Easy To Make Adjustable Feet

[@IBuildIt]

I made these for my homemade table saw, but they can be fitted to nearly anything that has legs. I used 1/4" hardware, but if you want something more robust, 3/8" can be used instead. The foot pads were cut with a 2-1/4" hole saw from 1/2" Baltic birch plywood.

[@CameronLienhart]

FINALLY a saw that is capable cutting through a hotdog.

[@lolaa2200]

yeah that's Canadian saw, not one of those usa made rubbish that's can't even make it thru a sausages ;c)

[@DuncanEdwards.]

Love the sausage test, I bet loads will think the blade will drop and stop :-)

[@rayc.1396]

The sausage test should be the way ALL saws work. Quit making everything idiot proof safe and teach the idiots safety.

[@jamesogorman3287]

John should trademark the SawGo name.

[@billybobjoe198]

@@rayc.1396 Simplicity is my number one priority. For that reason I don't care for saw stops. But it does manage to be a safety feature that is unintrusive to the user, which is the best kind of safety feature. When a safety feature inconveniences the user, it's a bad safety feature. I'm looking at you blade guards and riving knives.

[@billnoe8728]

LOL love the cutting of the hot dog, wow too funny!!!! You didn't ruin a blade or have to replace the brake mechanism... BRAVO!

[@Al-ms6me]

yourself and matthias wandel makes the coolest stuff outta wood. it really opens my mind and makes me a more thoughtful and better wood worker... I love your saw man.

[@isaeagle4031]

One thing I love about your shop is that it is real. You don't hide that you actually use it. Sometimes its "dirty" and unorganized, tools out. At least it makes me feel better about myself and my mess lol

[@negotiableaffections]

Watching you manouver that tablesaw, I can see how easily you could get it up to the top of a pyramid!

[@patrickinottawa27]

Nice feet, good paddle for the OFF button, and I assume the last part was a scene from your cooking video's. Great breakfast idea. That's a real nice meat slicer.

[@kansasboy011]

Great ending John! The feet and the shut off are really good ideas.

[@TobyGarcia]

Nice DIY saw stop!

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

Good tip. These are great. I have a very undeveloped floor. I bought one set. They were expensive so I've put off buying more. Now I can just make some of these. Great idea. Thanks for sharing.

[@glenbronco2]

The ending was frickin hilarious!!

[@JimDockrellWatertone]

A couple of nice additions to the saw.

[@rickfletcher8389]

Love the tango music for the bonus!!!

[@jimengr]

Great video John. Thanks! BONUS was great too! Loved the saw stop reference! Haha.

[@tjacksonwoodworker3726]

John, I recently made some using hockey pucks.

[@kylebracht]

Tjackson Woodworker Ditto. Love them under my heavy metal lathe workbench. Sturdy, durable and non slip.

[@JWimpy]

Excellent idea. Machine levelers are expensive. Now I can build my own. Thanks.

[@sirmalaki79]

I made feet like this for my workbench a few years ago. Made them with used hockey pucks, 7/8" bolts into 4"x4" bench legs. I welded a thick washer to a nut then recessed them into the legs in place of a t-nut. Needed feet that could hold a lot of weight without sliding on smooth concrete.

[@binnsbrian]

What a pucking good idea.

[@kenjoe]

The problem with that is that there is no way to ensure your 'used hockey pucks' are not infected with Dutch Puck Disease. That is how the Emerald Ash Borer is being spread - taking ash to places there is no infection. Now you are proposing transporting possibly infected pucks to areas with no infection. Have you noticed how the price of pucks has gone up over the last few years? That is because as Dutch Puck spreads, the puck orchards are producing fewer and fewer fresh pucks ... and the NHL keeps buying up the good ones.

[@sirmalaki79]

@@kenjoe That is a problem but I found a way around that by staying away from the NHL stock. I can get young raw pucks from my local minor league orchards. The great thing about having two OHL (Ontario Hockey League) teams and three colleges nearby is a large supply of healthy pucks. They aren't all beat up and infected like professional ones.

[@brucewaddle5914]

I love your content. Also the humor is exactly on point. 😁

[@MikeZMonroe]

Always....always love your videos. The hot dog, ouch my finger. And of course the accordion.

