The neighbor was surprised when he saw how it worked!

[@menscraft7985]

Hi, I hope you liked this mechanism) Rate from 1 to 10

[@jannixD]

9

[@buttcrack7784]

4

[@jonlanier_]

zero

[@Daniel-gi3jo]

1

[@SuspiciousSkys3045]

9

[@THEbadlnb]

“I can work without Glasses, 100% protection”. I am sorry to tell you, but that thing is not going to save you from kickbacks. Your tablesaw safety skills have a lot to be desired. At least you have a writhing blade but you can still get a kickback if you only have one hand on a push stick and nothing else. Always wear safety glasses with a table saw or any saw.

[@perrydebell1352]

Riving knife. Writhing means moving in a twisting or snake-like or wormlike fashion.

[@Zifikare]

@@perrydebell1352 Resulting in a self-induced kickback

[@francorosati4570]

😊😊😊

[@francorosati4570]

😊

[@mellissadalby1402]

Very cool. Until I saw the table saw I had no idea what the heck you were making. Good idea.

[@ericjames9475]

What was the purpose of the pointless photo showing this contraption over grass???.I wouldn't have bothered watching if I knew it was nothing to do with grass

[@ThomasDahle-p4n]

Ich dachte dass es ein Golfschläger sein soll 😂

[@philtucker1224]

Yeh I thought it was a garden weed puller?

[@oldschooldiy3240]

I don't know....I kinda liked the way you wave your hand around the running table saw blade as if the saw dust is your main concern when cutting! P.S. I have yet to see a table saw that did not have a vacuum hose port....just saying....

[@jacobshort6528]

You should take a look at antique, post-war models. For the early home craftsman.

[@colindipper4742]

I bet that your neighbour was amazed-- that you still had any fingers

[@menscraft7985]

Yes, my fingerless neighbor is shocked!

[@David-vb8ih]

Now that was pretty slick!

[@menscraft7985]

Thank you for appreciating my work

[@mattedwards4533]

Some people are just too smart! LOL! Nice idea. I wish I had made one like yours years ago.

[@choimdachoim9491]

Great!!! Now...replace the blade cover with clear plastic and make it attach to the saw base so that precision placement of the saw is not necessary.

[@stevestogsdill5791]

Or make it pivot at the ceiling and at the cover to allow more freedom of table saw placement.

[@rickmiddleton6588]

That is the best I've ever seen! very impressed!!

[@menscraft7985]

Thank you for appreciating my work!

[@marchess923]

Can the wood cover accommodate a blade titled to 45° or more for beveled cuts?

[@tajhayes7841]

AWESOME idea man! THNX 4 sharin' this!!

[@philtucker1224]

Excellent! Only five bucks in materials plus about nine hundred in special power tools, obviously..

[@MrBerryK]

0:35 Geeze, I have scars on my hands from doing that when I was 14 and stupid.

[@fransmulder9326]

Is this in addition to a dust vacuum below the table? The majority of the dust and particles should go down. Is it worthwhile improving that part before building this contraption?

[@johntousey5226]

What about the power source for the light?

[@eugenetswong]

Yeah, I couldn't see where he connected it.

[@nzlemming]

@@eugenetswong @johntousey5226 At 09:15 there's a small battery on the curve just by the switch. I was wondering the same thing when he first turned on the light.

[@BarryWeaver-pv6cz]

@@nzlemming some saws have these incorporated....My HF chop saw has a light that runs off 2 AAA batteries. Lasts forever too.

[@s7mogato]

Excelente; fácil de construir y muy funcional......gracias

[@woodybrison]

Holy Whoppers, man, you should never put your hand within 4 inches of that blade unless the saw is unplugged

[@JW007100]

That first piece you cut could easily have kicked back into your stomach. The cover prevents you from having complete control of both pieces of the wood you cut. What you have done is traded safety for convenience.

[@MichaelGovers]

Very interesting, 10/10 thanks for sharing :)

[@makemyday1477]

I’m just trying to figure out why you didn’t just use the blade guard that came with the saw. It was designed for the saw by the people who designed the saw. They always have worked perfectly fine and they have a dust collector port on them.

[@vonhoother]

Congratulations, you invented the blade guard.

[@them2216]

Genius idea

[@SusanFrederick-i3u]

This man is a brilliant genius!

[@philtucker1224]

As opposed to a thick genius?

[@diyhard666]

I like it. But the ceiling mount wouldn't work for me. My saw table is movable. I have a hose coming from the ceiling that is attached to a blade guard.

[@David-vb8ih]

It looks like you could easily modify it by adding a cross bar over the top of your saw that attatces to the table base then mounting to the cross bar. Mods are where it's at. Take what you see and make it your own.

