Make the cone with a circular saw./korean woodworking

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[@That_One_Kobold]

Attaching a "lathe" to a table saw seems dangerous...

[@nicholasittzes7224]

Fantastic for sharpening colossal pencils! 😁

[@michaelgasperik4319]

That is putting a lot of side load on the blade. You would either have to move forward very slow, or damage the tablesaw.

[@lebronjames726]

Wood workers do what a machinist wish they could and live

[@DT__1]

I bet many carpenters are swearing hard after watching this 😊

[@user-bf4yw3sr5g]

I find it humorous when I see somebody check for square directly across from where they just checked.

[@rb-ex]

not a fan of using a table saw as a lathe or otherwise getting overly creative with it. but gotta say these tapers are impressive, and have to admit this is a useful jig/hack and i cant think of a better way to do it

[@jimpartridge9634]

Do not do this. Blade will fatigue and shatter. Shrapnel will seriously injure someone nearby.

[@christov4120]

Sometimes a unique idea isn't a good idea.

[@gradyboyd4667]

I don't even want to know happens when that kicks back. I'll just stick to not having a lathe, anyway I already have a suitable amount of wooden traffic cones, which is zero

[@harlicon]

As a carpenter, pls dont do this with regular saw blades. They are not designed to take side pressure. And you dont wanna be around when that blades gives in after cut no 17...

[@user-ez2nd3ty6x]

И только только русскоговорящих позабавило кернение дерева😂

[@user-dg5nu3ce1b]

Первый раз вижу, чтобы дерево кернили!

[@VladVsevolod]

Метчик по дереву😂😂😂😂

[@denispirogov30]

круто! но проверить перпендикулярность в одной плоскости)

[@LEXCARTER]

Сначала приклеил, потом угол проверил 😂 как будто ещё есть шанс переделать 😂

[@henryjubeda7617]

That's a lot of damage, nice

[@Conservator.]

If a bolt is perpendicular to its base on one side, it’ll also be perpendicular to the base on the opposite side. 😉

[@MONEYBOY512]

Because we all need more cones in our lives

[@2packrm781]

First time seeing done this way... I can't believe that I have been missing this part of the instruction(s) since I was in middle school (2007-2008).