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Trying to use a tool in a way that it was not intended to be used and you are sulking and running it down. Mate this is a bullshit review full of misinformation.

Its not a bad router, but you dont understand fully how to use it, the depth gauge is very easy, there is a losen and tighten screw then you turn and set, then tighten it back up, not the thing you thought was the loosener, you had it backwards as well, the trigger doesnt go on the left hand it goes in the right, very easy to use the trigger and button lock. But if you look at some uses and guides on it you will see its highly rated. I wish you all the best in your wood works =)

The manual was crap.

So nice,

Glad you mentioned the problems. Just acquired a Ryobi router table which won't fit my Bosch router. Thought of investing in a Ryobi router. But no.

Hey uncle Mike!

Nah, you're being unfairly harsh. You are going to have much of the same obstacles with most brands of routers. I have the same ryobi router, I use it as intended and it has not let me down. I recently fixed up a cheap router table using a crappier plunge router. I have found I don't need to access the router too often. The router is locked on and the power switch on the table is used. Bit change overs are mostly done by bringing the collet above the table and just reaching under to activate the locking mechanism. Biggest challenge was fighting against the spring to get the right height adjustment. I added a simple lifter for that (a car jack). My point being, most of your concerns wouldn't be an issue if the router was used on a table. On the other hand, my work uses a trim router on their routing table and that works perfectly fine. Superior in some ways as it easier to handle.

Found the same design and intending to make it myself for my garage workshop. Great to see another unsure woodworker make something successfully - maybe I can too. Interestingly enough, I think I live about 30 minutes from you in Chirnside Park.

Use a few clues and it works fine in a router table

That opening scene is Mount Bryan not Hallett

Went through Petersborough back in 1978, had my HK Monaro repaired there, nice little town.

I lived in Peterborough about 30 years ago in my mid twenties. A great town and you're right it does deserve saving so much history of this place that most south australians don't know

Why don't you just cook and eat the tiny potatoes? They would still taste good.

In the 1990's, there was a sheep sale at Peterborough.........next morning the live stock carrier came to pick them up, and the sheep were dead...........from a severe snap frost.

8 or 10 years ago? That's a much more recent model.

Which router did you go with? I'm loking at the Makita which has pretty good depth adjustment.

At least you have the attachable fence...the fence for my Ryobi plunge router supposedly exists but is not available for purchase *anywhere*

But it's not meant to be put under a table. I've had no troubles with mine. Although I agree the instruction manuals are hopeless.

It's not a truck, it's a ute. We're in Australia

Like my Dad’s paper in Jamestown.

During winter the sand in the cave at Remarkable Caves washes away. As well as most of the sand that you were walking on when you were at the beach bit there! During summer is when the smaller swells come in and brings the sand back in. Amazing place of the world!

Hi Mike, thanks for the nice video and great explanation! It seemed to me that ants were highly associated with the Oxalis in my lawn, and that they possibly spread the seeds too! I'm in the process of photographing the life history of Lucia limbaria which is present in my lawn this year, and got interested in finding out more about this interesting association between two insects and a plant!

This video definitely deserves more likes. I have a question about blended oats: sometimes it is not easy to chew row oats, what should I do in order to use it row in chewable manner?

Thanks so much for the attention to the gates and controls. Most of the videos don't show that!

You might be interested to know that Mary Zimmermann, from the Print Shop, it was her late husband Eldon who was the brilliant artisan who made the model of the railway station. Great video, just a minor point , it is Waukeringa, pron Warkaringa and the old hotel was owned by the mother of Hawker's late & great identity Fred Teague ..she was in fact the last licensee

Very good. I like your video. Ive a small workshop and in the process of setting up my dust collection. Love from Ireland 🇮🇪

This explains why ants took a liking to my purple Shamrock potted in my house. They're all over the pot and had white things in their mouths.

Home of Timothy Robert Castles the legend

Love the walk through of your build Mike. I am glad you are happy with it... Looks great. Looks like I will have to get quieter beatings though😉

Hello you interviewed me in petourborrough when I was a kid my name is Craig it was at the train station

Hey you interviewed when I was a little kid here my name is Craig

It's lovely!

Love this so much

I enjoyed watching your video. I'll be making that soon.

Hi Michael Just came across ur film about Peterborough. Really well done, very interesting. I was born there in 1959. My father was in the railways from when he left school till his retirement. I hadnt been back until a few years ago. The thing i noticed was how 'clear & clean' the air was & how quiet it was...pity its so outa the way Thanks for ur story :)

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In such cases, I split the bulky volume into two, and bind them separately as hardback in the normal manner. As the book is glued and not signature stitched, it is easy to split the volume.

Hello. How large is the diameter?

..great job, thanks for sharing :)

Hurtigruten is not a ferry

i lived in wonderful peterborough from 1988 to 1995 and lived in terowie before that, i loved it and im 44 now and have plans to move back in the very near future

for your rollers pack with paraffin it will quite them and lubricate without grease

I really enjoyed your video Michael it gave me ideas to build one soon. I like the way you did your drawers and the carousel. I like what you used for the center post or pipe. I’ve seen others use pvc but yours I would think is much stronger. Anyway keep up the good work and hopefully you’ll get the tools you’ve been wanting soon.

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I would be happy if you send me an email. Thank you very much

Can you please know the diameter of the table?

Nice job, Mike. If anyone is looking for the plans for this project, we now have them available on our plans site here: www.woodsmithplans.com/plan/revolving-tool-station/

I left Peterborough in 1989. It was a ghost town then. Most of the shops had closed down, and there were nobody around.

The term for ants is elaiosomes. So if ants are responsible for dispersing seeds it is called myrmecory.