Save Huge Money Building a Clamping Table | Woodworking

[@magicrobharv]

The punchline to this story is that Izzy figured out a way to run the entire factory off of 1 cordless drill !!! :)

[@NateCougill]

I'm thrilled to see you tackling this project!

[@silvergrizzly316]

That was ingenious Izzy!!! 👍👍 Unbelievable who would dislike this creation. SMDH!!! GREAT JOB IZZY!!!!

[@ph1gm3nt]

They made a smart move, and got the right guy to set up the jig.

[@3DPrintingNerd]

Wow, that's a fantastic idea! I love the idea of having those things able to clamp down anywhere!

[@jasiahaugustus1864]

I realize it is quite off topic but does anybody know of a good website to stream newly released series online?

[@McClimber234]

Cool. Very nice hold down table. Add more rams and rails to hold more areas

[@dennisdownes9319]

Awesome......I am reminded of Jon Peters finding his old pneumatic Kreg jig that he thought he lost. They don't make them anymore, but for production work, it definitly speeds up things

[@ArcticFlies56]

Izzy, you never cease to amaze me. This is really a cool idea!! Much better than clamping horizontally. Takes up less room. I really like the the way it slides along and is run by air.

[@tinkermouse-scottrussell3738]

Nice work station Izzy, enjoyed watching it all come together. Thanks for sharing. From Elliot Lake Ontario Canada.

[@paulbuckeljr8870]

You made that look exceedingly simple. Now I want one, lol!

[@rodw]

I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of the build. Simply A mazing lzzy !!!! You Rock

[@watahyahknow]

seems like a dream job , allways had a good eye for simplyfying things during production i might been good at the type of work youre doing

[@HHGdrums]

This was really awesome. I'm a true tinkerer at heart and this really fed my soul

[@Thom4123]

That’s a awesome set up a lot of possibilities with your set up nicely done.

[@johnathankeller1948]

Thank you! I used your design with armor tool in-line clamps. Looks like it’s going to work out great!

[@marB84]

Looks very ergonomic. Well done.

[@xylonguitars]

pure awesomeness! thank you for sharing your work!!!

[@Aprendiz-de-Marceneiro]

Very nice!

[@bertflisberg8908]

VERY IMPRESSIVE IZZY!!!!!

[@JENNISWISS]

SUPER CLEVER MR. WOODARTIST ❤️

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic idea, dude. And really well done! 😀

[@60tomboy]

great device for repeat product manufacture.

[@samhenderson2947]

So interesting. Would love to see more of this.

[@PetrKiskaPE-kneTR-uhlarstvi]

Excelent job, Izzy!

[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Cool project Izzy! Thanks for sharing.😎👍JP

[@crappo8459]

Nice nothing like the power of jigs great job

[@traylormade1215]

Great and simple table very helpful...

[@TheMarcomardueno]

Bad ass Izzy! 👍

[@craigbaynham-evans9826]

Love it Izzy ! Top job fella !!!

[@Grandpadew]

II enjoy watching people working with their hands....after watching several of your videos what is your educational back ground? What got you into this type of career?

[@izzyswan]

Grandpadew construction management background I got into furniture designing because management is to much like babysitting. Designing and building jigs and systems just came naturally and played well I to the environment I found my self in

[@wiebercraft4974]

You’re amazing bro

[@derail412]

Very cool!

[@mamabearssheshedtracykeato6941]

That's awesome build Izzy! I sure hope you charged more than $320 for that build! Just the mere thought of all of the logistics should be worth more than that!

[@vasiliyivanishvili9025]

industrial tools! great idea!

[@ScrapwoodCity]

Awesome device

[@jasperrogers7887]

you are smart!

[@Josh_Luijsterburg]

Great Izzy, you show them 😉

[@brianhackett9649]

I need to get that angle-finding eyeball upgrade.

[@BoanergesDebritto1]

Só posso dizer fantástico!! Izzy você é um engenheiro nato

[@oneeyedphotographer]

This could be hydraulic. Use air pressure directly onto the hydraulic fluid so you only have a small amount of compression. Using a large air/fluid interface driving a small piston could also multiply the clamping force applied.