[@menscraft7985]

Buddy, thanks for appreciating my work, but I agree that this idea is only for a stationary tool

[@carstengianelli1266]

Nice, but the safety mechanism should be part of the machine itself.

[@stuartansell9461]

Really cool idea 👍👏

[@menscraft7985]

Thank you for appreciating my work

[@BlackRaven-w4e]

If that contraption gets loose you will have fragments flying at high speed to your belly in the best scenario or to your face in the worst. Very flimsy and dangerous.

[@galewollenberg786]

see my comment. I'm a retired tool and die maker and know that will hurt someone because of it's instability.

[@Juangaba]

Bravo!!!

[@MrJh66sh]

Nice video 7 but your not supposed to have your tablesaw blade no more than than 1/8"above the board your cutting and that will also cut down the amount of dust most will fall below the tablesaw or inside case. To bad you want be able to use the sawdust blade garde device when cutting on any angle cuts. But its a great idea keep up the good wooworking 0:03 . Remember always wrae safety 0:03 glasses 🤓! Jason Ham of Ham's Custom Woodworks 45 yrs doing cabinetmaking 0:03

[@meljane8339]

That looks like a good idea. T.y.

[@menscraft7985]

Thank you friend for appreciating my work.

[@rcsontag]

Nice tools!

[@LWBrown-md4wm]

If you're shop is small like mine and you have to move tools around it could be difficult to , a hassle to line up each time you've had to move it. Nice workmanship, a push stick should have been used a few times.

[@philtucker1224]

Yeh the ceiling thing is so stupid, especially in customer’s houses!

[@RenaissancManEng]

"Honey, can you move your saw to the right about a foot so I can get by?"

[@nzlemming]

Indeed. If the gizmo was attached to the table saw, however...

[@schwarzersternenstaub]

Very cool Idea 👌💪👍😎

[@SpaceRyder444]

Awesome!👍

[@jairsouza7108]

Excelente! 🇧🇷

[@menscraft7985]

Buddy, thanks for appreciating my work

[@cliffordbaxter1992]

That's Bloody damm Brilliant ✝️🇺🇸😀😀😀😀😀

[@philtucker1224]

In the U.K. saw tables have to be sold with an integral cover guard by law.

[@baltoman6709]

Impressive! Thanks for sharing.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@ambydaly5713]

If you use a band saw always use an old piece of wood to feed the work piece through, not your hands each side like in the video. If it were to snatch it would draw your arm across the blade and cut you badly. Machines are dangerous and need to be respected. I am a retired toolmaker/ machinst.

[@user-gh6kr3jm3i]

Great! Now make a safe insert plate 😉

[@Larry-jv6he]

awsome,sir.i give you a 10

[@ifell3]

me fast forwarding to find out what it is aha

[@denisthomas6554]

What's this got to do with your neighbour?

[@philtucker1224]

If you are using it in someone’s house will they mind you drilling into their ceiling? 🤔

[@phillipbingham487]

Really neat

[@mergrew0110]

Nice, but treat yourself to a new sawblade!

[@user-gh6kr3jm3i]

And an insert plate

[@lcurtsinger4313]

No way is that safe

[@Luckypinky83]

Amazing!

[@rickmunn7356]

If you bump that floppy guard it will contact the blade and explode in your face. You should test it with a very long string so you’re safe. Good luck.

[@abderrezak7412]

Safety is my concern, here. Anything can go wrong because the cover is suspended, not safely attached above the saw. If it comes loose, even slightly, then all hell will break out. Be careful, please.

[@ramonhamm3885]

I like it. Would another way work to put slot shaped suckers under the table on either side of the blade?

[@austinbambooinc2507]

Hm. I would have liked seeing how you attached leads to the LED strips for the power supply. Other than that, nicely done!

[@stephenwhite1607]

I'd have used or built a vacuum port for under the table near the leading edge and added a vortex dust collector on the hose.

[@lennartgerdedal883]

Super idé 😊😊👍👍👍👍

[@user-gh6kr3jm3i]

I bet the dust will still fly all over the plase if you trim a side of a board as you have the ectraction only one one side

[@samuledarconi2927]

The build was quite entertaining as double (triple?) speed build it project.....

[@bodothalhofer6557]

Perfect 👍

[@dongies5834]

Probably wouldn't smell like a wood shop, after getting rid of sawdust......

[@frankmarra7380]

Whats the tape measure inside your dust hood for?

[@hawk7102]

Suggestion, I have you tried yet, in selling this to a manufacturer or a company. Or better yet- start to produce them and sell them yourself online. Again it is only a suggestion. Thank you.

[@menscraft7985]

Thanks for the great offer

[@user-gh6kr3jm3i]

Nice! I've made my cover from a 4" wide clear plastic box with 5" hose attached to it. I can see everything from all sides. It has kickback protection and walls that slide on the side to close the gap. I would say I'm more practical 😎

[@boblevine104]

I would like to see that. You should make a video.

