That's a good solution. But with your saw, do you really need retractable wheels? The size of castor you need wouldn't be very high, and wouldn't make much difference to the table height. My Planer would need heavy-duty 5" high castors, A big difference to the working height. So I would need a base that has lockable castors on outriggers, so the planer is only an inch or so higher when it's on the base. It weighs some 700lbs, so lifting gear isn't really practical.
mine had 2 big wheels on one end ,and the casters and bracket from a bed on the other end that has a bar to lift it off the floor....simple but useful.........yours is more maneuverable.
A little bulky but your idea is spot on. I saw your mortice rig and commented there. You are a cut above, sorry for the pun. I just may improve my current Craftsman (factory accessory)individual leg system that I have ALWAYS hated. (it is better than nothing though)
Many "woodworkers" have a workshop with a table saw that doesn't travel from job to job. For those with a contractor type saw in their workshop (as opposed to the bigger and heavier cabinet types) this is a good idea.
One thing I have to say; though this is quite awesome, because wood is quite soft (in comparison to some metals and such) and easily compressed, don't you think that eventually the indentation at the top of the track's edge( that the ball bearings travel down) will wear down and the mobile base would not even work at all?
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i have an easier idea to accomplish the same thing....you drive to your nearest sears and you buy a "mobile base" it will cost you $29.99 plus tax...i really don't need the pleasure of building it myself.....don't take me wrong this guy is amazingly smart....i work under the idea of how much time it takes me to do something not how much money i save...i would imagine Mathias has a lot of free time in his hands...how about getting a girlfriend ...or maybe a second one...
Five stars. Effective and simple. I wouldn't have thought of it. I probably would've come up w/ something more complicated, like linkages. After seeing this my complexity complex can't be held back. I'm thinking of trapping the bearings with an upper track parallel to the bottom ramp. They're not needed but would keep the castor/frame unit more tied to the saw base. Again, it's not needed at all, so, "As you were, soldier! Well done!"
KA-TCHUNK! I love this sound. <3
LudwigNyman 5 months ago
i thought about that when i was five
thehorseshoecurve 6 months ago
you mustve been a total nerd in hs, but your a genius. imma try and make this
13neirad 7 months ago
That's a good solution. But with your saw, do you really need retractable wheels? The size of castor you need wouldn't be very high, and wouldn't make much difference to the table height. My Planer would need heavy-duty 5" high castors, A big difference to the working height. So I would need a base that has lockable castors on outriggers, so the planer is only an inch or so higher when it's on the base. It weighs some 700lbs, so lifting gear isn't really practical.
Thanks for the vid.
woodlist 8 months ago
this is a good idea
DeeJayMontevideo 9 months ago
this invention is better than electricity..
fearanci3nt 10 months ago
mine had 2 big wheels on one end ,and the casters and bracket from a bed on the other end that has a bar to lift it off the floor....simple but useful.........yours is more maneuverable.
jeepers2655 11 months ago
leaver?
TheUltimateEngineer 11 months ago
A little bulky but your idea is spot on. I saw your mortice rig and commented there. You are a cut above, sorry for the pun. I just may improve my current Craftsman (factory accessory)individual leg system that I have ALWAYS hated. (it is better than nothing though)
specialks1953 1 year ago
Bob the builder?
drawingdude267 1 year ago
well is nice but most of carpenters need to move from a job to other and like that it will take a lot of room
traviesovago 1 year ago
@traviesovago
Many "woodworkers" have a workshop with a table saw that doesn't travel from job to job. For those with a contractor type saw in their workshop (as opposed to the bigger and heavier cabinet types) this is a good idea.
jazzconnoisseur 10 months ago
Congratulations!!!
mengualsinapsis 1 year ago
Nice job. All parts easily available
Thanks for sharing.
jayar139 1 year ago
who's a clever boy then??
hawkwind999 1 year ago
Good Job!
TheYTViolation 1 year ago
One thing I have to say; though this is quite awesome, because wood is quite soft (in comparison to some metals and such) and easily compressed, don't you think that eventually the indentation at the top of the track's edge( that the ball bearings travel down) will wear down and the mobile base would not even work at all?
LittleBreakfastTable 1 year ago
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i have an easier idea to accomplish the same thing....you drive to your nearest sears and you buy a "mobile base" it will cost you $29.99 plus tax...i really don't need the pleasure of building it myself.....don't take me wrong this guy is amazingly smart....i work under the idea of how much time it takes me to do something not how much money i save...i would imagine Mathias has a lot of free time in his hands...how about getting a girlfriend ...or maybe a second one...
besamemucho5 2 years ago
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woodsprout 2 years ago
First video on his site that I have ever found useful, absolute genius, thanks.
evilrocketscientist 2 years ago 2
ótima ideia!!!!!
Bertocar1 2 years ago
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you can earn much money with your ideas
forsorit 2 years ago
where do you get so many cool ideas?
amazing 5/5
Carrierski 2 years ago 4
ru a genius
AirBl4d3 2 years ago 17
@AirBl4d3 no,no like willy coyote--Suuuoopeer Genius
Bowfinger6383 1 year ago
Five stars. Effective and simple. I wouldn't have thought of it. I probably would've come up w/ something more complicated, like linkages. After seeing this my complexity complex can't be held back. I'm thinking of trapping the bearings with an upper track parallel to the bottom ramp. They're not needed but would keep the castor/frame unit more tied to the saw base. Again, it's not needed at all, so, "As you were, soldier! Well done!"
deezynar 2 years ago 11
awesome!
jimgrill 2 years ago
lol
striker012517 2 years ago
sneaky!
grrumpff 2 years ago
Very nice!
enderwigginsx 2 years ago
Thank you for this great idea.
vankoperenNL 2 years ago
Very Nice!
Chaz22267 3 years ago 3
Spiffy.
Damaku250 3 years ago
perfect for my old man
ELOPZZZ 3 years ago
omg not
MichaelSalvucci1 3 years ago
you are a genius!!!you shoud put your machine on e-bay...that's sound good..isn't it?
vittoxseo 3 years ago
Can you move the lifter with your nose?
Nice work :o)
Energermany 3 years ago
Your work is fantastic, very inspiring and motivating.
happybobo 3 years ago
I think its carpenter.
Hopienme 3 years ago
Great! Your good "woodcrafter"? is that a word? Nice saw lift.
awsomecrossing 3 years ago