5 Cool Things To Do On Your Router Table // Tips and Tricks
5 Cool Things To Do On Your Router Table // Tips and Tricks
In this video, I cover trimming solid wood edge banding, making a mortise, using your router as a jointer, cope and stick joinery and making a raised panel door.
Equipment for this video from Woodpeckers – https://www.woodpeck.com/
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LINKS to sources (eg. Amazon) fortable, bits, and all things shown in the video would be nice.
Yes, I see woodpecker; but the other stuff too.
Beautiful work. That router probably cost more than most of the cars I’ve owned.
how about taking a little off for wood movement on that panel
Very informative, thank you for that.
Nice work! Just takes a $1000.00 plus or minus investment in a router table!! I’ll hold my breath waiting for Santa Claus but I’m afraid he’s lost my address!!
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Kiss that ball bearing 💋
It’s impossible to get such sophisticated equipment you have.
Note- if using solid wood panels do not glue the panel to the frame and be particularly careful not to get glue on the corners of the panel when assembling the frame. This is because the solid panels will expand and contract with changes in humidity and must be free to do so. The panels are apt to split if not free to move.
Woodpeckers has different types of router tables. Which model are you using?
Thanks for the video! I just picked up a router from a nice older man. Thought I was just buying the router, but he pulled out a router table top. I was so excited, as I was just going to make a basic table myself.
I stopped watching after the first tip…..Jesus, man! Buy a hand plane!
I’m very impressed the router table, especially the clamping jig which was something that I have been contemplating for long. Thanks for sharing. Hope one day I can have one of this nice table, and the skills!
Wow! I like that router table. Where did you purchase and what brand, please! Thank you.
Love your channel, wish you would come back and do more videos.
I always hear you talking about your Incra setup. Thoughts on the Incra vs Woodpeckers? Great video!
Great vid!
Well, we’ve all got equipment like that haven’t we?
Just kiss the ball bearing. Wonder how soft his kisses are. Should ask his wife if she felt any kisses over the year (he is measuring this exactly) 🤣🤣🤣
But anyway, great vid, great ideas. It is a pitty not to get this router table in germany and with metric measurement…
What I wouldn’t give for that table!! Wow!!
Thanks for your excellent vidéo congratulations from France i expect to see your others vidéos
Everything from coping and onward went way over my rookie head! 😂 But very good info until then
Master 👌
That’s a nice table
Your router table makes me a little uncomfortable. That’s pretty much cheating… I’m jealous. Nice job, great video
Fantastic work. Your are a true professional.
This movie is very interested and demonstrates such things which I haven’t realized that exists. Please let me know what type of router do you use, This device has impressive way of adjustment, so I would like to buy something like this one.
Do you know if it is possible to buy such machine in Europe (particularlu in Poland where I live).
I appeciate your response in advance.
Sir you are not preaching to the choir. If any of us had a set up like that we wouldn’t be watching
There sure is a lot of "kissing" going on in this video. Lol.
what kind of wood did you make the "door frame" out of? I have some in my shop just like that and I have no idea what it is
Hi Guy- this is very helpful. Wondering what kind of wood did you use for the raised panel? I’m having a hard time finding solid wood in a width wide enough for the panel. Was it actually separate boards edge-glued together? I know plywood is also an option….but I’d rather solid hardwood if I can find it. Thx.
I dunno…there’s a lot of kissing in this video! Lol! There’s also a whole lot of good info – thanks sir!
One of the best masters on the internet and beautiful quality of camera shots and video a resounding success. I have subscribed to your channel … We appreciate your great knowledge and patience in producing such great videos. Many are unaware of the immense work to produce a video like this … Muchas gracias…
As a professional woodworker of 40 years there’s a little problem with this first tip for trimming.. to prevent tear out or chipping a router always run backwards or clockwise… the last bit of the cut can be made in a counterclockwise direction going slow and not stopping at all… this is a fail-proof method for a clean chip free tear out free finished profile.. just sayin..
What does the feather board do
The fence being flush with the bearing on the first cut isn’t necessary. That’s literally the point of the bearing. It’s a flush trim bit. Awesome router table by the way!
Very nice router table l am lucky with working in joinery shop we have a spindle moulder it’s always nice to see what other joiners do you can learn other ways thank you and stay safe 🇬🇧
WOW! That was awesome! Thanks! I can only dream of having a router table like that 😎
Beautiful work. That router probably cost more than most of the cars I’ve owned.
Did anyone else see the micro-adjust dial rotate slightly at 8:31?
Very nice video. I see it was from awhile ago though. I was wondering about your router table. I’ve been interested in routing and router tables. Can you tell me about your table? Make, Model, etc. Thanks for posting a great video.
Alot of work for a 5 min job with a mini and flush bit
Excellent video! What brand of bead and stile bits are you using? I assumed they were made by WoodPecker, but when I went to their website, I was surprised to see, that they only seem to carry bits from other manufacture’s (Whitside & Amana).
Awesome improvising video! Youtube threw in a lot of ads though
Nice add for Woodpecker products. Great tools….if I ever win the powerball I will buy some.
I would suggest using a hand plane, at an angle, to smooth where the hardwood used to edge band the plywood is “proud.”
Thank you 🙋🏼♀️
Oh my god that Woodpeckers router table 🤤
I just looked at the Woodpecker router table at Woodcraft yesterday, it doesn’t come with those million dollar goodies he’s using
Great video…but it’s above my paygrade 🙂