3 Job Site TABLESAW jigs that WILL up your game!

[@WoodcraftBySuman]

As soon as you started cutting acrylic, I immediately realized the value of variable speed on a table saw.

[@izzyswan]

The cut finish is much better at the lower speeds.

[@jacou293]

J'ai rien compris

[@doubledarefan]

Might be also helpful for cutting cherry and other woods that are prone to burning.

[@oneeyedphotographer]

@@izzyswan A smaller diameter blade would go someway to achieving the same thing.

[@SandraAnnEvans]

I was just looking to see if table saws have different speeds!

[@georgeseidl3593]

Glad to see Maggie on KZbin, lets young women know they can do it to. Skill is more importin then size.

[@frederickwood9116]

I’m loving the helium gag. Keep having fun. I had forgotten about your in feed extension and was only yesterday trying to think of how do do exactly that. Thanks for your material.

[@rolliebca]

Great video as usual, thanks. Love to see the playful side of you & Maggie too! Looking forward to your next video. Cheers.

[@jsaurman]

I have a Hitachi C10RJ, and it's very similar. I've always hated that outfeed thing, so I'm definitely stealing this idea.

[@Benjamin-u9g]

Awesome! Just yesterday I was thinking about building an out feed and in feed tables for my job site tablesaw while trying to figure out how I would fit it in my small shop. Your video just answered how I can address the problem! Thank you!

[@randyrandolph9709]

Glad to see you and Maggie it's been too long between video's love what you did to the table saw sweet. Until next video please be safe.

[@izzyswan]

More to come!

[@briantotten6038]

Great ideas to incorporate to my Dewalt job saw. I like the saw you have with the adjustable speed. Thanks for sharing your build.

[@johnholman3978]

Wow! So glad your back is feeling better.

[@nerknerk8834]

This is the first of your videos I have seen in a while and I am so glad to see you walking again! Good for you.

[@marionflak9663]

You are a legend Izzy and with Maggie by your side you both make Batman and Robin look less as hero's ,Great team and you spin me out with the ideas you have cheers to you both......

[@nailbanger2]

Yup, now if only we could get Maggie to talk less! Of course I'm kidding! I don't even know what her voice sounds like!

[@521farmer]

Awesome Izzy and Your Wiffee Great to See ya Both in the Shop Keep them Comin Thks for Sharin great Ideas as Usual ya Got this

[@thedjkay]

The way she looks at you... I love this relationship 👌🏼

[@adrianlouviere7650]

Real nice. Answered some issues I have run into with my new saw. I am new to table saw use. Thanks for the info.

[@Rsm2008]

It is great for you have Maggie on your channel. She adds a lot of class, I think you should include her more often. Way to go Maggie.

[@charlieoliver897]

It is special when you can work with someone who compliments and dovetails with you. Your bond is Grace in action. One who captures the attention of such a special man, is in fact extraordinarly special.

[@5minuteprojectideas]

Thank you for sharing. Keep up the good work.

[@MrJohnnyboyrebel]

Izzy says “whole ‘nother level” and Maggie strikes a pose! Classic!

[@jerrytaylor1536]

Great tips and ideas!!definitely gonna us some to add more safety to our saw because the next generation is starting to learn how to use it now! God bless!

[@izzyswan]

Right on

[@tomwilson5822]

Great to see your better half involved in video. Love your videos

[@frenchiesfrankieandhenry]

You have inspired me to install a variable speed control knob on my old craftsman 12 inch table saw.

[@Heseblesens]

Some great upgrades! And I have to say you have a great shop assistant Maggie! 😁

[@BDL090754]

Thank you so much for these tablesaw tips, excellent ideas here, and so very functional.

[@harryrisso7445]

I really like your notes feature every month!

[@stanleydenning]

Now I know what I want for Christmas. It beets the hell out of my 1970s Ryobi.

[@billparrish4385]

Nice upgrades, Izzy, as always. The most creative design and fabrication mind on KZbin! Always has been, always will be!

[@izzyswan]

Thank you very much!

[@SniperTrader2023]

I've been thinking about that extended fence issue with my saw and lo and behold I find this video LOL. Thanks for the ideas!

[@sgsax]

Great additions to take your saw to the Next Level (tm). 😁 Seriously though, these are great ideas for people who don't have room for a full sized saw to make their portable contractor's saw safer and more flexible. And variable speed control on a table saw is something I've never seen before. Very cool stuff. Thanks for sharing!

[@dennislintz1]

Glad to see your back is doing Better!!!