[@philtucker1224]

Much easier just to convert an Anglepoise desk lamp with a vacuum pipe attached to the shade…

[@galewollenberg786]

This could become a very dangerous piece because the arms are not substantial to keep the blade from hitting it! Then it would break up and go flying.

[@ladislautoth864]

Câte ,,utilje , ai folosi eu făceam o fabrică de mobilă tip,Ikea.

[@olderolderman4603]

We didn't see 🙈 Mr. Wilson 😅

[@valekax2158]

An interesting video, a cool device for work. Like it!

[@philtucker1224]

(I’ve had a look in my wife’s kitchen cupboards) and she doesn’t have one of those bandsaw thingies…

[@RVMD95]

Don’t work without glasses!

[@bogotablognj5707]

What happens if you need to rip down stock to anything less than 1 inch and still what to keep your fingers. "just move the guard" they will say. So why not just hook up a vacuum to the port built into many bodies of the saws now a days.

[@johntucker2826]

...and what happens when you need to move the table saw on account of the dimensions of a particular piece of lumber you need to cut........

[@geoffcolville5667]

I watched this thinking it was going to be something fantastic for grass not a bleeding extraction unit for a bench saw

[@shop970]

He knows that throat plate and table and fence are. . . Not. In the need of this project.? Doesn't he?

[@clee383412]

Excuse me, where can I buy these four square aluminum tubes?Thank you

[@menscraft7985]

I bought OBI from a hardware store, but you can easily replace them with wooden slats

[@clee383412]

Thank you ❤

[@stav09]

Very Talented Guy, love this idea

[@Michael-Makes-Stuff]

I like this idea! It is very clever and well made... But your blade is dull af. It's cutting way too slow. Clean and/or sharpen that bad boy. It will help with the quality of the cut and safety. Also, your thumbnail is total click bait. It should be a picture on the table saw itself.

[@johnnloughran9365]

I can't believe I wasted that much of my life.

[@Daniel-gi3jo]

You need safety glasses.

[@gordonbenko8304]

Don’t need it , I like getting dusty

[@HGANGHONY]

Bravo!

[@derekmoult238]

Pray tell what it was doing out on the lawn? Good grief. That is ridiculous

[@Timba-w7f]

When i was a mere lad, i took employment as a seaman on a sailing ship destined for to round Cape Horn in search of the elusive white whale. The craggy one legged captain told a tale of how he carved his missing leg from a sperm whale tooth, and how his leg was lost to the angry dull teeth of a rusty antique yet dustfree table saw! Tis a memory I've long cherished these 300 years, and often repeated to the delight of me elders!

[@olegpankrashkin5081]

👍👏👌🤜🤛🤝. Молодец. Классно.

[@charlesisaacs9976]

Work 💪 is dirty

[@BarryWeaver-pv6cz]

yeah but work smarter, not harder

[@philtucker1224]

Why fix it to a ceiling?? Why not fix it to the saw table so it goes where the saw table goes?? Very silly place! 🤣😂🤣😂

[@Brianjoltee41729]

Say what it is first please. I don’t need that, can’t use that, you just wasted my time.

[@gregwertheim3970]

I always skip to the end to see the finished product before watching the video. Takes a few seconds and you can move on if not interested.

[@robsaunders1631]

YOU wasted your time...don't blame others for your own mistakes

[@joecontreras5068]

@@Brianjoltee41729 you did it to yourself- nobody forced you to watch it .

[@brianpope5243]

All that work for a bit of dust, you are joking

[@philtucker1224]

(It seems to be the brain child of a man with no customer work and too much time on his hands)..- Much better to buy a proper saw table with one already fitted..

[@mrbrown6421]

Did you just cut a CIRCULAR broken wooden "Lazy Suzy" and cut it in half? >>> FULL STOP

[@twaycce]

Nice workman ship, however more of a hazard than what it is worth. If you have a kick back it may fling more your way than just the board.

[@r123brown]

Clever

[@larrynelson734]

👍👍❤...

[@TheMishakov]

Is that beautiful forest in russia?

[@menscraft7985]

Yes, here you can run into a garbage dump in the forest, recently the situation has been changing for the better, but there are still a lot of pigs

[@mistertwo6113]

👏

[@dalejohns2758]

Way to flimsy and moves too much. Hate to bump it into the blade. Dangerous, actually. Your blade should never be that high above the piece you are cutting. I'm never more than a 1/2in above the piece.

[@johncarver8125]

'RUBE GOLDBERG Lives'

[@ianmarsden8568]

The Comments are a tough crowd...

[@blackhorse2947]

American Ingenuity

[@daveymcg53]

clickbait -nothng to do with the thumbnail.

[@malcdickinson06]

Nothing to do with the thumbnail. Waste of time!