Lever Router Lift - Version 2 (XL) - 286
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2017
- Plans: jayscustomcreations.com/produ...
Build article: jayscustomcreations.com/2017/...
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Bandsaw - amzn.to/2gMHrjd
Bevel gauge (t-bevel) - amzn.to/2eYLB2N
Bluetooth adapter - amzn.to/1GDYgFl
Dado blade - amzn.to/210w6ex
Dewalt planer - amzn.to/1IGqVoz
Dewalt sander - amzn.to/1IGt0B6
Dewalt countersink - amzn.to/1ThxZQi
Dewalt trim router - amzn.to/2istJn9
Dovetail gauge - amzn.to/2bJpxIi
Eclipse quick release vise - amzn.to/1PUkyEW
Engineer square - amzn.to/2bqS0lA
Festool Domino - amzn.to/1IGrQ8u
Forstner bit - amzn.to/2fMph1z
Glu-Bot glue bottle - amzn.to/1LrKulZ
Gyokucho 372 japanese pull saw - amzn.to/1TgnE9i
Irwin Marples 10" blade - amzn.to/1klkIIr
Kreg K4 - amzn.to/1V4LTGM
Kreg DB210 pocket hole machine - amzn.to/1pFvmwU
Kreg Mini - amzn.to/1phH3cQ
Marble router bit or drill bit - bit.ly/1HIAZCA
Megapro NAS Driver - amzn.to/1OH8H8v
Milwaukee plunge router - amzn.to/2gSr5Ci
Mp3 earmuffs - amzn.to/1RF5CZq
Narex marking knife - amzn.to/2ciT7K2
Ridgid miter saw - amzn.to/2h0Xf2s
Router Lift Router - amzn.to/2zVUV2L
Rustic pine Briwax - amzn.to/1EnC0Jg
Ryobi 18v brad nailer - amzn.to/1Q3zZdG
SawStop titanium series blade - amzn.to/1OQUXbr
Scraper BAHCO - amzn.to/1PTR4Ie
12" speed square - amzn.to/1QY7BKg
Spiral router bits - amzn.to/2BnOINX
T-bevel (bevel gauge) - amzn.to/2eYLB2N
Table top hold down clips - amzn.to/2oP1wtw
Tudor brown briwax - amzn.to/1TnDPxC
Wax brush wheel for drill - amzn.to/1PtRYLi
Wood glue - amzn.to/1lZOwfc
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Love the simplicity and the incorporation of a great idea with dust collection.
Awesome build Jay, definitely put your thinking cap on for this one.
Very cool. It's nice to see you back with a build video. So many you tubers started blogging more than making. It's nice to see you haven't forgot about us fans that enjoy the builds more. Thank you
Great job Jay. I think that it’s a really good improvement to your last one. I’m looking forward to seeing the installation video.
Thanks for sharing
This is one of the nicest, easiest to use systems I have seen. Excellent man, excellent! This is going to be my choice for design. I have checked out most of them, and I find I'm drawn back to yours.
Jay, you totally amaze me, fella, at your phenomenal, uncanny geometric and spatial understanding. I can remember teaching at Henderson Jr High (Why 82 West in S'vegas) "back in the day" and trying to help my 9th graders understand how to conceptualize an object, then be able to turn it all around in their mind before they actually drew it for their project plan sheets. You are so agile in this regard. It must be high in your DNA chain, sir!
Methinks you should consider conducting a Master Class..or else let some of us wannabe woodworkers to just watch as you progress from concept to completion. It's definitely NOT a commodity, even among woodworkers (at least, the ones I know).
Great work, Jay!
I've learned so much from your videos. Thanks for all you do. You inspire me in the shop. Looking forward to seeing this one get put next to the tablesaw and seeing how all that works out.
Thank you for posting this. I’ve got the same problem and this design is the best one I’ve seen.
Great video Jay. I go back to the older videos you made as a refresher course . You are awesome. And Jay does a good job helping you too. Ha. Love it!
Thank you :)
Well done. Good to have you back Jay.
Love all your videos, and especially when they fit a very specific need such as this router lift. I will be purchasing plans when they come out as this is something that I need to build, and I see no way for me to come close to the precision of your's, or the accuracy to which you describe how to complete it. Great work man!
I need to make one of these, thanks for the video! Love the pre-troll shutdown.
GREAT video Jay. Nice editing touches. They really make your videos more interesting. Excellent content AND we need to watch for those hidden gems. Thanks
Jay, I am a ULTRA-beginner woodworker and videos like yours make me happy to be alive. You are ridiculously talented and great at explaining your processes. Thank You very much for sharing. Mark Nicholson. Retired US Army Combat Medic 1/94th C-BTY MLRS .
Not that I'll ever build one, I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation Jay, you kept it interesting and easy to follow.
