Woodworking and general DIY channel from The Netherlands that makes custom furniture and shop projects. Follow me on Instagram to stay up-to-date with upcoming projects @cornerfield_shop
Hoi! Heel fijn. Waar zou je die pootjes gehaald hebben?
@JackBlack444Ай бұрын
Echt overkill de multiplex platen. Wel mooi geworden, maar dit is voor de gemiddelde burger veel te duur.😢
@raleeuwАй бұрын
Leuk voor het raam 👌
@user-io9ln1or7cАй бұрын
Thabk you Sir.🎉
@lausts3 ай бұрын
Why do you not ensure the height of those small drawer cabinets match your table saw so they can be used as extenders for larger cuts?
@gregghernandez27144 ай бұрын
Recently I have seen a pretty cool video of a woodworker who uses a piece of wood to add a router to his DeWalt table saw. Pretty ingenious, and cheap too. Unfortunately he doesn't have a fence and suggests moving the wood to the other side of the table to use the fence. This idea appears to be a much better solution and should work out just fine. Thank you so much, for this really clean and easy solution. Using the 2 x 4 in the center of the fence is just brilliant. Great video!
@jed20556 ай бұрын
Wow! Here's a video 3 years old now in 2024 and I thought this was a newish model. I bought one a week ago and I also have the DW745. The passive exhaust system on the 745 is not very good but I know I either need to install a vacuum exhaust system or just wheel the saw outside (which is what I do anyway). I've used the DW7491 once so far and I was amazed how much of the sawdust came shooting out of the exhaust pipe. After operating the DW745 I had to air blast to remove trapped sawdust but with the 7491, I used the blower as it's a cleanup habit I have and . . . no sawdust came out. Big improvement there I reckon. Taking your (negative) comments one by one: My opinion is that the exhaust system on the 7491 is good even without a vacuum system attached. DeWalt may have improved the design of the blade cavity because it seems to work really well. As for the fence adjustment knob well, if you don't use it, why mention it but I usually move the fence by hand too then fine tune the distance using the knob, that's what it's there for and it has to be easier than tapping the fence back and forth while trying to read the measuring tape. My drop gate on the fence is not so hard to release. I use only nominal force to release it, aka not a problem. I am not a fan of the tilt adjustment and thought DeWalt would improve on the DW745 maybe using a rack & pinion setup as it is on the fence. I simply cannot have the needle accurate at one end AND the other. It is not possible. The adjustable internal stoppers at 0 degrees and 45 degrees allow me to just jam the wheel up one end or the other, ignore the needle but know I have 0 degrees or 45 degrees. I set needle accuracy in the middle, at 22.5 degrees using a digital slope meter advised by Karaon. Cheap, effective and leave you with two hands to make the tilt adjustment/locking. Tripping your workshop circuit breaker isn't a negative feature of this saw; it's a power issue at your end. The power switch is an advance on the earlier models and is a safety feature. Difficult to turn On accidentally but easy to turn Off. It's safer than the DW745 but maybe not as convenient. The power cord on power tools should never be overly long but on my 7491 it is over 1M long which is plenty long enough. Overall, a good saw but could use one further improvement tweak in the tilt mech area. Thanks for your update on the saw Cornerfield; good to know it is still working well for you.
@ronpost5876 ай бұрын
Thinking about buying this to replace my DWE 7480. Glad to see you can use it without the stand. The dust collection seems to work pretty well on my 7480 so I don't understand why this saw doesn't work so well. Anyway, thanks for posting.
@shainawatters14407 ай бұрын
Hi there! can you please tell me what year did you buy yours? I'm trying to see when they made it a requirement to buy the saw with the stand haha
@galleryparticulier60718 ай бұрын
How do you secure the sculpture onto the pedestal temporarily?
