But you guys are forgetting that after making this, you RETURN the mitre saw to Lowe’s.

@bereketmol4227

Күн бұрын

Even if I bought it in Menards?

@bereketmol4227

Күн бұрын

Even if I bought it in Menards?

You don't need any of this. I just break wood with karate chops perfectly every time.

@GiSoldier559

3 ай бұрын

A descendant of Chuck Norris

@lordhighnesscheshirecat3382

2 ай бұрын

I chew it like a bever until it is flat

@holyilonka9897

27 күн бұрын

Angeber

@loktom4068

18 күн бұрын

Splitters every time.😅😂

@dumpywhite

9 күн бұрын

@@lordhighnesscheshirecat3382 that’s what she said

But…but…you made those jigs with a mitre saw?

@pumpjackmcgee4267

3 ай бұрын

Good for pieces that are too big or ungainly to put on a mitre saw.

@DarkSeraph351

3 ай бұрын

​@@pumpjackmcgee4267or, if you're like me and have to store the saw where it takes a minute to dig it out, this will help if you just need to make 1 or 2 cuts

@kachevnik8120

3 ай бұрын

Вы тоже это заметили?😂

@BeanieKing

3 ай бұрын

And stores already sell tables, why spend more to build one?!?!?!?!?!?! 😅😅😅

@darthslagle5979

3 ай бұрын

Like what? I've cut 4x12's on a miter saw to make geometric support beams on a cabin. I was thinking this was more portable to cut really small things, but I have a small 6in miter for stuff like crown and cabinet trim. I think it's just a views vid. And he got me😂

So, if you have a $400 compound miter saw, you can make a small jig allowing you to make cuts without a $400 compound miter saw. Got it. Thanks man!

@sayamacd

3 ай бұрын

A Japanese pull saw will give a finish ready cut, the miter saw? Nah. There’s a ton of ways to cut something, but each way to do it doesn’t always yield the same exact result.

@K162KingPin

3 ай бұрын

@@sayamacdYou think you are so smart, but if you were you would recognize a joke when you see it.

@K162KingPin

3 ай бұрын

Even after I pointed it out, you STILL don't get the joke? God it must suc to be you.

@K162KingPin

3 ай бұрын

@@roofermarc1All good, I'm a sh'ty carpenter. Now give me some metal and a welder, and I can build the world.

@kwizmon

3 ай бұрын

​@@K162KingPinwhen snark is masquerading as a joke...

Если перевернуть стул, то на него можно посадить 4 лайфхакеров.

@outrageousacres

3 ай бұрын

Beautifully said.

@Gottom-

3 ай бұрын

Но нужно сначала ножки торцануть 😂

@shatoon59

3 ай бұрын

​@@Gottom-главное заусенок побольше оставить!

@user-pq4ry5kj1s

3 ай бұрын

Полностью согласен!!!😅😅😅

@Gottom-

3 ай бұрын

А вообще штука простая в изготовлении и полезная, когда на весу пилить надо. Так что этого можно не сажать 😁

Чтобы сделать инструмент для ровного отпиливания, нужен инструмент для ровного отпиливания (торцовка). Л-Логика.

@user-rp4xs2jy1t

3 ай бұрын

В аренду можно взять на 1 день

@vadegdadeg

3 ай бұрын

Чтобы скомпилировать компилятор нужен компилятор

Wow he didn't even forget to mark the "X" so that he won't cut the WRONG PIECE OFF!😮

@0therun1t21

11 күн бұрын

I was hoping someone else thought that was funny.

How about some wax to help that blade slide against the guide?

@sparkysimian

3 ай бұрын

Came to the comments to say this.

@mattsnyder4754

3 ай бұрын

Eh. Better to just wax your blade in the first place

@patrickvanrinsvelt4466

3 ай бұрын

Good idea. As well as the blade.

@_..-.._..-.._

13 күн бұрын

Wax your bikini line

@jayandrusiak

15 сағат бұрын

How about not using magnets because it’s almost pointless

Чтобы сделать ручной вспомагательный инструмент, у вас должен быть электричесский инструмент 😂😂😂😂

Dude... Thank you for posting this.

