Most Accurate Small Table Saw in the World by Fred Brinks

[@donluke578]

Wow, some real planing went into making this thing.....man that saw's more like artwork.....beautiful job....!!

[@happykayaker9027]

Absolutely gorgeous!!!

[@MichaelAaronBerger]

very impressive.

[@axnbjsbdudbydvydubu9355]

very well done !!

[@YknotLearnall]

Nice saw. Well done!

[@climbercal2122]

Brilliant. Where can I get one?

[@imxploring]

Incredible. Unfortunately it's much too saw for most woodworkers. Still an incredible piece of engineering and prototype work!

[@MrNacho1946]

This is one of the most interesting piece of machinery that I've ever saw. You said that it was made for small project, It would surely be interesting to see what you've made.

[@richardbaeyens1313]

A dream. 🙃 It's still possible to buy this saw?

[@peternagy2045]

Fred you are a true craftsmen. I love to own one of it. Could you be kind to let me know the coast of the digital model and how one go about ordering one. Thank you.

[@Winfaq]

Nice work

[@africancichlids3011]

Looks good

[@hillbilly918]

Are they for sale yet??

[@eroshtik6997]

Great Table saw

[@polarbear60]

Well, how much??

[@ΚωσταςΣχοιναρακης]

Any website, any link for order?

[@Munzer1977]

How much it Waigh, price and can you ship it to UAE ..!

[@The1andOnly1ToB]

Where do I get one?

[@paulhayton3423]

What might shipping be to L6Y 5S2

[@familyfirst8583]

His number and email are in the description.

[@naruponkanjanapas4459]

What is type of motor do you use, induction motor? Thank you sir.

[@Kabob_King]

For what this must cost you could just buy a 10" cabinet saw. Those saws will take any blade with a 5/8" arbor including extremely thin kerf 6 1/2" blades that are commonly available in a variety of tooth configurations. With a zero clearance insert, and a low auxiliary fence you could easily cut those 1/72nd scale 2" pieces (about .028") accurately. My 10 year old Unisaw will rip wood with no more than 1-2 thousandths variation in width along the length of the piece, can handle full sheets of plywood, will cut 3" thick hardwoods with ease, and will also cut model scale materials. $300 on craigslist ..... think about it. A cabinet saw will tackle any full scale job you can scheme up. Personally I want the capacity in my table saw to build a new kitchen and not just a dollhouse kitchen. Still this is cool, but the application is just very limited.

[@d.aardent9382]

yah, looking at the mini table saws, most dont even bevel, and the ones Ive seen so far for only a single action the price is so much that I could buy a compact regular table saw and see if I can just find one that I can use small blades on. I like the idea of micro power tools for actually doing precision high control applications with a lower powered motor, but the prices I just cannot afford as I dont make things I can charge multi 1000's $$$ for. lol I 'm looking at taking a off the shelf product and just modifying it to do what I need. Most of the time I can cut everything I need with just fine handsaws and my fancy manual picture frame miter saw that has a gliding support frame that holds the saw back, but sometimes I would just like to be able to switch on a mini circular saw and cut some pieces real quick if I have multiples.

[@johngamal141]

This is specially for modellers, not for full size tablesaw , you will benefit from it if you have limited space or work on small projects

[@diegopo3635]

I gotta tell ya Fred, if what you say i true then you need to market that puppy. There is NOTHING on the market today that will 1) make a true, straight, and ACCURATE cut, 2) doesn't fall apart after 3 months, IF you can get one that will come on at all, 3) is designed for SMALL WORK - something MORE than 4" and no more that 10", and that a small footprint, 4) and is a PRECISION TOOL!! It's like the only choices are TOYS, or GIANT rigs for the construction site. OK, I'm done. Keep up the good work!

[@lukewarm1217]

I was going to buy this but couldn’t get a reply to my email.

[@guitarsandsuchetc]

where can I get in contact with me

[@missionron]

Very cool..but I'd wait for reviews.

[@a.l.alexander3668]

How do I get one?

[@johnav8r1]

Looks to be a really great saw for modelers. Is this saw commercially available?

[@Wilett614]

I NEVER saw this SAW available Anywhere ...I believe it was simply a prototype of only ONE Built

[@nofcustoms4663]

how much

[@praxisnode]

very nice, did you design this in cad by any chance?

[@pauldixon6654]

Greetings sir. very rarely does one see such good quality designs. If however it is on the market I would very much like to know the price and if shipment is possible. Many thank for sharing. Kind regards.

[@NoirHammer]

3:36 Bionic Fred

[@jarosailor2660]

YOU are the best!

[@belfordlancaster6818]

Why won't this guy answer any questions?

[@pauldixon6654]

how the hell can this man hold all or retain wright as all or most saws have what this twit is selling huh did i say selling. the twat cant even be bothered to reply.

[@happykayaker9027]

Paul Dixon Sounds like you have your feelings hurt.

[@pauldixon6654]

Hello &seasons greetings to you. nothing annoy me more than someone boasting what they have made and don't have the common decentcy to reply when a Q is asked. haha yer well i will not be chucking any more toys out the pram lol have a good one sir.

[@dclark069]

This incredible product video was posted way back in 2011; it's quite possible that Fred is no longer with us? If so, perhaps he is simply a brilliant designer who passed away early, and not quite so much a "twat", Paul Dixon. A couple of years ago, I found a number for him via an online search. I called, but it was disconnected.

[@SolarReturn1966]

Belford Lancaster Could it be he is camera shy maybe?

[@rm42749]

Good luck trying to sell this thing. Looks like it would cost a few thousand to build. How do you retain all rights to it? It has features that other saws have so you won't get a patent on it.

[@aaronaquino9048]

Perhaps only the digital fence part.

[@darrinrace8865]

Look well built, but way over designed. Also does not appear you you can bevel the blade.

[@Gator1699]

I think he passed away poor bugger no replies.

[@pauldixon6654]

Well hello is anyone out there. iv only waited a bloody year for your kind reply. Not very good sales pitch is it or is it somone else that built it and you cant. try inventing a screw driver.

[@habiks]

Looks rigid.. but hardly "the best" - can't even tilt the blade

[@TYB439]

No ability to make angled cuts.

[@lewissmart7915]

Thats a point but there are tricks one can do