You have some nice machinery in your well laid out workshop, good lighting and filming as well. Enjoyed watching you modify your table saw for increased set up speed and simplicity to save yourself time on future operations. Tony

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

EYUP TONY thanks Tony that is much appreciated, I am hoping to do quite a few workshop project videos in the future 👍

That was so interesting. I discovered you by accident. I have the same table saw, along with Charnwood band saws, mitre saw and router table; I have a sign which includes ‘Sawdust is man glitter’ and I also use DeWalt drills. And, as an added bonus, you are a Brit. 🌞

My Charnwood W619 arriving this week. I already have a Charnwood W570 thicknesser. Only do small projects. This will be the 1st item I will make on it as I too hate long set ups. Great video and easy to follow with great humor. Thank you

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds awesome they certainly are handy jigs always good fun getting a new machine in 👍

Just came over to this channel because of Keith Brown's recommendation - superb videos, really enjoying them!

I don't have a saw table... I wasn't even watching... but your commentary was both soothing and amusing while I dealt with clients on email... nice one. I will subscribe for more 99p tape measure easy listening... I might even watch!

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣 awesome comment! glad you enjoyed listening maybe I should bring out the podcast version 😆👍 thank you for the sub 🙌

@davidbuchan2224

3 жыл бұрын

@@ukhomewoodworker848 You're very welcome. Ross - would love to pick your brains about a saw table. Any way to take this off line?

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidbuchan2224 hi David no probs I’m not sure I am an expert but happy to answer any questions you have? Rag & bone brown did a very good video when he got his new table saw reviewing all the pros and cons of different types 👍

@davidbuchan2224

3 жыл бұрын

@@ukhomewoodworker848 well... I don't have much space so have to wheel or set up machines into the area I have. I do a lot with 18mm MDF and Birch ply. But am not the strongest person in the world - I really struggle to lift an 8x4 onto my two Bosch 'workmates' without tipping them over or the coffee I left on the corner of my work bench. Festool do a collapsible saw table with sacrificail board supports - and it can pick up boards from the side of the room. But, being made by the F word it is of course 3 billion pounds. So... any thoughts on making a home made version of it? Ever seen anything like that? Cheers. David.

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidbuchan2224 yes it’s a tricky one if I’m honest ripping full sheets of 8 x 4 is never easy unless you have a cabinet style saw and a large outfeed table but even then I didn’t like lifting the panels around. Even though I can rip full sheets on my saw I still did it using a track saw for the first cut to make it more manageable I would put some foam panels on the floor and put the panel on top. If you are mainly doing mcd and ply cutting you probably don’t need a full cabinet table saw you can get a decent job site saw which saves space, you get what you pay for with these but the dewalt ones always get good reviews 👍

Great solution and nice saw 😍 enjoyed the video

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

Keith Brown awesome thanks Keith 👍 got to honest got a bit of saw envy when I watched your video I think the U.K. cabinet saws are getting better and better now!

Disfrutas la carpintería y eso es genial. Me sucede lo mismo. Saludos desde México 🇲🇽

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching 👍🙌

That's getting made for my charnwood, thanks

any chance off a review of the Charnwood W650 . There's isn't any on the youtube. great vid by the way you really should do more your very good at it with a good sense of humour

Really enjoyed this video. Do you still rate that saw. Gonna use it for cabinetry and want to know it’s up to scratch

Great project. Thanks for sharing. Man after my own heart: the need to constantly check for square and true on my Charnwood sliding table fence drives me nuts (and stops me using it). Separately, I think I wouldn’t buy a Charnwood table saw again. It’s powerful enough but it took a lot, and I mean a LOT of setting up, shimming the extensions with washers, filing off sharp corners etc and I’m by no means a perfectionist on this stuff. Too much play in the rip fence. Poor dust collection too. But, you get what you pay for.

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Emmet yes I think I am incline to agree in terms of the table saw not sure I would go for this type again, I feel like I am kind of used to it now though so hopefully won’t be changing it for a while, thanks for watching and the support 👍

@ice4142

3 жыл бұрын

This is disappointing to hear. I've just watched a review by @matthewsmall and he was very happy with his saw, maybe they have updated it? Did you buy yours a whole ago?

