Metal Cutting Saw Station / DIY

[@Kynosys_]

There are many things to cut metal while making works. It's hard to cut it with a ruler every time, so I wanted to make a metal cutting station like a woodworking Miter saw station. While I was making it, I also made a shelf on the top of the wall where I could put long boards, It's become a blockbuster to fill one side of the wall. The board stopper was also made pretty using magnetic base, and I think it will be very helpful to organize the metal workroom by making 30 drawers at the bottom. This video is a bit long because it was made over three weeks, but I think you can enjoy it because you can see so many skills. Now, metal materials are as comfortable as wood and can be cut as long as you want. It's my own metal cutting saw station that will be used in many works. Please enjoy watching it and subscribe and like it. Thank you.

[@ismetzagl1216]

If we compare workshops to hotel rooms, your workshop is the king's suite. I bow with respect.

[@Kynosys_]

I envy old workshops that show signs of decades of use. My workshop is neat and tidy because it was built in the last few years. I put a lot of effort into keeping it neat, but it takes time to let the signs of time show. I will try harder. thank you

[@ismetzagl1216]

We are waiting for your new videos, hoping to witness all the traces second by second until your workshop wears out. grand master

[@MojoSpoon]

Tolle Arbeit, tolle Videos. Sehr schön die Kombination aus verschiedenen Materialen, guten Ideen und handwerklichem Geschick.

[@Kynosys_]

Die Erstellung dieser Arbeit dauerte fast zwei Wochen. Wie Sie sagten, wird es durch die Kombination von Holz-, Profil- und Metallmaterialien hergestellt. Ich bin so dankbar, jemanden zu haben, der die Leidenschaft anderer Menschen versteht. Dank Ihnen bekomme ich die Energie, mit einer weiteren Arbeit zu beginnen. Ich möchte Ihnen meinen aufrichtigen Dank aussprechen. This work took almost two weeks to create. As you said, it is made by combining wood, profile and metal materials. I'm so grateful to have someone who understands other people's passion. Thanks to you, I get the energy to start another piece of work. I would like to express my sincere gratitude.

[@JJ-oq7tm]

I’ve watched your videos for many months now, your attention to details and tolerances is amazing. I really enjoy your work. Thanks for sharing your builds. I look forward to the next.

[@Kynosys_]

It's a wonderful experience to meet someone who understands hard work and passion. I would like to express my sincere gratitude.

[@nutsmcflurry3737]

First time I’ve seen a work bench with lighted pin striping, excellent. One small criticism, when attaching your drawer fronts, use double sided tape instead of brad nails for aesthetics. And wago connectors for wiring.

[@beewagyu]

You should try the "Evolution" saw it's amazing. Metal comes Off cool to the touch.

[@robovampire]

Absolutely dreamy, thank you for the video

[@Kynosys_]

It's a wonderful experience to meet someone who understands hard work and passion. I would like to express my sincere gratitude. Thanks again!

[@scotter_dotter]

Beautiful. A work of art.

[@Kynosys_]

The word art fills me with joy. It feels like the fruit of my efforts, and I would like to express my sincere gratitude.

[@lynnelewis9605]

Wow just amazing. X

[@manuelaguiarbetancor2693]

Increible trabajo Fantastico Gracias por compartir Un saludo 🇮🇨

[@Kynosys_]

Gracias por tus palabras de elogio. Haré todo lo posible para hacer mejores videos. gracias Thank you for your words of praise. I will try my best to make better videos. thank you

[@Mr1DANBOY]

If you’re going to use TIG weld it really helps to clean off the paint.

[@Kynosys_]

It hasn't even been a month since I started TIG welding. Your comment about the surface having to be clean is very helpful. thank you!

[@nutsmcflurry3737]

@@Kynosys_agree on the clean surface for tug, rust paint oil are all problems.

[@nutsmcflurry3737]

Tig. Damn auto correct

[@vetwood]

Great job👍

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your praise 🫡🫡🫡

[@Makerperpassione]

Complimenti è venuta spettacolare!!!!

