![How to Build a Practical Rolling Stepper That Locks Under Load [SUB] │ DIY │ Kynosys Classic @Kynosys_](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/puFkcpJ6zuU/maxresdefault.jpg)
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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“KYNOSYS Classic” is a series that revisits the early projects created by KYNOSYS.
When I was working on a ladder indoors,
it was very annoying to climb and descend the ladder.
I thought it would be nice to have wheels on the ladder,
but then it's less stable.
So I made a stepper that moves freely by attaching wheels,
and when a person rises, the fixed axis comes down and stops.
I made a simple plate spring with a steel ruler,
and fixed the wheels to the plate spring.
When a certain load, or about a person's weight, is applied,
the wheel rises, and the fixed axis supports the floor.
It's so convenient to push around with your feet and work on a high places.
I hope you can refer to the video and make it.
If it was helpful, please subscribe and like. Thank you.
#stepper #woodworking #workshop
#DIY #making #upgrade
#tool #hack #tip #satisfying
#custom #handmade #Shorts
* Please turn on your language subtitles!
“KYNOSYS Classic” is a series that revisits the early projects created by KYNOSYS.
When I was working on a ladder indoors,
it was very annoying to climb and descend the ladder.
I thought it would be nice to have wheels on the ladder,
but then it's less stable.
So I made a stepper that moves freely by attaching wheels,
and when a person rises, the fixed axis comes down and stops.
I made a simple plate spring with a steel ruler,
and fixed the wheels to the plate spring.
When a certain load, or about a person's weight, is applied,
the wheel rises, and the fixed axis supports the floor.
It's so convenient to push around with your feet and work on a high places.
I hope you can refer to the video and make it.
If it was helpful, please subscribe and like. Thank you.
#stepper #woodworking #workshop
#DIY #making #upgrade
#tool #hack #tip #satisfying
#custom #handmade #Shorts
![How to Build a Practical Rolling Stepper That Locks Under Load [SUB] │ DIY │ Kynosys Classic](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/puFkcpJ6zuU/mqdefault.jpg "How to Build a Practical Rolling Stepper That Locks Under Load [SUB] │ DIY │ Kynosys Classic
* Please turn on your language subtitles!
“KYNOSYS Classic” is a series that revisits the early projects created by KYNOSYS.
When I was working on a ladder indoors,
it was very annoying to climb and descend the ladder.
I thought it would be nice to have wheels on the ladder,
but then its less stable.
So I made a stepper that moves freely by attaching wheels,
and when a person rises, the fixed axis comes down and stops.
I made a simple plate spring with a steel ruler,
and fixed the wheels to the plate spring.
When a certain load, or about a persons weight, is applied,
the wheel rises, and the fixed axis supports the floor.
Its so convenient to push around with your feet and work on a high places.
I hope you can refer to the video and make it.
If it was helpful, please subscribe and like. Thank you.
#stepper #woodworking #workshop
#DIY #making #upgrade
#tool #hack #tip #satisfying
#custom #handmade #Shorts")
![ZERO DUST Miter Saw Station! A Must-Have for Your DIY Workshop [SUB] │ DIY │ Kynosys Classic](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qwzatp-qzaU/mqdefault.jpg "ZERO DUST Miter Saw Station! A Must-Have for Your DIY Workshop [SUB] │ DIY │ Kynosys Classic
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I made a Miter saw station.
I really like Boschs GCM12GDL angle cutter,
which my eldest child bought and gave me as a gift
with the money he saved while serving in the army,
so I rebuilt the Miter saw station accordingly.
Ive upgraded a lot from the first Miter saw station that Ive made sloppy.
First of all, the front, top, and both sides are made of transparent acrylic
so that the inside can be seen. The front part is magnetically detachable,
allowing for angle cutting.
The dust collection is based on Boschs GAS15L product and is designed to prevent dust
from coming out from the front when cutting the base material
by collecting dust from the side with a two-horsepower dust collector.
The two-horsepower dust collector hole is purposely installed 100mm above the floo
to collect basic fine dust, and large chips are designed to fall on the inner floor.
This is to prevent clogging of the pipe by preventing wood debris
from being sucked into the dust collector.
Board guides were installed on both sides,
and guide rails and stoppers from Creg were installed on the left side
to allow the board to be cut to the desired length.
In the lower part, drawers were made so that the necessary tools and equipment could be stored.
If the video was helpful, please subscribe and like it.
Thank you.
#Mitersaw #Bosch #workshop #Tuning
#Woodworking #GCM12GDL
#DIY #making #upgrade
#tool #hack #tip #satisfying
#custom #handmade #Shorts")
![Upgrading My Cordless Miter Saw (Fence, Base & Dust Collection) [SUB] │ DIY](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/sMNxJr6xdJE/mqdefault.jpg "Upgrading My Cordless Miter Saw (Fence, Base & Dust Collection) [SUB] │ DIY
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00:00 Highlights
00:23 Todays DIY subject: DeWalt DCS361
00:56 Starting the project
01:31 Making the fence and zero-clearance base
03:11 First step complete; cutting small workpieces is now easier
03:42 Starting the bottom dust collection modification: creating a perfect under-cover
05:15 Sealing the gap between the dust port and the under-cover
07:31 Connecting the upper and lower dust collection ducts
08:24 Project complete!
When it comes to miter saw upgrades, the most common ones are likely
fabricating and installing a taller fence and a zero-clearance base.
It’s a simple yet practical modification that anyone can easily try.
Today, while applying these upgrades to the DeWalt DCS361 miter saw,
I also installed a direct dust collection duct at the base
to effectively remove dust.
#dewalt #mitersaw #upgrade #workshop
#DIY #making #tuning #cordless
#woodworking #tool #hack
#tip #satisfying #handmade #Shorts")
