. Very nice find. I'm addicted to tools, that's part of my problem LOL The saw turned out great, you did an awesome job. I really appreciate your approach to the corrections you made. There's always more than one way to skin a cat, I always enjoy seeing what kind of bbq is used 😋

Very good Kind Sir. But then everything you do is great. Thank you so much for showing and teaching us "Gems" in a myriad of ways..

That gravity feed, looks great. With a couple of nice flavors(8-24 TPI) of Bi-metal blades and you should be set for a long time. 😉

Aaron, Great job. I want to see it in action with the correct blade and perpendicular cuts being made. NICE!!!

The whole clamping mechanism sure came out nice. It should be a joy to use. I would be interested in seeing how the blade travel works as I am not familiar with it.

Make your own sticker to replace them 👍

Those stickers would do my head in 😧

Amazing rebuild series. I have a question, is the blade square to the table, or does it lean forward at the top? Is there a way to adjust the moving blade frame to square the blade to the table?

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Hi Arron, great video as always, i was thinking about you power tapping, may a suggest that you consider using something like ER colet instead if using a drill chuck. taps will damage your chuck jaws when they slip ER collets are pretty inexpensive compared to replacement jaw sets . Cheers