[@reot1369]

This dude is an f'n genuis!!!

[@iwanmurtanto4202]

Nice project...👍👍👍

[@waynehansen4366]

Awesome

[@el737rs]

Wow, I'm a second viewer?!? Does this mean the KZbin notifications are finally working? Great video by the way, goes directly to my to do list :-)

[@wamikerand]

BRUH! Well done.

[@sheet-son]

Put an eccentric nut on the middle groove wheel to adjust tension.

[@bobt2522]

I have used v-groove wheels with eccentric shafts to adjust the tension in a track. It seems like a simpler approach. Your approach works but it seems to be needlessly complicated.

[@2979paul]

Amazing

[@MatthewCoyle-y2m]

Izzy, Love this set up. We are putting together a Amazon list for parts needed for similar build but we are having trouble finding rubber bumpers for the ends of the cylinders. Could you send me a link to what you used. The threads on our cylinders are m16x1.5

[@ColinPittendrigh]

That rail and roller bearing hardware could be used to make a DIY table saw slide table? What's a good source for those bearings?

[@timfowler4642]

Ingenious. Is this your unique design or is it similar to the expensive one you made reference to?

[@justtisha]

Bad ass!!

[@uknowulikethat4042]

that eyeball thing you used was good, where do you get them? cool build as always

[@izzyswan]

uKNOWuLIKE that they come built in. Lol

[@travisgrenz3620]

Would you be willing to share your cnc files? That is so cool!

[@TomKaren94]

Not sure if I understand what all the 3-inch holes were for. Reduce weight?

[@michaela4141]

Fantastic. Would the two way cylinders hold the pressure for say an hour for the glue to dry in a glue up table? Thank You

[@ericbardell496]

Issy how does your tool master work for us up here in Canada

[@adanrodriguez7293]

Donde puedo conseguir todo loque que nesesitas para aser una .

[@kv501]

Izzy, do you worry about the 3/8 threads in the plywood wearing out?

[@dannyharrell3259]

where can i find the list for parts? I don't see it on here

[@mardakworkshop4450]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@cyclone19692000]

oop there Izzy getting "jig"gy with it

[@waltlars3687]

Could inculd a link to the V bearings

[@izzyswan]

Walt Lars I forgot will add them in the morning

[@jonwills4670]

It’s amazing how a little brain power can create something so cool. Really like your expensive angle finder! 🤣

[@cediban]

Do you know the Name of the air Powered Drill in the Video?

[@izzyswan]

cediban I forgot to link that. I will go link it in the description box as soon as I am in front of a PC

[@tykellerman6384]

I always wondered what kind of man builds all the intricate machinery in a production situation now I know it’s guys like Izzy very clever

[@michaeltishler2866]

Izzy, How many psi is required for this to hold?

[@redwood1957]

put a nail apron on that guy good job

[@VasilyKiryanov]

Wouldn't all those rubber hoses get in the way?

[@JakeThompson]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@xl000]

does this count as a like or not ?

[@christopherballard3560]

Please come to my cabinet shop and build one!

[@nobull-dozer3356]

👍

[@christophershaffer4485]

What I wanna know is how many companies have asked and begged for your help or tried offering a job 🤔

[@manuelwide6791]

OMG ! Vietnamese plywood???? !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...

[@JamesBiggar]

Those clamps would be great for tabbing solar cells together. You've got the wheels turning now lol. Great jig!

[@nelsonw2096]

Right? In general a useful concept for folks who assemble a lot of things either in a factory or in the garage. Mine won't use pneumatic clamps but it will be useful.

[@sapelesteve]

Very nicely done as usual Izzy! The stuff that you continually come up with is mind blowing................... :)

[@joedaq6678]

Dude,,, I'm Sooooo Stealing Your design! 5 thumbs up! Izzy, you're Sooo right on about the cost of the Metal J#$ version. Only thing I'll do different is to use Maple Prefinished UV Epoxy Coated Ply (with Tons of Wax of course) ... Thanks for Your Inspiring Ideas, Seriously Dude, I was thinking Extruded Aluminum and Tons of Money that just ain't there right now... Again Thanks ;-)

[@johncannata4703]

Your creations are so impressive man!!! I wish I had the talent and the know how to do 1/16 of what you do!!