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

@@ice4142 I think it was about 3 years ago, it’s only the sliding bit that I am referring to everything else was very good and if you didn’t want to take the sliding fence off very often it might not be an issue but for me on most projects I am always witching between rip cuts and cross cuts, I did see Matthew video and he is clearly a skilled woodworker and the review was very good so might just be that it didn’t work for my style of working 👍

@emmetworkshop2829

3 жыл бұрын

@@ice4142 About a year.

Thankyou Keith brown for the pointer! How would you rate charnwood table saw vs axminister???

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Nic, I think they are both powerful solid machines, similar build quality, if you really want a sliding carriage then obviously the Charnwood has an advantage but for me I think the newer Axminster saws are really nice with the large surface area and extension tables 👍

Good video, nice to see someone using Charnwood machinery. Recently purchased the exact same machine but the fence looks completely different.Is that something you’ve done yourself or can it be purchased from Charnwood? Looking forward to more videos.

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏, I think there are 2 versions of the 10” Charnwood saw and one has this upgraded fence, thanks for watching 👍

Great video. I’m another viewer of Keith Brown’s channel directed over here. I’ve got that Charnwood saw too. I’m thinking of getting the planer thicknesser. How do you find using it? All the best from the Wirral.

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul 🙏 welcome to the channel 👍 I have actually just sold the planer thicknesser but only because I am changing my ways of working a bit, it was an awesome machine to be honest I never had to adjust it straight from delivery for 2 years, the fence needs a bit of setting up but again once you have it right no need to touch it, overall I found it great a real work horse if you look after it. Merry Christmas 🎅🏻🎄

@paulrowley71

3 жыл бұрын

@@ukhomewoodworker848 thanks for the feedback. I’m looking forward to seeing more videos and following your transition to using more hand tools. Keep up the good work!

Hi I'm looking for a new table saw and in the running is the w650 or equivalent axminster... im not finding many reviews of the charnwood w650 online.. are you happy with it and also I noticed you had a remote for duat extraction in the video.. any info on that would be great.. thanks

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

Carl Whitfield yes no problem, I am very happy with the table saw it’s powerful easily cuts through walnut etc and is very accurate never had to reset the fence from day one and it runs happily of 13a socket, I just didn’t get on with the sliding attachment which is why I made the jig but I use this saw every time I am in the workshop and it has performed brilliantly, the dust extractor is just a Rutlands drum style extractor inside a sound reduction canines the remote control is one of those one that you plus into the socket, there are convenient but don’t leave them plugged in when you’re not in there as they can be set off by random things 👍

@carlwhitfield5463

3 жыл бұрын

@@ukhomewoodworker848 thanks for reply ... look forward to more of your videos now I found them... will buy mine soon as I can thanks

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome thanks for the support Carl 🙌

..I think mainly cuz', I didn't hurt myself, I didn't damage the camera, or upset the neighbors. Lmao :-)

Love your style lol. But hello, we are crying here for comprehensive w650 reviews and there is one in your shop, so how about it?

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏 you will be even more annoyed I am just about to sell it as well 😳 if I get a chance will try and do a quick review video before it goes 👍

@bluewanderer9903

3 жыл бұрын

@@ukhomewoodworker848 why are you selling it if you dont mind me asking? Do you have a buyer? I am your potential customer however I am on the other side of sea 🚢 I think. Probably not the best time to be selling it as brand new ones are on deals till the end of february I think.

@ukhomewoodworker848

3 жыл бұрын

@@bluewanderer9903 yes it’s a good question I am going to be changing the way I work some what, less big machine work more hand power tools and hand tools, I am going to makes some pretty big changes to the workshop and the way I woodwork but should be exciting and will document the journey on KZread 👍

@bluewanderer9903

3 жыл бұрын

@@ukhomewoodworker848 nice, sounds interesting looking forward to that 👏

How many nerds have already pointed out that this sled design causes tearout because the wood fibres are unsupported on the right side of the blade?