Cosmas Bauer | How to build a Table Saw with Simple Tools - Part 1: Blade Lift Mechanism @CosmasBauer | Uploaded April 2018 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
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Part 2: youtu.be/olroHtXE1rE
In early 2017 I felt the urge to build a new table saw. This is the first part of my series "Compact Table Saw". This part shows the making of the compact table saw's motor unit. For materials I decided to use mainly plywood. Plywood is strong, dimensionally stable and wear resistant at the edges. For the Motor of the saw I used my Bosch PKS 66.
The most interesting feature of this saw is the trunion tilt mechanism. Though it requires some accuracy and planning to make this mechanism actually work, it allows the saw blade to stay at it's place at the surface of the table even when the saw it tilted. The secret is that the trunions allow for a tilting axies that is excatly in plain with the surface of the table top.
Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/CosmasBauer
Follow me on Instagram: instagram.com/cosmasbauer
Videos auf Deutsch: youtube.com/channel/UCrGMoJ8wzdendcYY8hxISIA
Part 2: youtu.be/olroHtXE1rE
In early 2017 I felt the urge to build a new table saw. This is the first part of my series "Compact Table Saw". This part shows the making of the compact table saw's motor unit. For materials I decided to use mainly plywood. Plywood is strong, dimensionally stable and wear resistant at the edges. For the Motor of the saw I used my Bosch PKS 66.
The most interesting feature of this saw is the trunion tilt mechanism. Though it requires some accuracy and planning to make this mechanism actually work, it allows the saw blade to stay at it's place at the surface of the table even when the saw it tilted. The secret is that the trunions allow for a tilting axies that is excatly in plain with the surface of the table top.
