In Russian, both options are also possible, although here "variant" is more commonly used. I intentionally used "version", it's kind of a bit of a joke, like the version of the film adaptation of the book. 😉

​@@grain-diose yes, exactly, but the translator put "option" instead of "version" - look at the English in your title without the translator and you'll see what I mean. You wanted the English word "Version" and it was transformed into "option" but the translator. Minor point, just wanted to point it out!! Have a great evening!!

@@silverclouds3725 Thanks, I've corrected to "version". 👌

Дякую! При более длительных работах испольую перчатки, здесь же делалось быстро, после этого - растворитель 646, потом теплая вода с мылом.

Thanks for the note, it will be useful for other newbies. But I know what safety precautions are and I know when I violate it and when you realize that you are violating, you do it accordingly. I don't forget for a second that it's dangerous. At the indicated moment, it was only a test and look at it again and how and at what distance I hold my fingers. I just easily grab the plywood and especially look at the end of the cut - I immediately parted the two parts, because I was afraid of what you wrote about. That is, in advance, I slightly pulled my hands in opposite directions. And I’ll also say that in the near future I will make a universal safe pusher like GRR-RIPPER 3D and just make a video about it.

شكرًا لك!

@@grain-diose حقاً احبك💚

Оказалось еще проще: можно было распечатать цельный, вместо того, чтобы покупать и вклеивать - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nM-ebJaTmsnZdWg.html

The 775 motor has 50 watts, with a maximum of 100 watts. In the end, power is determined by size. I decided to make a mini saw so that it would be reliable and useful, and not show it once on KZfaq. But it’s quite a lot of work and it’s stupid to take the cheapest engine and make a small body. I made an average both in power and in size between a large saw and those made from 775. Later, after publishing the video, I replaced the 200 W motor with a 300 W motor (I bought two at once), and threw away the elevator. Without a lift, the mechanism is much stiffer, and there are many sizes of saw blades, they have different diameters (from 85 in increments of 5-10 mm), they cost many times less than large ones, and are easier to change as needed. With a 300-watt motor for large cuts I use a high-quality "S&R" disc 160 mm and can now cut wood 50-60mm thick pretty easy, and hard wood at that. I tried cutting hornbeam, oak, and cherry. A good saw blade differs from a bad one because it does not smoke, does not clog, and leaves a clear cut without torn edges. This "S&R" 160mm blade cuts easier and cleaner than any Chinese small 100-125mm blade (regardless of wood thickness and tooth size). In general, select engine power based on your tasks. If you want to cut electronics boards, small plastics, plywood 4-6 mm, 1-2 mm aluminum, then the 775 and a machine that fits in a desk drawer are enough. If your tasks are a little more serious, then choose a more powerful engine and make a larger machine, based on the conditions of your workshop. You can choose here - aliexpress.com/item/4001297014718.html The motors are 48 volt, so use two 24 volt power supplies. Connect two 24 Volt outputs in series - you have 48 Volts. If the motor is 200 W, you need two power supplies with a minimum of 100 W each (more powerful ones are possible). If the motor is 300 W - two power supplies of 150 W each. It is very advisable to make a soft start (diagram in the video), without this there will be startup problems. Well, for larger jobs, I would buy a ready-made large saw and modify it. To do this from scratch means not to value your time. And, by the way, making it from scratch will most likely cost more. I don't have a large workshop, so I made it this size. I wish you success!

Hm, my previous answer disappeared :/ so again... First of all, thank you for your detailed answer!! As you suggested, I'll buy the 300W motor instead 200W. And I definetly will use a soft starter! Can you link me an "S&R" saw blade, Im not sure what you think you about. Im thinking about to buy an CMT ITK Ultra Thin-Kerf saw blade with ~150mm diameter, its medium quality, in my opinion. Power supply: my choice is an 48v/480W AC/DC If you dont mind I'd have a another question: I'd like to make a small/hobby electric pottery wheel to my daughters. I wonder this motor is good for this project, too? I think I need a gearbox/reducer (250-300rpm) and a PWM speed controll to keep high torque on low speed. In my opinion it would be work, but Im not sure. And I can not find a gearbox/reducer for this type of motor (or my search method is wrong). If you have any advice I'd really appriciate it!

@@mahoo80 Your choice is correct - saw blade, motor, power. Here is the link to my disk - imperia.md/ru/aksessuary/pilnyye-diski/otreznyye-diski-135-190mm/sr-meister-sprinter.html I was afraid that 12 teeth would give very ragged edges, but the edges of the wood are very clean due to the special shape of the teeth - FZ/ATB. When the teeth are small, the cut is more difficult, keep this in mind when choosing discs. Small teeth are good for aluminum; there are special discs. If the "S&R Meister Sprinter" disc is not available, look for another well-known brand with similar teeth. About the potter's wheel. I think you can find a motor with a 300 rpm gearbox on aliexpress nl.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-motor-with-gearbox-300-rpm.html But I don't know how much power is required, I've never practiced pottery. It’s better to ask practitioners about power. Only the gearbox will give you high torque; the PWM controller still only changes the voltage. Therefore, check with the power, and look for a suitable one on Aliexpress. If the motor is no more than 100-200 watts and up to 35 volts, then you can use such a DC>DC voltage converter - aliexpress.com/item/32828367209.html For the regulator, buy a variable resistor (I think it’s 10 kOhm, check) and replace the one on the board - aliexpress.com/item/1005005180264615.html Potentiometer caps - nl.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-potentiometer-caps.html

Thank you very much, Stanislav!! ...you shared your opinion and experience.

@@mahoo80 I wish you success in your creativity!

This is a camera trickery. In the opposite direction, the disk simply will not cut and will smoke.

@@grain-diose This is a very awesome build. Great job!