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That my friends, is a third hand. And a dam good one too.

Do not do this pvc fumes are toxic

Most routers and router bases have an arrow or indicator showing which direction HOWEVER: 1) It’s always very faint, hard to see, and never a solid color like white, red, or yellow, etc. Honestly boggles my mind as to why the manufacture makes it so difficult to see/not stand out. Especially, with saw dust flying out. 2) Sometimes it makes you stop and second guess yourself if the arrows mean “rotational direction” (of router bit itself) -OR- feed direction; furthermore question if it’s also meaning it via mounted or hand-held😂

What makes it even more difficult and confusing is getting really used to and or using a router table for an extended period of time (and not hand-held). Then using a hand-held router

So simple just poof a zero clearance table out of no where. Cut accordingly and you won't have to cut such a small piece down. Safety doesn't have to be first when your smart enough to plan your cuts.

🤘 excellent

90 degrees, bud

Hairdryer works as a heat gun too if you’re real broke lol

Nice tip. Wondered how you would do it without a center pivot hole

It works on everything except YOUR MITER SAW ??

Ever price shop-vac fittings? Their prices are outrageous. Using this vid and others is the way to go.

What’s the geeen stuff at the end?

Learned something new today.

Still waitng for them to come to Alaska.

I want to post this video for every yahoo on youtube that puts their fingers within a hair's breadth of being cut off from a rotating saw blade...

No jointer??? (Jointers ate STUPIDLY expensive single use tools and out of reach for most) Out of luck??? Nope. Glue the edges Let it dry You've essentially created a wide board that needs ripped down to size. Cut the seam on the tablesaw or with a circular saw. Since you'll cut the glue seam. It will trim both boards the width of the saw blade and they'll fit remarkably. The IO method can also be done on the table saw by tilting the blade and following the rest of the procedure. Just remember to turn one side upside down for the secund cut, so make sure the face you want seen is cut correctly.

That is a great Fixture

This has inspired me to make a video showing how to draw a perfect circle only using a pencil and a piece of string.

Always treat any moving part like it's entire purpose is to kill you

Just remember the thumb trick. That's golden

We’re not all right handed.

WHY?? Just use a miter box with a coping saw. And DONE!! I would be done with the job while you are still building your jig a maroo lol

Use tape

That looks pretty simple.🙂🙂

Quite a bit of work for that just clamp it to a 2x4 👍

DONT

Work it , own it. Lol man been watchin pretty woman but he got the sub.

I like it.

Be careful not to get the PVC too hot.. the fumes that can be produced from PVC are no joke.

The thumb trick is great!

same thing can be accomplished with a table saw, router, disk sander and others. Look up Nick Engler

Yeah but what size PVC so I dont buy 3 sizes wondering 😆

Taper? Like the LOOOOOW TAPER FADEEE

Love this tip!

Cool jig. But I would just dump that piece and cut it off a longer piece. No need for a jog then. Cost minimal with a piece that small. It’s content I know. But no one needs to know how to cut pieces that small. Use my method. Safe 👌🏻

Clearly explained. Well done. Thank you!

Great idea.

That was an awesome video. That will help me a lot. Thanks so much for your brilliant idea.👍😄

I like that finger point hack

Thumb Rule doesn’t work. If you put your thumb on the right inner side or the left outer side, you get the reverse direction😉. Solution: Rule with RIGHT hand while the held tool is between hand and wood edge.

Genious!

Simple yet effective

The blade guide wheels need to be lowered closer to the work. Otherwise, good info.

Seems like a lot of work just to make this small cut sort of safe on the big saw. Cant imagine this cut being necessary.

Or... just use painters tape...

i've always felt the grain had a huge part in it. there's been things i'm brad nailing and i'll get an outward breach, so i move an 1/8" inward and angle slightly inward, still breaches outward.

It's amazing how you cannot connect to anything, even within the same brand name. It grinds my gears like nothing else. Going to try this one out.

why didn't you just put the hose in the coupling

Get some decent screws.

Edges first - then ends. Learned that in HS when we actually had programs that fought you useful things.