Turn your Circular Saw into Table Saw | DIY Table saw

Hello, This is my take on making a table saw at home using what i have on hands.
In this video I'll show you how to make a table saw using a circular saw.
Only 2 power tools are required, A drill and a circular saw
Table is made out of 3/4 inch MDF.

#TableSaw #woodworking #DIY

[zhifangwang]

You are a genius! Just so clever. Nowadays too many people call themselves DIY, but they have got workshops like a professional factory. I get so bored with their clips, I think anyone has so many fancy tools should have made something better. Therefore WELL DONE YOU! Down-to-earth, practical, I have learned from you. Thanks 😁😘

[tilleyroadaffairproduction]

Yes you are a brilliant man! Thank you for sharing your amazing ideas and methods. They are simple, economical and very practical for people with little resources or space to store big fancy tools. You prove it's not the tool that makes the art it's the imagination!

[anthonypaynter]

That's exactly what I need, a table saw and a router table, all in one. I haven't and can't afford all those expensive tools. I haven't got rows of clamps hanging on a beautifully set out wall. I have to make do, just as you have. You are an inspiration to us less well off DIYers. More please.

[anthonycastillo]

This dude is legit. Awesome that he is showing people you can still do great diy without needing a a bunch of tools. Epic

[khurshidawan]

This is what i was planning to do. Watched a lot of similar videos. The best thing i liked about this channel is that like me he reused old stuff lying around in the house and also he was as short of fancy tools as i am. A true genius can do away with minimal tools.

[vilod]

Thumbs up for leaving in the spilling of the tool box.

[utbr]

It’s an amazing DIY table saw. Not all DIY’ers have the money to spend on expensive table saw and this video of yours inspires people like me to make one too. Great to see an Indian DIY woodworker posting such videos.
Keep up the good work 👍🏻.

[flyyinryan]

that was probably the best way I've seen so far. Looking to make an interchangeable table like that with leftovers from work. Thanks for the video!!

[johnperry]

Brilliant work using the minimum amout of tools. Much respect from an old chap that has been woodworking for over sixty years.

[lcogan]

I have an oversized, solid oak filing cabinet that I think I can use to make this. Thank you so much for this video.

[ceychungyu]

Down to earth, simple explanations, I have seen many podcast of assembling a circular saw to a table top, but these are almost impossible to us DIY Asians, since we have a bare minimum of tools. Thank you. 👍👍👍👍👍

[harianjaify]

You are a genius. Thanks a lot for the tips. Now, i can save much money for the power tools. 👍🏾👍🏾

[Tamarindgyal]

As a female getting into DIY, love that you did this video. I wondered about this many times and was super happy to see you answered the question. Thank you.

[Digitalchirppy]

08:11 *Using a vise is a wise idea* in the place of clamps
Nice work . Thank you for Sharing

[jaime]

Fantastic! I'm too excited to sleep, can't wait to attempt this tomorrow. Thank you for sharing and explaining your process so clearly :)

[ADHDIYuk]

Genius and also the easiest and best explanation of how to do this. Thank you.

[clivedale]

I’ll likely never make this but I really enjoyed watching your ingenuity in this clip. Well done!

[humbertostunter]

My Dear, you did an excellent video, no bragging about how clever you are or all the beautiful tools and shop that you have, just direct to the point, I also consider your excellent choice of materials because there's nothing straighter tham mdf (I live in Canada and the quality of the plywood that we have around is the worst). I also agree with you regarding how important is to reassure that all the boards and cuts are straight and square with a smooth flat surface.
Many thanks for your demonstration

[tim]

Absolutely brilliant. What a great, versatile addon to a workshop.

[bigdan]

Super impressed over here. Very encouraging video that I can still make some cool stuff without having to shovel out lots of money for more expensive equipment. Thank you so much