Cheers
Mike
The little 4 inch machinist square is awesome I just got one yesterday and it's so handy for all kinds of stuff
Tnx for sharing this prototype Jay, can't wait for the next bid, cheers bro!!
Very cool build Jay! Look forward to seeing the finished project installed... FYI... that is one nice table saw!
Great Job Jay ! You sure have come along way !
Great "Any-angle" Table Saw Sled! I like your router lift design. My previous saw also had a wing router mount...i think that I need to make one for the new saw.
Thanks, I particularly liked your table saw clamping slide. Nifty idea.
Watching this video for the first time in a long time and super stoked about having a hillview square being made and arriving sometime soon( hopefully real soon )
Looking forward to the follow up videos Jay. Nice job as usual. 👍
Awesome build Jay! I have been studying your previous RL and really like the craftsmanship and thought you put into each of these. Great editing work as well. Keep it up!
Awesome build Jay. I'm planning a new saw table for my contractor saw to drop into, and wanted to add a router section. This will be perfect, just ordered the plans. Thank You!!
Thank you! Have fun :)
Awesome video and workmanship. Love it!
Hi Jay! I remember seeing the video of your first router lift some years ago. Always enjoy your builds, always learn something, get good ideas. This time, the thumbnail picture in the UA-cam listing really caught my eye. It reminded me of an article from AW, which was apparently republished at some point by PW. What you described as “a box in a box” design, is very similar. What I find appealing is that it puts the load on the cabinet, rather than the insert plate and table top. The dust collection is a little different, but still similar as well. This design will avoid the problem of a sagging insert plate or table top that sometimes happens. I’ve been wanting to build this router table for years. Guess I’ll have to get on it now. Thanks Jay! Hope everyone there is well!
I feel likes it's been a while since you've had a build video - thanks!
I like version 2.0. Looks handy...I would definitely use one. Great video, Jay!
Just purchased your plans. Very detailed and professional. A nice thing to know in advance would be an overall size of the box assembly for those pondering a fit in different sized extensions. Example ??" x 27". Mine will be a tight fit but will work. Great job!
Best one I’ve seen. Well done.
Well done Jay! You have put a lot of thought into this.
Great Design!, cheers from México.
Excellent and thank you for no background music!
i LOVE your combination square. Fantastic.
gracias Jay, aunque creo que en esta segunda ocasion , un sistema de elevacion diferente hubiera sido de agradecer
un saludo de un carpintero y subscriptor desde España
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thanks Jay, although I believe that on this second occasion, a different lifting system would have been appreciated
a greeting from a carpenter and subscriber from Spain
At 15:14 "...watching this in the future..." Yep I saw it quite some time ago and it was still working well! ;)
Nice video!
Very well thought out🔨
Jay is back!!!
I'll never be back :)
Great work Jay.
I like that there is no background music(sometimes it gets annoying!) and great design, Jay : )
Thanks for the feedback :)
See I thought it was weird not having music(since everyone does!) but I really like not having tge music better now!🤦♂️
I have missed your project videos...good that you are back. Nice
I'll never be "back"
Jay you're a big inspiration to me. You're at the top of the list of getting me into woodworking. While it's a bummer you'll never be "back" to weekly videos like you used to I'm happy that you're still putting content out in video or article form. Keep up the good work.
I agree. I got into woodworking and the "project stuff" because of Jay. I have transformed my garage into a wood shop all because of his influence. I to miss the weekly videos. Thank you Jay for the great stuff. You helped me find one of my new found loves.
You are building again! Always interesting to see what you do. And you always give great explanations.
Thanks Ted!
Really clever design! Also love that tablesaw sled at 5:00!
WOW very simple idea and soooo good job :)) Greeting from Germany
Love your videos, they're brilliant!
Welcome back, missed you and your videos! :-)
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Great looking build, I've been looking for a set of plans for a good router lift. Thought Heisz was going to make one, he did a video on a lift mechanism but I don't think he ever followed it up with the actual table. Your design here seems like a winner
Love your work. Great job.
Still my favorite router lift design and I like the new changes on this one.
Just when I thought I was going to make my own.. Headed to Amazon
Awesome job Jay!👍👊
I built a similar one like your old model but used door slides for the router guides. It worked pretty good but my router was an old craftsman and it was not the ideal router to put into the box. I still have it.
I have never been more envious of being "a friend"! hahahaha
Love the video, really like the fact that there is NO music, if you people out there need music, just turn your own on, I don't need to hear it, and before anybody replies " why don't I turn the sound off" thing is when the video maker turns it off, so he can talk, I would miss that. So once again many thanks Jay for your uploads, you have a great channel
Very nice lever system, Jay.
Excelente, estaba buscando hacer algo similar, me parece muy práctico, sin muchas complicaciones
Very clever of you to show that video to your right against the garage door as if it was being shown as a display and tucked behind that board that is standing there. We notice those little things!