[@weldabar]

These were some great ideas for a portable saw. I'm going to go look at mine to consider them.

[@TheClintmeister]

Great ideas, also great timing. I got a portable saw recently and am trying to make it multi functional as possible.

[@cs2energytools]

just plain EXCELLENT - really glad I found your channel!

[@jackgrayson832]

thanks Maggie, love your videos...and Ikky is cool to... love yall...

[@boydstongrove]

This is a great vid! I work with a Dewalt jobsite saw and was thinking of modifying the fence to accept sliding jigs, but I've been hesitant about it because of the flack I was afraid of getting. I like how you addressed exactly that. Think I'm going to go ahead with the mods and not worry about it. Thanks Izzy!

[@nailbanger2]

It's your saw! Do what you want with it. I'm just in love with the accuracy of tape on mine. I've never had that before. Always used a tape measure, front and back of the blade. I never knew how great it is to just set and forget.

[@MakeshiftFrank]

All really good ideas. I’d like to modify my table saw but I’m apprehensive. I’m afraid to mess it up lol. Thanks for the video.

[@hassanal-mosawi4235]

Thanks for sharing those tips and the make!

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic work, Izzy! 😃 Thanks a LOT for all the tips! I'm definitely going to use some! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@izzyswan]

Thank you! You too!

[@nominalvelocity]

I like that variable speed feature of the saw, always wondered why practically nobody built that in.

[@davidpeters8813]

Cost - it's more expensive to manufacture, thus lower profit

[@nominalvelocity]

@@davidpeters8813 oh, I get that for sure, it's just that there are openings for different levels of feature sets in the market, and different price points. Soft start and variable speed motor controls have been quite inexpensive for a while now, and with the increasing use of materials that could benefit from lower saw speeds, one would expect to see variable speed controls at least on the high end. But they're conspicuously absent.

[@Wegl79]

Question, would a Dart VF100 Series variable speed motor controller work on a Craftsman 113 series contractors saw without burning up the motor?

[@nobuckle40]

You've always been such a great innovator. Thanks to you both.

[@izzyswan]

Thank you too!

[@liviurabet7326]

Very good ideas. Well done, keep up the good work 🥂🥂🥂

[@izzyswan]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@SteelBladeWoodworks]

Awesome additions to the saw!!

[@nicolasmahdavian1793]

Great think outside of the box video. My only concern is I wish Maggie would let Izzy talk a little more. 😂😂😂😂

[@izzyswan]

Hahaha she is getting better in front of the camera my hope is she will get more and more comfortable handling talking points. Just happy she is willing to be a part of this crazy channel. 😁

[@johndiego3105]

I love that indeed table!! Nice job

[@garagemonkeysan]

Great video. Clear instructions. Very useful additions. Variable speed is cool. Mahalo for sharing! : )

[@mikebrant192]

I so wish I had seen this several years ago. My mods were not nearly as well conceived or executed, and most didn't work at all. A jobsite saw was what I had and could afford, and I modded the hell out it.

[@wintersnot]

Saw this on TT. 3 Great safety/funtional additions to any smaller saw!

[@guyh.4553]

Pretty cool build Izzy. I especially like the in-feed & out-feed tables.

[@nhojcam]

awesome! i would REALLY like to see you or someone do a simple infeed table for a Dewalt 7491 saw!

[@robertball3578]

I inherited a DeWalt radial arm saw, Dad purchased it about 1962. I built an 8' table for it in 1964 based on a plan in the owners manual. The disk sander never worked well, now I realize the speed is too high. Thanks for the tip.

[@bensiemers5094]

Consistently, great delivery style, Izzy! Always entertaining and helpful content!

[@juanc.mendoza632]

Hello from Easton Maryland! Great idea!

[@izzyswan]

Thanks for watching!

[@Erik_The_Viking]

That saw looks identical to the Grizzly version, just in blue. It looks like a nice saw too, and considering it for my next saw as I would like to get a hybrid saw, but would really eat up a lot of space in my garage. I really like the idea with the outfeed table you made because that's a real issue for me right now.

[@nikonshooter71]

Thinking the same think. It’s gotta be a rebranded for Grizzly. Also You can order it at Home Depot.

[@FrankRosenthal-lg8qf]

@@nikonshooter71 I also noticed the same on the Rikon version. It seems that the Rikon and Grizzly and Oliver are much the same. I did notice Grizzly sells without the stand for less...

[@jamesdinnan4726]

My Grizzly GO869 is that same saw in Green. I got it on sale without the stand 2 yrs ago for $350 on sale. Love my Grizzly jobsite saw.

