The BEST UPGRADE You Can Make to Your BANDSAW

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If you're tired of the scraps from your bandsaw falling off the back side of the table and creating a mess, make a bandsaw cutoff tray. This is easy, inexpensive, and saves a whole lot of time and energy cleaning.

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I love that you made this out of cheap ass hard board and zero clamps, instead of how the typical YT Woodworking influencer would have done, with "some leftover African Bubinga from a previous project", and 15 Pony Jergensen parallel clamps.

silenthill

Good idea. I've been using a rectangle Tupperware container for some time now, and it works too.

thumbwiz

I’m glad to see I’m not the only one who uses the table saw as a squaring jig! Finances limit me to a bench top bandsaw, and I keep a cheap plastic container on the table behind the saw to capture the swarf. Your project looks great and effective! It’d be great, though problematic to workout, if you could mount it slightly UNDER the rear of the table to get all the sawdust also. The downside is the bottom of the table, which typically look like a trailer park after a tornado! Thanks for another great video!

tomt

Love your "Matter of fact" videos and sarcasm when it comes to the obvious. Made a few of your jigs, has improved my skills and time management. Keep em coming. Thanks

michaeldoherty

Great little box! And thanks a lot for the tip on bypassing the trip on the SawStop… I’ve worked with hardboard before and never knew this is a possibility.

LittleShadowWoodcraft

Nice. That looks like a good way to make little storage bins for tool box drawers.

bigredracingdog

Just got a band saw & this idea goes straight on the project list.

kpmathis

Yep! Like someone else said - "Why didn't I think of that"!!! I do lots of small work and this catch box is perfect. Thanks.
UPDATE: I made this box and added a thin strip above the magnets. When I push the cutoffs, the sawdust drops into the box also. I use the box on my Scroll Saw table too. Thanks again!!!!

twopoolpeople

"Why did I not think of that ? " is the question I often ask myself after watching this channel !
Some much excellent content. Thanks for the effort you put into sharing your experience with us.

normanbott

Great idea Jodi. Also a great tip on oversizing and trimming the bottom on the router table

ashokmoghe

Great tip for the bandsaw. Very useful for cutting down dowels to plug holes or splines for miters.

NWGR

One of those "I need that" moment simple and obvious, so why didn't I think of it? good Idea, one i will follow thanks

mikethompson

I think I will put one under my drill press! Great idea.

nerknerk

Neat idea! Just one thought: if you've got fat magnets, maybe add a horizontal piece of board above the magnets and level with the tray top, to cover the gap and stop smaller stuff falling down between the table and the tray...?

bobsage