Woodshop Transformation: How to Build a Wooden Table Saw for Compact Workshops

In this video, we embark on an exciting journey to transform a small woodworking workshop. Watch as we design and build a custom-made table saw entirely from wood. This DIY project is perfect for those with limited space, allowing you to optimize your woodworking area and enhance your craftsmanship. Join us as we explore the step-by-step process of creating a homemade table saw that's both functional and tailored to your needs. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned woodworker, this video offers valuable insights and inspiration for enhancing your woodworking setup.
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[prasadvn]

Beautiful design and workmanship.Loved the video thoroughly.

[Uswesi]

Ingenious design, skillful professional workmanship, using simple materials, the result is a perfect product. Thanks

[mattski]

Your work is absolutely marvelous. I'm getting you a couple vix bits for Christmas. Thank you for your video. Outstanding sir.

[everythingtv]

Ingenious design, and skillful professional workmanship . Your work is absolutely marvelous. i like this video because I enjoyed watching your work thank you to make it available for watching and best regards

[GNU_Linux_for_good]

If you promise me to weld a handle on that 45° wheel, I'll give you a thumbs up.

[rohmatbubut-umug]

Salam seha pak ini pidio sangat bermanfaat buat orang seperti saya moga tambah berkembang terus dan makin sukses, ya, ,,🙏🙏🙏

[arlindoalexandredasilva]

Excelente trabalho. Você possui muita habilidade. Parabéns.

[jamesbrakeman]

Great job great skills keep up the good work good mine set.😊

[neucirferrazguimaraes]

Gosto muito de reinar com Madeira mas não tenho essa habilidade esta de parabéns.

[Галгаймохк-зй]

С таким станком долго не проработаещ, вернее долго не проживещ

[Snipr]

Using industrial machinery which includes TABLE SAW (2 sorts) to make a nonstandard clumsy wooden TABLE

[reaper]

I enjoyed this video and the build my bro. It must be very heavy this saw though. ? I liked watching u make the tenons and mortise joints too btw. I'm new to a lot of that stuff. I've stopped using power tools for a while now. I'm getting into HAND PLANES AND SAWS, etc..
It's very enjoyable but these hand tools can be very expensive. I'm buying the cheaper tools for now and will maybe buy better down the line. 300 euros for a smoothing plane is ridiculous imho.. I would never pay that price for a Hand Plane bro..
Sorry I'm waffling about Hand tools when u built a nice Table saw.. LOL.
Keep up the great work man.. Salute from IRELAND..

[fernandopinate]

Buenas noches, desde Venezuela me puedes facilitar las medidas de antemano gracias.!!

[syard]

útil, pero el pivote de la mesa esta muy desplazado del centro.

[castherman]

Tiene varios errores que va atener problema enseguida. El mandril se va a mover cuando la sierra ejerca fuerza perpendicular, ya que está en el aire y no tiene tope en un extremo, al otro lado estal bisagra tampoco te sirve la vibración la desajunta debe poner dos grandes y muy fuerte

[reaper]

Why is the 45 or tilt mechanism so out of line with the 90 degree position of the blade when it cut through the top?? That was way off?? Can u tell me what happened to that part of the build bcos it kinda threw me way off. I was thinking how good it was up until that point.
U have the tilt pieces but it's not very good to see it struggle so bad when ur winding the handle my friend. Does it need some grease in the threaded rod?? Whack some WD40 on it and it might loosen up a bit. That squeaking noise was crazy. I get that on my table saw every now and then if I don't keep the threaded rods cleaned and oiled/greased..
I was hoping somebody in the comments could explain some things about the tilt mechanism to me. I'd very much appreciate it if u had a few moments.
So I'm wondering if the Tilt Mechanism has to be in a certain position of the blade housing for it to cut in the exact same position as the 90 degree position on the table?? This table was not right. Is there a specific reason for that??
I was thinking that the piece that the threaded rod spins through has to be aligned in a position with the blade?? Is that right? I would appreciate anybody who has an idea about this subject matter bcos I'm about to start building my own home made Table Saw. I can't afford a proper Cast Iron top Harvey saw or those 5 Grand Saw Stops.
The ALPHA SERIES from HARVEY are about 3 Grand to start with and it's great value b8ut I don't have that kind of money to be wasting atm so I have to build my own.
That's why I'm asking about the position of the tilting mechanism with the blade housing. It's the piece that the threaded rod goes through to move the saw blade into the angle u want? 45 degrees is the normal way of saying it I suppose.
The table saw I bought ages back wouldn't take the Mitre Gauge I got or it. It's got this weird sized T-Slots/tracks.
This beautiful Mitre Gauge is sat in it package waiting for my new built table saw. LMAO.

[diegohperez]

Well is good design only not impressed whit the guide I hope is next video needs painting and the rest thanks my friend I say hello from London and the original from Colombia where is going to be my work shop 😅

[chrislaney]

Dude has a jointer, and a mortiser, but needs to build a table saw?