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@myRefuge3710

Жыл бұрын

Hope you get better soon bro. Thanks for everything.

I've been in construction for over 30 years and I never thought I would enjoy watching someone build sawhorses Awesome idea for a very versatile use of a set of hosses

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

Thank you my friend!

Awesome book that gives you step-by-step photos kzread.infoUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt and directions to make every day project. I can see myself making a few of these projects and giving them as housewarming and holiday gifts!

Thank you owning up to your mistakes. Youre a really talented woodworker. Now I don't feel so bad about my own.

These look awesome. I'd love to see a folding leg design of some kind. My shop is small and space is a luxury.

Awesome build! I have your stop block and apron they are both exceptional quality. I get so much more done when I have my apron on.

Hats off Sir! They are great looking sawhorses, like the options. Definitely a future project.....

Looking awesome!

Cant wait to finally move and settle down so I could finally pick up one of the router planes!! Keep up the awesome work!!

Very nice make. Thanks for sharing

Thanks for the build ideas.

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

My guy!

Hi Jonathan, i find this inspiring, Looking forward to start up a workshop here in Kenya and your videos are instrumental guides.

Excellent video, very educational!😊

Nice idea. Thinking of a twisting base so they could store out of the way

Fantastic looking saw horses, Jonathan! Great design and work! 😃 But, damn... You've got thin! 😱 I hope you have a full recovery soon! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

I am in danger of slipping through a storm drain here soon 😂😂 intermittent fasting and stress is a spectacular weight loss program

That Dado stack is awesome

Love this idea

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I have a pair of horses with open top boxes on top as the frame to support my various platforms, they have mitred cut ends on 2x4's, which fit inside the boxes where the ends extend past the box to create handles. The platforms are then adapted to my needs with rollers (as outfields); dowel pyramids (for painting); Stops at one end (for planning); Sandpaper and rubber matting surface on one pair. Sacrificial boards as a bench hook for sawing and one set as a mitre box. I got some of these ideas from pneumatic addicts site.

I've had this idea for some time I like your design better thanks

Keyifle izlediğim bir çalışmaydı 🙏🙏🇹🇷

Great build, exactly what l need at the end of my out feed table to accommodate those longer cuts. I will figure out a way to make them storable as in fold up or hang up.

@superduper312

Жыл бұрын

I made some of these like 10 years ago when I had to share my space with a car. I have a shelf on the bottom like 8" up and I just stacked mine on top of each other. The adjustable part will move up but not enough to fall out. Hope this helps. I would highly recommend making some.

I hate to see you sick, but that joke was very well worth it.

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

😂🥰😂😂😂

I loled so hard when you blurred that 2x 😁

A pun, a build, and JKM! My favorites! Thanks for the new video man! Any chance you could do more joint of the week? Looking good pal! Cheers🎉

JKM sounds like batman as a woodworker 😂 love the videos!

LOL the eyebrows at @ 10:22! Great build and camera work, as always!

As always amazing content. Been buying stuff off your site all week and am glad to do so. Im just sitting here trying to find that dam countersink bit you got that stops at the perfect height lol!!!

"Get 'em bigger". Giggity giggity. :P Fantastic design!

Very cool 😎

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Love it.. where did you get that cool marking knife ?

A2x4 here in Trinidad is $150 in our curency..a box of power pro screws $68

Very nice build. Way back in the teens, you motivated me to look to spiral router bits as an alternative to swapping between dado stacks and single blades on my fancy finger saver table saw. Small shop woodworkers would like to know--can we achieve great dado and rabbet cuts at a router station?

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely my friend. Don’t take more than the width of the bit, in depth at time.

@richardclarke9966

Жыл бұрын

@@katzmosestools Should be 'no more than half the width', surely?

Not a big fan of roller supports, most of the time I need a support that isn't so squirrely. Having built supports that have a slick surface, i.e., laminate (Formica type) you get easy movement without the ever present run-a-way you have with rollers. Plus, you get a surface that is flat so a clamp is easily affixed. Just another option.

Another fantastic video! Hopefully you've already recovered since the release of this video! 🤜🤛

Looks like you’re using the Hongdui Mitre Gauge…curious to know what you think about it.

Dang, I wish they'd be 3 legged for stability and foldable/stackable (with a lesser wide footprint), they'd be perfect. I love the functionality of them and the look too

Nice,...but where/how does one store those when they are not being used?

These need to be collapsible brother. Two of these in a small woodshop, which most of us have...small....is a rather large footprint. Would take up the room of a full machine possibly two. And most of us are trying to figure out how to get just one more machine in our shop. Just a thought.

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I think you could easily make them that way but for my shop I’ll take the extra support. We put 2 tons on these sometimes. Cheers and thanks for watching

@spycedezynuk

Жыл бұрын

I do agree to an extent I have a tiny shop But come on man if you have a shop then you are capable of using this idea and modifying it to fit your needs

@BiggMo

Жыл бұрын

I just bought the Bora saw horses… very sturdy and collapsible. Not as convenient for height adjustments as this design though

@samueldeter9735

Жыл бұрын

I think I'd rather make them easily stackable

@mauriceryton

Жыл бұрын

Be inventive and adapt them to your personal needs. Nothing out there fits perfectly in anyone persons shop. Accolades to him for building exactly what he needs in his shop.

Homie went from West Coast Katz-Moses to East Coast Katz-Moses with one illness lol Love the videos man.. get well soon!

