not very practical. its cool and a decent video but not realistic for someone using a saw all the time imo anyway.

Simple but useful the only thing i didn’t like is the way you clamp that plywood not convenient for me.

Super easy? You need professional tools, to start.

Oh no, super dangerous drilling like that. I used to always drill that way without clamping until a strip of steel exactly like that got caught on the bit and spun rapidly, cutting my thumb. Could have been worse if I didn't pull away. See how fast the bit spins, that's how fast the piece will spin.

Now I know what to do with the ping pong table we can't get out of the basement

knobs would make the tie down faster.

Think I would come up with a faster claiming system that’s less time consuming…… but a decent build other than that……..

If we will compare the time he spend on and convert in to money we got mitre saw allready😃

Good idea. Only thing i would do is to get wing nuts for the clamps.

Thats a lot of setup to cut one board

Excelente video,muy claro,agradable de ver,sin palabras,gran maestro ,eficiente y practico,felicitaciones desde valdivia,chille

I really like the way you made your rails. Thanks for ideas to hold down the cut stock.

Excellent!

Well worth making - great idea and execution!!

Bom trabalho... Simples e objetivo..... Parabéns..... Abraço.

This jig is really great and practical, I have to make one for myself, thanks for this interesting and important video

I am from Russia, I translate through Google translator, so I apologize for the mistakes. Your idea is very great! Not only did you save my money, but I was ready to give it away, but did not know how to implement what you showed on the video. Thank you very much !

Идея отличная.Привет из Белоруссии.

This is brilliant, Im blown away

very cool build, kind of like an inverted table saw on a budget