👆👆👆 Be sure to read the description box, you will find valuable information there.👆👆👆 Check out the step-by-step instructions on my blog: www.christofix.com/make-a-homemade-router-from-a-drill-free-plans/ Become a UA-cam member: ua-cam.com/users/ChristofixDIYProjectsjoin or become a Patreon member: www.patreon.com/christofix …and get access to special membership benefits. Connect with me on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter. Links are in the description. Greetings, Christofix
Interesting build Chris. Perhaps you can alter that jig by putting a spring mechanism on each side and use it as a plunge for the drill? Just a thought..... 👍👍😉😉
Thanks, Wes. This was a fun experiment, but indeed too bad it doesn't work. When I make something I always want it to work. Not only for myself but also so I could inspire other people. Thanks for stopping by, buddy. Greetings, Christophe
Bonjour, Marc! Thank you for watching and commenting in English. That is much appreciated. Cela montre que vous êtes un vrai fan et c'est pourquoi je souhaite également répondre dans votre langue maternelle. Salutations de Belgique, Christophe
I'm sorry, but this one doesnt only give bad results in comparison to a real router, this one is a safety nightmare. There are reasons why routers run at high rpm and drills dont. Additionally, drills aren't made for sidewards pressure. It may work okayish with a job like you showed, but please never ever try to dig into material with this. There are enough videos on youtube from professional woodworkers and engineers explaining why this is highly risky and every 20$+ china router is safer and gives better results. Love your other work, this one I wished I hadnt seen :/
Thank you for watching. As I said in the video, this was an experiment, and will never use this jig. That is why I recommend people buying a real router at the end of the video. This jig can be used as an alternative for a router to make lighter passes in softwood like the MDF I demonstrated. This was a fun experiment, but I will use my router in the future for sure, I just like my clean finishing to much, hahaha.
Hi, As expected, a very well made, inspiring video. It was like you predicted. It does work, but as you said in your comment ,the rpm was way to low. Thank you so much for doing this experiment, few UA-camrs dear to say the same as you at the beginning of a video. It's an experiment and it doesn't work, brilliant. Keep it safe, it is not over yet. Willy from Belgium. 😷😷😷
Thanks, Willy. I think it's okay to be honest. If it doesn't work, it just won't work. You don't have to lie about it and give people the wrong information. It was weird to make a jig that I will never use, in fact, I burn it on my wood stove hahaha. Still, I could not help myself to finish it right. I think that is just how I am, LOL.
Hoi Henk. Jah dat praten.... dat heeft me wel wat moeite gekost om te durven en ik heb nog een lange weg af te gaan. Maar ik heb er plezier in dus dat is positief he. Bedankt voor het kijken en tot een volgende. PS ik moet nog een paar van jouw video's bekijken, maar tijd ontbreekt me voor het ogenblik. Groeten Christophe
Nee joh Chris. Je doet het hartstikke goed man. Zeker in het engels. Top man. En mijn videos kojken is geen verplichting hoor. Ik heb er ook niet altijd tijd voor 😁
@@HenkKleinee Dank je Henk! Inderdaad, als je zelf videos maakt dan kruipt daar zoveel tijd in dat er amper nog tijd over schiet om andere videos te kijken. Maar als het even kan dan wil ik je reeks waar je die fiets maakt zeker eens bekijken, dat lijkt me een heel leuk project.
You are right, Kris. I also think a drill cannot handle those forces. This was a fun experiment to do, but as I said in the video, I will never use this jig and recommend people buying a router. Thank you for watching, my friend. Greetings, Christophe
Not a bad way to spend the day, making a jig just to seeing it works, and for the benefit of those who may not have a router. 👌🏽 Good on you, mate, that was interesting. 👍🏽
Thanks, Bill. It was a fun experiment. Although this jig is far from perfect, I still hope some people can use the idea to help them out. Thanks for watching, buddy! Greetings, Christophe
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👆👆👆 Be sure to read the description box, you will find valuable information there.👆👆👆
Check out the step-by-step instructions on my blog: www.christofix.com/make-a-homemade-router-from-a-drill-free-plans/
Become a UA-cam member: ua-cam.com/users/ChristofixDIYProjectsjoin
or become a Patreon member: www.patreon.com/christofix
…and get access to special membership benefits.
Connect with me on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter. Links are in the description.
Greetings,
Christofix
Interesting build Chris. Perhaps you can alter that jig by putting a spring mechanism on each side and use it as a plunge for the drill? Just a thought..... 👍👍😉😉
Great idea, Steve. Thanks for sharing!
Greetings
Christophe
To bad it didn’t work the way you hoped. It still made for a great video!
Thanks, Wes. This was a fun experiment, but indeed too bad it doesn't work. When I make something I always want it to work. Not only for myself but also so I could inspire other people.