[@frankfloyd864]

I don't get the bonus... was the hot dog just a weird choice, or did you have a "hot dog safety brake" that normally would stop the blade when cutting something this soft, and somehow disable it with this wooden add-on?

[@MusicalBox]

I wanted to use hockey pucks to make the same kind of ajustable feet a couple years ago. Weird thing is I don't remember if I came up with the idea myself or if I saw it somewhere. Could even be in one of your videos. Who knows. Anyway, turned out I didn't need the feet after all and never made them. Still think pucks would make a good sturdy base for some heavy equipment.

[@SurajGrewal]

I see it on office furniture, everywhere.

[@thomasmarliere2505]

The best NONSTOPSAW 👍

[@TheJmvicke]

In addition to the skillful projects and witty commentary, I love that you've used Pink Martini as accompaniment.

[@FredMcIntyre]

Nicely done John! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

[@TheRealAudioDidact]

I laughed so hard when you mocked SawStop!

[@ianfranklin1]

What brand is that table saw? A Saw Sage?

[@Crewsy]

ianfranklin1 🤣😂🤣😂

[@tomdenny8507]

Absolutely loved the music in the bonus footage. Uh, the rest of the video was good too.

[@jeremyspecce]

I like the little slop in the foot, can I assume that the lock nut is held in place with some additional help from some polyurethane construction adhesive, or does the lock nut itself have enough resistance that it doesn't spin on the bolt?

[@IBuildIt]

No, the plastic insert lock nut grips just fine.

[@bevanstuart9013]

Thanks for sharing your design. I really liked the ending but was wondering if you have a complete set of digital plans for the sled!

[@AquaPeet]

hahahaha holy crap, I was expecting a slam on the improved stop button, but man.... this was hilarious! Damn sawstop system when you just want to cut your sausage...

[@petercollin5670]

I'd make a decal that's a picture of your chopped sausage to put on the stop button paddle.

[@craigsudman4556]

Ah there is nothing like sliced hot dogs in spagettos. Absolutely nothing. Great video John thumbs up.

[@josephkrug8579]

perfect hot dog/sausage test. :) Looks like it worked just as planned.

[@benzmansl65amg]

Thanks for sharing John

[@shaweehillsworkshop4226]

That hotdog had me rollin!

[@journalshopcanada]

Would this work for a folding table ( you know this example gray folding table ). I can't find ANY videos that show to to level them. :(

[@jameswalley2500]

It is so weird how timely this video is for me.

[@flyingash]

Tee nuts seem to be the go to for this type of thing. Too bad Lowe’s HD ace don’t carry these locally. I like how you actually paint your work tables - give it something I always say!

[@lolaa2200]

Love the end !!!

[@prototype3a]

I wonder if you could do essentially the same thing but use hockey pucks instead of plywood. I've heard that the hard rubber of hockey pucks makes for nice machine feet.

[@Reviewing_Playing_and_More_RPM]

Cool idea...

[@DuncanRenovates]

Oddly, I love the background music!

[@gannong1]

Very nice work! I suggest painting the inside of your start/stop wiring box with two coats of fire retardant paint. I don’t believe you can use combustible material for your electrical box, per NEC/AHJ. Keep up the good work! Thx for sharing

[@IBuildIt]

Oh thanks, now you've got my eyes rolling uncontrollably.

[@KipdoesStuff]

I pray to the wood gods this is sarcasm

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[@danaowen9014]

Clever on the stop pad.

[@63256325N]

Thanks for the video.

[@jonathanmoore467]

Hilarious ending!! 😂

[@frankturner9791]

You should try putting triangle blocks on the outside of each corner and then put the adjustable feet on that it works a lot better than actually putting it on the tablesaw it’s self

[@mild7prime]

That was cool to cut sausage.

