Top 7 Table Saw Upgrade Compilation / DIY / Compilation

[@Kynosys_]

If you want to see a more detailed video Holder - kzbin.info/www/bejne/foHXYn-LmrN9i5o Vertical Rail System - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIC4nqdrgKmdfas Sleds with Acrylic - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZquxYZamoJelo9k Table extension - kzbin.info/www/bejne/b165XoyZnZJsnbc Fence Upgrade - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZCueIljl7F0nbM Auto Extension Wing - kzbin.info/www/bejne/enXZknmparN8gbc Zero Clearance Insert - kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5zbqox7a52Em5Y Front Wing - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWTNhWN6lriEh68

[@dennisgu2506]

The sled in acrylic is awesome. Its very expensive but ultra cool

[@Kynosys_]

Acrylic material seems to be more expensive in other countries than in my country. I am always trying to replace existing stereotypes with new materials and methods. Thank you for your kind words.

[@alexandrecretin9967]

Build everything out of plastic, it's so great. And encourage people to do so. We don't eat enough plastic. Please teach us how to use more of this. We are so grateful.

[@Jb-hk1pz]

Fuckin Veganer boy cry about IT

[@user_skjd82ji]

Kynosys, I rarely give compliments, but your skillset amazes me. you are very talented

[@Kynosys_]

For your precious praise, I would like to express my sincere gratitude. I hope that my works can be a small hint to those who have similar thoughts.

[@thierry5058]

Bonjour, belles réalisations. C'est cher mais on peut faire la même chose avec des matériaux moins onéreux . Il suffit de bien suivre les montages. Merci.

[@andrewepp6763]

It’s all the things I think in my head about what I wish my saw could do, but made into real life. Very good work

[@Kynosys_]

Day by day, step by step, we just move forward for what we want. The moment when our dedication becomes truly valuable is when there are people who understand it. The word happiness was created to remember such moments. Cheers!

[@beewagyu]

Beautiful. Awesome. Prolific. Super. Thoughtful. Fresh. Your ingenuity is beyond reproach. Very well done. Wish we lived closer. I'm right on pare in your thoughts and ways. Thanks for a great video. Where did you get the air for the lift and the table extension? Thanks again for an awesome blog.

[@Kynosys_]

Thank you very much for your generous compliment. Even though we are far away, it is fortunate that we can communicate through video. I run a small factory along with a workshop. Because the air compressor is always running at the factory, I feel more comfortable using air than other people. That's why I create a lot of works that use air cylinders.

[@cafealpha82]

미국서 목공 배우는 초보입니다. 제 롤모델이십니다. 너무 잘하시네요

[@Kynosys_]

좋은말씀 고맙습니다. 미국에 계시는군요? 자재나 부품 공구등을 한국보다는 쉽게 접하실거 같습니다. 멋지게 목공 하시기를 바라겠습니다. 모쿠모쿠라는 분도 미국에 계시던데, 목공에 아주 밝은 분입니다. 채널 들어가 보셔도 좋을거 같습니다. 감사합니다.

[@magatskami]

와...손으로 프라스틱 밴딩 진짜. 잘하네요~ 대박! 멋집니다.

[@Kynosys_]

아크릴이 워낙 열에 약해서 조금만 가열해도 쉽게 구부러 집니다. 몇번만 해보시면 적당한 온도를 찾으실수 있을겁니다. 대신 미리 준비를 잘하고 빠르게 성형해야 하더군요. 금방 다시 딱딱해 지거든요. 좋은 말씀 감사드립니다.

[@ygkim8203]

모아서보니까 한 편의 영화같네요. 편집기술이 나날이 발전하시는것같습니다.ㅎㅎ 늘 드리는 말씀이지만 또 배워갑니다. 아크릴의 다양한 쓰임새와 응용은 다시봐도 감탄이 나오네요. 추석 연휴라 쉬고계실텐데 알림이 울려서 방해가되는지 모르겠습니다만 남은 연휴 잘 보내시기를 바랍니다.

[@Kynosys_]

연휴가 길어서 예전 영상을 모아봤습니다. 이제 요령이 생겨서, 짜깁기로도 한편이 만들어지네요. 그나마 만들어 놓은 작품들이 있어서 가능한 일인거 처럼, yg 님의 칭찬의 글도 하도 많아서 언제 모음집을 한번 만들어얄까 봅니다^^ 풍성한 한가위처럼, 하시는 일 늘 번창하시기 바랍니다! 감사합니다.

