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How to Make Your Own Mini Miter Saw, Jigsaw, Drill and More
The Easy HomeMade Projects channel provides do-able examples of DIY power tools
Here's one of those channels that makes you thankful YouTube exists. The anonymous craftsman behind Easy HomeMade Projects shows you how to DIY all manner of unlikely objects, the most impressive of which are in the small power tool space. Wanna see something crazy? Check out his small-scale DIY miter saw:
Or this jigsaw:
And a drill made from a toy gun:
He's got dozens of videos up, going back a couple of years. Check 'em out here.
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I like the miter saw concept and I'd like to see a proper execution of it with Thomson linear components and a much larger capacity (to differentiate it from the ubiquitous 12" sliding miter saws out there). Maybe I'm just waiting for a proper bridge saw for wood instead of tile.
Oh no. These are so badly designed, underpowered and so unsafe.