Cross Cut Jig for Festool TS55
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Uploaded by crpaulk on Jan 4, 2012
Shop made jig for cabinet making and cutting plywood with the Festool
TS 55 and rail.
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I was just thinking today that I must email and bug you to do plans for this. Email sent
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I will need to work on my Yankee Thrift.
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The TS55 is 1/2 the price of a kidney so you could by two.
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TS55 is my main tool anymore. If it went missing, I would get another the same day.
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bccrusader14 1 month ago
@bccrusader14
I have shot the final video 3 different times and have not be satisfied with the raw footage. I have tried to edit for many hours and finally gave up. I will have to shoot it again, but currently the truck is on a job and will not be back for a couple of weeks. I do plan on doing the final episode as soon as I can get it right.
Thanks,
Ron
crpaulk 1 month ago
Another great video. Even though, I do share some of the reservations already mentioned here, with regards to your editing of this video.
You've clearly got a good setup for filming (camera, audio, lighting, space). I also think that some more close-up footage would be beneficial. It's sometimes difficult to see exactly what you are doing.
I'd probably try to keep videos to less than 10 minutes each, as a general rule. That seems to work well for many woodworkers.
OllyPJ 1 month ago
@OllyPJ
Yes, I want to improve my video skills. I am shooting it myself so it is difficult to get different angles. I would like to have 3 cameras set up and record the audio separately. My editing software is just a consumer program as well. I have been doing some training with Adobe Premier Pro and plan on upgrading to it in the future. In the mean time I will just keep plugging away.
crpaulk 1 month ago
Great addition to the ultimate workbench. I would have preferred not so much editing though. My brain can't process all this so fast!
jsabados 1 month ago
@jsabados
Yes, I agree. I recored 4 hours of video over two days and did not know how much time would be too much for most to watch. I crunched it down to tell the story. I guess it is a very fast, very short story. Maybe doing multiple episodes would be a better choice in the future.
crpaulk 1 month ago