[@rodpotts2666]

I built a acrylic router table top, that looks pretty cool. love the sled.

[@Kynosys_]

I also want to try making a router table out of acrylic. thank you!

[@SimonHoning]

Absolutely fascinating stuff here- so glad I found this!!

[@Kynosys_]

Thank you for your kind words. I will try my best to make more helpful videos.

[@tonyfust]

Amazing upgrades, Thank you

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your praise!!!

[@needfulthings2701]

What can I say? You can expect something extraordinary from a man who can push screws into wood with his bare fingers (10:13)! Very good extensions; very well implemented!

[@benjaminschlauch6576]

Very nice! Where do you get your acrylic sheets from?

[@Kynosys_]

I can't help but be proud of my country, the Republic of Korea, which has a strong manufacturing industry. Outside of my workshop, there are a lot of companies producing materials. on I think you'll have to buy it online. thank you

[@andrewepp6763]

This guy needs to teach a course on working with acrylic

[@Kynosys_]

I recently learned that acrylic is a material that is not easily accessible to DIY people in many developed countries. Korea is the first country and my home country to go through a colonial period as a result of the aftermath of World War II and reach the threshold of an advanced country. This characteristic of my country is that it maintains almost all primary industries. Within a 5-kilometre radius of my workshop, I could supply and receive almost all the parts and materials needed for my work. I found out after I started KZbin that this is such a huge blessing. It really inspires me that a messy, primary-industry environment that I thought would be a rather unfortunate one could be a huge advantage. I want to show you that a lot of work is easy to access. I want to create true DIY. So let's go on a trip together. I want to share a different world. Thank you!

[@uweploeger511]

Absolute amazing these extensions, the acrylic ones cost a little fortune but it's worth it. A little hint, NEVER wear gloves when handling with rotating machines, I saw guys loosing their fingers while drilling with gloves! Greetings from Germany!

[@Kynosys_]

Although I know it well, I sometimes wear it when my fingers are in pain. Still, I will always be careful about safety. Thank you for your kind words.

[@beewagyu]

Oh ok. So your air is coming from the factory that makes sense now, lol. Excellent. Thanks for that.

[@nutsmcflurry3737]

Channel needs far more subscribers. Hit that like button people. If for the filming and editing alone.

[@Kynosys_]

Thank you for your words of support, I will work harder to create great works. thank you!

[@victorvos2833]

Finaly somebody is taking care of protection!

[@Kynosys_]

Thank you so much for your kind words!

[@eladsinay6914]

For the indeed table you should also do the air assist with a foot pedal so as you get closer to the table you can keep both hands on the piece and lower the indeed so you can get close to the table at the end to push it thru. May not be a problem but for shorter people it may put me personally further and not close enough to the table and hey it’ll be cool so why not lol. Your ideas are amazing btw.

[@Kynosys_]

I think your perspective is valuable. I think it would have been nice to have made it that way. I made it as big as my arms could reach, but it's a shame I couldn't think of that idea. Thank you for your kind words!

[@eladsinay6914]

@@Kynosys_ thank you so much . as is, i think everything you have done is top notch. amazing work. i wish i could do the same to my table. looks so so cool.

[@Rob-Hannon]

I suspect you could sell flat packs of the cut acrylic and hardware for the shroud and sled.

[@nutsmcflurry3737]

Question about the overhead dust extraction. After using this, do you think it is a bit oversized? I was wondering if a more compact version, particularly in width might provide more suction?

[@Kynosys_]

I think your perspective is valuable. That's an accurate point. When I made it in an overhead format, I thought it would be sufficient to use enough dust collectors, and I thought I made it a bit grandiose. I think it would have been nice to make it lighter with a more flexible material. At the time, I was into acrylic material, and as I made it, it grew bigger and bigger. The performance of the dust collector is strong, so there is no major problem with dust collection. Thank you for your kind words.

[@michaelgrova225]

Kynosis - mad scientist of the maker space

[@Kynosys_]

@@michaelgrova225 This is the most unusual expression I've ever heard. It's fun. I will take this as a compliment and work harder. thank you!

[@user_skjd82ji]

@@Kynosys_ haha, he means it as a compliment. you take it to the next level. usually, people are lazy and cheap and make things fast and with poor quality. however, you do things with pride and passion because you pay attention the details. Acrylic is not a cheap material, but you make beautiful tools that will last you a lifetime regardless of the price because you actually care, which is very hard to find in today's world. We appreciate you and your work.

