MAKE AN AWESOME SLITTING SAW ARBOR

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Published 2020-02-20

Let's make a slitting saw arbor for a 1" diameter bore saw blades. Easy design that's rigid. Overcoming some challenges and scrapping few parts along the way, but all for fun.

All Comments (21)

@StefanGotteswinter 4 years ago

I am not sure what I just watched :D But its a nice arbor and congrats to that new Mitutoyo micrometer :D
@grntitan1 4 years ago

Dude, you crack me up. In a good way.
@opcruiser5436 6 months ago

Great story, very enjoyable video.
@whatupg1 4 years ago

I love your sense of humour mate. "Just keep shaking it and it will grow" we have all been there. Great work as usual👍
@yvesdesrosiers2396 4 years ago

Nice one Yuchol. Thanks for sharing
@lesschilling6741 4 years ago

Way to battle with this project! Came out looking real nice. I’d like to see this in action!
@19jaredbarsuglia81 4 years ago

Brewing like bad coffee.... I love it!
@frase1234 2 years ago

Great back story dude, Love ya work, G'Day from Melbourne Australia
@nevetslleksah 4 years ago

Great design. Thanks for sharing. This is definitely going on my project list. I was just using a slitting saw yesterday, using a shop made arbor that I bought on eBay. That arbor was only so-so. Also tried using a purchased arbor, more of a milling cutter arbor, but they have that huge nut on the bottom and 1”-8 thread and a lot of excessive length.
@JKJ360 4 years ago

Asian math joke! I love it! Just found your videos and so far I'm very impressed. Keep making great content!
@brandontscheschlog 4 years ago

Nice job!
@toolingwoman53 3 years ago

This was fun watching the whole process and also entertaining as well lol. Thank you for taking us along with the trial and error. That is always helpful. Crazy story at the end! haha.
@AmateurRedneckWorkshop 4 years ago

That was a very entertaining video and you made a nice arbor. I too made a slitting saw arbor to replace the crappy one I had bought. I eventually put a keyway and of course a key into it.
@a89proof 4 years ago

While watching the tailstock quill clamp build, I watched you split the clamp with the bandsaw and wondered when you were going to get a slitting saw for the mill, but I wasn't going to tell you that your way was wrong and you needed to spend money to do it differently. That aside, glad to see you got a nice slitting saw setup - they can come in handy! I've never bought one that ran all that true, so I wouldn't hesitate to run one of the scrap arbors you made in my shop.
@brandontscheschlog 4 years ago

Awesome story! I laughed out loud !
@MyHeap 4 years ago

HAHAHA Great project, great humor and good story to boot. Thank you for sharing! Joe
@nevetslleksah 3 years ago

Great build, great story. I’ve had to make a few parts more than once also.
@lumberhacker339 3 years ago

Great film, thanks for sharing. Liked the Mario Galaxy music too!
@melgross 1 year ago

Very well done. I’m catching up with your older videos. Going to take a while.
@mohabatkhanmalak1161 4 years ago

That Mitutoyo micrometer is so beautiful........forget that old flame. Enjoyed the clip.