@@user-wd3df3dc4f For the wood he used wood glue and for the metal he used epoxy glue Для дерева он использовал столярный клей, а для металла - эпоксидный клей.
@@yeagerxp Здравствуйте. Он же прозрачный клей наносил на фанеру (на древесину), когда собирал конструкции. Клей быстросохнущий, однозначно. Я дважды внимательно пересмотрел видео. Спасибо за ответ.
Насколько же все просто, доступно и понятно! Ни одного слова! Мне часто нужен фрезерный стол, именно, для мелких работ. И, теперь, я знаю как его сделать. Спасибо за науку.
Absolute genius!!! After hours of searching how to build a router table, buying t tracks and clamps on Amazon and I discover your video, simple, no expenses and so clever... My greatest respects to your ingenuity and creativity and gratitude for sharing. Thankyou
When a person does not show their face, does not talk to explain what they are doing, it is hardly instructional. Also in the description there also no comments as to what he/she is doing. It can hardly be instructional nor informative when he/she does not explain things.
@@danielsiemens7489 lol so true....like I can't even replicate the build with no material list or verbal instruction as to what is needed....basically it's a video that's say's 'look what I can do sucker'
@@30guarino Really! You can't figure it out yourself? I guess you don't actually build stuff then, and yes in case you ask, I do all the time and I can easily work out how to build that!
This is genius and beautiful. Buying a router table is way out of reach for many diy hobbyists and your ideas and generosity is just great. I love your style.
I've watched so many of your videos and wondered why I hadn't thought of making jigs like that. They are almost always simpler - and much better made - than mine. This is one of my favourites.
This craftsperson is a quiet one, nobody can say it is a guy or a lady but is amazing, to the point, no fancy music shows how it is done and that's it. All the drill stands are made by the same person in case nobody noticed and other attachments, truly inspiring video, thank you for sharing.
Для начала, когда ничего кроме фрезы нет, пойдёт. Его самый большой недостаток это - настройка вылета резца. 11:30 прекрасно видно, что нужно чутка резец опустить. Все с таких столов начинают😁👍
I love your clean-cut, elegant and self-sufficient workshop. You have set a high standard as a masterly creator of self-made jigs and fixtures for your power tools.
Сразу видно, что для этого мастера это любимое хобби. Всё делается очень точно, аккуратно, продуманно. И результат всегда отменный! Один "недостаток" таких видео - невозможно оторваться от просмотра, чтобы самому заняться чем-то подобным и полезным... :)
This is made so simple, I think most of us think too complicated with building, thank you for showing I may try this myself, a good idea for a small workshop like mine max 3x4 meters, it can be packed away when not being used👍🏻 well done sir
Приятно посмотреть на хорошую работу с хорошими станками и хорошей организацией труда - все чисто - точно - аккуратно!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The box jig was very cool and justifies the table. For a lot of routering people go overboard, when just holding a laminate trimmer is practical for a lot of things
Me siento agradecida de encontrar este video❤ Deje de hacer todo lo que estaba haciendo por verte...Te felicito y te agradezco por compartir tus conocimientos yo recién comenzando a comprar mis herramientas y lo hareeee😊
Just subscribed...love it. No dialogue necessary...you are so clear. Thanks so much for the ideas on how to do things without buying expensive extras...
Excelente proyecto maestro, una caja maravillosa y los medios para hacerla espectaculares, gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos, un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón (Galicia)👌🤓😜
Techinical Question: How do you adjust the depth that the bit extends past the work surface? At 8:48 right after you inserted the chamfer bit with the bearing you place the router with the bit inserted into the barrel with the work surface rest on top, and the chamfer bit is clearly not protruding at all past the work surface. Then at 8:54 you insert the dust collection hose at which time we see the chamfer bit is clearly not protruding past the work surface so that it will actually route whatever material you pass across the work surface. How did you adjust the height of the bit?
Schönes simples schnelles Projekt das man locker in ein paar Stunden fertigstellen kann. Und trotzdem kann man mit der Vorrichtung tolle Ergebnisse erzielen. Danke!
oh man, and why do I have all material and a little trimmer there since one year and didn`t even start this ad hoc milling table... ? So adorable, thanks for you inspiration :)! Now it is up in the to do list ^^
That's really nice, especially given how simple it is. I don't know about having it all supported by the bucket in the middle though. I'd be worried about it tipping over if you pressed down on any of the edges.