Стусло вам в помощь. Когда коту нечего делать....

...but you don't need the magnets... In fact, you routed the hole too shallow the second time around (negating the purpose of the guide), yet fixed it offscreen.

Its a smart idea for sure, but you should make it so the magnet and saw are just out of reach. Friction between the metals rubbing together would make heat. Heat will take away the magnetism in the metal.

@susantipsyhealy7655

3 ай бұрын

These are rare earth magnates, I might be mistaken, but I thought those are not affected in the same way as black magnets are. Do you know if that’s true or not? Thank you

@susantipsyhealy7655

3 ай бұрын

Well, DOH! I guess I could have looked that up myself. Found out, rare earth magnets, if heat , exceeding 212°F is applied, the magnetic field is compromised. Once returning to

@brandan9069

3 ай бұрын

I was trying to be helpful, you were just being a dick. Thats the difference here

@DarkSeraph351

3 ай бұрын

Just put a piece of paper between the saw and the magnets, or tape a piece of painter's tape over them.

@maxmerton

3 ай бұрын

The magnets are rebated, therefore there’s no contact.

Well, I’d say that asking why, is waste because when trying to help others, less experienced - to learn woodworking, little accurate jigs for hand tool use are the way to go. Nice job filming, editing and making of this point.

@KyleRepinski

11 күн бұрын

Yeah but making the jigs with power tools kind of defeats the point

@TrustinChrist-truthseeker

Күн бұрын

@@KyleRepinski it is done all the time in machining for maintaining exact distances and cutting angles especially on 100+ parts that all need to be the same. That is what a part stop is, and as others have said, this is good for outside where you might not have power and need to make a cut like that and keep it nice and even, that can be difficult to do, and to keep it at a perfect 45° cut all the way. As said above, this is a good beginner one for hand saws, say like with that Japanese pull cut saw he is using and is especially useful to help make sure you get nice straight cuts and have nice 90° edges when you are done. Just some thoughts. Sincerely, JS

I do that all the time and you don't need the magnets.

@bronklyy

3 ай бұрын

Shut up

@twistedhillbilly6157

3 ай бұрын

You don't need to be negative either,, But here you are...

@JPaulino19

3 ай бұрын

​@twistedhillbilly6157 how was that comment negative? The person stated that you don't need the magnet to do that. You could just use the piece of wood as a guide....without the magnets....

@567dirt8910

3 ай бұрын

Especially not when you have a mitre saw. That was ridiculous.

@54oddrod

3 ай бұрын

You dont need to use a jig at all but we do to make life easier/consistent/save time Just like using a jig vs not using a jig, with magnets require less effort from the user

I like this idea compared to all the other ones this beats them all.

Can’t argue with the quality of those cuts! That was impressive.

Доска смолистая, и сухая 😊

Прям чудо приспособление. Как же раньше то до этого никто не додумался. 😂

@user-do5ze4ub9k

3 ай бұрын

и как без неё жили?просто существовали.теперь появился смысл

Your decision to forgo the perfectly capable mitre saw for the hand saw and jig is legendary😂

@patrickvanrinsvelt4466

3 ай бұрын

Using the high end Japanese saws is very rewarding and produces perfect cuts.

@pittaman

14 күн бұрын

You can't always bring the work piece to the saw. I'm making one for sure.

@StCreed

3 күн бұрын

I have a handpowered miter saw. Really old. Can cut angles in 3 directions. But... I'd still use this jig. You can't always get your tools in position. You don't always need 3D angle accuracy. A simple and accurate jig is helpful.

This is a great way for someone to practice positioning if they want to use hand tools for wood working. Since it's a Japanese saw I'm willing to bet this is used for "traditional," crafts. I'm truth sometimes you can't beat the precision of experience and well crafted hand tools.

Neat hack, you just gotta use the chop saw that already does everything your magnetic jig does to make the jig for your hand saw which has significantly less cutting power than your chop saw. I’ll stick to using power tools my friend.

I have an old "Miller's Falls" miter box and it works perfectly - every single time...