[@rumahseniparlinggoman6992]

Nice work... Kren,Salam...

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks 🫡🫡🫡

[@Painless61]

It looks like you have a lot of space to build everything you need.

[@Kynosys_]

The workplace is not that spacious. I try a lot to utilize the space. Thank you!

[@sarinhighwind]

First person with a full on miter station that I've seen on youtubes. Nice. Though, the welds on that metal rack only being tack welds and not that deep is a bit scary.

[@Kynosys_]

Thank you for your compliments and concerns. Actually, I purchased an argon welder for this project. Still, the welding looks very clumsy. I wasn't able to capture it in the video, but I used an arc welder that I used in the past to sufficiently weld the parts that needed strength. I will always pay attention to safety. Thank you again.

[@sarinhighwind]

@@Kynosys_ Oh good to know. Steel is scary stuff.

[@СергейНовокрещенов-г7р]

It was cool. I had a lot of fun watching your work. It's nice to see the attention to detail and the love with which you create new things for your workshop. I can’t say that this will “inspire me to heroic deeds”😉, since for now, I do everything in an old barn or on the street, but what I see gives me aesthetic pleasure. (=

[@Kynosys_]

I am actually encouraged by your sincere words of support. I hope that you will continue to be happy, and I will try harder. thank you!

[@PeterNetped]

Top...👍👍👍👍

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your praise!!! 🫡🫡🫡

[@correykeen2956]

Love the projects you make. I was watching your soldering, if you hold your iron on the back of the joint and let the wires heat up to temp and then come in with the solder on the opposite side, the solder will flow towards the iron due to the Marangoni effect and create a better bond, remove the solder and then quickly the iron. It didn't look like your iron was hot enough either, the solder was barely flowing, or your weren't allowing the wires to get up to temp. A little unsolicited advice you might find useful.

[@Kynosys_]

You are an expert. As I read the detailed explanation, I felt like everything would go well on its own. I will make sure to work with caution. I am still a beginner in this field. My goal is to bring various fields together. Thank you so much for your thoughtful words.

[@beewagyu]

Off subject sorry. Do you use any specific Mil Spec on your plexiglass used. And do you mind sharing where company glass you use. I'm looking. Thank you.

[@TTAJ]

Like 영상 잘 봤습니다!! 또 오겠습니다!!

[@Kynosys_]

변함없는 응원에 감사드립니다.

[@billybike57]

Your wood working skills are phenomenal but your welding, well it needs work. Just a hit from an old retired welding, never try to weld through red steel coating. Scuff with a sanding disc and wire brush.

[@Kynosys_]

You are right. Actually, I made this piece about a week after I bought the argon welder. I am currently practicing arc welding and argon welding diligently. Next time, please tell me what I'm doing wrong. Thank you for your kind words!

[@FixitFred]

Amazing work. However what do you do when you want to cut miters as its the fence on the saw that pivots. This project was truly amazing. Also the bosch cold saw seems to have the motor up higher than my Morse saw which looks like it has much higher cut capacity

[@Kynosys_]

Are you talking about cutting angles other than right angles? That work is cut on a separate bandsaw. In this work, I focused on fixing the members comfortably and cutting them at right angles. I sincerely appreciate your words of support.

[@FixitFred]

@@Kynosys_ I was. Such an awesome project. I am sure it must have take a while to design. Thank you for sharing this video was great. Also loved that it was long

[@patrickjacqmot9923]

Bonjour, Je suis à la recherche d'une scie à métaux. Êtes-vous content de votre Bosch et quelles en sont ses références s'il vous plaît ? Avez-vous pensé à d'autres modèles avant de vous procurer ce modèle (scie à ruban, ...) ? D'avance, merci

[@alexanderyakimenko8587]

Это лучшее, что я видел.

[@Kynosys_]

Я очень рад, что есть кто-то, кто мне сочувствует. Это будет большим подспорьем для моей следующей работы. Спасибо I'm very happy that there is someone who sympathizes with me. It will be a great help for my next work. thank you!