[@Hengry-hn7rb]

john cannata never too late to learn.

[@RVJimD]

Us less monetized types could build this but use wood cams in place of the air cylinders. A piston under the cam could be used if the rotation caused a problem with the parts moving on the table. A lever are could control all the cams. Now, go build it and do a video for me! Nice project and video Izzy! Jim

[@calebdwiggins7421]

Izzy I was wondering if you have had a chance to make the followup video to his one? Thanks for this video it was great and I will be building on very soon.

[@flyingwoodshop1545]

Thanks for sharing! This is the kind of stuff you never think of making yourself, but this is totally doable. Great content.

[@patrice8257]

You know Izzy if you don't have an engineering degree you sure do have an engineering brain. Your this generations DeVinci!!

[@TylerNewberry]

Great idea! What is the clamping force of one of those cylinders? I'm wondering if these would work for a welding jig.

[@JedidiahShultzIrishCraftsman]

Super cool Izzy!! Really gets my gears moving!👍😊

[@billm4560]

Now that's one heck of a job guys! 👍 Guess I'll have to cut my pieces out on the band saw since I don't have a CNC! 😁 Thanks izzy for sharing!

[@lostinadream1866]

You talked about a more in depth video regarding the air cylinders, did that ever happen?

[@YuraKvadrat132]

Excellent workbench turned out. It is convenient and quick to work on this. Izzy super!

[@MrScottyskillz]

your a mastermind izzy! I love it!

[@MakeEverything]

Awesome work man!!!

[@derrickcollett1561]

You should sell a kit for the Cnc parts. 👍🏼

[@chaunceymitchell]

Would love to see a pocket hole jig with a pneumatic clamp. Excellent video. Thanks

[@nicgurkweitz389]

I'm starting a cabinet shop in Washington, this is gonna be an awesome and inexpensive idea to make jobs easier. Thanks for the awesome tutorial!

[@Andy-te6jj]

nice build but you should find a better way to lay those hoses personally it would bother me how they are currently mounted the use spiral hoses e.g. would make a big improvement

[@aussiemanlyman2138]

Andy. I don’t understand why he didn’t use single acting spring return pneumatic cylinders. You only need half of the hoses then too. And turn the cylinders around 180 in the holders so the hoses are over the framework, not over the work area.

[@mgpalma]

In the video he states hose management will be done later.

[@TheJttv]

Where can I find one of these high tech angle finding eyeballs? No one seems to have them in stock.

[@johnmalaihollo]

Jttv you can find them next to the rule of thumb 😂😉👍

[@mrupholsteryman]

I heard about roaming eyeballs.... Maybe the same thing?

[@Chryogenetics]

Harbor Freight sells them 3 for $5

[@patrickjtoole]

I'm actively building this. Great video, but I'm left with a couple of questions. Could you link the feet you used on the pneumatic clamp? Also, I have the dual lever. The connections are confusing...can you draw a schematic on how you connected them? Thank you. Great video. (Also, Im going to use this in a home workshop...adding a tilt feature to the table and a simple fence to the track for other projects).

[@drumavenger83]

You are the Mad Scientist of KZbin! Their isn't a project that you can't create! Awesome stuff as usual!

[@IsaKocoglu]

Getting jiggy with it! Great work Izzy. I can not wait to see your follow up video, regarding this jig.

[@kiwibird8441]

Isa Kocoglu lol do not amalgamate jiggy and Izzy in your head like I did after reading your comment... getting Jizzy with... oops family channel

[@JimFleming1953]

Nice work, Izzy! Thumbs up!

[@dasaster7993]

I like that, great job man.

[@springwoodcottage4248]

Amazing to see & be inspired by how economically & efficiently you build this. Thank you for sharing!

[@TheCalit19]

Nice ...I watch the video twice...impressive