Feel better soon. The joke was a good one.

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

We’ll it was something hahahaha

Still waiting for your release of the tools you talked about in your introduction of your router hand plain. They are things I for my shop would like to own and then leave for my grandchildren.

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

Yes! We were going to release them all this weekend BUT there was a quality control issue with the marking knives. Fixing all of them this week and releasing so soon my friend

I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.

I like that you used pins for adjustment--massively underutilized in shop projects (you only see pins in gym equipment for some reason).

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

Yes a good hitch pin is so cool

Do you have any plans to sell the pre assembled kit similar to the router table kit

Dirty J katz kills me 😂😂😂

Do you sell these from your website?

If you don't mind me asking which app do you use to edit your videos

What is the countersink/drill stop used in the video?

@joshdemarco9270

Жыл бұрын

Amana 55227. I have one and it's amazing.

how heavy are these?

Love the video, but I did crack up when I first saw the thumbnail and thought "oh no, bourbon moth saw horse shamed him into building some new ones"

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Dude....don't make eye contact like that, lol

Par for the course, but, excellent.

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

😂😂

Damn… nice looking dimensional lumber… straight, minimal knots, no wane … you didn’t find that material at the big box store. I’d have to order #1 stock from an actual lumber yard.

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

That was straight from the Home Despit

@scottpollock1714

Жыл бұрын

ya just have to dig a little, you can usually find some decent boards a little buried!

@BiggMo

Жыл бұрын

@@katzmosestools …no matter how deep I dig, HD’s lumber here has been knotty pretzels here in SW Washington

Watching the video I noticed you using double sided tape. What brand do you use? I’ve tried several types but doesn’t rip easily for me.

A beautiful piece of over thought engineering. Saw horses are supposed to be put together on site with scrap wood to meet the needs of the job. I've thrown away nearly ever sawhorse I ever built. You're thinking too hard about it brother. Amazing work though! If I had the space these would be on every job I'm on!

I built saw horses similar to these a few years ago, but they are nowhere even near as nice as these look, and I'm sure, perform as well. Another top piece you can make for these saw horses would be to, take another length of 2x4, dado one side as you did for the rollers, and then top it with 3 inch wide neoprene. You can get a 10 foot roll of it on Amazon for about $15, and it has adhesive on one side, so it's just peel and stick. This is GREAT for holding something that you do not want moving around. P.S. Where can I find the hitch pins you used in this project??

@6:19 nice

furniture quality saw equines. Who would have thought

I've never understood why creators spend 99% of the video showing how to make the product but only 10 seconds demonstrating how it works. I would be nice to see it use

No miter saw?

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

I hate using miter saws. I think the table saw is so much faster and more accurate. Or at least way more accurate and the dust collection is so much better.

@jesterraj

Жыл бұрын

@@katzmosestools Hi from the Caribbean!

I just found out that KZread had unsubscribed almost all of my woodworking channels or changed the notification settings

Stay on top of that pneumonia. Had a coworker die this last weekend from an upper respiratory virus they caught on top of their walking pneumonia.

I am utterly disappointed… Jonathan Katz-Moses you sanded a dowel chucked up in a drill with sandpaper in your hand and you did not make one ladies and gentlemen reference. What is going on dude……😂😂 all joking aside great video happy to see you’re doing them again🎉and hope you feel better soon!

If your going to leave your fork lift blades in the air I would put a traffic witches hats over the ends!

Plans are $15 at this time.

Get healthy brother

These are huge and bulky. The classic saw horse built with 2x4s are so universal. I do not believe the style you have created will hold very much weight. Then it also appears top heavy. I built homes for over 20 years and have tried a lot of sawhorses. These would not be a good choice for that. Plus you really wouldn’t want to cut anything on these. So they are more aptly called OutFeed horses.

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

We’ll, I’ve manufactured and designed tools for 7 years and was a home/commercial builder for 12 years prior. These will hold 2 tons combined (easy) and when you remove the rollers top plate they function exactly like a sawhorse. So basically agree to disagree.

@HickLif3

Жыл бұрын

The heck you building that you would be breaking these by sheer weight? it would get so big that the extra saw horses would compensate for the weight. I do agree though that the basic I beam is probably more than enough for anyone and is easily modified in a pinch for a roller outfeed or whatever if needed. plus they're cheap and quick to make from 2-12' 2x4. set a cut stop at 36" and just bang it out

@adamtheroofer3659

Жыл бұрын

@@katzmosestools I built home for over 20 years and have been in the construction industry for over 30. I worked for engineers and also do custom wood working. On one of my sites these would break due to the 3/4” sides. I can agree these would be ok in a shop format. You could set them in place and they will be ok. If you have to cut rafters and large heavy objects like insetting a steel flitch plate between some LVLs this would not be the application. Typically we would also use ours for scaffolding and I would not trust this design to hold people working. I do not see their load levels in a torque situation holding very well. No matter your experience in all else these are just not meant for serious work. It’s ok. Loads of people do need to have something like this. I would just use an outfeed table or stand. It would be cheaper to build or buy. My opinion!

Those sawhorses cost more than my car.

@katzmosestools

Жыл бұрын

Lumber is cheap again! This was $100 total for two.

@SRG-Learn-Makers

Жыл бұрын

@@katzmosestools Rollers, misc hardware, working hours... all that don't even matter as my car cost me 200€ although those sawhorse probably can hold my car in it.

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