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ToolTip Tuesday how to cut screws
#Shorts 🔩✂️ Tired of ruining those screw threads? Here's the ultimate tool tip on cutting screws to length without destroying them! 💡 #DIY #handyman #tools #screws #tipsandtricks #woodworking #homeimprovement #craftsmanship #toolsofthetrade #makersgonnamake #fixit #screwcutting #threadcare #perfectcut #savethethreads #measuretwicecutonce #crafting #instatips #tiktoktutorial #tooltiptuesday #royalsbuilt
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High end kitchen refinish
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Full kitchen restoration results
Re-u-zip part 3
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Re-u-zip part 3
Re-u-zip part 2
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Re-u-zip part 2
Re-u-zip part 1
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Re-u-zip part 1
019 - How to Make Gussets For Any Type Of Shelf
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019 - How to Make Gussets For Any Type Of Shelf
018 - Japanese Inspired Sapele Cutting board
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018 - Japanese Inspired Sapele Cutting board
017 - Sapele Wooden Countertop Build
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017 - Sapele Wooden Countertop Build
April 2016 Shop Tour
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April 2016 Shop Tour
Saturday Sucking
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Saturday Sucking
016 Milling long lumber
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016 Milling long lumber
015 Planer Mobile Base
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015 Planer Mobile Base
014 Drill Press Repair and Custom Table Features
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014 Drill Press Repair and Custom Table Features
013 Shop Heater Installation
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013 Shop Heater Installation
012 Ceiling Mounted Lumber Rack
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012 Ceiling Mounted Lumber Rack
011 Incra Router Table Testing Episode 4
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011 Incra Router Table Testing Episode 4
010 Final Dust Collector Run
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010 Final Dust Collector Run
009 Dust Collection Progress and Some Tips
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009 Dust Collection Progress and Some Tips
008 The German Joiner Shop Tour
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008 The German Joiner Shop Tour
007 Simple Shop Cabinet and How To Mount It To a Concrete Wall
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007 Simple Shop Cabinet and How To Mount It To a Concrete Wall
006 Incra Router Table Assembly Episode 3
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006 Incra Router Table Assembly Episode 3
005 Incra Router Table Assembly Episode 2
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005 Incra Router Table Assembly Episode 2
004 - Incra Router Table Assembly Episode 1
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004 - Incra Router Table Assembly Episode 1
003 - Incra Router Table Unboxing Episode 2
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003 - Incra Router Table Unboxing Episode 2
002 - Incra Router Table Unboxing Episode 1
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002 - Incra Router Table Unboxing Episode 1
001 - Introduction to The German Joiner
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001 - Introduction to The German Joiner

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @fialiyafullfun8722
    @fialiyafullfun8722 7 днів тому

    SLASH

  • @taink4849
    @taink4849 Місяць тому

    The toilet flanges work better when you put the 2 notches on the side instead of trying to use the slides. It holds the johny bolts more securely and when you put the toilet down its much easier to set it straight.

  • @donbishow5497
    @donbishow5497 2 місяці тому

    New cars suck.

  • @soundaccount8546
    @soundaccount8546 2 місяці тому

    Sorry but i just smiled. Its already at a point wjere it Hydrolocks and u noticed nothing before? Smoke out of the Exhaust? Loosing Cooling water? Lack of Power? Cmon man....

  • @Pinkielover
    @Pinkielover 2 місяці тому

    would've been cheaper to do a motor swap

  • @StandorFall13
    @StandorFall13 2 місяці тому

    Stop buying new stuff....it aint what it use to be.

  • @ballsdeep420x
    @ballsdeep420x 3 місяці тому

    The coolant is hydro locking the engine. Not the exhaust gasses. Either way. That sucks.

    • @royalsbuilt1216
      @royalsbuilt1216 2 місяці тому

      Exactly right. Hard to say it all correctly when I’m this frustrated lol. Real crummy day

    • @ballsdeep420x
      @ballsdeep420x 2 місяці тому

      @@royalsbuilt1216 completely understand. I've been there. Definitely wasn't trying to be that know it all correcting guy lol.

