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Table for a circular saw

A circular saw is a good thing. In any workshop, I think, a thing is not interchangeable, you can drive out any slat, whetstone.
Put the cockroach not edged boards, chase away one edge, then the other, and you get a trim, beautiful board. Well, another walk with a plane, so that it was generally smooth.

An ordinary, purchased, circular saw is not very convenient if you install it with the disc to the top. Previously, my circular was installed here on such a device, fasteners are visible in the photo, well, this is not from her, now I’m fastening the plane.

At the circular saw itself, the countertop is small and when you drive the planks off more authentically, the board walks a little along the small countertop and the edges are not quite even, wavy.

Now he has made such a table, it has become much more convenient and even.




Take an ordinary circular saw. 1.




Then, with a grinder, he carefully sawed off a narrow piece of the countertop, it will interfere in the future, the rail along which to set the width of the board, not close to the disk. 2.




I made, from sawn out on the same circular, rails here such a frame. 3.4.







After that, I screwed the circular to the board inside the frame with special clamps. 5.




I sawed a seven-layer plywood with dimensions of 50 by 80 cm. and sawed through it with a jigsaw such stripes of photo 6. One longitudinal, for
disk and two transverse, they will be inserted bolts, clamps for the guide rail.




I installed a sheet of plywood on the circular and screwed it with screws to the frame itself. 7.




In order for the plywood to be firmly bolted to the countertop, I cut out two of these sticks, shown in photo 8. and from the bottom they pressed the circular to the plywood, screwing them with screws.




He made the guide rail from a corner that used to serve as runners on children's sledges. I welded two bolts onto an iron strip. 9.




I pushed the bolts into the transverse holes, put a corner on them and screwed them with nuts. 10.




Well, our circular machine is ready. You can start working on it. 11. 12.







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Valery, thanks for participating! Yes, I’ll start to assemble my “concept” in an applied way (that is, applying one rack to another, to the third, etc.) Here.
And why did I get hooked on this table, because the mount on the Energomash and the saw in the pictures is the same - with clamps.
Google and threw a picture from some site in Ukrainian. Then this same Google brought to your site.
And saw Energomashevskaya - such garbage ....
All.
But it’s similar to Makita ... I’ve never heard of Energomash - I live in Belarus, but for us it’s all imported. Therefore, there is a popular belief that it is better to take some German, or a Dutchman made in China (Blaucraft, Skil, Ferm, Angel, DVT, etc.) than a Russian tool. We have them at the same price. Only brands like Makita, Riobi and Bosch are more expensive ....
And about homemade products, a lot of what I, for example, do, is going without any drawings at all. A drawing is needed to do something in series. And the "concept" is assembled, maximum "according to the sketch. Because the sizes are found out" in an applied way "- in the sense of" attached one to the other and looked at the size ")))))))
Valery, thanks for the answer! I get it. And I drank Energomash CPU-50200.
Sorry, I'm not the creator of this table, but the questions that you ask sound somehow strange .... What does it mean "the size of all the slats?" Decide on the size of the table that you need and see what kind of slats are needed for this .... Well, except you know which table you need, where it will stand, etc.
Again, the "stuff"? In my opinion, it is clear that the material is wood. Of course, hardwood is better, but coniferous wood will also go - from it 90% of everything is made ...
. What does it mean, "what are the screws"? Take the ones that fit your tree and your size.
Or about fasteners? ... Yes, even to the corners. What difference does it make? See that everything is strong.
Again, how did you consider the brand, model and power of the saw? I had a “Stern” - very similar to this one. But this is not him. Now I use "Blaukraft" - it does not look like.
And what is this?
Good time!
So the creator of this "Table for a circular saw" can answer my questions ???
thanks
Hello!
Very interested in the article "Table for a circular saw." I have the same circular saw. And you need a table for her, for homework. No experience in such work yet. Question - is it possible to read more about the design? The material, the dimensions of all the rails, what are the screws or the connection on the spikes or with glue ??
thanks
Vladimir

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