Then it’s a lot of recording, scripting, translation for subtitles for non Japanese audience. His silent video already achieved 95% of the effect. It looks a norm for many fantastic Japanese DIYers’ KZfaq channels.

コメントありがとうございます。 他にも丸ノコ冶具を作っているので参考になると思いますよ。 今、別の丸ノコ冶具を作っている所です。 1週間以内に公開できると思いますので、是非見てください。

Probably lower power. We use ear muffs.

Pp

Exactly my thoughts too. So many DIY videos that complicate this simple but very use full tool.

yes, fast and easy.

all your videos are like poems

Gordon Clark this is really late, it’s called friction tape, dewalt makes some you can find it on amazon

@@dmurphy383 Thanks for remembering to post.

I would use a machinist square to index the aluminum extrusion from a factory edge.

There is a specific double sided tape made for woodworking. It's most commonly called "Turning Tape" You should be able to find it at most any woodworking supply store under that name...

@@jimhansen5395 Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, the only place in New Zealand to have such a thing is $29 for 75 feet which seems a little excessive to me. Maybe it's called something different here as I have found some tape which looks to do the same job. It will do anyway. Cheers.

大工です。マジックで「定規」と書いてます。まず間違いませんよ。

角が欠けたり、途中から刃を下ろす使い方で刃が当たったりして、いずれ使えなくなり捨てます。 糊をつけてエアータッカーで打って切る、のが早くてきがねなく捨てれるよ。

@@user-nh5bc4nu4r ＞＞いずれ使えなくなり捨てます。 作ってから一年以上たちますが、アルミフレームを利用したものは普通に使う事が出来ます。 実はこのジグを作る前に 海山岩盤さんと同じ方法で合板の端材を使ってジグを作っています。 その時の記事がこちら↓ jisaku-koubou.com/archives/5889 ただ、木で作った物は切りくずがガイドの基準面に付着して精度が悪くなるんです。（直線が出ない） しかも、木で作ったジグなので木くずが付着しているか分かりません。（迷彩になってしまう） そして、エッジのダレよりも、基準面の摩耗が気になりました。 確かに、木製の物でも、家のパネルを切る程度なら十分な精度があるのですが、これで家具作りや精密な切断をしようと思うと精度が足りないのです。 現に、なんちゃって小屋を作るときは木のガイドで作り上げています。 しかし、スピーカーや精密なジグを作り始めたとたん、全く役に立たないものになってしまったのです。 後は気分の問題です。 確かにこの道具は消耗品ですが、だからと言って気兼ねなく捨てようなどとは思いません。 角が欠けそうなら丁寧に扱います。刃を途中で下ろして切断するような場合はこのジグは使いません。私ならエッジの無いただの定規を使って切断します。 道具は宝です。私は作品以上に道具の方を大切に扱い、それ以上に、自分自身がケガしないように細心の注意を払って作業しています。 まぁ、私は大工ではありませんが、元金型技術者の独り言です。

I agreed. The Ryobi in US are branded and made in China with poor quality control. Here is tghe link to the Japanese made Ryobi saw he uses www.amazon.co.jp/%E3%83%AA%E3%83%A7%E3%83%BC%E3%83%93-RYOBI-%E3%83%81%E3%83%83%E3%83%97%E3%82%BD%E3%83%BC%E4%BB%98-W-663ED-611020A/dp/B00J2JVMFC

I was thinking that as well. It looks like it's better quality too.

Teal is my favorite color. I have all the green Ryobi but I like this color and the color of Makita tools.

Thanks for your comment I think that it is better not to cut the other side of the guide It is used when clamping and supporting by time and hand. Also, I hear that the shorter one of the circular saw base is dangerous when used as a guide.

@@jisakukobo yes. Just today i had to cut a door using the short side. I had to do it,but i dont recomend it. Great video man,very useful information.

Ryobi

It is the freedom of choice.

Ryobi is also a Japanese company same as Makita. They have products make in China and Japan, so is Makita. Most of the Ryobi tools in North America come with light green color and all of them made in China. I believe the blue color circular saw he used made for Japanese market. I never seen blue color from Ryobi in North America

Here is the link for the Japanese's Ryobi that he uses www.amazon.co.jp/%E3%83%AA%E3%83%A7%E3%83%BC%E3%83%93-RYOBI-%E3%83%81%E3%83%83%E3%83%97%E3%82%BD%E3%83%BC%E4%BB%98-W-663ED-611020A/dp/B00J2JVMFC

In China everything is possible. They stuck the wrong label :)

@@AntalMadincea What if it's in Japan?

@@AntalMadincea Dude this is Japanese..u'll be surprised with their obssession to perfection when it comes to craftsmanship..

@@Bobberhead007 absolutely. Japanese manfactured goods are well made. I have a Ryobi 3hp router bought well over 10 years ago and runs as well now as the day I bought it. Extremely good tool and as an older tool, in the Makita colours too.

I believe that outside East-Asia, Ryobi is a brand name only. The Ryobi branded tools you find in America are different from those you find in Europe are different from those you find in Japan. Only the Japanese ones are actually designed/produced by the Japanese Ryobi company, the others under brand license.

It's Ink pot. OK?

自作工房 Ok. TKS

in the States, we call t a chalk line.

chalk sucks. Ink line tool is better

@@naturalthing1 Why? Chalk is easy to remove, ink not so much.

That's the nicest Ryobi skill saw saw I've ever seen. I doubt that it's available in the USA. I've got the crappy Ryobi 18V brushless skill saw.

I believe those blue Ryobi color power tools are made for Japanese market. The green color ones in North America are all made in China with poor quality control. Even though Ryobi is Japanese company. Makita is also Japanese and have some of their tools made in China also but with much better quality control

Dice ryobi y es con cable

I think advantage with aluminum the edge is straight and no worry to make it straight with plainer and it is light weight.