I think it's brilliant! Lot of times you want the miter out of the box! Look how tight those cuts are!

Чтобы сделать такую приблуду, надо купить циркулярный станок, спасибо. Подходит вам лайфках про табуретку

I’ve spent way too much money and far too lazy to not use my power tools.

Been using a speed square and jigsaw for cuts lately when I don’t have a need for the miter station. Been pretty surprised how well it works but this looks great too.

@bloodleader5

3 ай бұрын

Why would you use a jigsaw instead of a skilsaw? The amount of tearing must be awful.

This is actually a pretty clutch tip i got magnet for days and that jig 2ould easily fit in my tool box

Kinda cool, but I certainly don't use a hand saw very often!

The baby squares are adorable

A gerbies travel show would be great. Or special guest on a Wide World trip

Love the ignorance of "just use your miter saw" or "buddy you have a circular saw..." Hahahaha. You know sometimes we have to do our hobby of woodworking at night because it's not our actual full time job. Well you have to think about the family members asleep or city noise ordinances so this is actually a great way to make cuts

@scannon90

4 ай бұрын

You're probably going to wake up your sleeping family using a handsaw too.

@lazycat7409

3 ай бұрын

​@@scannon90they've all moved elsewhere by now.

@tedspens

3 ай бұрын

It's true that power tools are not always an option, but the best way to make this cut is to mark 2 lines with your speed square and cut it freehand. With a little practice, it's faster than grabbing a jig and bonus, you're not limited to 45 and 90. Get good at it and you can even cut perfect compound angles.

@coletoncallender7127

3 ай бұрын

@@tedspenscan you elaborate on the 2 lines method?

@tedspens

3 ай бұрын

@@coletoncallender7127 Sure, it's a common cut and pretty simple. For example, the 45 degree cut -- mark your 45 on the face of the board and your 90 on the edge. Start your cut on the corner where the lines meet, pulling the saw to get started (it's easier). Important: Do not cut the line! Cut next to the line. Trade term is keep the line or save the line. Anyway, start your cut on the corner and work your way into the longer line. As you're cutting, gradually follow the shorter line. You don't have to see (or mark) the other 2 sides of the board because a sharp saw with gentle cutting pressure will cut a straight slice. Do the same for a simple 90 degree cut or a tricky compound miter, it's just a matter marking 2 lines and cutting along them. 2x4's are cheap, so have some fun practicing. You'll have it down in no time.

I too struggled to cut anyway straight with those pull saws. Then I got a tenon and dovetail saws. Perfect cuts without jigging.

I have a small table mount jig saw I’ve used many time for small projects. Didn’t need a wood jig for cutting. Just measure twice, cut once, works every time.

Buying a powered mitre saw to make a manual mitre saw. Call it a brilliant idea😢😮😅😂

*grabs a circular saw*

Omg my life is now complete and if I died today I'd die happy knowing I seen this priceless video

Thinking about making these. What a great way to get the saw cutting straight

The mitre saw besides. When this works for you, you don’t need magnets.

I love it! 👍🏾

Some good points and bad points about this design. I think the magnets are not really necessary- the bearing surfaces eventually wear, which is easily remedied by skiffing off a mm ( but not if a magnet is in the way). I prefer to have a longer jig so that it can be clamped and you don't have to worry about movement, especially when cutting hw. For those saying that if you have a chop saw you wouldn't need a jig like this, you are wrong. If you wanted to make a small 45° cut on a 2m dining table, how would you offer that up to a chop saw?

This only works if you start off with perfectly square stock to create your jig.

Awesome idea, I am having my house built, and I have some woodworking ideas that I want to try out.

I think this works just as well without the magnets

That's brilliant!

Best tip ever! 🎉

@markb8954

3 ай бұрын

Ever.?

@Nancy-xg9nc

3 ай бұрын

@@markb8954 😁 so far!

You make it all look so easy

Ok!! I'll have to say that's a damn good tip right there.. Thank you 🙏🙏

I only watched it twenty times trying to see what exactly the magnets were going to do. Guess we will never know. But they sure were centered into the ends of the wood nicely.