  • @hm2ls869
    @hm2ls869 4 місяці тому

    Goose white cabinets?!? 😂

  • @hm2ls869
    @hm2ls869 4 місяці тому

    Bobby and me have been looking for this hack, our whole lives. I came back to let you know… Job well done! 👍🏽✅

  • @sonicpower687
    @sonicpower687 4 місяці тому

    Fuck that let the customer clean it.

  • @hm2ls869
    @hm2ls869 4 місяці тому

    Painting is ALL about the prep! 💯 😊

  • @veronikedearmore1347
    @veronikedearmore1347 5 місяців тому

    Promo>SM 😴

    • @royalsbuilt1216
      @royalsbuilt1216 4 місяці тому

      Normally I’d say you’re right but it’s not. I just really like the product. The next one will be. They sent us some free stuff after this video. lol.

  • @hm2ls869
    @hm2ls869 5 місяців тому

    Would a double plastic barrier keep a residual dust? Or is that not possible?

    • @royalsbuilt1216
      @royalsbuilt1216 5 місяців тому

      Dust always finds a way. But if you completely take off everything a single barrier is usually sufficient

  • @hm2ls869
    @hm2ls869 5 місяців тому

    Best construction hack I learned today. 😂

  • @hm2ls869
    @hm2ls869 5 місяців тому

    Ain’t nobody dope as me, I’m just so fresh and, so fresh and so clean 🧼 😂😂😂

  • @hm2ls869
    @hm2ls869 5 місяців тому

    That is breathtakingly beautiful 🤩!!!

  • @jamesdanforth9044
    @jamesdanforth9044 7 місяців тому

    very cool. have been looking for a serious router....looks like this is it!

    • @royalsbuilt1216
      @royalsbuilt1216 5 місяців тому

      You will like it. It has its downsides. Like takes up space. But it’s good. I wouldn’t get the same lift again though. Micro adjust is tough with the thumb dial

  • @andy2253
    @andy2253 8 місяців тому

    Why on earth does anyone need a 52” fence on a table saw. Track saw dude!

    • @royalsbuilt1216
      @royalsbuilt1216 5 місяців тому

      We’ve got the track saw too. A couple actually. Lol. 52” keeps us doing repeatable cuts faster. We rarely use the capacity though.

  • @btburnem
    @btburnem 8 місяців тому

    Nice work! The end product looks beautiful. I have a couple of questions: 1) was the sapele wood hard on the saw blades? and 2) what do you call that contraption you had on the waterlox can?? Thanks :-)

    • @royalsbuilt1216
      @royalsbuilt1216 5 місяців тому

      Sorry for the delay. Just getting back in to UA-cam. I’ve taken a loooong hiatus. lol. No Sapele isn’t too bad. Probably about the same as Maple or Oak. The stirrer is called a paint mixing mate. I’ve bought the ones from procabinetsupply.com too. General finishes makes them.

  • @michael1234755
    @michael1234755 10 місяців тому

    just bought this setup putting together tomorrow.good to see what to watch out for well done

  • @dahut3614
    @dahut3614 11 місяців тому

    Okay, I finally got a router table, seven years later. Actually, it's a work in progress. I picked the Jessem Master-Lift Excel II with the wheel on the side to raise and lower the router in the Jessem phenolic table. I really wanted the Incra Cleansweep with the MagnaLock rings, but I guess I wanted the wheel more. I just ordered the Jessem TA fence for too much money and I just need to get a micro-adjust for the fence, which seems like it should come with it for that price. I had bought the Bosch MRF23EVS 15 amp router because I read on some forum that it was the same diameter as the 12 amp router, but it is too big and won't fit the lift. So I have to make three 6mm spacers and jump through some hoops to get the switch to work, since it is in the fixed-base handle, which needs to be removed to put it in the lift.

