How do you do wide boards?

Brilliant!

Super simple. Nicely done.

4:11 - Glad to see you still have all of your fingers. Cool design.

Excellent. Just what I've been looking for.

Hey curious of you do not mind sarin what are the dimensions of you work bench?

Thanks for sharing this idea!

Nice job designing your system! One of the best I’ve seen!

I’ve tried these 100mm cyclones and they kill the air flow -I’ve taken it out and use the original two bag set up -surely you test the airflow before and after?

Thank you so much. The simplicity is genius! This is exactly what I need. I kept putting off making a table saw sled because I have a good miter saw but it had obvious limitations. With your miter sled the limitations are gone ....

just watched this video, I see it was posted 5 years ago hope you read this, I have the same incra router LS system wondering if you have plans for the table as i need to rebuild mine

Used an ice pick for forty years for Al the reasons sited. I have foam attached to the floor joist above my head and the ice pick is always at hand. Be careful.

Very good idea and plan. I am getting ready to use the coping sled plan very soon and am glad to have found your youtube outlet. I already have a mier saw sled, but mine is going to be replaced with the one like yours. Thanks

can you make this without a table saw

I love this design and especially those stops. Question, I've yet to find the long Ranger blast gate system. It appears to be no longer made?

I wish that switch system was still around. Looks like I'll have scratch build a circuit.

I thought at the begining that a router on the bottom was over kill why not just use the drill press as a vertical lathe and cut with a pre made bit but this lets me do more of s machineibg i like it i think ill do this

Great design! Thank you

At this point doesn't it just become a radial arm saw?

Brilliant! Thank you for sharing.

Great idea !

Damn… next project on my list. So simple, so easy, so great. Solid idea and video. Thank you.

Bellissimo

Great idea, thank you. We’re watching from Missouri.

I have a very similar 2-stage setup but since I live out in the country, I sent the air hose to the outside instead of running it through filters. The end of of outside pipe has dryer flap that closes when not in use.

This was great information. I just did it on a 2” mahogany table and the glue joint was perfect

one of the best solutions by far! thank you

If I don't have a table saw, and am only doing a few "dados" (basically straight lines for 3 straight wood inlays) can I just clamp a couple straight edges and use those to guide my trim router? I'm wondering why everyone is building jigs for this, is it because you do a lot of this and long term it's time saving, rather than it being absolutely necessary from a functional perspective?

Great improvement.

Just the information I was looking for! I’m planning my first 8’ table and this will save me $2.65/bf. Close to $150 easy. Thanks for this tip!

this is a great video review of your shop. thanks!

I really appreciate your videos for their emphasis on detail and precision and I have a question about your Sawstop Table saw since I plan to purchase one. From watching all of your videos, it appears that you have the 30" Professional Cabinet Saw with the Premium fence. This saw can also be purchased with a 36" T-glide fence, which looks identical to the Biesemeyer fence I have on my Delta contractor saw. Given the quality of your workmanship as displayed on your channel, I'm going to assume that the Premium fence is sufficiently accurate for all your cuts and that the 'whispers' I hear from the staff at the woodworking stores that the Premium fence is an inferior fence is just sales people being sales people; would you agree?

New to dadoing….what bits are used when doing a job like this?

I've been trying to figure out what would work best for my garage/wood shop. This video answered all my questions. Thank you for this video.

OK - just put a vacuum drop by my 14" bandsaw; watched all the vids I could find, and your approach wins - making it now.

Just fabricated this jig today. Works great. Much easier than pulling out the miter sled for the table saw. I appreciate all your videos.

Ever notice when someone does a lock miter video they always use a 6'' piece of wood. Nobody ever does a video or a large project such as a post or mantel.

Which specific Jet dust collector did you obtain? What are the specs?

Just open the plastic blast gate and drill a 1/4inch hole in the back corner of the slide slot. It will push the dust out these holes. 1 minute fix.😅

I suspected that you were either an engineer or a doctor… you might just have a future in standup 😂 my wife and daughter are both nurses. Daughter is trauma ICU, she told me it was a toss up between the table saw and motorcycle accidents. The table saw does not care how much experience I have…

Ya gonna poke your eye out 😂

Simply brilliant! Excellent! Was really struggling with how to make clean precision cuts on the end grain using a lock miter joint bit. Thanks very much! ❤🎉😊

Best video I have seen on this subject. And you answered a question that nobody has answered, and that is “can you build a fully enclosed box with a lock miter bit”. Your boxed sample at the beginning of the video surly shows you can. Thanks very much for this video!

Sitting here with 13ft boards looking for exactly this

Awesome design! Three questions: 1. What shop vac brand attachment did you use if I wanted to get the exact thing? 2. I've found that not all rare earth magnets are created equal. Some are terribly weak. What brand did you use? Can you provide link? 3. Have you thought about narrowing the original wide opening of the attachment itself as to increase the suction power at the blade notch -- or would that restrict air flow too much as to risk the shop vac motor burning out?

Thank you!’❤️

That's great. I can knock up one of those to do all the doors for my kitchen cabinets & if I need one for thicker/thinner frames, it's simple to make another.

Wonderful video, If you fasten your cyclone to the wall, you can put your dump can under it on a flex hose and casters. easier?

Vielen Dank für das sehr gut gezeigte und erklärte Video. Das ist die einfachste und wahrscheinlich beste Hebevorrichtung die ich bis jetzt auf KZbin gesehen habe. Mega nice!!!

90sec? I doubt that…🤨