TableSaw Workbench - How it works

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I had a few requests to show the integration between my workbench and table saw. Quite a few woodworkers use the excellent Dewalt DWE7840. This is one way to build a bench around that saw for better dust collection, outfeed and a nicer overall experience.

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@crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230 3 года назад

I have the DW7845, older model 10" Dewalt table saw and it took me a few different configurations to finally come up with a decent solution to dust control. The main problem we face is getting enough suction to the base. I ended up using a store-bought funnel made for table saws from my old Craftsman TS. I checked and they are still available online, but easy enough to make too. I enclosed the 3 sides and under the platform, the saw sits on I cut out a large square leaving a 2" ledge where I can still bolt down the TS. Then I attached the large square funnel to the underside of the platform and attach the vacuum hose to it. (I also shortened the hose going to the TS so there is no extra on the floor. That is where you lose a lot of the suction with flexible hose) I made a magnetic cover for the front for easy removal to get at the adjustment on the saw. I also tried the same thing but with a drawer under the saw to catch the dust falling. That worked very well too. I was moving things around when I found the funnel, that is why I tried it after the drawer. Good luck!

@markins666 4 года назад

I’m currently planing to buid a similar table saw stand/outfeed table/workbench. Yours is the best I’ve seen. Respect!!

@HT-hh1mh 3 года назад

I have seen countless videos about work benches and shop tours but this is by far one of the best looking, super clean shop. I absolutely love it

@rjsprojects 4 года назад

Nice set up. I have the same saw but I’ve been thinking of replacing the fence entirely and building a larger worktop around the saw and enclosing it in a similar manner as you. Thanks for the inspiration.

@asztapaszta9 4 года назад

Awesome bench and workshop! I hope you will post more videos in the future!

@jasonlai8728 4 года назад

Your workshop is very nice!

@mantau2961 3 года назад

Really nice workshop. It looks so clean.

@acanadianwoodworker 3 года назад

Thanks Man Tau

@haakonharnes 2 года назад

Very well thought out setup. You mentioned the miter slots on this saw is horrible. You're right, and it's because the paint rubs off onto the sled runners making it sticky. My solution was to remove the paint from miter slots using acetone. In fact, I removed all of the paint from the entire table saw top, then wet sanded and polished it. It's super slick and disguises the scratches that had accumulated over the years. Best of all, sleds work they should without any binding.

@oqueeutofazendoaqui 2 года назад

Hi. I made a table for my Dw745. Posted today. I used yours as a reference and mentioned in my channel. Thanks for inspiration!

@SSBeastman77 3 года назад

Really nice bench. Well done.

@markhedquist9597 Год назад

Hey, nice build. I'm intrigued by the addition of the extrusion on the fence. That is an excellent idea! Haven't searched for a video on it, but I can envision how it was done. I have the aluminum extrusion and proper bolts, and the understanding of how much improvement to cut quality it would provide. So, off I go!

@slb6440 3 года назад

Uowww! Show this project man. Congratulations👏👏👏

@HODYODesign 4 года назад

I love your white fire extinguisher! I'm glad I finally found a more detail maniac guy than I am myself :-) Love your shop and your workbench too, of course, and I will probably steal a couple of your ideas in the near future, I hope you don't mind. Lot's of inspiration in there. Great job!

@acanadianwoodworker 4 года назад

Thanks so much for your kind words! Please take any idea that suits you :). I checked out your instagram, your interior work is amazing, cheers!

@shootinblanks007 3 года назад

That’s one clean shop!!

@Legendary_UA 3 года назад

He doesn't even wear shoes inside there

@robslifting4life 3 года назад

Probably because it's never used.

@adrianburghelea9353 3 года назад

Great job ! :))) when somewhere is clean there is not work :))) Greatings from Romania and more blessings from God !

@diywoodworking7490 3 года назад

Nice, I made mobile liftable workbench with DEWALT DW745 and DW735 today!

@michaelh.7040 3 года назад

By far....the most beautiful, the most productive table I’ve seen...what a great job. R u in pharmaceutical industry....???… your shop cleaner than a pharmacy 👏👏👏👏👏

@nathanquinn1959 3 года назад

i realize it is pretty off topic but do anybody know of a good place to watch new series online ?