It seems to work well for small pieces. I think if you were working with larger pieces of wood, you would definitely want more support and something to keep it from tipping. But you could probably make some simple swing arms that are attached to the bottom of the table to hold the bucket and then just lay some 2x across your saw horses, set the table on the 2x’s and then you’re good to go! Overall, I really like the simplicity of it.
your opinion is correct. When processing large materials, I think you need legs to support the table. For small materials it is not a problem at all. Also, by attaching a dust collector, the top plate will be adsorbed, making it difficult to move.
Adding a small groove for the power cord was a nice touch. Well done! (Note: I tried the single-anchor fence after seeing a video by Izzy Swan. It makes exact placement of the groove easier than a traditional fence, IMO.)
Thank you for your magnificent video, I am a retired carpenter and I love Routers, I have lots of jigs and all different types of adjustments for router's, but this one I have just seen, it's great, I definitely will be making my own. Thank you again and one question The panel saw, you used, I couldn't see any saw? What did you use please. I've been thinking of doing one with a router. (any videos in that matter? Thank you for your great help.
@@secondwind75 Thanks for your help, and I am very pleased with it, now I see where the saw is, I would like to make one, petty, that there is no drawings and messurements with it. I guess I will have to do some work of my own 😅. Thanks again and good luck 🍀
Very professional videos. There is no waste of time. The images are very explicit. Everything is clean. And makes you want to get into manufacturing. And these are very intelligently created objects that require neither exceptional donations nor very expensive materials. Bravo ! 👏👏👏👏👏👍🏼 well done, a real pleasure for the eyes and neurons
Vidéos très professionnelle. Il n’y a pas de perte de temps. Les images sont très explicites. Tout est propre. Et donne envie de se lancer dans la fabrication. Et ce sont des objets très intelligemment créé et qui ne demande ni des dons exceptionnels ni du matériel très cher. 👏 bravo un vrai plaisir des yeux et des neurones
Nunca habia visto un video que solo se limitara a mostrar amplia,de manera sencilla,sincronizada el uso tan versátil de la esta herramienta que poseo y que al ber este genial video me enseña cusnto provecho puedo sacar de ella muchas gracias por tan excelente clase ,muy agradecido de Santiago de Chile LR,saludos cordiales.
Te felicito amiguito estoy super emocionado con tu forma de enseñarnos el trabajo de la madera haces ver las cosas demasiado fáciles .muchas gracias desde Buga Valle Colombia Un amigo más ORLY
Seu vídeo foi tão bem ilustrado que tive que virar assinante. Linda caixinha, maravilhosa bancada para tupia. Obrigado por compartilhar, principalmente sem cobrar nada por isso. Receba os meus parabéns, de um simples brasileiro apaixonado por marcenaria. Abraços.
Firstly, I appreciate the vid and the time you took to create it. Question. The wood that you used for the router table, was it planned at all? If not would you recommend planning?
Matias Lucena 14 de Janeiro de 2023 já ativando o sino aqui do Brasil, sempre é muito prazeroso ver os vídeos de ótimo canal , parabéns por mais esta aula, DEUS abençoe toda família,
Wow thank you for sharing this ! Do you have a video for making your drill jig and you custom drill press ? Those seem awesome. EDIT : I found the videos !
Just occasionally wish you would make an "OUT-TAKES" video. Even you must make one mistake at some point. Your perpetual perfection seems impossible to ordinary people like me.
Hola maestro. Tus videos son impecables, se aprende mucho con tus ideas. Pregunta: ¿el router al estar encerrado en un cubo, ¿no se recalienta el motor? Abrazo desde Argentina.
If you like the video, please introduce it to your friends and social media !
Здравствуйте. Подскажите, пжл., какой клей Вы используете в этом видео при изготовлении деталей?
P.s.: Видео понравилось.
@@user-wd3df3dc4f For the wood he used wood glue and for the metal he used epoxy glue Для дерева он использовал столярный клей, а для металла - эпоксидный клей.