[@dinost]

잘 만드셨는데 이거 하나가 아쉽네요 팬스에서 길이맞추는 스토퍼를 오른쪽에 쓰신것은 킥백 위험성이 커집니다. 왼편을 바이스로 잡고있기에 왼편으로 스토퍼를 설정하셔야 안전합니다. 왼편을 잡고 오른편을 스토퍼에 걸리게 되다보니 잘린뒤 밀릴수가 없어서 톱날쪽으로 튀거나 밀리게됩니다.

[@Kynosys_]

맞는 말씀입니다. 제 마이터쏘 스테이션도 그 방향입니다. 스토퍼 때문에, 쇠자를 사용하려고 구상을 했는데, 왼쪽으로 읽는 쇠자는 없더군요. 찾는대로 왼쪽으로도 만들어보려 합니다. 말씀 감사합니다.

[@philstevens9914]

Are you aware of the Evolution miter saw? You might have gone with a slightly different design if so.

[@Kynosys_]

There are many cooler machines out there. As a beginner in metal processing, I really liked Bosch's metal saw. Please watch me grow further in the future. thank you

[@philstevens9914]

@@Kynosys_ It will don 45 deg. cuts. It doesn't use an abrasive blade so doesn't generate heat and sparks. It only costs $800.00.

[@wernerpfeifer]

It's more like gluing than welding...🤔

[@Kynosys_]

The tack welded part seemed to be very weak. Among the parts not shown in the video, the parts that required a lot of force were welded quite strongly using arc welding. Actually, I am a beginner in argon welding. I will try harder. thank you

[@종로너구리-r4c]

you car SUV??

[@Kynosys_]

Somehow, I end up driving only SUVs. I guess I have an obsession with carrying a lot of luggage. But I’m also curious as to why you’re curious about that.

[@종로너구리-r4c]

전기 전자 쪽 자재는 많이 부족 하시네요

[@Kynosys_]

나름 꽤 모았습니다. 전기쪽은 기초적인것만 아는 정도입니다. 언젠가는 제 공방을 한번 둘러보는 영상을 만들어 보려합니다. 그때 자세히 보실수 있을거 같습니다. 감사합니다.

[@Ironman9665]

Прямо станция техноэкстаза.

[@Kynosys_]

Вы мастер по металлообработке. На самом деле я новичок в обработке металла. Это гораздо сложнее и трудоемкее, чем обработка древесины. Благодаря вашей поддержке, я буду работать усерднее в будущем. Спасибо! You are a metalworking craftsman. I am actually a beginner in metal processing. It is much more difficult and laborious than wood processing. Thanks to your support, I will work harder in the future. thank you!

[@TheMadJoker87]

tig welding over paint? really???

[@Kynosys_]

I purchased an argon welder for this project. I'm still a beginner. I just used the color square pipe I had, and the welding turned out better than I expected. Since I was going to paint it black anyway, I didn't pay much attention to minor issues. thank you

[@TheMadJoker87]

@@Kynosys_ unlike mig or most other welding techniques, tig is extremely sensitive to the workpiece being painted, oiled or generally dirty, this will contaminate the puddle and make your welds have that black carbon around them and very bad penetration. its necessary that you strip any paint and rust before welding, and its common practice using acetone or another solvent to clean the work pieces from dirt and oil

[@Kynosys_]

Thank you for the detailed explanation. As you said, I will practice. It is most important to keep the welding surface clean. Thank you.

[@trevoremerson7427]

@@Kynosys_There are so many ways a person can respond to comments and I really appreciate your humble approach. You mention you are new to Tig welding and your going to practice, you are also thankful for one’s advice given in the comments. It’s very respectable. Thanks for the awesome videos.

[@Kynosys_]

@@trevoremerson7427 Giving sincere answers and using the word "thank you" for others' humility and advice shows a complete aspect of your character. It makes my heart feel warm and cozy. I learn a lot from your aesthetic sense that allows me to see the bright side of life. In Korea, when three people pass by, there is definitely a teacher worth learning from. There is a saying: Once again, I feel that humility and an attitude of learning are important. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to you.