hmmm... a good circular saw alone, costs more than $100. How are you
gonna manage this spectacular feat?

dave

Cable Tech wrote:

Anyone have any detailed plans to build a Panel Saw. I don't feel like
shelling out over 1,000 dollars on something I could probably build
for less than $100.

oh, and your labor is worth ZILCH?

dave

Cable Tech wrote:

Anyone have any detailed plans to build a Panel Saw. I don't feel like
shelling out over 1,000 dollars on something I could probably build
for less than $100.

In article , Bay Area Dave wrote:
oh, and your labor is worth ZILCH?

Probably is. Since he expects us to do his research for him, he apparently
figures _our_ time isn't worth anything either.

Clue for the OP: search old posts in this ng on Google Groups.

dave

Cable Tech wrote:

Anyone have any detailed plans to build a Panel Saw. I don't feel like
shelling out over 1,000 dollars on something I could probably build
for less than $100.


--
Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)

How come we choose from just two people to run for president and 50 for Miss America?

There was a good plan for one in Shop Notes several years ago that is
probably exactly what you're looking for. Well, I'm 90% sure it was Shop
Notes, but maybe it was WoodSmith. Check the Shop Notes site and you should
be able to find it.
--
Larry C in Auburn, WA

"Cable Tech" wrote in message
...
Anyone have any detailed plans to build a Panel Saw. I don't feel like
shelling out over 1,000 dollars on something I could probably build
for less than $100.

"Cable Tech" wrote in message
...
Anyone have any detailed plans to build a Panel Saw. I don't feel like
shelling out over 1,000 dollars on something I could probably build
for less than $100.

ShopNotes

Anyone have any detailed plans to build a Panel Saw. I don't feel like
shelling out over 1,000 dollars on something I could probably build
for less than $100.

Rockler sells a set of plans for $3.95 and they have hardware kits also. Go
to Rockler.com and type panel saw into the search window.

"D.Mo" wrote in message
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"Cable Tech" wrote in message
...
Anyone have any detailed plans to build a Panel Saw. I don't feel like
shelling out over 1,000 dollars on something I could probably build
for less than $100.

ShopNotes

The one at Rockler with the plan and hardware kit will still cost $300. Just
make one.

Platform: Build the wood frame/platform. Make sure it's square.
You could eyeball the one at Rockler
(http://www.rockler.com/ecom7/product...1&filter=31446) or
make a torsion box style platform like this one
(http://store.yahoo.com/plansnow/panelcutguide.html) or this
one(http://store.yahoo.com/woodstore/cutplatsheet.html).

Guide: Then bolt one something like this. Make sure it's square.
http://www.rockler.com/ecom7/product...rings_id=10548

Rule: Stick a self-adhesive rule across it. Make sure it's square.
http://www.rockler.com/ecom7/product...rings_id=10629

You're done. The guide and the rule will be about $75. Plus the wood (dig
for straight 2x4s). Probably as close to a $100 panel saw as you could
possibly get.

You could hang it on a wall, make easel-type legs, or if your ceiling is not
too high (like in my garage shop) put a couple of door hinges on it and hang
it from the joists (use piece of rope, a pulley, and make a catch for it,
mine comes down like pulling down an attic staircase).






"Tom Kohlman" wrote in message
.net...
Rockler sells a set of plans for $3.95 and they have hardware kits also.
Go
to Rockler.com and type panel saw into the search window.

"D.Mo" wrote in message
...

"Cable Tech" wrote in message
...
Anyone have any detailed plans to build a Panel Saw. I don't feel like
shelling out over 1,000 dollars on something I could probably build
for less than $100.

ShopNotes

Better yet.

Save $70 for the guide and make one out of a piece of hardboard and a piece
of 1x4 MDF.

Then you will come in way under $100.



wrote in message
...
The one at Rockler with the plan and hardware kit will still cost $300.
Just
make one.

Platform: Build the wood frame/platform. Make sure it's square.
You could eyeball the one at Rockler
(http://www.rockler.com/ecom7/product...1&filter=31446)
or
make a torsion box style platform like this one
(http://store.yahoo.com/plansnow/panelcutguide.html) or this
one(http://store.yahoo.com/woodstore/cutplatsheet.html).

Guide: Then bolt one something like this. Make sure it's square.

http://www.rockler.com/ecom7/product...rings_id=10548

Rule: Stick a self-adhesive rule across it. Make sure it's square.

http://www.rockler.com/ecom7/product...rings_id=10629

You're done. The guide and the rule will be about $75. Plus the wood (dig
for straight 2x4s). Probably as close to a $100 panel saw as you could
possibly get.

You could hang it on a wall, make easel-type legs, or if your ceiling is
not
too high (like in my garage shop) put a couple of door hinges on it and
hang
it from the joists (use piece of rope, a pulley, and make a catch for it,
mine comes down like pulling down an attic staircase).






"Tom Kohlman" wrote in message
.net...
Rockler sells a set of plans for $3.95 and they have hardware kits also.
Go
to Rockler.com and type panel saw into the search window.

"D.Mo" wrote in message
...

"Cable Tech" wrote in message
...
Anyone have any detailed plans to build a Panel Saw. I don't feel
like
shelling out over 1,000 dollars on something I could probably build
for less than $100.

ShopNotes

Thanks for you guys that helped out. As for Doug and Dave, I searched
on Google under asshole and your names popped up first....lol