You will regret not making these for your table saw! This is how you make them.

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I have struggled to cut big sheets for a long time, but with these table saw infeed support arms, I can now easily cut full-size sheets. They are super easy to set up and can support full-size sheets.
Here are the links to the plans for these infeed support arms. Available for both metric and imperial builders! etsy.me/4a4hPoJ
Here are my other build plans:
www.etsy.com/se-en/shop/Desir...
And some cred to Izzy Swan for the inspiration :)
Chapters:
0:00 This is what it is
1:28 Let the build begin!
15:58 Installing a rail on the workbench

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17 май 2024

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@kulaksikulak 5 дней назад

you are a genius! 👍👍👍👍👍

@homemadetools 7 дней назад

Nice work on a sturdy table saw accessory. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum last week 😎

@barbarianatgate2000 8 дней назад

I've seen other sets of these, but I think this is my favorite and the one I will build. The other ones I've seen are functional and work just fine, but there's something almost elegant about this design. Of course, the fact that their built in a nice shop without dust and crap all over the place probably helps with that perception. Cheers!

@EarlyRiserWorkshop 13 дней назад

Your video tells the story! Nicely filmed, edited, and kept my interest. Thanks 👍

@stokestack 9 дней назад

Good idea with the toggle clamps. I think I'll make these for my DeWalt job-site saw, because the surface available in front of the blade is absurdly small.

@travelwell8098 14 дней назад

I saw this same idea on Izzy Swan's channel...... it's a great accessory! Even with the added support I'd still be nervous using it when trying to rip a full sheet. I'd be concerned about the front end staying down, even with a featherboard in the fence, or not keeping even lateral pressure against the fence as I'm feeding the board through the saw. But that's just me. 🙂. Nice build and thank you for sharing!

@DesireToInspire1 14 дней назад

I totally get what you mean. Handling big sheets is always tricky and in most cases its better to move the saw then the big sheet. I ♥ Izzy Swan content, great stuff :)