    • @dahut3614
      @dahut3614 11 місяців тому

      That's *four* spacers. I had to mill down the 0.246-inch thick "6mm" aluminum that I bought at Amazon to 0.222-inches and bent them into a slight V-shape on the press brake at work- about a 150° obtuse angle. With the spacers, it now tightens in the 4.2-inch Porter Cable configuration! There is a removable aluminum ring on the Jessem table (no plate) which holds the insert rings that is 5.23-inches in diameter and 3/8-inch thick. If someone could tell me the diameter of the Magnalock rings (and the distance across the "magnet bumps"), maybe I could make a custom ring that could fit the Magnalock rings...

    • @dahut3614
      @dahut3614 11 місяців тому

      It looks like about 4-13/16-inch across the "magnet bumps" and 4-3/16-inch on the round part. This is small enough to fit. I went to the Rockler store to measure the rings in the Incra Lift that fits Rockler tables. This is accurate to the extent that I could measure using a tiny keychain tape measure with not-as-young-as-they-used-to-be eyes!

    • @royalsbuilt1216
      @royalsbuilt1216 5 місяців тому

      Sorry I’ve been away so long. I bet you’ll like that router lift more than the one I got. The thumb wheel is difficult. How do you like the setup?

  • @rufustoad1
    @rufustoad1 Рік тому

    Well after 7yrs how do you like?

    • @royalsbuilt1216
      @royalsbuilt1216 5 місяців тому

      Hey. Just getting back to UA-cam after a loooong hiatus. lol. It’s great. I would get a different lift if I was to do it all over again. The microadjust thumb wheel is not ideal

  • @Benmeglei1
    @Benmeglei1 Рік тому

    I call this video man shows his new cool toy to child. 😂 How do you like the system. I’m here because I’m considering buying it.

    • @royalsbuilt1216
      @royalsbuilt1216 5 місяців тому

      Sorry for the delay in response. I’ve been away for a long time. It’s a great system. Highly recommend it. Very versatile. Overkill but cool. One thing I will say is it takes up an unfair amount of floor space lol

    • @royalsbuilt1216
      @royalsbuilt1216 5 місяців тому

      The system is great. My son loves it. Lol

  • @singlefather01
    @singlefather01 Рік тому

    With the woodpecker router lift, this setup will be over $2000.....

  • @Thumpiez
    @Thumpiez Рік тому

    thats a nice ghetto trick I like it. cool thanks

  • @paultyler5989
    @paultyler5989 Рік тому

    Thanks for the video. How far up the bottom of the legs is the lower stretchers secured. I Have the wheel kit but having a hard time figuring that out.. didnt see anything in the manual.. thanks in advance

    • @WeCanoe54
      @WeCanoe54 2 місяці тому

      You've probably figured this out, but 5" from the bottom of the leg to the top of the stretcher. Maybe this'll help someone else out.

  • @justboty2k81
    @justboty2k81 2 роки тому

    Does the incra fence has an adjustable out feed fence part?

  • @glenpowel
    @glenpowel 2 роки тому

    Thanks for the explanation; very helpful. You'd increase your subscriber base if you answered all viewers questions and not just the odd random ones. After all you inspired the questions.

  • @geekers3005
    @geekers3005 2 роки тому

    These days he just killed $50 worth of plywood!

  • @BeaulieuTodd
    @BeaulieuTodd 2 роки тому

    I have a decked out setup with an amazing DC router. Lots of money, but it’s the last time I’ll ever need to invest in the table. Love it!

  • @jnmpablorgmuchjob8676
    @jnmpablorgmuchjob8676 2 роки тому

    Eso, aún más automatizado "será la de Dios"... Así pues... no se si muchísimos carpinteros de antes, merecían una calle en su nombre, una estatua... o quizás una cotapada = golpe en la cabeza (en asturiano), por "no pensar"... Gracias por el vídeo Maestro... Se ve de sobras ese su arte que tiene para trabajar, y además para explicar las cosas... Aunque no entiendo el Inglés, le Deseo Mucha Salud para seguir explicándonos cosas... Saludos & Salud Para Toda Su Familia.

  • @ednaturnbull8564
    @ednaturnbull8564 2 роки тому

    Whow, what a brain dead design having the router motor enclosed within the dust extraction cabinet. Ow, that's OK its made is the USA.

  • @mrxmry3264
    @mrxmry3264 2 роки тому

    2 ways to make this router table even better: - add a superPID to control router rpm. - add some electrickery to activate dust collection automatically.