[@Kynosys_]

@@user_skjd82ji Your writing makes it very clear that you have a beautiful soul who can fully appreciate the hard work of others. Your environment, parents, and system that made it possible for you to write such valuable articles, and the people who envy you and are faithful to each day. A fulfilling daily life that is alive, harmonious, and creates meaning together. It's such a beautiful world.

[@ApriliaRSV4F]

Nice. What is the benefit of the acrylic sled? I suppose there is no movement in the material.

[@Kynosys_]

Thank you for your nice. The most difficult feeling I have when implementing new materials and ideas is, what can I use them for? What is good? It's a question like that. I value a priori attempts. I enjoy the process of “implementing” my ideas. And I hope that many people will share in the joy I feel.

[@noodlesiis]

Luv your craftsmanship and your ideas and the quality of this video, very slick and truly professional.. I must ask… Are you sponsored and therefore get free supply of plexi and all the bearings T track and attaching clamps, if not it must cost a fortune… Well it would in the UK anyway.. I’d like to see how you make the branding stamp.. I suspect it’s an aluminium cast? Keep up the great work.. NOODLES…

[@guywihn1658]

What are those two screw jack lifts being used at the drill press? Thank you

[@Kynosys_]

This product can be found by searching for lift table online. It is useful in many ways.

[@richarddreadskull8427]

Awesome! Do you have a link for the supplies that you used, especially the acrylic sheets and the roller hardware please?

[@ps3forceSC2]

What is the transparent liquid that dried white when making the zero clearance insert?

[@Kynosys_]

A type of resin, it is urethane resin. It hardens and hardens very quickly. The transparent material hardens and turns white. thank you!

[@AlekseyAlekseev-o1t]

тот самый случай когда у человека руки золотые!

[@tassottia]

un fenomeno, bravo!

[@mikeoxmaul3849]

That sled is sick! How much? I want one 😂

[@NahNoThankYou]

Impressive ❤

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your praise!!!

[@DudeSirMark]

Just, wow

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your interest!!!

[@dennyandrian4982]

Cool 👍 Always Success Bro 💪🙂

[@alexispapin5591]

All ze toolz and knowlege you have 😮😮😮

[@fabianchiarella7562]

Una maravilla !!

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks a lot!!!

[@АндрейНаумов-х5у]

Смотрится красиво.Но всё это быстро забьется пылью .

[@Kynosys_]

Anyway, thanks!

[@NobleDrinks-lx9do]

Concerning the carriage. It not updating, and a perversion with gimmoroy. It was necessary only to stick a fringe and lace.

[@isanbul23dm]

There are no LED lamps, and the screws are not painted in the color of the rainbow!

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your interest!

[@ВолодимирШимко-у8ь]

ЧУДОВА РОБОТА

[@ivanboschi3084]

Acrilyc for table saw sled is a waste of money, in my opinion obviously.

[@Kynosys_]

It is an a priori work. Because it is not based on practicality, Don't worry too much. thank you!

[@Wielebny33]

[@Kynosys_]

@@Wielebny33 Thank you for your interest. You make a lot of great work. I will subscribe and watch your videos a lot.

[@dennisvanolst4919]

level unreach

[@181cm74kg]

광기 아닙니까 ㅋㅋ

[@Kynosys_]

@@181cm74kg 예술에 이르는 가장 보편적인 경로가 광기를 탑재하는게 아닐까 합니다^^ 감사합니다.

[@isanbul23dm]

There are no LED lamps, and the screws are not painted in the color of the rainbow!

[@Kynosys_]

That's a good method too. thank you!

[@MrCroot7]

Acrylic is great, but it’s expensive as hell. Not sure it’s the right material to use unless you’re issuing polycarbonate… then it’s just overkill on cost man.

[@Kynosys_]

Thank you for your kind words. Actually, acrylic is an expensive material. Like you said, I'll have to look for a cheaper material.

[@John-NeverStopLearning]

I stopped watching halfway through. Very expensive materials and equipment being used. Not showing enough details. The ideas are great.

[@Kynosys_]

@@John-NeverStopLearning It would be better to watch the original videos of each. There's enough detail there. thank you!

[@carlosrodriguezjr80]

Slow down down the video and tell us what size you are using 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

[@Fred-jw3on]

Le film est beau. Mais ce n’est pas du tout du DIY. Du matériel incroyable et des fournitures horriblement cher. Personne ne peut faire ça à la maison.