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Made by Niclas
Romania
Приєднався 8 тра 2023
The TRUTH about the carbide insert router bits
In this video, I am reviewing and testing these router bits which have been sent to me by Findbuytool and they asked me to share my thoughts on them trough a video. They've been pretty useful so far especially the one with carbide inserts. I hope you enjoy the video!
Links for the router bits:
Carbide inserts flush trim router bit: shrsl.com/4qcg9
Solid carbide flush trim router bit: shrsl.com/4qcgf
Music: ANBR - Rain
Links for the router bits:
Carbide inserts flush trim router bit: shrsl.com/4qcg9
Solid carbide flush trim router bit: shrsl.com/4qcgf
Music: ANBR - Rain
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Відео
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I had this bench on my restoration bucket list for a while, and the time to do it has finally come. This video is not as long as the rest of my videos and I will keep it straight to the point. I hope you enjoy it! Thank you! Music: Ardie Son - Summit
I build this with cheap tools! (making a nightstand/drawer cabinet)
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Easy to make wooden clamps (version 1.0)
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I am on a quest to create the best shop-made clamps so these are my first version that you can make with cheap materials, also they are easy to make even for a beginner woodworker. In my second version, I will use bolts for even greater clamping pressure, which you can tighten manually or using a wrench. Stay tuned! Thank you for watching!
Helpful jig for making perfect joints
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Hello guys, thank you for stopping by and watching the video, i hope you like it if you did or if you didn't let me know in the comments... Unfortunately i didn't film the whole processes on how i made this, it's missing the part on how i am assembling the whole thing, but all in one i managed to finish everything with the footage i had, i hope you enjoy it... Thank you for watching!
Old gorgeous makeup desk receives a modern look
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I made a simple wooden box from scraps
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I think the burning is because you ran to bits too fast with a slow feed. Reduce the depth of cut and move faster
Hey, manual machinist here. HSS can cut mostly just as good as carbide, though heat kills the cutting edge like nothing. Carbide is wonder for wood cutting, cause it doesnt experience same thing as in metal cutting such as chip welding itself to the cutting edge and etc :D Endgrain black marks from cutting are due to cutting edge is rubbing againts the surface or improper feeds and speeds.
In my case was from cutting too much at once. I wanted to push them to their limits.:) Thanks!
Good vid, I’m thinking of getting one. Do the bits last long and are they expensive to replace?
Thanks! I am not using it daily but so far they hold their sharpness pretty well and I have 3 more extra edges to go. 10 carbide inserts will be around 20$. On this bit, before buying it you can select a second option with 10 extra carbide inserts and I think they will be cheaper. You can checkout on the first link in the description. Thank you!
@ Ok thanks, will do. I’m trying to find a 3” one to avoid switching the bearing
4:05 Taking that much off at once, with that particular grain, on that inside curve, with no blowouts - is fking impressive.
And scary at the same time:)
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Have two of these bits , they are awesome !!! One is 3 inches and the other is 2 1/4 inch tall. The bigger one vibrants a little bit. But cuts and leaves a smooth surface. I make small parts for children's chairs.
This is an update About those lines along the cut. I checked the insert bit today and the problem was caused by two inserts. They were not placed correctly in their sockets. I readjusted them and ensured that all of them were sited correctly, I made some other test cuts and the problem is gone no more noticeable marks. Unfortunately, the video is made. I take this on myself I should've checked things twice before starting filming but I hope you still find the video useful. Thanks for watching! God bless!🙂
Thanks for the updates, Niclas👍
Care needs to be taken not to over-tighten carbide inserts. Two years ago I installed a helical carbide cutter in my thickness planer and had to remove all the inserts in order to put the cutter into the planer. Two of the inserts were already broken in half. The manufacturer recommended using a torque wrench at a specific setting.
This is good to know! Thank you!
I see a line from the insert bit. Seems like the solid carbide router bits I use last a very long time. Just a hobby woodworker; maybe a production shop could bebefit from the insert bits. Nice review. Thanks.
I rechecked the inserts and a couple of them were not aligned resulting in those lines. I am glad you enjoied the video! Thank you!
Great video
Thanks!
Good morning 🌅, very nice cutter, litter cuts might be better, I know this a test, I used to use a lot of cutters made by Trend or Leitz .
Good evening, sorry for this late response Is always a better idea to remove small amounts of material. I pushed things to much here.
Very well done review. I recently purchased on of the carbide insert trim bits very similar to the one you used here. I have not used it yet but, feel better about it now seeing your video. It's a bit on the scary side;)
Thank you! Make sure that all the bolts are tight. Not going to lie, but I had mixed emotions when I first tried this thing. If you are not scared it means you are not focused enough when working with your tools:)
Nice review. I would have liked to see a test cut of your big HSS bit as well. That would have given us a baseline of what your router and jigs could do with steel to see just how much of an improvement these are. I do note a line in some of the cuts from the insert bit. Any chance that there's a chip under one of those inserts?
Thank you! Unfortunately, the HSS bit is dull and wouldn't have been a good comparison with the inserts one. Those lines are from the inserts, they are not perfectly aligned with one another.
@@MadebyNiclas I know. Just a question of if the alignment issue is a chip under an insert, an insert not seated correctly, a insert that's thicker, or the cutter body that's mismachined. It's close, and if you are willing to sand a bit, not a problem. But, if it's just a bad insert it could be fixed very easily.
