ULTIMATE PANEL SAW PART 2 OF 2 

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Va plutôt voir l'original JSK KOUBOU

@ oui je connais cette chaîne de grande qualité Merci

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Also rotate for each cut. Don't cut two sides resting on the same side against the fence. (Errors won't add up that way....)

yup you're definitely right on that , sir

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Thank you,the reason it backward because working objek is against the base, so the blade work is just like table saw, the different is on table saw we move the work object not the blade, on panel saw we move the blade, that is my thought

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Plans is inside the video,

Running it backwards would cut same way as if you push the stock trough on table saw with zero clearance insert.

depend on your materials, if you using all plywood instead of MDF I think it lighter than mine. mine now around 40-60kg with the counterweight

My panel saw that I build is 120cm max cut

120cm is max cut widht but you can cut as long as you want or your wall length just line up with the blade track you will get precision length that you want

Reverse cut pada posisi vertical panel saw seperti ini memang harus mas, mengingat objek yg akan dipotong kan menempel pada dudukan mdf panel saw bukan menempel pada circular saw nya , nah reverse cut blade berputar memotong kebawah jadi objek lebih aman terpotong

@@jhonarief ooo, mungkin pemberatnya harus jauh lebih berat dari circularnya yaa soalnya kalau logika saya sih kalau reverse, seperti saya naik motor yg masih distandar berdiri trus digas kemudian diturunin standarnya sambil didorong dari belakang nanti ban belakang akan menggigit tanah dan motor akan melaju sulit dikendalikan. beda cerita dengan normal cut jadi kalau diturunin standarnya sambil direm ban depan atau ditahan/didorong dari depan kebelakang nanti ban belakang akan berputar ditempat menggali tanah, parah2 paling bannya mandek.

Kalo mas lihat video panel saw saya, memang pemberatnya dan cs pada saat ditest dia imbang mas jadi cs bisa berhenti dimanapun posisinya tanpa tertarik keatas, dan pada saat pemotongan di juga tidak liar atqu terdorong kearah pengguna disebabkan kecepatan putar dan dorongan pisau cs, tekanan memang ada pada saat potong akan tetapi masih dalam batas wajar dan tidak terlalu menekan keras padahal yg saya gunakan mata pisau 80t dan bukan pisau baru jadi ketajamannya sudah berkurang, tapi panel saw saya rasakan masih sangat aman sekali digunakan, mungkin jika pisau saya ganti yg baru 40t tanduk saya rasa bakal super halus dan tidak ada dorongan sama sekali saat memotong

Any option for plans I can print out?

Iya om

Then make a second level French cleat for mounting it lower for heavier sheets......der

@@emarion I'll stick with me tracksaw Eric... 🙄🤫

Sheet goods in US seem to be larger than in other countries. Consequently, American panel saws are generally mounted lower. For smaller panels, a 1x or a 2x, this is a good height. How high off the floor is a table saw or miter saw? Also, this kind of configuration is likely to produce a better - as in “more square” - cut than some miter saws. Some folks make a similar jig that lies flat, but that requires space, just like a track saw does. Of course, this does consume some wall space. For my part, I am planning to build a new cart for storing sheet goods, with the capability to cut sheet goods on the back side, using a circular saw and straight edge. For smaller pieces, I plan to put something like this on the wall. My junior Army officers and engineering students were frequently reminded that there is always more than one way to solve a problem, and every decision involves trade offs. Also, some overlap in capabilities can be a very good thing to have at times.

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