@@yeagerxp Здравствуйте.
Он же прозрачный клей наносил на фанеру (на древесину), когда собирал конструкции.
Клей быстросохнущий, однозначно.
Я дважды внимательно пересмотрел видео.
Спасибо за ответ.
Are the plans available?
@@joej.jamison8725, Здравствуйте.
Я так и не понял, что Вы имеете ввиду:
"Are the plans available?"
О какой "доступности и планах" Вы спрашиваете?
Насколько же все просто, доступно и понятно! Ни одного слова! Мне часто нужен фрезерный стол, именно, для мелких работ. И, теперь, я знаю как его сделать. Спасибо за науку.
фрезер бери с верхней регулировкой вылета фрезы
@@pupkinyasya какой порекомендуете
@@pupkinyasya 13 и па й Ош Ш7 о6
@@alelu69ya Makita RP2301FCX 40+ тыс руб). других с лифтом не знаю)) все снизу домкратом поднимают, все удобнее
@@Иван-з2о5з салют. А что скажешь про Кромочный фрезер Makita RT0700C ? Мне не для производства, для себя, мебель домой делать. Мощей его хватит?
Absolute genius!!! After hours of searching how to build a router table, buying t tracks and clamps on Amazon and I discover your video, simple, no expenses and so clever...
My greatest respects to your ingenuity and creativity and gratitude for sharing.
Thankyou
Your dust collection solution is nothing short of brilliant! The whole design shows how so many problems are over thought and complicated.
Thank you!
This video is EVERYTHING a UA-cam vid should be...informative, instructional, of value and concise.
When a person does not show their face, does not talk to explain what they are doing, it is hardly instructional. Also in the description there also no comments as to what he/she is doing. It can hardly be instructional nor informative when he/she does not explain things.
@@danielsiemens7489 lol so true....like I can't even replicate the build with no material list or verbal instruction as to what is needed....basically it's a video that's say's 'look what I can do sucker'
Thank u
@@30guarino Really! You can't figure it out yourself? I guess you don't actually build stuff then, and yes in case you ask, I do all the time and I can easily work out how to build that!
Огромное спасибо за идеи для домашней мастерской. Как всегда поражает ваша аккуратность, точность во всяких мелочах и продуманность ваших идей.👌
This is genius and beautiful. Buying a router table is way out of reach for many diy hobbyists and your ideas and generosity is just great. I love your style.
I've watched so many of your videos and wondered why I hadn't thought of making jigs like that. They are almost always simpler - and much better made - than mine.
This is one of my favourites.
Как и все другие проекты автора гениально просты и великолепны. Всегда с нетерпением жду новых !
This craftsperson is a quiet one, nobody can say it is a guy or a lady but is amazing, to the point, no fancy music shows how it is done and that's it. All the drill stands are made by the same person in case nobody noticed and other attachments, truly inspiring video, thank you for sharing.
Без болтовни без музыки поганой. Просто понятно, приятно смотреть
Это наверное самый крутой фрезерный стол из тех самодельных что я видел.автору спасибо за то что выложил свое творение
Для начала, когда ничего кроме фрезы нет, пойдёт.
Его самый большой недостаток это - настройка вылета резца.
11:30 прекрасно видно, что нужно чутка резец опустить.
Все с таких столов начинают😁👍
I love your clean-cut, elegant and self-sufficient workshop. You have set a high standard as a masterly creator of self-made jigs and fixtures for your power tools.
Всегда любуюсь аккуратностью, точностью и культурой производства!
Сразу видно, что для этого мастера это любимое хобби. Всё делается очень точно, аккуратно, продуманно. И результат всегда отменный! Один "недостаток" таких видео - невозможно оторваться от просмотра, чтобы самому заняться чем-то подобным и полезным... :)
This is made so simple, I think most of us think too complicated with building, thank you for showing I may try this myself, a good idea for a small workshop like mine max 3x4 meters, it can be packed away when not being used👍🏻 well done sir
No words, only works.
Skillful works.
Just imagine how much skill and patience is required to create such skillful work.
Thank you!
