What linear rails did you use, HGR ?

Hallo ich habe Interesse an deinem Toolchanger, gibt es eine Möglichkeit die Pläne zu bekommen ohne sich bei Patreon anzumelden?

Have you ever thought of motorizing a table side to raise and lower the blade?

Gave up at having to buy a lathe 👎

Every You Tube creator is asking his or her viewers to support them. If I put a link up would they support me? After all I was in a work accident in 2013 that has left me with a permanent disability. Try living off on $1050.00 can per month then I will understand creators asking for support. Sorry to sound like a a**hole but I am pretty sure you make a ton of money from You Tube with the subscribers you have.

That's a decent extra,extra light duty table. Great for tacking 22 ga.👍

I’d buy plans or a parts kit for this! Amazing, I need one!

simply... amazing... a master piece by a master!!!

Let's check the hole after all this effort..... Aaaaaand it's bigger??? WTF 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Awesome video!

That was very nice of the bandsaw blade manufacturer, cutting bowl blanks is quite abusive to the blade.

The good thing about wooden squares is that they are very easy to true up if they go out while metal squares are pain in the behind to fix.

Superb !!!

Your'e way out of my league. I understand, at the most, only half of what you describe, but your skill, dedication and knowledge overwhelms me. I've watched all your videos so far and I find them all extremly fascinating and thoughly interesting

Das was du da machst nennt sich Kontern

Grüße dich da sind viele Faktoren was du da "falsch machst " aber ganz ehrlich alles gut

Ficou ótimo parabéns 👏👏

This is what happens when you run out of ideas and have too much free time on your hands. 😂

Thanks for making this video. I got the Festool CSC SYS 50 (systainer saw) 1.5 years ago, which has a small sliding table. That feature isn't very common in the US, so it's nice to see some examples of modifications.

You need a milling table for your lathe. :)

I was just about to comment that this bit of engineering is bloody brilliant. Then I notice I have already commented 8 months ago. Well I watched the whole video again and it was just as bloody brilliant as the first time.

Great video! Well done young man

Sir, you give me a good idea that I needs

Great video, just curious where you got the automatic tool changer from?

I want to win a PROXXON tool

Very cool video! A huge thing that hit me as I was watching this was the time vs. money problem. If you don't have money but you have time this is an awesome project. If you have the money but not the time to build this.... yeah just buy a fixture table and get back to work. Lol. Again, great tutorial!

Nice one bro😊

Where can I find that type of tool holder and the tool clamp?

Practice walking the cup. You place the cup of the metal and wiggle it back and forth. Also, just lay the wire down and wash over it instead of dipping it. You do great work and shoot for excellence.

Wow, wow, wow !!

I think for your dream of untapered rollers you could try a mechinal tracking system or better still an optical system with basic electronics driving a small stepper motor, keeping the belt on track to a fine margin realtime, this could potentially simplify some mechanical aspects, could also make replacing the belt even easier.

Very cool projects ! IMHO you should reverse the lock cylinder function such, that it works like a safety air brake. With no air pressure applied it should be locked - by a spring force. To unlock, the air cylinder should overcome the spring force when you want to move the table.

Absolute legend. This is so watchable. Well done mate!

Your intake is on the top of your dust separator. I have seen other YT vids that have it at the bottom . What are your thoughts on this. I’m about to mount my inlet. Thanks

Thanks for the great video and templates!

Everything should start with the User Requirements Specifications.

How much can I buy one of these sanders for?

Hi I have a question. Sorry not related to this die holder. Do you have a faceplate for your lathe? I have a similar lathe and cannot seem to find any for sale.

Love everything you did here. Almost was going to suggest the limit switches but you already thought of that too. Great work.

These need some accompanying low profile side clamps

Very cool editing of your parts.

Those two fiber pins that were spring loaded behind the fan on the motor of the scrap table saw is a poor man’s motor brake.

Christmas tree bit would be useful for the holes

I LOVE stuff like this - tinkering and whittling away at optimizing a tool that gets used. I built a lathe bench out of stacked 2x lumber and a cantilevered motor to drive the lathe and got carried away with reversing switches and routing wiring, etc. but USING the result was gratifying. I also built a car out of an Austin-Healey and a Chevy engine and transmission; I think it is hard to explain to others the feeling of driving down a road in a car that you engineered, welded, wired, and assembled - it's incredibly satisfying - particularly knowing all the things you learned in the process (in my case, how to weld, and how to assemble an engine). GREAT video; very creative - thank you.

Thanks for the video! Awesome idea!

76 euros if you add to this amount the cost of working hours, equipment, supplies and electricity, the cost of a bakery product will easily exceed 1,000 euros.

Marius, the precision that you put into almost everything is exactly why people like German engineering so much. I think I would have made a jig that would clamp to the drill press bed to drill the holes. This would allow the same level of precision with much less work. May not make as good content though. ;o) I will have to keep some of your ideas in mind when I go to make a table for myself. Take some of your ideas and mix with my flavor of insanity and whala ;o)

Too much work for … finding …. square round…

Excellent design and build! Really enjoyed the delivery of information 👌

18:00 lmao "my needle"