Re: A very simple Coffee Table

Hi Armand,

Sorry if I squeeze in my question here. I heard so much about that Chinawese table and how happy you are with it. I really need to get a TS but I cannot afford most of those mentioned here. But I need a TS that has a riving knife (RK). You kept on alluding to a splinter on your TS in another thread but you also mentioned that your splinter moves diagonally in reference to the blade when you make bevel cuts. If your splinter moves in relation to the blade, doesn't that make your splinter an RK afterall? Does your "splinter" lowers when you lower the blade?

Thanks in advance for your clarification.

PHM stirs!!

its like how closed do you keep your open mind?
read here: riving knife now, after reading the WHOLE description do you still think PHM stirs? or your open mind is just so closed?

just to make it easier, I will cut a portion of what a riving knife is supposed to be besides being mounted in the same place as the blade...

Riving knives

A riving knife differs from a simple splitter in some important ways:[7]

• It doesn't need to be removed from the saw when cross-cutting or doing a blind (non-through) cut as it doesn't extend above the top of the saw blade. If it isn't removed, the operator can't forget to put it back on.
• It sits closer to the back edge of the blade, making it much more effective - less space for the stock to shift into the path of the blade
• It provides some additional protection for the operator - blocking contact to the back edge of the blade - in those situations where the stock is being pulled from the outfeed side of the saw
• It's independent of (and won't interfere with) other blade guards and dust collectors

if you still can't get it, I guess... well no point for me to waste my time.

Re: A very simple Coffee Table

Sir, baka naman pede i-share ang plans ng DIY belt sander mo 😉
Salamat po.

Sorry glen i just copied the drum sander from the internet particularly youtube. If you want close-up pictures of my drum sander click the link below

https://picasaweb.google.com/armand.pedroza/DrumSanderThicknesser#

I sourced all the parts from t. alonzo binondo (except the woods), be sure to gather them all first before you start the construction. I'll PM you the parts list.

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Re: A very simple Coffee Table

Hi Armand,

Sorry if I squeeze in my question here. I heard so much about that Chinawese table and how happy you are with it. I really need to get a TS but I cannot afford most of those mentioned here. But I need a TS that has a riving knife (RK). You kept on alluding to a splinter on your TS in another thread but you also mentioned that your splinter moves diagonally in reference to the blade when you make bevel cuts. If your splinter moves in relation to the blade, doesn't that make your splinter an RK afterall? Does your "splinter" lowers when you lower the blade?

Thanks in advance for your clarification.

PHM stirs!!

its splitter not splinter.

Timber is right, i suggest you back read all the threads pertaining to table saws and splliter vs RK.

Hi , if you are looking for portable small coffee table I would recommend to notice the acryl small tables https://morningbrewexpert.com/acrylic-coffee-table/ . There’s not much too much to say about this kind of tables ,they are simple , very durable other than it made a great piece in my living room. This one is more for those who aren’t looking for a table with all the bells and whistles but just want simplicity.

Hi , if you are looking for portable small coffee table I would recommend to notice the acryl small tables https://morningbrewexpert.com/acrylic-coffee-table/ . There’s not much too much to say about this kind of tables ,they are simple , very durable other than it made a great piece in my living room. This one is more for those who aren’t looking for a table with all the bells and whistles but just want simplicity.

Look really nice, thanks for sharing , I was looking long time for this acryl tables.