Laser Cutting, 3D Printing & CNC
Design & Instruction
by Richard Lawler
richard@microcarpentry.com
Showing posts with label track saws. Show all posts
Showing posts with label track saws. Show all posts
Saturday, October 2, 2021
Modular Modular Synth Table
I designed and built a small table and set of accessories to hold my synthesizer modules and manage their cables.
Labels:
CAD,
design,
FDM,
Festool,
FFF,
Fusion 360,
laser cutting,
Makita,
music making,
portfolio,
router,
synthesizers,
track saws,
woodworking
Thursday, February 22, 2018
The Makita Cordless Track Saw
![]() | |
|
I love track saws. A track saw is a safer alternative to a table saw for many woodworking and carpentry uses. A track saw doesn't require the dedicated shop space of a table saw. And given a long enough guide rail, track saws are ideally suited to working with large sheets of plywood, acrylic -- the primary laser cutting materials. Many laserable materials are sold in large sheets that are much more economical than pre-cut "project" pieces. And some materials are only available in 4'x8' sheets. So being able to work with sheet goods will increase your range of available materials.
Festool makes excellent track saws that dominate the market for good reason. I've used a Festool track saw for years, and I'm a huge fan. But Makita has turned my head with their new cordless track saw -- the XPS01.
Festool makes excellent track saws that dominate the market for good reason. I've used a Festool track saw for years, and I'm a huge fan. But Makita has turned my head with their new cordless track saw -- the XPS01.
Labels:
cordless,
Festool,
Makita,
plywood,
saws,
sheet goods,
tools,
track saws,
woodworking
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