I fully endorse this message 👍

Im speachless...

У тебя торцовка dewalt - нухуа этот кондуктор?!))

Once I realized that was just the line your drew, and not a split, this is genius. Those are the best hand saws if you can just line them up.

Top idea he is even using a Japanese pull saw, that and the magnets combined creates a great outcome very impressed.!!!!!!!

Sencillamente espectacular idea

Wow! Great idea!

Шикарная замена торцовки!

@user-et1mz4lo8u

3 ай бұрын

Она не требует электричества!

Best one I've seen in ages

Спасибо за идею, а что это за магниты?? Спасибо за ранее..

Beautiful!

I think it should be called a, "Magnet Miter Block." Very cool!

@kachevnik8120

3 ай бұрын

Скорее, магнитное стусло

Very cool jig. Nice for making a quick accurate cut when in the yard or away from the miter saw!!

Now this is helpful!

You can do same thing to make guides for cutting dovetails.

Стусло придумано ещё при динозаврах

You just blew my mind

One of the first key questions I got asked starting out was ‘can I saw in a straight line?’

BRILLIANT!

😮❤ excellent idea 😊

Only problem is that’s a very specific angle.

Simplicity always wins ✊✊✊

what did you use to mark the wood?

Forget all the haters. I like it. It's hard to use a draw saw. But where do you buy magnetic washers?

Good idea & brilliant...❤

Now this guy did it right. He didn’t do it left.😅

When an engineer makes a hnadsaw cut

this has to be the dumbest thing I have ever seen... hey, now put a screen door on a submarine...

@mxfxdlg

2 ай бұрын

Brace yourself. Some of these things get a whole lot worse.

@Sillyturner

28 күн бұрын

And some people like to find fault with everything and everybody.

Very clever!

Me gusta la idea de trabajar de diferentes maneras, buen tip.

If this man’s woodwork was a meal at McDonald’s it would be called a McNasty. Bro is cold with it.

@elikemohammed7181

19 күн бұрын

What???

Good job done love you and love your work keep it up great man

@richardjura7450

Ай бұрын

This is the best comment I have read. The idea of using magnets is a great idea thank you sir. The rest of the comments that I have read sound like to people are hypocrite.

This is really cool and all, but it would be easier to just learn to keep your saw straight

Amazing lesson

This is fantastic

Cool idea.

I just builded a Tablet thats wide enough to cross the Bathtube on the wall side a I mounted a stainless steel strip and used the same Neodym magnets to lock the Tablet onto the bathtube.

I literally built the same thing and thought I was a genius. Looks like there's competition 👀🔥

As long as your starting block is straight, yes

Put a little strip of veneer over the magnets for less friction

Using a giant miter saw and full sized drill press to make a hand saw guide is like using an arc welder to make a soldering gun. Works great looks like but if you have the tiols to make it this way ya dont really need it. Niw make it with that ryobi and ill be propeely impressed

Did I miss the finish product? Please explain.

That's a brilliant idea! I'll make one for me 😎👌🏻

No way What a jig!

genial tips 😊

I've watched this several times, thinking, "we're is the outstanding genius trick here?" Maybe I'll watch a couple more times...

всё! продаю торцовку макита, покупаю магниты и делаю себе такую приблуду из брусочков... вот это я понимаю вещь.

@user-eg9zc5oo1h

3 ай бұрын

Аналогично.

@hihirururara

3 ай бұрын

Сначала сделай а затем уже торцовку проавай😂😂😂

@TheVoldemar13

3 ай бұрын

Меняю два магнита и нажовку на тарцовку Макита, если напишите в личку прямо сейчас - бесплатно получити второй комплект 2 магнита и нажова😂😂😂😂

@user-ep8tl6pc7t

3 ай бұрын

@@TheVoldemar13 эх, жаль под акцию не успел))) надо хоть что-то урвать!

Really needed if you have a milter saw in the background 😉

and that is how individual skill levels become depreciated over time...

Lowkey genius

Eu fiz e vale muito a pena, os cortes saem perfeitos