How simple, accessible and understandable! Not a single word! I often need a milling table, namely, for small jobs. Good job, Buddy!
Amo tus videos. Sin de lo mejor que se ve en internet. He aprendido mucho con tus videos y te lo agradezco mucho
The simplicity of this jig shows the creativity of the craftsman.
You probably ment : "Craftsmaster", not "craftsman".
Quite the simplest jig I think I've seen you make, and still extremely functional ... thanks for sharing 👍
Agree :-)
Simple and yet makes you look like a master carpenter
@@yeagerxp Yep.
Приятно посмотреть на хорошую работу с хорошими станками и хорошей организацией труда - все чисто - точно - аккуратно!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks!
Eines der besten Videos zum Thema. Und ohne sinnloses Gelabere, sellbsterklärend und nützlich. Eine Wohltat! Macht große Lust zum Nachmachen! Danke!
The box jig was very cool and justifies the table. For a lot of routering people go overboard, when just holding a laminate trimmer is practical for a lot of things
okay thats literally LITERALLY AMAZING plan to make that as soon as possible the dust collection makes it even better.
Me siento agradecida de encontrar este video❤ Deje de hacer todo lo que estaba haciendo por verte...Te felicito y te agradezco por compartir tus conocimientos yo recién comenzando a comprar mis herramientas y lo hareeee😊
Thank you for giving me new tool ideas
Простые и полезные приспособления! Мастер, как обычно, очень аккуратен! Большое спасибо!
nice! i like how the table is just a bin, and it solves dust collection too! so simple!
And you can use it for many things when it's not used with the router table. Bonus.
Just subscribed...love it. No dialogue necessary...you are so clear. Thanks so much for the ideas on how to do things without buying expensive extras...
Du bist wirklich ein GENIE..
Ich gratuliere dir.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Excelente proyecto maestro, una caja maravillosa y los medios para hacerla espectaculares, gracias por compartir tanta creatividad y conocimientos, un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón (Galicia)👌🤓😜
I really like that box joint jig - I'm looking to build something similar. Thank you for the inspiration on the design!
I am making that jig this weekend. Fantastic!
Techinical Question: How do you adjust the depth that the bit extends past the work surface? At 8:48 right after you inserted the chamfer bit with the bearing you place the router with the bit inserted into the barrel with the work surface rest on top, and the chamfer bit is clearly not protruding at all past the work surface. Then at 8:54 you insert the dust collection hose at which time we see the chamfer bit is clearly not protruding past the work surface so that it will actually route whatever material you pass across the work surface. How did you adjust the height of the bit?
Schönes simples schnelles Projekt das man locker in ein paar Stunden fertigstellen kann. Und trotzdem kann man mit der Vorrichtung tolle Ergebnisse erzielen.
Danke!
Awesome how sometimes the basics do just as much as the fancy. Nice job
oh man, and why do I have all material and a little trimmer there since one year and didn`t even start this ad hoc milling table... ?
So adorable, thanks for you inspiration :)! Now it is up in the to do list ^^
Привет Дай Бог тебе здоровья Брат у тебя как говорят у русских руки золотые и ты много помог мне БЛАГОБОРЮ. !!!
That's really nice, especially given how simple it is. I don't know about having it all supported by the bucket in the middle though. I'd be worried about it tipping over if you pressed down on any of the edges.
It seems to work well for small pieces. I think if you were working with larger pieces of wood, you would definitely want more support and something to keep it from tipping. But you could probably make some simple swing arms that are attached to the bottom of the table to hold the bucket and then just lay some 2x across your saw horses, set the table on the 2x’s and then you’re good to go! Overall, I really like the simplicity of it.
That was my thought as well. I think you could mitigate most of it by making the table as small as possible.
your opinion is correct.
When processing large materials, I think you need legs to support the table.
For small materials it is not a problem at all.
Also, by attaching a dust collector, the top plate will be adsorbed, making it difficult to move.
Fold out legs would support.
Love the simplicity. Instead of a rockler $695 router table, you get great results with a plate and an ikea bin plus some pieces.
This is great, easy and inexpensive to build. My only issue is that I think it would be a pain to change bits.
