Very nice work. Hope I can learn from great plan!!

Sorry but this idea was not thought through as there are two major flaws and a couple minor ones. First major flaw that has already been pointed out is safety as trusting anyone to do this safely using tape is not safe regardless the instructions given. Second is that you shouldn’t be stressing the bowed board at all when securing it. By using tape, glue or clamps to FORCE the wood by any means means you are just introducing stress that will spring back once released. The more the original bow the greater the spring back. Both of these points have been made in comments already but for some reason they haven’t been properly addressed.

This repair is absolutely ridiculous for a $400 saw. I’m here watching cause I have the same issue and what I have learned is my saw is going in the garbage and I’ll just get a new one.

I don't believe any of these adjustments make the blade square to the fence or miter guide. That is what I'm looking for.

So is there no way to buy yours?

Are you wearing makeup here?

Normally a question would be why didn’t you attach the rack to the house, which seems to be brickwork? However my guess is the this way the dominant sunlight comes from the back and then the house keeps shade, so the lumber is more protected. Also rain probably reaches the lumber lesss. Am I right?

music bad

the best part is when he gives no instruction on a DIY video. awesome.

GREAT no need for aluminum tracks!!!

Excellent, clear, no BS description and video ... Thanks!!!

Very helpful, thanks

Lasted about six months. The nuts are much harder than the bolts, bought both from Hardware Abyss, the threads wore off. Replaced with ACME rods and nuts, same hardness and better shape thread for using in a vise

Sanding and filing ? ....plus bee's wax?

To make a good idea, video production skills and you have to a writer, in order assemble a concise and fast-moving script. Most u-tube vids have one or two. Thank you. I have a goal to compete with now! :=))

Good build. Well narrated, too. But the background noise (music?)….. Beyond dreadful…..

Looks great, Tommy. Bill

what temp is the 'toaster-oven'; is there some sort of lead attached to the part?

Very interested in what you’re working on, seems awesome and have seen videos for months with the same part. What you working on?

Looks like a lot of effort, but worth the trouble. - Chris

Why is the video vertical?....

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Por favor, las medidas de las maderas, los diámetros de las mismas, los agujeros, etc para poder hacer uno igual. Gracias (Lima, Perú)

Totally awesome low budget build everybody can do video ❤️🙏🏾

thanks for this simple idea

good video, now some tips for making sure the blade is square to the table, and square to the miter slot? thanks...

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Thx jj reddick

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Very excellent ! Thank you so much ! 🌹

Thank you! I picked up a craftsman bandsaw for $20 and was regretting it.. but I was setting it up wrong! Thank you again!

I made one of these and it was so easy. I made mine with an extra inch around the top so I wouldn't have any glue bottles hitting the floor unintentionally. I'm happy that it replaced my glue holder and paper towel dispenser into one single unit. Much more efficient with all the french cleat holders that i have. The holder was also mounted with a french cleat. Very handy I must say.

YOU COULD TAKE A BAR OF SOAP AND RUB THE SLIDE DOWN GOOD AND THE THE SAW WILL BE A LOT EASIER TO PUSH ! ❤️

Great video! Thanks

Awesome stuff, dude! 😃 Those machines are incredible! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

So what part of this video involved powder coating? I must have missed it.

Still 1 second over. C'mon, Tommy!

Amazing how much it takes to make a small part like that. Bill

Very exciting to see you working on the expresso machine

It's a good idea, but unfortunately, it won't work for me. I must cut 50 pieces from square aluminum tubing (20mm x 20mm x 1mm), each 25mm long. The first piece I cut got sucked into the blade and luckily no injuries or damage, I got away by only having to change my pants. So I stopped until I found a safe and effective way to do the job.

Brilliant video... Briiliant idea! Thanks... The 'music' is very, very annoying! It doesn't suit what your doing.

Yup, I'm building one like this. Thanks for the idea! Going to do an 8ft one though.

Can somebody please explain to me what's going on? what is the white material? Looks like insulation but can't be. Right?

Awesome

yeah, then the tap tears and you have to rip it off and reapply. Just buy a good gauge

How has your experience been with thermal management? Your group head is pretty large, so I would assume it takes quite a bit of pre heating to maintain temp. Great video by the way! I really admire this type of work.

This quite the engineering feat. We'll done.

Making one tomorrow.. Thank you for the free download. I will add a weight to stop the paper towels from unraveling when my fan is running.

Thanks

A great option for a piggy bank of ispiring projects, thank you