Thanks for stopping by, buddy.
Greetings,
Christophe
Hello Christophe, a very interesting content !
It's was a question that I always ask...
Sorry for my English..
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Bonjour, Marc!
Thank you for watching and commenting in English. That is much appreciated.
Cela montre que vous êtes un vrai fan et c'est pourquoi je souhaite également répondre dans votre langue maternelle.
Salutations de Belgique, Christophe
I'm sorry, but this one doesnt only give bad results in comparison to a real router, this one is a safety nightmare. There are reasons why routers run at high rpm and drills dont. Additionally, drills aren't made for sidewards pressure. It may work okayish with a job like you showed, but please never ever try to dig into material with this.
There are enough videos on youtube from professional woodworkers and engineers explaining why this is highly risky and every 20$+ china router is safer and gives better results.
Love your other work, this one I wished I hadnt seen :/
Thank you for watching. As I said in the video, this was an experiment, and will never use this jig. That is why I recommend people buying a real router at the end of the video. This jig can be used as an alternative for a router to make lighter passes in softwood like the MDF I demonstrated. This was a fun experiment, but I will use my router in the future for sure, I just like my clean finishing to much, hahaha.
Hi,
As expected, a very well made, inspiring video.
It was like you predicted.
It does work, but as you said in your comment ,the rpm was way to low.
Thank you so much for doing this experiment, few UA-camrs dear to say the same as you at the beginning of a video.
It's an experiment and it doesn't work, brilliant.
Keep it safe, it is not over yet.
Willy from Belgium.
😷😷😷
Thanks, Willy.
I think it's okay to be honest. If it doesn't work, it just won't work. You don't have to lie about it and give people the wrong information. It was weird to make a jig that I will never use, in fact, I burn it on my wood stove hahaha. Still, I could not help myself to finish it right. I think that is just how I am, LOL.
You nailed it again my friend... very good job, fantastic b-roll
Thank you so much, buddy! I'm happy to see you like the video.
Greetings
Hey Chris, leuk dat je nu ook praat in je video's. Horen we je stem ook eens.
Je hebt bijna net zo'n warme stem als ik joh 🤣
Hoi Henk. Jah dat praten.... dat heeft me wel wat moeite gekost om te durven en ik heb nog een lange weg af te gaan. Maar ik heb er plezier in dus dat is positief he.
Bedankt voor het kijken en tot een volgende.
PS ik moet nog een paar van jouw video's bekijken, maar tijd ontbreekt me voor het ogenblik.
Groeten
Christophe
Nee joh Chris. Je doet het hartstikke goed man. Zeker in het engels. Top man. En mijn videos kojken is geen verplichting hoor. Ik heb er ook niet altijd tijd voor 😁
@@HenkKleinee Dank je Henk! Inderdaad, als je zelf videos maakt dan kruipt daar zoveel tijd in dat er amper nog tijd over schiet om andere videos te kijken. Maar als het even kan dan wil ik je reeks waar je die fiets maakt zeker eens bekijken, dat lijkt me een heel leuk project.
Nice build, but I'm not sure if the bearings on the drill like the lateral forces soo much.
You are right, Kris. I also think a drill cannot handle those forces. This was a fun experiment to do, but as I said in the video, I will never use this jig and recommend people buying a router.
Thank you for watching, my friend.
Greetings, Christophe
Simplemente genial y sencillo......
Gracias por los excelentes comentarios, Nelson.
Saludos
That’s Electro-mechanical carpentry
Thank you for watching and leaving me a comment.
Greetings.
@@christofix If it suits you would you make a projet of hand saw magnetic guide for cutting 4 inch trim and base board. Thanks
@@ibrahimwehbe1153 I will put it on my to-do list, but I have a lot of other projects I'm working on at the moment. Thanks for the idea
Super Idee und gute Alternative zum Router
Vielen Dank, Frank.
Ich bin froh, dass dir dieses Video gefällt.
Schöne Grüße,
Christophe.
Not a bad way to spend the day, making a jig just to seeing it works,
and for the benefit of those who may not have a router. 👌🏽
Good on you, mate, that was interesting. 👍🏽
Thanks, Bill. It was a fun experiment. Although this jig is far from perfect, I still hope some people can use the idea to help them out.
Thanks for watching, buddy!
Greetings, Christophe
Wow, that's amazing, love it
Thank you so much, Caroline.
I'm glad you like this video.
Greetings,
Christophe.
Hey Chris, what a fantastic idea.
Thank you so much, my friend.
I'm glad you like this idea.
Greetings.
Absolutely love all your content.
Thanks man! I'm glad to hear that. Thank you for your support.
Greetings, Christophe