@muhammadjayce8198 3 года назад

@Nathan Quinn lately I have been using Flixzone. You can find it by googling =)

@peterguillermo4513 3 года назад

@Muhammad Jayce yea, been watching on InstaFlixxer for since march myself :)

@kcapkcans 4 года назад

I have an older model dewalt table saw and I've started building a design a bit similar to this. in thinking about how I want to handle the dust under the saw, I have considered a trap door in the center of the platform with the weight carried around the frame. I hope it works, though I'm in a garage, which has a bit more allowance for dustiness than what I think looks like a basement shop space

@acanadianwoodworker 4 года назад

Trap door is a good idea, I made a downdraft area in the right of the platform, but actually I hardly use it because it requires the extra time of hooking up another vacuum. I just let the dust collect in the enclosure, as you can see. Other ideas I had included a larger downdraft with a sloped 'sink' in the middle, so all the dust would funnel in and self-collect, but that was beyond my fabrication abilities. Have a great time time building your version!

@joedance14 Год назад

Beautiful shop! Please tell us something about the blade guard & overarm system. Thank-you

@markgeezey1809 3 года назад

Hi absolutely love this bench and set up. I have the same table saw and was wondering do you get suction from the back as designed and from the bottom? If so do both hose connections pull from the same dust extractor/shop vac? Also do you have any plans you would sell. I think a lot of followers would definitely purchase these from you as a fantastic looking bench. Certainly one of the best i have seen and superb for a DeWalt table saw and integration of the rack and pinion fence in to the worktop 👍👍👍

@xavierfrancis243 4 года назад

Great bench. What is the thickness of the melamine table top and where did you get it from. Home Depot and Lowes only has white melamine.

@acanadianwoodworker 4 года назад

Hi Xavier. Thickness is 5/8". Actually I got it at a Home Depot that carried black melamine - the Curity location in Toronto.

@plssmellmycheese 3 года назад

Really great setup...as others have mentioned, a bit more detail about how you enclosed the saw would be really useful, as we all have the "sawdust spits out from everywhere" issue! Your enclosure looks effective and also easily removable...👍

@acanadianwoodworker 3 года назад

Yes I wish I had some sort of plans to offer on building the enclosure, but I just made it up in one shot. The main thing is just to build some kind of box around the saw with removable sides.

@plssmellmycheese 3 года назад

@@acanadianwoodworker thx for the reply😃...I shall get to the drawing board!

@Ricks2Cents 4 года назад

New Subscriber. Nice table. Mine is not nearly as Fancy looking as yours, but it does the job. I'll have to drop a link to the video once I've uploaded it.

@acanadianwoodworker 4 года назад

Can't wait to see it! Yes, functionality is really all that matters at the end of the day ;)

@usaf4dbt 4 года назад

Very interesting, I've been looking for a way to enclose my table saw, this gives me a good starting point. Could you explain the front cover for your design, advantages?

@acanadianwoodworker 4 года назад

Hi David, on my saw a lot of dust blows out the front (and makes the floor slippery and dangerous in the front), so I had to cover it with something. This design has two holes for the on/off, and fence lock. And then a flap to reach in and adjust blade height. After I made it I discovered it was impossible to change the blade angle with the cover on, so I just take it off quickly for that. But basically the end game is just to stop dust blowing out the front.

@usaf4dbt 4 года назад

@@acanadianwoodworker Thanks for the info and quick response!

@jimlad01 3 года назад

Wow, what an amazing surgical shop. Really well considered and designed. I have this saw too, the top is way out of flat, the mitre slots are terrible, the fence is great though and when paired with the right blade you can still get great results. Are you by any chance a designer/engineer/architect/surgeon/German?

@jigneshjhaveri 2 года назад

:-)

@Kevinrichardsonministries 4 года назад

Amazing... I just built pretty much the exact same set-up... "cut-outs" and all, and hadn't seen your videos yet. Glad to have found your channel and have subscribed. My current issue though is... I ordered 1/2 steel plate after having built the frame (out of steel also) but when the 4' x 8' sheet arrived I found it was only 8mm and "not" 12mm plus... like it's "supposed to be." I'm in The Philippines and simply getting materials is difficult and much more getting "the right ones." Add to that... "this v i r u s" has basically shutdown all deliveries for further shipments, so I'm back at the scratch my head point trying to figure out the best "workaround." Oh well... Life is what happens, when you make other plans... right?? Ha ha ha... and that said... Thumbs Up on your vids. You're a "thinker" and it's enjoyable to see what you're building. Blessings to You and Yours...

@acanadianwoodworker 4 года назад

Thanks for the kind words! Wow I'd love to see your outfeed table!

