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K'nex Table saw

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not particularly usefull, but extremely fun, and awesome. But dangerous.

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Step 1Make the blade connection

Make the blade connection
follow the picture to make the 'blade' part of the saw which connects the the body and the drill (you will need a drill for this).
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16 comments
Jan 28, 2012. 9:29 AMpatriots8888 says:
use a gear istead of rods, youll get a cleaner cut
Jan 20, 2012. 7:19 PMknex builder36472418 says:
Well, that is impressive, but you could make the 'blades' spin a hell of alot faster and make it even more dangerous. and make it better at cutting paper too, by changing the ends of the blades as thay might not be very sturdy or safe. :)
Dec 10, 2011. 11:27 AMKiteman says:
Oh, we need to see this in action!
Dec 10, 2011. 3:02 PMKiteman says:
Dang, that's a complicated way to rip paper ;-)
Dec 11, 2011. 1:13 PMGTechno13 says:
When I was little I took a motor out of one of those foam disc shooters, which spin VERY fast, and glued razor blades to it and mounted it in a box so the blades poked through a slit in the top. I even stuck a vacuum hose in the side of the box for "dust removal". It would cut through plastic. Looking back, it seems a bit dangerous :)
Dec 10, 2011. 8:34 PMDJ Radio says:
Personally I think you could have made this less of a skeleton and used a motor.
Dec 10, 2011. 11:47 AMapples!!!!! says:
Nice, but I feel like that is a bit...skeleton-y. You should beef it up a bit or something.
Dec 10, 2011. 1:39 PMapples!!!!! says:
Fair enough. The only reason I say this is because the connections to the spinning piece to the 'blades' are so minimal that it could potentially be reaaally dangerous.
Dec 10, 2011. 12:46 PMhairyyy0 says:
I think I just figured out how I'm cutting the wrapping paper this year!

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