@imover99999 ай бұрын
Beautiful build. Looks great! Genius idea with shimming under the top to fix the height. Sign of a good wood worker is being able to solve problems like that. Also just wanted to say, I love that tool wall at the end! That is actually what made me want to comment. Definitely going to watch your video on that soon. Thanks for posting this, and thanks in advance for the other one that I'm sure I'll enjoy!
@JarodTaylor9 ай бұрын
Curious if you're still able to use the left side lever that releases the riving knife.
@odl219 ай бұрын
Just what I need
@rustic3510 ай бұрын
Why didn't you just use your router to cut the slotted holes?
@ArtofExpression-aoe10 ай бұрын
This was extremely useful. I was looking for a simple and effective solution for my custom mate iPad drawing board 😊
@timlist417310 ай бұрын
Treated lumber?
@chrono_pilot615210 ай бұрын
Hi, it's a nice project, I also have the same table saw as you. I wanted to ask you, why did you leave a void under the saw table? Doesn't sawdust fall underneath? HI.
@Keithharvey11 ай бұрын
I start my build tomorrow. I have the Sawstop which has the dust lift at the rear which lead me to one significant change to the design. Will have a cabinet under the outfeed table to house a shop vac.
@coasterdyesub11 ай бұрын
Nice work and great video. Do the legs store somewhere in the frame?
@himangshudas392411 ай бұрын
You can modify the first design. 1. Make a cut with width equal to the width of the wood in the left piece starting from the center bottom to half the length. 2. Similarly cut the right piece but with the cut starting from the top instead. 3. Now you can join the two pieces by inserting them together on the cuts. Creating a similar stand in an 'X' shape. You save wood and it is kinda more portable. You can detach the pieces and carry easily in your backpack. No glue neede. (The design is not my original)
@danielslocum7316 Жыл бұрын
Excelente calidad
@Rajdev73 Жыл бұрын
Good design, I just put the planer in a vice near the end of table and stand up a fence
@steverago2050 Жыл бұрын
do you have a list of supplies used to build this ?
@eydallas3359 Жыл бұрын
Beautiful, but complex build/construction.
@jdbrown1998 Жыл бұрын
Really nice video! Thanks for sharing.
@olafflekz8384 Жыл бұрын
tuurlijk is die uiteindelijk kapot gegaan. Dat ding is niet gemaakt om op de kop al het zaagsel op te vangen.
@williamtell4619 Жыл бұрын
Very helpful, Dank je wel. What were the original dimensions of the "Beams"
@michielb206 Жыл бұрын
Erg netjes gemaakt. Ik wil ook een buitenkeuken gaan maken maar merk aan deze video dat ik nog redelijk wat gereedschap (en skills) mis…
@jeanj9429 Жыл бұрын
I like the this table design which sharing the fence with the table saw. Is this Marita compact router power enough for a table route usage? I am debating whether buying a regular router(bigger) or a compact/trim router. the Compact router should be good using by one hand but no sure whether is good for table.
@roncully Жыл бұрын
Wow! This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you for sharing the Sketchup files. You saved me hours of figuring this out and the height is perfect!
@doogledog1712 Жыл бұрын
Yes I would like to have a sketch up plan. Thank you.
@Jen-jt9bp Жыл бұрын
Hi! could you tell me the measurement of the centre piece of wood for design one I would love to make one but can’t find the measurements in the downloads for that
@Keithharvey Жыл бұрын
Love that this is in metric!
@Silco74 Жыл бұрын
Hoi Rico, Jammer dat het alweer een tijdje geleden is dat je, je laatste video hebt geupload! Denk je dat er nog wel weer wat vidoe's gaan komen of ben je compleet je inspiratie kwijt?
@McMonkeyful Жыл бұрын
Nice setup. The advantage of this system is it's cheap to build. I went with a French cleat system, which is good for allowing me to rearrange shelves, cupboards & larger tool holders. For most of my smaller tools, I've found magnetic strips ideal. Very neat & easy to access. In the UK Lidl regularly sells them for around £3. I've got dozens of them over the past few years & use them all over my workshop in every spare bit of space. You can screw them onto boards with a cleat on the back or screw them to shelves or to the wall. Great for organizing things like router bits, screwdriver bits, forstner bits & also larger tools like saws & hammers. The good thing is its easy to swap things around, as they're not cut to size for specific tool profiles.