@Kevinrichardsonministries 4 года назад

@@acanadianwoodworker ... Roger that... I'll try and do a quick video today (but it won't be great quality like yours) showing what I've done and are doing but please be forewarned... my garage is still a mess as I had been full time ministry for quite some time and everything else got neglected while we were warning people of what "was (and is now here) coming." We are now in the process of getting her dialed back in but it's slow go... so Stay Tuned !!

@jacobhill70 3 года назад

I would love a video on those Gripper style push blocks! I can't bring myself to pay $60 for a push block..

@anderskauffmann3309 3 года назад

I thought myself this. Really glad I bought it, it gives a much more safe experience

@PMDPequenoMarceneiroDicas 4 года назад

nice shop Man, i thinking in take one dw745 too. today i using dsp600z

@WoodYouDoIt 4 года назад

PMD a DW745 é muito boa também. Eu tenho uma e fiz uma bancada idêntica a esta. Podes ver aqui ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-buZD18Yqp28.html Abraço

@PMDPequenoMarceneiroDicas 4 года назад

@@WoodYouDoIt opa irei ver aqui. não peguei ainda a minha.

@danielwong8004 3 года назад

do you just use the shop vac (or 2, one for the bottom, one for the over arm) or do you also run a dust collector? would love to have a dust free shop like yours!

@BennettPictures 3 года назад

For most cuts I just use a shop vac hooked up to the back dust exhaust on the Dewalt. And then for really dusty cuts (like long 2x4s) I'll run a second vacuum off the overarm and that can help a lot. I've always wanted to feel the power of a full-size dust collector though, I wish I could own one.

@kitchenscience324 2 года назад

Great video. I own that same saw. The dust collection is horrible. I built my own bench, similar to you, and built an encasement around it...seemed to help. I can tell you that I blue taped the blade cowl (Sorry, can’t seem to remember the name of that yellow piece that the blade pushes through) and that seemed to help prevent dust from coming up the best. Thanks for sharing :)

@BarrySumpter Год назад

I've got the same saw and want to maximize dust collection. Can't seem to find out what a blade cowl is. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Is it the same thing as the Trunion? Anyone?

@kitchenscience324 Год назад

@@BarrySumpter it’s the insert that sits in the table that the blade rises thru. I taped mine because it minimizes the amount of extra volume that the remaining space around the blade can use to throw dust out. Blue tape trick works well.

@BarrySumpter Год назад

@@kitchenscience324 just want to confirm. It’s NOT the throat plate?

@kitchenscience324 Год назад

@@BarrySumpter I believe throat plate is another name for the piece I am describing.

@BarrySumpter Год назад

@@kitchenscience324 champion!

@dk31rc 3 года назад

Excellent Job. It looks like the long miter track you added is as thick as the melamine. How did you manage to embed it in the melamine and keep the left part of the bench top from braking off?

@acanadianwoodworker 3 года назад

The melamine is 5/8 inch, and the Incra track is 1/2 deep. So there's 1/8 left in the melamine. The melamine coating on the bottom actually makes such a small thickness pretty strong. Its also reinforced by placing that thin part along a 2x4, and then the left part is braced underneath as well. Even with all that I still think I'm going to hit it hard accidentally and just break the whole thing off.

@dk31rc 3 года назад

Thanks for the reply. Nice to know that it works this way. If you have diagonal braces ("knee" braces) holding the left part you should be ok. It is a weak spot of the bench but on the other hand you save on weight and complexity compared to thicker or multiple layers of sheets for the bench top.

@monyet12345 4 года назад

That's a nice looking workbench! I really like all that black! I'm planning on building a workbench with a built-in table saw and want to put a shroud around it like you did but was concerned with the impact on airflow. Do you every worry or have any issues with your table saw overheating?

@acanadianwoodworker 4 года назад

No there's enough air around the saw (like gaps, etc) so I don't think it would overheat easily. Plus I really only run it in bursts. You should be fine unless you create an airtight seal around the whole thing

@monyet12345 4 года назад

@@acanadianwoodworker Thanks!

@j.whiting7177 3 года назад

I want your shop! ;)

@robberthamming1840 Год назад

How did you get the long groove (on the left) square with the blade?

@acanadianwoodworker Год назад

Haha it was so long ago… I think I just had a board that I used as an edge guide for the router, and aligned it carefully so it ran parallel to the blade. (The router made the groove for the miter track)

@user-cm6bg8fl2c 3 года назад

Чистота как в операционной, в носках по мастерской!