[@dannyhale7645]

Love the hotdog test. That cracked me up. Now you just need to petition the government to force all table saw makers to use your technology, while suing anyone who makes anything similar. Interestingly, after Volvo patented the 3 point seatbelt, invented by one of their engineers, they allowed all other car makers to use it for free. They felt like the lives it would save were more valuable than the profits they could make. They say it has saved over a million lives. As a retired paramedic, I would say that is a very conservative estimate. I couldn't begin to count the lives I've personally seen saved by the 3 point seatbelt. What stands out more in my memory are the lives needlessly lost by people who refused to use this simple device. If only there was a power tool company who cared more about the fingers of woodworkers than the profits they can make from a certain patented safety device.

[@andrewcady9443]

At least they cared enough to develop the product. Now if you want it you can buy it.

[@dannyhale7645]

@@andrewcady9443, that's true.

[@Peggyt-jp6mt]

You could use your table saw to slice salmon for your cooking in the shop show.

[@toolthoughts]

load capacity?

[@cobberpete1]

SAFETY POLICE. SAFETY POLICE!!! Your paddle does not comply to standards. It should be fire engine red, with the word stop colered white in Arial font. BUT otherwise a fancy stop.LOL. nice touch. Btw. You said no cooking and here you are preparing food in an interesting way. BUT you loose points again because you were not wearing a white apron. :) just love it

[@jotapi4010]

Fancy sausage cutter you built there...

[@patrickb5680]

sausage knacky mode ON ^^

[@marcosbatistarb9811]

🤔🤔 kkkkkkkk Saw stop!!!!! Great Idea John!

[@drsproc]

Ok how about uhmmm an Arduino sensing actuator that levers the stop button bracket and then chucks a 2x4 into the saw blade... when the sausage is merely touched, of course? Thinking out aloud uhmm next project?

[@SteveDrees]

Thank you for the laugh at the end.

[@Cynyr]

I was waiting for the jump cut to the blade being fully down on that last shot.

[@donvanco3078]

Some of that thin sheet cork stuff might add some gription to them feets.

[@donvanco3078]

Only 6 haters after 24 hours - not bad! Probably angry vegetarians....

[@topbesttalent7099]

This is a great video thanks for sharing i'm going to make this.....Thanks keep up the great work....A+A+A+A+A+

[@frankturner9791]

It also allows for easier access to the feet

[@rafvdp6391]

What's your' beef' against the poor hotdog? You cut them once with a Paper blade now this. What's next, ripcutting them? 😀 The Paddle on the switch is a really good safety addition. Wonder how much complainers on the 'riving knife issue' have this improvement on their saw? Good video as always.👍

[@cliveclapham6451]

John's Weinaphobic.

[@nikabor7]

Good

[@clydedecker765]

Now for the centerline cut for the relish and stuff .... Hmmmm🤢 . Maybe an injector like, for meat... I like this solution for levelers. Mine involved just the bolt but the bolt turns if I move the table - prefer your isolation of the foot pad from the bolt. Thanks, John.

[@jonathanpopp3529]

Now if you only had added a little ketchup to the hot dog. :) You gave me a good laugh, thanks!

[@muneef007]

Can you try to cut some tomatoes?

[@Yolael]

Quien no pensó, cuando iba cortar la salchicha la máquina se iba a detener 😆

[@trumi]

First like btw good videos!

[@bluegent7]

Here is demonstrated, with the table saw, how they moved the heavy blocks for the pyramids.

[@9and7]

This would've been 1mil views on the main channel. Shame the footage is lost.

[@baconsoda]

That was going well until you used the wrong type of sausage to test the stop switch. Youse young 'uns!

[@pr00009]

HOW DID YOU CUT A HOT DOG WITH A TABLE SAW

[@claem1755]

buena música !!!!!!!

[@SteifWood]

@4:41 lmfao

[@kyrrekar]

😁

[@StrayCatHomestead]

I have a much better way to do this and I'm going to tell you all about it now so that I can prove how smarts I am. Oh, wait, no I don't and no I'm not going to. Carry on.

[@Al-ms6me]

hahahaha

[@lipevolcom2]

The sawstop can't cut sausages LOL

[@daleclaxton1811]

Cut that hotdog, baby.

[@neathway382]

Dude! Keep your wiener away from saw blades!

[@perrybrown4985]

Mine is safely in a vise

[@thenorwegianmaker]

😂

[@RambozoClown]

Dog or not, makes no difference.