@garagengio Жыл бұрын
Just glueing up some boards to make my own tool wall. Three years later since my first comment. And I still didn't change my mind. I will go with your solution Rico. No french cleat. Maybe I do 2-3 single french cleat holders for a specific group which I want to be mobile eg. Bitholder. But most of the tools stay permanent in their respective spot. Best from germany
@garagengio Жыл бұрын
Still my favorite youtuber.
@kathylombardi2830 Жыл бұрын
Would it be possible to get measurements for all the components of this sled? I have the exact same saw and would love to recreate this if I can. I’m a complete beginner!
@kathylombardi2830 Жыл бұрын
Would it be possible to get measurements for all the components of this sled? I have the exact same saw and would love to recreate this if I can. I’m a complete beginner!
@Britineeng Жыл бұрын
Great explanation…but i would have loved to see how you made that work bench for table saw. I want to do the same thing, but also want to add my router to that work bench. Thank you for your video!
@tropezando Жыл бұрын
It's very cute, and definitely has the charm of a picnic basket! These types of telescoping cantilever storage boxes are great for sewing notions like threads and needles, things you need to replace and switch often. Super cool!
@DK-hw6uh Жыл бұрын
ziet er goed uit! welke ladegeleiders heb je hiervoor gebruikt?
@oakworthy Жыл бұрын
I've watched lots of videos on how to make a floating frame. By far is this the best one. Thanks so much!
@CornerfieldShop Жыл бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@madewithclive Жыл бұрын
Super project, I have a similar one to do. How did you fix the posts to the floor in the final installation?
@CornerfieldShop Жыл бұрын
Thank you! I was able to screw it down directly to the floor using screws. Fortunate it was a wooden construction :-).
@soarebv Жыл бұрын
👍👍
@TravisKlein1 Жыл бұрын
sounding like allister
@eloyespinosa9757 Жыл бұрын
Could I get some plans for your table top saw?
@CornerfieldShop Жыл бұрын
Yes you can; check the description for links to my website.
@MaHoKu2022 Жыл бұрын
Mooie Video. Groetjes uit Duitsland 🇩🇪 köln 😊
@CornerfieldShop Жыл бұрын
Danke :-)!
@fredfal2064 Жыл бұрын
Look man You are doing a great work and Have good talent. I congratulate you on your Ideas. Keep up the god work. But You Said if we want to want to support my channel thats ok but we never see diagrams of your proyets. You should offer diagrams to people. There are people that will like to build those projects but cant get the diagram to do it. Make Diagrams and sell them for a few dollars.
@shimayousefi Жыл бұрын
Kan ik ook bij je bestellen als ik de maten door geef
@CornerfieldShop Жыл бұрын
Nee sorry, ik maak de lijsten niet op bestelling. Je kunt wel terecht bij verschillende kunstmateriaal winkels zoals 'van Beek Art'.
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Hoi! Heel fijn. Waar zou je die pootjes gehaald hebben?
Echt overkill de multiplex platen. Wel mooi geworden, maar dit is voor de gemiddelde burger veel te duur.😢
Leuk voor het raam 👌
Thabk you Sir.🎉
Why do you not ensure the height of those small drawer cabinets match your table saw so they can be used as extenders for larger cuts?
Recently I have seen a pretty cool video of a woodworker who uses a piece of wood to add a router to his DeWalt table saw. Pretty ingenious, and cheap too. Unfortunately he doesn't have a fence and suggests moving the wood to the other side of the table to use the fence. This idea appears to be a much better solution and should work out just fine. Thank you so much, for this really clean and easy solution. Using the 2 x 4 in the center of the fence is just brilliant. Great video!