Looks good. Waiting for the next video to see how it turns out 😊
Very “statuesque” intro, and then we saw you were standing on your dust extraction piping. Love your videos! Great content and presentation every time. Thanks for teaching us noobs.
Awesome! Shop looks great too & nice pants 👍🏼
I like your positive stop idea Jay. What about using flip stops so you could be set up for multiple repeat setups?
Well designed and built.
Mr. Jay Bates, in my village we use to call a man with your skills "viejito"... if we translate, could be like "little old man". But we don't mean about the age, we mean about the experience and skills. YOU ARE A VIEJITO, mate. I discovered you channel last week and I've seen 20 videos or more. I subscribed from the first one! Outstanding job! Really amazing. Congrats and thanks for show to the world your talent. Respect
Thank you very much for the feedback and kind words!
I bought the plans, thank you. Im torn between the older version using rails and the new version using wax. Im worried the saw dust and wax will gumm up. I have not wax paste yet although I see many do and its on my list.
Thats a great design. I am thinking i will build this for my table saw wing aswell
Nice, as always!! Good job!
that’s awesome! i wish that would fit under my kreg benchtop table!
You know what, forget the rest of the video, that taper jig is so stupidly simple and genius! MIGHT be borrowing that idea haha
Yup, added to my todo list. So nice.
Right!? I was thinking the same thing! ... it's genius!
Super réalisation vidéo
Really nice build and video.
May I suggest that you try SlipIt as a lubricant for wood/wood, instead of wax? I found it at Rockler about 20 years ago, put it on some wood drawer sides in the dressers I built--and I don't think I've ever needed to reapply it, since. Also good for slippening up your table saw/bandsaw surfaces. Silicone free too. Not a paid promotion--just a product I found to exceed my expectations.
It is awesome stuff. I've had a can sitting in my house for almost a year and finally decided to use it on my hand plane, it was so slick that I nearly fell to the ground on my first pass. It's also nice that it's a rust inhibitor.
Nice design. I'm curious to see how you fit it into the extension wing
Super cool, Jay. Nice work. Do you think it would be possible to also incorporate a small threaded micro-adjustment screw on the secondary safety catch for the main movement arm? I love how you can very quickly move the whole thing up and down, but more often than not I tend to get it a fraction of an inch off and need to make very fine adjustments. The ability to turn a smaller knob for micro-adjustments might be a neat feature! Again, great job as always! :)
Great Jay👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Great project.
Great design mate, looks good. Just wondering, how do you plan on achieving micro height adjustments? Do you think the leverage action of the handle will be sufficient to get very small movements at the router bit? Usually some type of screw adjustment is used for that. Cheers mate.
It's already installed in the wing and operational. Micro adjustment can be done easily by grabbing the side of the front piece of plywood below the lever and twisting your hand up or down to move the lever and the bit.
Great ideas. What app do you have your plans on iPad?
the beauty brother lets me ask, I saw that you are using a tablet there with the measures that app you are using to develop your projects ????
Hi Jay great project with some great features love it everytime i watch you i always learn something new thanks man. Is the website that help you learn sketchup still available and what is the name again?
Great idea！
Awesome design
Could you incorporate a fine elevation adjustment screw in one of your stops? Nice design.
Very nice
Will youhave enough to clear the table thickness. Good job
was just watching an old video of yourself and lane building the stand for the woodlathe which highlighted the difference in height between you two, great video's, you could say we got the long and short of it ? thanks for all your work and effort from australia !
Plans bought! Thanks!
Excellent video brother congratulations I will leave a great Like ...
great work as always and also a great video, I'm intrigued you have not used a screw lift which would allow for micro adjustment. I suppose in reality very few people actually use the micro adjustment. I am really jealous of the quality of the plywood though. Clear ply's, solid with no voids. I live in the Philippines and the plywood here is the cheapest crap you could imagine. Makes life challenging !!
I’ve been doing a deep dive with your videos for inspiration for my next project... this video was very informative and inspiring and I think this is a great next project. Making this lift seems as opposed to buying one will save me a lot of cash that I can put towards a dedicated router for it... which motor do you use in your lift?
Nice design!
Great video.
Great build! I think I would have put in ab eye screw to hold the lever though.
That is gorgeous.
Thanks for that great great job.
Hi Jay,, how would you do fine juning,, if you need to lift or drop only a mm or so.
عمل اكثر من رائع احسنت 👏👏👏
+Jay Bates Nice build. will be interested in the plan when I get my extensions on my table saw. New years resolution...Get better acquainted with sketch up . Im still a pad of paper, drafting ruler kind of guy.
That's such nice plywood!
This looks so great really like the ease of movement with the lever. Looking forward to see the rest come together. Signed up for the plan release notification your plans are always so awesome. Side note: no D/C mask?? Or do you have the whole D/C system dialed in just wondering. And I hope you know I'm not trying to be a jerk
great build, wish I could "aquire" a table saw like that lol