[@Erik_The_Viking]

@@jamesdinnan4726 Glad you're happy with it. So far the reviews I've seen have been positive about Grizzly in general.

[@MemelordSupreme]

@@FrankRosenthal-lg8qf Seems like Rikon is cheaper now with the stand. Plus it has a 5 year warranty where the other two only have a two year warranty.

[@thegoodfight365]

Thanks for sharing your limitless jigmaking skills.👍🏿

[@robertdennis1439]

Izzy,,,so jealous how easy you make building those modifications look...i counted about 6 things i know i would screw up...I know you sell those infeed tables and if anyone thinks they can walk me through modifying one for my RIDGID R4516 i would gladly purchase two ( one to use and one to royally mess up on the first attempt), i have no qualms about drilling into the saw to attach it, i feel like so many of my really crappy cuts that i make are when i have a long piece to rip and i have no support initially on the infeed...thanks! rob

[@brendanlenane2685]

Great additions to the saw. But how do you get a word in with Maggie talking so much..Haha joking. Great video.

[@izzyswan]

She is getting more and more comfortable infront of the camera. Hopefully it won't be long and she will doing much more of the talking points

[@Stranz28]

@@izzyswan and very soon, she will show who is da boss!Oops, she already did it at 50 seconds into the clip !!! 😛🤪 Actually, you two are blessed with each other 👍

[@brendanlenane2685]

@@izzyswan The Maggie show.

[@ericrickert3045]

That was really the next level!!! Well done!

[@rolandgdean]

8:08 Maggie is a woMAN of few words. That was great!

[@wildturkeytx]

Very nice thanks

[@bradasskg11]

This saw has a lot of features similar to the metabo I bought a few years back, it’s been a great saw for me

[@geoffdrew5207]

Some excellent upgrades and well designed solutions. I am not sure about the sander hack, the side pressure may lead to premature wear on the saw's spindle bearings if they are not designed to handle it.

[@craigyarmulasr1845]

Thanks again for the great tips.

[@atelier_medeine]

Great video! This saw looks a lot like DeWalt 7492 ...

[@TWX1138]

If you're willing to risk it, I'm curious how this saw does with the Evolution and similar 10" metal blades for thin steel. Those blades are meant to run at 1450RPM or thereabouts, which is down far enough to be in the range on this adjustable saw.

[@marcelsimun6282]

Ahoj Izzi, dobrý nápad, super pomôcky, rád sledujem vaše videá zo Slovenska... Šikovná dcéra, pekná dielňa 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@maggieergle8223]

I'm his girlfriend 😊

[@okrahjnr6308]

Izzy is a giant He make the saw looks like a helmet. 😆😆😆

[@williamwilson3145]

Great additions. Did you by chance do a video on the cross cut sled for the job site saw.

[@izzyswan]

I didn't

[@TWX1138]

Heh. the way Maggie is lit when standing on the workbench at 0:15 makes her look like she's been edited-in to the video.

[@jimrosson6702]

Very cool great ideas

[@scottmorris4914]

These are some great ideas. Good for people that can’t afford or have the space for a hybrid/cabinet saw. On the infeed, you have’s to loosen the toggle if you move the fence, correct? And when it presses against the slide, does it affect the fence position? In terms of drilling holes, you can always get replacement parts.

[@izzyswan]

You are correct once the toggle is engaged the fence cant be moved. it doesn't effect the position of the fence

[@johnhill8958]

You can get replacement parts until the manufacturer no longer makes them.

[@robertcornelius3514]

Great job!!!

[@SteveC38]

Very Cool!

[@kk6t]

Good video and excellent tips. My only table saw is a contractor model and these ideas will help me a lot. One question: what is the plywood you are using for everything and what is the surface of it?

[@larryquinn9790]

Hi Izzy, Hope everthing is going well for you and your team. I enjoyed the add on for the Oliver Job Site Saw and I have looked for your review on this Oliver Job Site Saw. If you did provide a review for the Oliver Job Site Saw, KZbin will not bring it up. I did see the one for the SawStop Job Site Saw and I had the same problems three years ago with the fence and that is why I never purchased one. I would like to know your thoughts on the Oliver Job Site Saw as for the Pros ans Cons of the saw. Thanks and have a great week.

