Zero Clearance Bandsaw Insert

[@leapinglemurcraftworks6426]

Nice and simple - good tip on cutting the last dado before making the final cut Scott

[@GetHandsDirty]

The 2 Car Garage Shop Thanks Scott!

[@maureenchantry7346]

Just bought a bandsaw and struggling. I am female78 yrs old but love wood. Many thanks need all the help I can get!,,

[@MRrwmac]

I've had a scrap piece of plastic around for awhile just in case I needed it for something. Well thanks to you, I now know what to use it for.

[@GetHandsDirty]

MRrwmac Cool, go ahead! Thanks for watching.

[@ModernBuilds]

Really smart Idea!

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

Good job Cris! I'll follow this tutorial when I get a bandsaw for my workshop. Cheers!

[@GetHandsDirty]

Woodworking Barcelona Thanks a lot Lluís, I'm sure you'll use it to make awesome things!

[@Bassmondo]

Nice job and great video!

[@jasoncampbell172]

I did enjoy this quick tip.

[@vectors2final36]

Very well done. I'm going to use the techniques you used for my band saw.

[@GetHandsDirty]

+Vectors2final Go ahead!

[@KSFWG]

Easy way to make your bandsaw a bit safer. Thanks for the video.

[@GetHandsDirty]

KSFWG Thank you for watching!

[@greenhillgraphics]

Nice job!

[@ksp1278]

Great video! I'll have to do the same to my bandsaw. I bought one second-hand and the previous owner had somehow completely chewed into the existing plate with the blade. I guess he must have been twisting the blade quite badly to do that!

[@iamdetour]

Awesome Video!

[@GetHandsDirty]

+I am Detour Thanks!

[@CraigWhiteIllustration]

Love your videos!

[@GetHandsDirty]

+Craig White Thanks Craig!

[@WilliamLutesMaker]

Another Good One Cristiana !

[@GetHandsDirty]

William Lutes Thanks William!

[@siamaklighvani3951]

thank you for teaching us.

[@tsuchang1]

Thanks for the inspiration to build a new one. I really need to.

[@GetHandsDirty]

stephen dickinson Thank you for watching.

[@BackyardWoodworking]

good idea.does it affect dust collection?

[@GetHandsDirty]

Backyard Woodworking A little bit yes, at least from my experience.

[@SteagallConde]

Fine, very infromative and well done video stuffs also! I had made it one last year using a discarded 4mm crystal acrilic, very thick, but my shop did not have many tools to shape it up yet, so, it was 9O% handmade it!) Otherwise, mine insert works pretty fine and fits like a glove and... well, it is transluced! :D

[@joseluisdelgado6440]

hola, mi nombre es José Luis. Te sigo desde Huelva y te felicito por tus vídeos, que me dan ciertas ideas para trabajar con madera. estaría interesado en saber dónde consigues las herramientas que utilizas, sobre todo la mesa de corte.

[@cesarlozano324]

muy buenos videos

[@mbchang6387]

great idea:) btw, how can made the router table with lift function L0L. Thanks for the video

[@GetHandsDirty]

mb chang Thanks. The router lift I made is the one in Shop Notes magazine, issue 121.

[@AlekseyCamodelkin]

A good tool ...

[@pjmd2010]

Ainda bem que existe alguém em Portugal que também da cartas no KZbin nesta área.és de Lisboa? Cumprimentos

[@GetHandsDirty]

Paulo Dias Obrigada pelo interesse! Sou do Porto. :)

[@fernandopita1975]

Sim tb acho interessante mas... uns videos em PORTUGUÊS não se perdia nada afinal quem não entende inglês quase que fica na mesma. Era uma forma de todos os portugueses usufruirem do teu talento. :)

[@tiptap1600]

Creio que se a Cristiana ativar na sua configuração a possibilidade de criar legendas para os vídeos, os utilizadores podem criar legendas em qualquer língua.

[@pjmd2010]

Aìì é pena se fosses de Lisboa podíamos combinar à garagem um do outro. Ha uns 3 anos ainda comecei a fazer umas filmagens e fotos dos projectos que faco para os clientes, mas depois desisti pela falta de tempo que a edição necessita. Abraco

[@GetHandsDirty]

Paulo Dias Pois, praticamente em todos os vídeos que lancei até agora, demorei mais tempo na edição e pós- produção do que a fazer os trabalhos em si. Até breve!

[@davidminney1592]

Your original insert had holes to aid with dust collection. I would recommend adding those and leveling pins in the corners as the rabbit cuts in the under side left the insert shy of the table. That could introduce feed issues on different cuts as your workpiece may hit the lip on the table causing you to have to either lift the workpiece or back out of the cut (two things you want to avoid if possible). Happy making...

[@MADZIA0606]

😉👍

[@CJfoks]

I just 3Dprinted mine. Protip: Don't place 3D-printers in wood workshop, they don't like sawdust.

[@The-bo3hh]

Today... you take your 3D printer..Done