Шикарное изделие. Спасибо за название, описание и таймкоды на русском)
Adding a small groove for the power cord was a nice touch. Well done! (Note: I tried the single-anchor fence after seeing a video by Izzy Swan. It makes exact placement of the groove easier than a traditional fence, IMO.)
Yes
Этот японский мастер красавчик. Какая аккуратность!? Молодец🤗👏👍
Many thanks for sharing your skills on videos simple to make, quality work
Watching you develop solutions inspires me to approach problem solving in a new way. Thank you for sharing your brilliance.
I am building this table today. What an awesome set of hacks! ありがとございます‼️
Sin lugar a dudas eres un fregonazo, Jisa. Tus proyectos son impresionantes. Te saludo desde México 🙋🙋🙋🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Simple design, endless possibilities! Hell of a job!
simple and perfectly beautiful project 😀👍
I'm always amazed by the good ideas, the care and accuracy, and also how consistent your videos are. Really educational. Thanks!
Valeu!
Obrigado por apoiar o canal
Estou feliz.!
The simplest multifunction table I have seen so far. This will be my next project
спасибо за видео. я пересмотрел сотни вариантов фрезерного стола для любых работ, но этот меня впечатлил своей простотой. попробую повторить.
Amigo te felicito 👏 muy ingenioso tu trabajo y mucha habilidad,hoy aprendí bastante y eres lo mejor que he visto.
Нет слов, не оторваться от видео. Высший класс!!!
Mal wieder eine einfache und GENIALE Idee da kann man nur staunen woher dieser Handwerker immer seine Ideen nimmt 🙄🙄
Thank you for your magnificent video, I am a retired carpenter and I love Routers, I have lots of jigs and all different types of adjustments for router's, but this one I have just seen, it's great, I definitely will be making my own. Thank you again and one question
The panel saw, you used, I couldn't see any saw? What did you use please.
I've been thinking of doing one with a router. (any videos in that matter?
Thank you for your great help.
Luis, check out the vid here: ua-cam.com/video/K5uAtBWTY3Q/v-deo.html It's remarkable, as is the rest of his work. Enjoy.
Try this one - ua-cam.com/video/K5uAtBWTY3Q/v-deo.html
@@secondwind75
Thanks for your help, and I am very pleased with it, now I see
where the saw is, I would like to make one, petty, that there is no drawings and messurements with it. I guess I will have to do some work of my own 😅. Thanks again and good luck 🍀
hi there those finger joint were spot on . that will save me so much time from hand cutting thanks so much for posting .
Beautifully done. Your videos are a joy to watch and learn from. Thank you and best wishes for the channel. ❤
Nice video. No disturbing background music. Starting with showing the purpose, then how to make it. Very good!
Very professional videos. There is no waste of time. The images are very explicit. Everything is clean. And makes you want to get into manufacturing. And these are very intelligently created objects that require neither exceptional donations nor very expensive materials.
Bravo ! 👏👏👏👏👏👍🏼
well done, a real pleasure for the eyes and neurons
....rhank YOU very much !! every tool soooo nice made !! like a SWISS WATCH ... big compliment out of Switzerland !!
Vidéos très professionnelle. Il n’y a pas de perte de temps. Les images sont très explicites. Tout est propre. Et donne envie de se lancer dans la fabrication. Et ce sont des objets très intelligemment créé et qui ne demande ni des dons exceptionnels ni du matériel très cher. 👏 bravo un vrai plaisir des yeux et des neurones
Nunca habia visto un video que solo se limitara a mostrar amplia,de manera sencilla,sincronizada el uso tan versátil de la esta herramienta que poseo y que al ber este genial video me enseña cusnto provecho puedo sacar de ella muchas gracias por tan excelente clase ,muy agradecido de Santiago de Chile LR,saludos cordiales.
C'est très bien expliqué , c'est beau , c'est propre , c'est net ... bravo 👍 !!
I love you ! ❤ 🇫🇷
There were many points and tips in today's video as well.
I learned that moderation is safe and keeping the stage clean increases precision. ♬
One of the world's great engineers.
Спасибо Вам за очень хорошие идеи, успехов.👋
Hassas, temiz, titiz, şevkli abimiz... maşallah. tebrikler. Üstelik steril/hastane gibi nezih bir ortam. Başarılar.