[@MichaelBrown-kk6ck]

Great improvements. I always look forward to your awesome & informative videos. Looking at Sawstop (for safety) saw for my itty bitty 1-car garage shop, only about 11.5' wide. Want a good quality saw for precision fine furniture work but shop is sooo small. Debating jobsite saw (small/portable but doubts about quality/capability/precision, no dado), contractor saw (better quality with 36" T-Glide fence, but overly large for my space), and lesser cabinet saw (better quality with 36" T-Glide fence, quite large for my space but less so than contractor saw). Dust collection is important. Any thoughts, especially wrt trying to do fine work with jobsite saw and that saw's quality/capability?

[@frankligas2249]

A second comment.............. Izzy, I thought you were dying? You had me scared in a video a while ago when you explained you had terrible back issues and you said, "the future looks pretty dark". Now Maggie is jumping on your back, and you can support her weight???? Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat????? Hope this means you have smiles for days in your future outlook. Maggie too.

[@FOTOMONTAJESPERU]

FANTASTIC. THANKS IZZY FOR PERÚ

[@woodworkingaspirations1720]

Great ideas though I am yet to get a table saw in my collection.

[@kangacrew540]

You drill holes you void warranty and resale value or buyer potential drops. But some people wouldn't care. Thanks for great video.

[@hansangb]

Oliver? Richard's Opel Oliver became a table saw??? 😁 Top gear, what a great show that was. Enjoyed your modifications. Also reminded me to order the infeed table support!

[@mikejf4377]

Very informative video. Great content.

[@DouglasJenkins]

We'll see you on "the next level."

[@6980869]

What a beaut! So are those table saw upgrades. All great additions to the shop ;7)

[@tombutkovich4961]

Great job folks. What blade did you have on that saw for rips? Looks like a Freud/Diablo 50 tooth Combo blade.

[@irakopilow9223]

Brilliant!

[@izzyswan]

Thank you

[@MySickstring]

Hey Izzy, I’ve got a Bosch GTS1031 job site saw. I love how compact it is. I’ve made my own version of your infeed support that I copied from the one I bought for my Dewalt. I too had to “modify” the front fence of my Bosch and got it to fit. But I’m at a loss on how to make an out feed that attaches to the saw though. Any ideas, Izzy??

[@clipless03]

Great additions. What's that laminate birch ply you're using?

[@izzyswan]

it baltic birch plywood we install laminate on

[@wayneswan3092]

I can't even build a reasonable cross cut sled without it being out of square. That would be too much for me to take on. Best stick with rough construction, where a 1/16 inch f-up can be filled with caulking.

[@tomlawhon6515]

Reminds me of what Ray Charles said to a musician when he hit some wrong notes. Why are you hitting wrong notes when the right ones are right under your fingers. If you are that good, it must be strange that everyone else is not.

[@andrewpinson1268]

All good ideas. I am looking for someone who has addressed the adding of some type of hold down system like JeSSem to a Jobsite saw fence. If this interest you could you make a video on it. Thanks.

[@Wenrics]

That sign “Don’t put your finger it “ is great where did you get it?

[@izzyswan]

I make them and sell them on my website. Izzyswan.com

[@rh9915]

Good stuff

[@ebrandwine]

I’ve got one of your indeed tables, and I love it. Where do you get the laminated plywood? Or do you laminate it yourself? Seems super handy to have around…

[@izzyswan]

we laminate Baltic Birch with counter top grade laminate here at the shop

[@ebrandwine]

@@izzyswan Oh well, guess I'll get out the contact cement. Thanks!

[@JmanRx81]

These are legit!

[@jerryp1970]

Trying to figure out how to do the outfield on my dewalt will be my only issue

[@clintbourgeois4406]

HI IZZY & MAGGIE HOW BOUT AN INFEED EXTENSION FOR A RIDGID TABLE SAW WITH CAST IRON TOP ???

[@boboberg118]

I would like to. See how you put the extension on job site saw?

[@bobtaiy2910]

Izzy you are good man Make joke 🤣 nice

[@TimAGertz]

Always awesome. Where do you get the black coated plywood?

[@izzyswan]

We glue black lam to Baltic birch.

[@TimAGertz]

@@izzyswan Sweet. Thanks Izzy

[@katekeough9819]

Do I have to always use sawstop blades recommations please 🇨🇦

[@nikonshooter71]

Do you happen to know if the Grizzly job site table saw is a rebranded Oliver. It really looks identical & in specs. Home Depot has it & I have a card with them.

[@big1975E]

Awesome video! I love the upgrades to the saw. Do you have an in-feed attachment for the Sawstop jobsite pro ?

[@izzyswan]

Thank you! unfortunately we dont have an infeed for any jobsite saws.

[@big1975E]

@@izzyswan you never know until you ask mama always says!

[@MrDansrt4]

This looks incredibly similar to the Grizzly