@lynncagle9858 3 года назад

Nice and video in socks in shop. Love it.

@acanadianwoodworker 3 года назад

A lot of people seem to like the socks lol. Maybe I'll do it for every video ;)

@bmr2005 4 года назад

I would love to make this bench! Do you have any plans or videos?

@acanadianwoodworker 4 года назад

Sorry, I've never made plans before, just paper sketches. It's pretty simple if you want to build, just a big 'box' frame made from 2x4s with a melamine top

@WoodYouDoIt 4 года назад

I Benjamin, i made a similar bench for my Dewalt 745. You can see ihow i made it here and i have a link in the discription to plans. Thanks ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-buZD18Yqp28.html

@89154806103 2 года назад

02:15 Вот это- дорогого стоит! Дети проводят время рядом с отцом в мастерской, а не за телефонами по своим комнатам! LIKE!

@vegandew 4 года назад

Most impressive! Your out-feed table implementation is superb. Plus the rest of your shop is very inspiring. Got 1 question for you, given your remarkable attention to detail, I’m curious to know what led you to choose the Dewalt DWE7480. Since I’m new to woodworking and on the market for a compact table saw, the reasoning behind your choice would be greatly appreciated. Currently stuck in research paralysis. Sincerely, Your new subscriber.

@BennettPictures 4 года назад

Yes I feel that research paralysis, been there many times :). Before the Dewalt I had a terrible 125.00 Canadian Tire table saw, and it was a laundry list of everything that could be wrong or dangerous about a table saw. Then I saw the Dewalt on sale, did just enough research to see that people were generally happy with it, and bought one. Very glad I did. First off, I'm a hobbyist so a full sized cabinet saw is far off in my future. The Dewalt, given enough love and attention, can produce very fine results. I haven't found a wood species yet I couldn't cut with it. The key thing about the Dewalt is 1) The most important part of the saw, The Arbor, is perfect. 2) The rack and pinion fence, once adjusted one-time, is a lifesaver and will produce repeatable results. I only really discovered this after I bought and used it for a while though. I'd say don't hesitate to purchase if you're on the fence.

@vegandew 4 года назад

Wow, Thanks for taking the time to shoot me a response. This saw sounds great for hobbyists, has a perfect arbor and the rack and pinion fence gives you repeatable results. Feeling much more confident about pulling the trigger. Lastly, if you care to share, do you happen to have any dislikes? If not, no worries, thanks for posting such great content.

@BennettPictures 4 года назад

@@vegandew Haha no problem - 1) Miter tracks are a bit sloppy dimensionally (why I used a surrogate track) 2) Table surface is cast aluminum and not perfectly flat, but within about 0.3 mm which hardly matters 3) Dust collection is difficult until you shroud it

@vegandew 4 года назад

Matthew Bennett, Your input was greatly appreciated. Wishing you much success with your channel.

@ssgveight 4 года назад

Matthew Bennett Sir. I was curious where did you get the front shroud for your setup? Did you make that yourself? I m drafting some ideas for a similar bench and would love to get my hands on one of those shrouds.

@ronstrode9124 4 года назад

Very impressive table and integration of saw.. What is the front cover made of and how do you turn the saw on with cover?

@acanadianwoodworker 4 года назад

Hi Ron, the front cover is made of 1/4 inch MDF and spray painted. Two 1/4-20 knobs hold the cover in place. The on/off paddle is just inside the big hole on the bottom left, I reach in and turn it on. I also lift the hinged cover to change blade height, and there's another elongated hole on the right to reach the lock down lever for the fence.

@ronstrode9124 4 года назад

A Canadian Woodworker - Couple more questions::) 1. What is the dust shroud material? 2. Where is your on/off as I assume it is behind front (yellow) cover, but do you have to open each time? Thank you..

@acanadianwoodworker 4 года назад

@@ronstrode9124 The on/off is right behind the hole on the left side, so I can just reach my fingers inside and turn on/off without taking off the cover.

@ronstrode9124 4 года назад

A Canadian Woodworker Thank you and what is dust shroud material?

@acanadianwoodworker 4 года назад

@@ronstrode9124 1/4 inch MDF / hardboard type material, spray paint finish. Hope that helps!

@owenjones-wells9395 7 месяцев назад

Do you find the noise level of the saw is reduced having the saw boxed in like you have?