@@bobmazzi7435 I rechecked all the inserts and 2 of them were not set correctly I readjusted them, and made another test cut, and all the marks are gone, with no noticeable marks anymore.
@@MadebyNiclas Now that's what I expected. Those things are usually "right".
The insert one leaves very noticeable lines where the inserts are not at exactly the same depth. Love the idea of these though; scare the $#@! out of me however.
They do leave some marks. Not going to lie, this thing is pretty intimidating!
Just like working for years on a small or mini lathe and stepping up to a BIG lathe. It takes a while to get used to the size. But once you do, it does not bother you any more.
But read the pinned comment at the top. Niclas explains that two of the inserts were not properly seated. When he removed them and then placed them back in properly and tightened them, the horizontal banding was gone.
It's good video of your tests.
Thanks!
Thanks for the review. I’m looking at similar bit from a place called CPS tooling so keen try theirs now.
Nice review and filming, Niclas, Thank you so much!
Thank you!
Nice box. Enjoyable video. Thanks for sharing. Cheers.
I am glad you like it! Thanks!
6:05 I always prioritize the grain pattern (looks) over the smiley face, sad face rule. By the way, if you run the boards 2 and 2 sideways in the thicknesser, you might get good results without a fence. It is a kind of in-out method, or the same as planing 2 boards by hand at the same time. Any error cancels out.
I think the boards will cup or crack even with the sad face smiley face rule if the lumber it's not dried properly which is the most important thing. That's a great tip! It make's sense why I didn't know about this earlier! Thanks! :)
1:05 Improvise, adapt and overcome. Love it. +1
We must do our best!
Awesome work, your attention to detail is superb 👏 English is also superb even though it is not your native tongue. Is a shame people are so easily offended these days 😢 Keep up the superb work 😊 Raymond from South Africa 🇿🇦
Thank you! I am happy to hear all this!:)
Beauiful work. Warning about working with walnut... It's highly addictive!
Thank you! I will keep that in mind!😂
Молодец, чувак! Не плачет, что нет инструментов. Делает тем, что имеется в наличии. Well done, dude! Does not cry that there are no tools. It does what is available. Bravo, amice! Nu plânge că nu există instrumente. Face ceea ce este disponibil.
Thank you! You are right we do our best with what we have! Спасибо! Вы правы, мы делаем все возможное, используя то, что имеем!
You did a great job on your English and your Spanish. The table looks great.
Thank you! :)
I just found your channel. This is a beautiful desk! Most of us native English speakers never bother to try to learn other languages, so don’t apologize. Every word was understandable and clear. Keep up the great woodworking.
Thank you! I am very glad to hear all this!:)
What a beautiful job you have done, love the colours,your English is wonderful. 🇦🇺❤️
Thank you!
Don’t worry about your English big homie.
Thank you bro!:)
Beautiful!
Thank you!:)
Wow! Look at that squeeze out! And they are calls too! Nice!
It is a shame how correct you are that people will troll you just because you have an accent.
Unfortunately that is true!
5:45 use 1-2-3 or 2-4-6 blocks and magnets or clamps for a temporary, movable, kinda secure, fence.
Excellent craftsmanship as always.
I aporeciate it!😄
Absolutely amazing great work love it with the desk. Keep up the great work
Thank you! I am happy you like it!😄
Well done
Thanks!😁
You prove that you don't need any proffessional tools to build amazing piece of furnitures with a lot of details. Great job!
Developing some skills it's way more important than the tools!😁 I am glad you like it! Thank you!🫡
Nicely done mate!!
Thank you!
Great build, great music and great craftsmanship 👏👏👏
Thank you! I am happy you enjoyed the video!😁
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Nice work on these nightstands, great attention to detail and waiting for more videos.
Thank you! I appreciate it!:)
Wonderful. Love the chunky/thin contrast
I am glad you like it!:)
I enjoyed your build and your process Niclas. New Subscriber! We build very different things, but I like your style.
Thank you! I am glad you like my style!:)
Great work liked and subscribed
Thank you!:)
Hi Niclas Your workshop looks like a very interesting and enjoyable space. Love the video and your cabinet looks great. Have subscribed and will check out more of your work soon. Regards James One Handed Maker - Australia
Despite the blown walls... Yes, it's a great place to be it's therapy for me:) I appreciate your comment and thank you for your subscription! I hope to see you soon! Best regards!
Lovely end result, fits with the desk perfectly.
Thank you!:)
Very nice. I respect your attention to detail. The bowties are a nice addition. Keep it up. I look forward to your next video!
Thank you!
Very very good
Thank you!:)
wow, I've never seen anyone use a table saw without a writhing knife or a chop saw without a blade guard. nice job
The riving knife on my table saw was crap and flimsy and I had no way to adjust it. It was more dangerous with it than without. The blade I am using has some protection against kickback. The chop saw gas a blade guard, trust me! I don't think you noticed it. Thank you for your concern about my safety!:)
Great work, really good final finish and all with basic tools. Keep it up Sir, good on you.
Thank you! I appreciate it!😁
Niclas you are getting so close to 1000 subscribers. If you're other videos are as good as this, I can see why.
Yeah.. I am surprised about this, I was not expecting so much engagement on this video!:) Hopefully, my next videos will be as good as this one, I am saying hopefully because the viewer is the judge here, I am only putting my best work and see what is happening! Thank you for your comment!:)
This gent will be a woodworking Master sooner than later. Subscribed
I hope so! Thank you!:)