Wow! Here's a video 3 years old now in 2024 and I thought this was a newish model. I bought one a week ago and I also have the DW745. The passive exhaust system on the 745 is not very good but I know I either need to install a vacuum exhaust system or just wheel the saw outside (which is what I do anyway). I've used the DW7491 once so far and I was amazed how much of the sawdust came shooting out of the exhaust pipe. After operating the DW745 I had to air blast to remove trapped sawdust but with the 7491, I used the blower as it's a cleanup habit I have and . . . no sawdust came out. Big improvement there I reckon. Taking your (negative) comments one by one: My opinion is that the exhaust system on the 7491 is good even without a vacuum system attached. DeWalt may have improved the design of the blade cavity because it seems to work really well. As for the fence adjustment knob well, if you don't use it, why mention it but I usually move the fence by hand too then fine tune the distance using the knob, that's what it's there for and it has to be easier than tapping the fence back and forth while trying to read the measuring tape. My drop gate on the fence is not so hard to release. I use only nominal force to release it, aka not a problem. I am not a fan of the tilt adjustment and thought DeWalt would improve on the DW745 maybe using a rack & pinion setup as it is on the fence. I simply cannot have the needle accurate at one end AND the other. It is not possible. The adjustable internal stoppers at 0 degrees and 45 degrees allow me to just jam the wheel up one end or the other, ignore the needle but know I have 0 degrees or 45 degrees. I set needle accuracy in the middle, at 22.5 degrees using a digital slope meter advised by Karaon. Cheap, effective and leave you with two hands to make the tilt adjustment/locking. Tripping your workshop circuit breaker isn't a negative feature of this saw; it's a power issue at your end. The power switch is an advance on the earlier models and is a safety feature. Difficult to turn On accidentally but easy to turn Off. It's safer than the DW745 but maybe not as convenient. The power cord on power tools should never be overly long but on my 7491 it is over 1M long which is plenty long enough. Overall, a good saw but could use one further improvement tweak in the tilt mech area. Thanks for your update on the saw Cornerfield; good to know it is still working well for you.
Thinking about buying this to replace my DWE 7480. Glad to see you can use it without the stand. The dust collection seems to work pretty well on my 7480 so I don't understand why this saw doesn't work so well. Anyway, thanks for posting.
Hi there! can you please tell me what year did you buy yours? I'm trying to see when they made it a requirement to buy the saw with the stand haha
How do you secure the sculpture onto the pedestal temporarily?
Beautiful build. Looks great! Genius idea with shimming under the top to fix the height. Sign of a good wood worker is being able to solve problems like that. Also just wanted to say, I love that tool wall at the end! That is actually what made me want to comment. Definitely going to watch your video on that soon. Thanks for posting this, and thanks in advance for the other one that I'm sure I'll enjoy!
Curious if you're still able to use the left side lever that releases the riving knife.
Just what I need
Why didn't you just use your router to cut the slotted holes?
This was extremely useful. I was looking for a simple and effective solution for my custom mate iPad drawing board 😊
Treated lumber?
Hi, it's a nice project, I also have the same table saw as you. I wanted to ask you, why did you leave a void under the saw table? Doesn't sawdust fall underneath? HI.
I start my build tomorrow. I have the Sawstop which has the dust lift at the rear which lead me to one significant change to the design. Will have a cabinet under the outfeed table to house a shop vac.
Nice work and great video. Do the legs store somewhere in the frame?
You can modify the first design. 1. Make a cut with width equal to the width of the wood in the left piece starting from the center bottom to half the length. 2. Similarly cut the right piece but with the cut starting from the top instead. 3. Now you can join the two pieces by inserting them together on the cuts. Creating a similar stand in an 'X' shape. You save wood and it is kinda more portable. You can detach the pieces and carry easily in your backpack. No glue neede. (The design is not my original)
Excelente calidad
Good design, I just put the planer in a vice near the end of table and stand up a fence
do you have a list of supplies used to build this ?