Excellent work 👍👍👍 . Thank you for sharing. Take care of yourself, be safe, and healthy 🇨🇦
Fastest and easiest table i have seen so far! Thanks a lot.
Просто молодец и добрый Мастер для Человечества Творит!
Wow that’s the best idea for hacking a trim router to a table router.
You are a genius!
Bravo! 👏
Thanx
One of the best woodworking videos ever. Keep it up man. All the best from Serbia!
Your attention to detail is superb.
QUELLE IMAGINATION . IDEES MAGNIFIQUES. BEAU TRAVAIL .. TRES SOIGNE. FELICITATIONS
I AM A FRENCH"" BRICOLEUR"""👍
👍
bien dit ^^ demain après-midi je suis de repos je vais me faire la même chose surtout pour les joints a queue droite ! bonne soirée!
Te felicito amiguito estoy super emocionado con tu forma de enseñarnos el trabajo de la madera haces ver las cosas demasiado fáciles .muchas gracias desde Buga Valle Colombia Un amigo más ORLY
Seu vídeo foi tão bem ilustrado que tive que virar assinante. Linda caixinha, maravilhosa bancada para tupia. Obrigado por compartilhar, principalmente sem cobrar nada por isso. Receba os meus parabéns, de um simples brasileiro apaixonado por marcenaria. Abraços.
Great jig for the router. Beautiful little box.
Thanks for sharing.
Genius, like the dust collecting idea and the table clamp, good ideas. This is practical and has many possibilities.
解説が有り難いです‼️分かりやすいです🥳
This is well worth a comment... Subscribed! So simple and elegant. Jealous of your skills.
本来の制作物ももちろんなんですが、それを作るにあたっていろんな自作の治具がでてきて
そっちも気になってしまう！
Супер💪💪💪👌 Подписка Белорусь 🇲🇬
Firstly, I appreciate the vid and the time you took to create it. Question. The wood that you used for the router table, was it planned at all? If not would you recommend planning?
Matias Lucena 14 de Janeiro de 2023 já ativando o sino aqui do Brasil, sempre é muito prazeroso ver os vídeos de ótimo canal , parabéns por mais esta aula, DEUS abençoe toda família,
señor es usted un maestro de la carpinteria gracias por compartir su conocimiento
This is my project for the weekend - I am simply blown away - amazing, I can't wait to watch your other videos
This man is incredible. I enjoy watching these videos… very very clean work
This "man" is a woman. Go back and watch all of the videos with that in mind and you will know the truth.
どの動画も何時見ても素晴らしいです。過去の動画も何回も繰り返し見ています。今回も素晴らしく簡単でシンプルで且つ高精度なルーターテーブルです。箱の製作で先にボール盤で大きな穴あけをする事はルーターの負担が減りグッドアイディアですね！処でペール缶の中に落ちて溜まる切り粉と掃除機側への切り粉の流れる配分はサイクロン方式と同じような比率ですか？
今回の物はサイクロン構造になっていないのでほとんど分離効果はないと思います。
ペール缶はルーターを密閉して木くずを効果的に吸い取ることを目的としています。
集塵効率は高いですよ。
納得です有り難うございます。
優れたマスター！ トレーニングをありがとう！
私はそのようなデバイスを作りたい
I take off my hat, the art is on top
Wow thank you for sharing this ! Do you have a video for making your drill jig and you custom drill press ? Those seem awesome. EDIT : I found the videos !
Just occasionally wish you would make an "OUT-TAKES" video. Even you must make one mistake at some point. Your perpetual perfection seems impossible to ordinary people like me.
Hola maestro. Tus videos son impecables, se aprende mucho con tus ideas. Pregunta: ¿el router al estar encerrado en un cubo, ¿no se recalienta el motor? Abrazo desde Argentina.
I would think the vacuum hose would pull the heat out along with the sawdust.
@@raywillis468 Hola Ray. Tenés razón. En ese caso la aspiradora recibirá el calor…
I just discovered your channel and love your ideas. Simple but effective!
Those projects is awesome really amazing job 👍
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