@acanadianwoodworker 7 месяцев назад

Thats a great question. Actually not at all, its still screaming loud. Its one of the loudest tools Ive ever used. I almost considered lining everything with Sonopan!

@scollyer.tuition 2 года назад

It seems that the infeed area in front of the blade is pretty small with this saw, and it doesn't look like it'd be too easy to fix that, given the position of the fence control - do you find this to be a problem?

@acanadianwoodworker 2 года назад

When I need more support in front, I use a roller stand. Like for instance if I need to support a four foot long board on its way into the saw. Only takes me a few moments to set up, so not a huge problem for now. But yes - the more in-feed the better! Still wish I had a bigger saw.

@meowzic 3 года назад

I have an irrelevant question and not sure to who to ask. I'm trying to build a workbench that is level with my contractor saw on a rolling stand. It shows it's level on my garage floor but I'm getting different height measurements from 34 3/8" on one end and 34 7/8" on the other end. I'm not sure if the rolling stand is not a consistent height or if it has something to do with the ground. Do you know how I could find the height that would be level with the workbench?

@acanadianwoodworker 3 года назад

I think that's slightly beyond my current brain power! Yeah I guess check everything separately and see where the error or mis-level could be. Keep asking different people, lot of brain power on the internet and I'm sure you'll get a good response that will help sooner or later

@meowzic 3 года назад

@@acanadianwoodworker I just ordered some leveling casters wheels, hopefully that'll solve the issue

@sulblazer 3 года назад

How is the tablesaw secured into its cove? I'm guessing once you have the blade aligned with that large external T-track, you'll not want it to budge even in the slightest....so I'm sure you have a means to make sure the tablesaw doesn't move.

@acanadianwoodworker 3 года назад

On the underside of the Dewalt saw there are four mounting points (holes through the frame) - I just have 1/4-20 bolts through those holes, attaching it to the platform. I'm glad you asked though - it actually does move out of alignment a little! When the saw starts up, there is a 'jerk' to the side. It's the sheer power of a sudden start of a direct drive motor at 4800rpm. So even though it's bolted down really firmly, it does creep out of alignment after a few dozen starts of the saw. Only 1/64 of an inch or something at maximum.

@scollyer.tuition 2 года назад

Is the work top solid melamine, or melamine faced particle board? I've never seen solid melamine boards in the UK, so I'm assuming that it's the particle board stuff.

@acanadianwoodworker 2 года назад

Yes, it's a chip board / particle board, with a melamine coating. Even just an 0.2 millimetre coating creates such a tough surface. It'd be incredible if there was a version where the coating was thicker, like a full mm

@scollyer.tuition 2 года назад

@@acanadianwoodworker Thanks for the response. I was interested for two reasons: 1. I was feeling jealous that Canada may be getting fancier stuff than Britain. You've put my mind at rest there. 2. The other day I came across a material called Valchromat, that looks like an improved MDF board (stronger, coloured throughout the body, not just faced with a surfacing material, moisture resistant, etc), and I was wondering if this was something similar.

@acanadianwoodworker 2 года назад

@@scollyer.tuition Yes that's interesting, I just looked up valchromat - it sounds like it would be perfect for a workbench. The fact that it's coloured all the way through would look a lot better than seeing exposed particle board.

@scollyer.tuition 2 года назад

@@acanadianwoodworker It might be good for a workbench, but having read a bit more about it, I think that it doesn't have the smooth surface that you get with melamine (the wood chips are visible, I think), so your setup may be better after all.

@salvatoresalvio204 3 года назад

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@adamoc2431 10 месяцев назад

Do you have plans do the table saw bench?

@acanadianwoodworker 10 месяцев назад

No, I just made it up as I went along. You don't want the plans - you can do better!

@brunofonseca9686 4 года назад

Let me ask you something, doesn't the black melamine makes the sawdust more apparent?

@acanadianwoodworker 4 года назад

Absolutely, you can see when it's dusty very easily. It motivates me to keep it clean. Easy actually, I just use the wide floor sweep attachment for a vac and do it in seconds.

@correolosrosales 4 года назад

Hi !!!! Can you tell the height ,width and long of the table??? Thanks in advance.

@acanadianwoodworker 4 года назад

Hi Javier, the table is 8.5 feet long, 4 feet wide, and 38 inches high.