Beautiful, but complex build/construction.
Really nice video! Thanks for sharing.
tuurlijk is die uiteindelijk kapot gegaan. Dat ding is niet gemaakt om op de kop al het zaagsel op te vangen.
Very helpful, Dank je wel. What were the original dimensions of the "Beams"
Erg netjes gemaakt. Ik wil ook een buitenkeuken gaan maken maar merk aan deze video dat ik nog redelijk wat gereedschap (en skills) mis…
I like the this table design which sharing the fence with the table saw. Is this Marita compact router power enough for a table route usage? I am debating whether buying a regular router(bigger) or a compact/trim router. the Compact router should be good using by one hand but no sure whether is good for table.
Wow! This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you for sharing the Sketchup files. You saved me hours of figuring this out and the height is perfect!
Yes I would like to have a sketch up plan. Thank you.
Hi! could you tell me the measurement of the centre piece of wood for design one I would love to make one but can’t find the measurements in the downloads for that
Love that this is in metric!
Hoi Rico, Jammer dat het alweer een tijdje geleden is dat je, je laatste video hebt geupload! Denk je dat er nog wel weer wat vidoe's gaan komen of ben je compleet je inspiratie kwijt?
Nice setup. The advantage of this system is it's cheap to build. I went with a French cleat system, which is good for allowing me to rearrange shelves, cupboards & larger tool holders. For most of my smaller tools, I've found magnetic strips ideal. Very neat & easy to access. In the UK Lidl regularly sells them for around £3. I've got dozens of them over the past few years & use them all over my workshop in every spare bit of space. You can screw them onto boards with a cleat on the back or screw them to shelves or to the wall. Great for organizing things like router bits, screwdriver bits, forstner bits & also larger tools like saws & hammers. The good thing is its easy to swap things around, as they're not cut to size for specific tool profiles.
Just glueing up some boards to make my own tool wall. Three years later since my first comment. And I still didn't change my mind. I will go with your solution Rico. No french cleat. Maybe I do 2-3 single french cleat holders for a specific group which I want to be mobile eg. Bitholder. But most of the tools stay permanent in their respective spot. Best from germany
Still my favorite youtuber.
Would it be possible to get measurements for all the components of this sled? I have the exact same saw and would love to recreate this if I can. I’m a complete beginner!
Would it be possible to get measurements for all the components of this sled? I have the exact same saw and would love to recreate this if I can. I’m a complete beginner!
Great explanation…but i would have loved to see how you made that work bench for table saw. I want to do the same thing, but also want to add my router to that work bench. Thank you for your video!
It's very cute, and definitely has the charm of a picnic basket! These types of telescoping cantilever storage boxes are great for sewing notions like threads and needles, things you need to replace and switch often. Super cool!
ziet er goed uit! welke ladegeleiders heb je hiervoor gebruikt?
I've watched lots of videos on how to make a floating frame. By far is this the best one. Thanks so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Super project, I have a similar one to do. How did you fix the posts to the floor in the final installation?
Thank you! I was able to screw it down directly to the floor using screws. Fortunate it was a wooden construction :-).
👍👍
sounding like allister
Could I get some plans for your table top saw?
Yes you can; check the description for links to my website.
Mooie Video. Groetjes uit Duitsland 🇩🇪 köln 😊
Danke :-)!
Look man You are doing a great work and Have good talent. I congratulate you on your Ideas. Keep up the god work. But You Said if we want to want to support my channel thats ok but we never see diagrams of your proyets. You should offer diagrams to people. There are people that will like to build those projects but cant get the diagram to do it. Make Diagrams and sell them for a few dollars.
Kan ik ook bij je bestellen als ik de maten door geef
Nee sorry, ik maak de lijsten niet op bestelling. Je kunt wel terecht bij verschillende kunstmateriaal winkels zoals 'van Beek Art'.