  • @SR71mydream
    @SR71mydream 3 роки тому

    Your helper is garbage. haha But in all seriousness how is your trash can exactly the right height for your jointer.

  • @rondabuckner7580
    @rondabuckner7580 3 роки тому

    Great thinking.

  • @MrBonners
    @MrBonners 3 роки тому

    People fuss too much to turn a 90 degree angle with two perfect match 45 degree cuts. Why? Just make the cuts at 45 and don't worry if a little off, assemble slabs together in place or on the bench. Set up straight edge along the 45 and run a router and bit (perfect channel not all the way though) to inlay a strip of wood or contrast color material whatever. the joint line is going to be there regardless so work with it instead of trying to perfect it.

  • @mohsenbiljeek4644
    @mohsenbiljeek4644 3 роки тому

    Hi bro loved your video, just want to know the cost of the whole system including the motor and all the accessories. I am living in kingdom of Bahrain.

  • @dougprentice1363
    @dougprentice1363 3 роки тому

    I love my incra with wonder fence. But for dados, dado blade on table saw is more efficient than router. However it's nice for stop dados.

  • @michaelkaye4998
    @michaelkaye4998 3 роки тому

    Good unboxing video. This is the system I will invest in with exception the router lift. I’ll get the INCRA lift.

  • @josephkrug8579
    @josephkrug8579 3 роки тому

    To avoid wearing out the bottom of the drawer, you could add two small wheels behind it, assuming you had space to hollow out for that in the front frame. Good restoration :)

  • @OmarAhmad-gm1uc
    @OmarAhmad-gm1uc 3 роки тому

    Your son is so cute!

  • @iamthewelcher
    @iamthewelcher 3 роки тому

    And now, in the year of our lord 2021, you will not be wasting ANY scrap ply !!

  • @FierceSleepingDog
    @FierceSleepingDog 3 роки тому

    Good review. Thank you.

  • @mrclean146
    @mrclean146 3 роки тому

    That's too simple . Great idea

  • @mikeferguson7520
    @mikeferguson7520 3 роки тому

    Did you raise the grain to start

  • @Z-Ack
    @Z-Ack 3 роки тому

    This isnt a tv show my man.. no need for an intro so long... constructive criticism... no offense...

  • @theodorebowers9737
    @theodorebowers9737 3 роки тому

    Let me tell you all something 1st have a not to bad but cheap talbe saw from General cabinet saw they call it when I got it at the 1,000. Very Cheap fence got there fence sys lot of money it made a cheap table saw into a great saw. It work EVERYTIME on the dots Wow my cuts are perfect And EVERYTIME old lost pension so no money was hard to come up with. Best thing I could can done ,have a router table for get name looks the same but not the intra rail set up wish I could get it no money all meds sick I WAS A cabinet maker so when younger. 71 now .50 apprenticed 2 yr for half the yr 1.50 3yr 5.00 That was good money than by the . way was 16 Then . Wish I could get this bad . For you its a lot of money if you do professional take work or not it will mark you realy look good belive when you make your 1st cuts and start to use it you will go wow . don't known anyone or anything with them or anyone seen it once that was it . What you could do with there ROUTER setup. Make GOOD drawers , cabinet so much more than any I ever saw I have SEEN then all JUST ABOUT Wow this thing I did see 1st hand I could not belive You are pay for 1st class idea's and quality and 1st hand working ideas and MORE WAY YOU WILL EVER KNOW TILL YOU SEE ONE 1ST HAND.

  • @JustAnotherDayToday
    @JustAnotherDayToday 3 роки тому

    TS-LS seems like overkill for a router table-but a nice setup with the the lift and table.

  • @frankdean8616
    @frankdean8616 3 роки тому

    What is the name of the pour top you are using on the paint can? I love that you can start and stop the pour with a lever.

  • @jeremymcclanahan2389
    @jeremymcclanahan2389 3 роки тому

    smdh.....passing your hands over any cutter without a push block is just asking for the equipment to cripple you....nevermind the use of gloves too