Homemade table saw

[donkiddick12]

jeez what id do for a workshop like that!!!!!

[Onfire40]

love the sliding table and the riving knife on that thing, but with the blade fixed so high.. that's really dangerous..especially for ripping small pieces

[JosephChristopheCIII]

You made the moment for me; thanks for sharing.

Sincerely, Joseph C. Carbone III

[joeygonzo]

That looks too scary.

[tconst17]

Although these "projects" are very creative, few seem practical. Its more of an art than a beneficial tool for woodworkers. It would be fun if profitability was irrelevant and time was limitless, I suppose.

[Harleyman440]

Nice saw

[iceman168888]

Dude, u r talented! u must have some mechanical background!

[gorgeousdzastr]

I built a table saw using an old 'Ridged' table saw and 'Biesemeyer Fence' I cut out a section for the Ridged size to fit into the 4x8 sheet of 3/4" MDF and secured the saw into the MDF with the Biesemeyer rail. I did replace the motor with a similar 3 horse I used furniture polish on the MDF and the material being cut slid as if on ice

I could cut or rip an entire 4x8 sheet without help, any way I needed

I use to have a custom cabinet shop years ago and that was my table saw I used most often

[Nabokov50]

Very cool. Where's Dad?

[MrBruce4843]

Cool, scary cool! I love old school craftsmen; safety schmafety

[tommydadogz]

Like father like son :)

[ConsapevolediCadere3]

great!!!



[GloGilles]

so close with Your fingers -1

[gus23a]

very nice workshop!

[digitalPimple]

Did Fred Flintstone make that?

[kfotoprm]

1100 mm depth of cut ?? I think you mean 110mm (25.4 mm = 1 inch). Nice saw anyway!

[Matthiaswandel]

oops, yes. 1100 mm would be awfully big even for a sawmill!

[acahouston]

Cool ........

[express375]

It sounds like a jet engine!

[soulessdelu]

How accurate -time stiil your machine ?THAT WOOD MACHINE !to me there are dangeros toys !Under presure and hard work i pretty sure they tend to go out accurate!I am right?

[soulessdelu]

deadly wepon!

[LeopoldUlysees]

Man, oh man. . .amazing.

[thinkpad411]

Impressive wood shop...

[tmmullenhevey]

How many N*m of torque must that motor have?

[jojuma91]

I remember my Dad made a table saw like that back in my country, wow it amazing how those things work and how they created so many things with that, good ideas he

[smokster0604]

MINT..

[sikkepossu]

The blades stopping time is a minisculously longer than what EU-directive specifies. :)

[balansoare]

Excellent, very impressive!

Too bad so many kilometers divide us, because I have come to see your staff all the work! :)

Congratulations!!!

[balansoare]

Excellent, very impressive!

Too bad so many kilometers divide us, because I have come to see your staff all the work! :)

Congratulations!!!

[mmcfreds]

Oh what I would give for that much space in my shop! I share a one car garage with a Ford Escort.

[lordi03456]

Nice!!! What are your latest project???

[ChrisBowlas]

I made the base for my 8" Inca saw table from 4 x 4 posts, 2 x 4 rails and a blockboard top. The platform for the 2.5 HP motor was also blockboard and was hinged from one of the rails, with the belt supporting the other end. Instead of a flat belt, I used a V belt which the weight of the motor keeps in perfect tension, though the motor does try to climb up the belt a little when it starts!

[qjuantum]

Wow

[TheWoodenClocks]

Your cleverness runs in the family!

[woodentoolcompany]

I can see why you are intimidated. Looks like a monster that would chew you up and spit you out without even slowing down. Be careful!

[plumbersteve]

future woodgears video---"When gluing your fingers back on, be sure to go with the grain of the skin and as a little helpful tip, mark your fingers prior to digital amputation so you'll know which hand they belong on."

[ChrisBowlas]

@plumbersteve But be sure to wipe the blood from the saw blade first, to prevent it going rusty.

[Raessentia]

can you make more videos about creative stuff and not about tools...

[timlandscheidt]

You should consider using a clip-on microphone for the wide shots. The audio sometimes is rather suboptimal :-).

[osprey02]

A woodworker does what a woodworker does.i think it's cool

[wiggum2009]

does this mean you are going to make your own table saw because that would be cool

keep the videos coming

very interesting

[miguelonOU]

you are the one matthias!

can we see one cnc router, one drum sander...

thanks!!!

[piffy57]

Like Father, Like Son. You must be very proud of each other, thank you for posting.

[HeyImBubProductions]

At 3:20 he said "out about" in his Canadian accent =)

[mellowmark1]

Brilliant design.

[perry112358]

That is one scary looking saw.

[zeratul575]

yikes

i would bbe scared of that

but dude when can we expect to see your wooden space shuttle?

[kjbaert]

cuts like a knife through butter

[TMUMEVER]

First off - SAFETY GLASSES.

Second - AWESOME!

[MatthewTS22]

Are you SURE your dad isn’t Norm Abrahams!?

[thethethetheluis]

u are like.. the coolest canadian iv ever seen!

[MadayTwentySeven]

wow that is a beast.... how much does that table weigh?

[Matthiaswandel]

The wooden part is not so bad. Didn't try to lift the rest of the saw. I'm sure it's quite heavy. But nothing compared to the Felder. The base for that one is made of concrete!

[ATHiking1]

Matthias

I know you thank your dad every day for exposing you to his genius. This explains where you got your genus!

I spy a bed backboard and foot board in the background... what's up with that?

Keep the vids coming. You AND your dad inspire us!

Kent

[pumkinvine]

A beast indeed

[deezynar]

I saw a piece in a woodworking mag where a guy made a saw that had height adjustment w/out tilting the saw table. Alas, the blade didn't tilt.

He mounted the arbor on a 4" x 8" plank that was hinged to the bottom of the saw table. He mounted the motor to another 4" x 8" that was hinged to the arbor mount plank. The motor hung by the belt & its weight gave adequate tension to the v-belt he used.

[Error081688]

I would also be intimidated.

[shinyfuzzy]

haha belt burnout

[specialks1953]

Matthias, in the description link to your dads homemade saw, you spelled homemade wrong so the link will not work. - woodgears.ca/dads_shop/homemad­e_tablesaw.html

[specialks1953]

I am glad your dad can still work in the shop and do what he seems to love. I hope you whole family is doing well. Keep up the good work.

[Demoman42]

Oh, so it's like family hobby :D

[jasonlajoie]

What a wonderfully spacious and inviting workshop your dad has! I can imagine it was a great place for you to be as a young boy watching dad work:)

[21BDP21]

Homemade cnc router 

[Cloudwolf40]

Next time:

Homemade camera

Homemade workshop

Homemade cloths, tools and family

[homosapienssapiens19]

are you planning on fixing it, cuz i didnt hear fist few secs

[DESBERRY]

I can see where your "intelligence" with wood comes from. It's in your genes.

Can see similarities between the details of your dad's saw and your bandsaw plans which downloaded last week. Must say that I'm very impressed by how thorough they are.

DesB 

[NathansBackwoods]

Id like to build one of these, except i think id make the arbor move up and down, and tilt....very cool though.

[tomek123kotek]

big motor??? you havent seen big

[SimTune]

Third tablesaw ? ::P

[baldcarrots]

looks like a very nice shop.

[pilotbrooks7]

Beautiful.

Oh, and I can't resist-first!