I Built a Luxury Table Saw | Building the MEGASAW

[@Lutzboater]

It may not have turned out so nice without Ellie's help. Well done both of y'all.

[@davidstewart1153]

I would look at stiffening up the Vega fence. Look at how much it deflects when you're cutting up the plywood.

[@johnjensen5540]

Love how you made a point to save your grandfather's shop furniture. And you couldn't have done a thing without Ellie! Lol keep the videos coming!

[@WyldeWoodworks]

😂Thanks!

[@roywholstonjr5292]

Fantastic job! A very interesting concept.

[@LangeloScuro]

NICE!!! Great clean finish and fully functional. Plus we saw the winch in action again. Naturally you also have the best assists too. Sounds like Ellie has her own catch phrase now, "(fill in the blank) ________ live here forever!" Just like the box culvert. LOL

[@WyldeWoodworks]

🤣🤣🤣Did she say that then too?

[@konkniption]

Definitely jealous of the two table set up. I have a portable and jobsite saw. Jobsite one has become the permanent dado saw. Wish i had the space to set up both on a table like that.

[@WyldeWoodworks]

Oh nice! Do you only have one set up at a time?

[@konkniption]

@@WyldeWoodworks yes. The portable one is built into my main 4x8 work bench. The job site one is on wheels so I move it around as needed.

[@CrudeButEfficient]

Sweet, what a luxury!

[@Andyloveswood]

Yeah, Ellie did a great job. You're OK. I'm planning something similar, so this is useful to me.

[@WyldeWoodworks]

Nice!!

[@jasonbailey9139]

That's an awesome beast of a table saw. The only thing I would have done differently wound be not taking the miter tracks all the way through to the end of the table. Since you don't push your sleds all the way through the blade, you only need 6"-12" of clearance and then you'd have more uninterrupted flat surface on the outfeed to use as a work surface...you know, so you can get it all cluttered and have to clear it the next time you want to rip a board. ;) Honestly, though, it's great!

[@WyldeWoodworks]

😂😂😂 OK real talk for a second. That was my original intention but when I routed that 1st line I accidentally started in the wrong spot. After that I decided just to route all of them straight through. Oops😬😂

[@jasonbailey9139]

@@WyldeWoodworks ah, that sounds exactly like something I would do. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve measured twice…from the wrong side.

[@universeiswise]

Awesome mate there should a lot more people watching this channel

[@WyldeWoodworks]

Thanks!😁

[@milkymakes1]

One issue om having with my table saw build is where to store the fence when its not in use. I slide it in underneath and sometimes it slides out. Any ideas

[@WyldeWoodworks]

I just keep mine on top all the time. I used to have a french cleat hanger for it but I haven't used it in years. I think I got rid of it

[@SomeSkillStudio]

awesome!

[@WyldeWoodworks]

Thanks!

[@sheelshox345]

Awesome build. I've got a 113 saw and this video has me looking on FB for another one... One question: Is there a particular reason you chose to have the saws facing each other, as opposed to next to each other?

[@WyldeWoodworks]

Yeah Sometimes I want to make a quick cut while I'm next to the workbench. So now I can just turn around and use that saw instead of walking all the way arround. But it can be set up to face any direction really

[@gregmize01]

Maniacal laughing is maniacal!😂

[@Morpha-Ahprom]

💖💖

[@JazzyGranny]

Lol, you sound like a mad scientist! Great job as usual.

[@WyldeWoodworks]

😂😂😂Thanks!