@correolosrosales 4 года назад

@@acanadianwoodworker after some time of use... do you still put the saw in the center of the table or move it to left or right edge of the table? Thanks for the reply

@acanadianwoodworker 4 года назад

@@correolosrosales Yes, I still keep it in the center - it's actually kind of locked in that position, as all my sleds reference that exact position (using the extra miter track on the left)

@MascisMan1 4 года назад

What is the width of this table?

@acanadianwoodworker 4 года назад

Hi MascisMan, the width is 48 inches (for the top surface) but the lower part of the frame (the footprint) is only about 38 inches

@scottaaa397 3 года назад

what is the overall dimensions of the table?

@acanadianwoodworker 3 года назад

I think it's 4 foot by 8.5 feet, and then about 38 inches high

@No-zx8ug 2 года назад

Счастливый папаня!

@soarebv Год назад

👍

@lesf5792 3 года назад

You’re an Engineer disguised as a woodworker! Bet your kids have tidy rooms too! 👍

@acanadianwoodworker 3 года назад

Haha not a chance, the kids rooms are filthy lol. Thanks for watching!

@woodyzwoodshop3513 4 года назад

hay... how much for the table saw...?

@williamn01 4 года назад

Round £450-£500 pounds in the UK I've had this saw and didn't like it with the noise it created way to loud sold it and I have went through 3 different ones since still have two. You get them way cheaper in the US about 300 dollars 💵

@woodyzwoodshop3513 4 года назад

@@williamn01 thanks...by the way...how are you there...? stay home, be safe...

@williamn01 4 года назад

@@woodyzwoodshop3513 yea fine here think it's going to get worse before it gets better tho been off work the past three weeks on lock down, so just got to ride it out and see what happens hope your well to 👍

@mrclean146 3 года назад

How clean...I'm in my socks. I guess you have.ro take your shoe's off first. Love it.

@user-po5jj8ib7i 3 года назад

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@GaryBowen73 3 года назад

OMG!!! I I AM SO IN LOVE WITH YOUR TABLESAW OUTFEED WORK BENCH SET UP!!!!! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HAVE A HOW TO BUILD VIDEO ON THIS WHEN I GO SUBSCRIBE TO YOUR CHANEL TO SEE MORE OF THIS!!!!!

@Kevinrichardsonministries 4 года назад

Ok... I scrapped together a video showing my "metal version" of this type of design, as promised. It's on my channel... as I'm having trouble copying & pasting the link to post it here re: computer issues. Sorry for the inconvenience...

@Niesha266 11 месяцев назад

You do have to spend some time setting the saw up... blade, fence, etc. But once done, the saw is great. Fairly compact which is Nice ru-vid.comUgkxXh-4_3-ZT1fFWP91ZV7iVqzElr0lEb-a I did get an Incra Miter Gauge which takes some setup as well. The stock miter gauge can be adjusted in the miter slot with a little painter's tape... this tightens up the side to side play a lot.

@andrewmcgillivray1881 2 года назад

are those OSHA approved socks?

@Epimenides6 3 года назад

That's really more a surgery room than a wood working shop!!!

@galistvan8557 3 года назад

Vicces a műhelybe zokniban dolgozni??!!

@RichardRecupero 3 года назад

the amount of time and money invested on that portable saw you could have just bought a cabinet saw.

@acanadianwoodworker 3 года назад

Interesting comparison! I don't think money wise it would be equal, the saw & bench is very inexpensive. Really just fibreboard, 2x4s, scrap wood and paint. But if time was money it would be equal. It's just a hobby for me that I've had to pick up to renovate my house (I enjoy it too). If I went professional, cabinet saw absolutely is worth the investment. There are many operations you can do on a cabinet saw that a job site saw will never accomplish. Thanks for watching!

@jasonmernerr 3 года назад

shops too clean.. never seen someone wearing socks in a shop lol

@acanadianwoodworker 3 года назад

Hahah! Actually I normally wear these ratty rubber slippers. They looked so distracting on camera I just took them off. The shops clean but unfortunately my wardrobe is like some castaway on a desert island. Thanks for watching!

@rusteeznutz 3 года назад

OCD at its finest

@acanadianwoodworker 3 года назад

People often say that, but my journey was a long one. I used to be so disorganized and messy I would put a driver bit down and instantly lose it in a pile of debris. Then spend hours looking for something that was in my hand a moment ago. Drove me crazy, but I didn't know what to do. When I saw how clean German woodworkers shops were on RU-vid, it blew my mind as to how organized they were. So it became like a game with myself, to see how organized and clean I could make my work experience. It's really helped a lot.