i watch these videos, each of them filled with a huge flood of new and breathtaking ideas... what a masternind of craftmansship this must be... all of this without a single word, and yet this person is speaking to the world and sharing with displaying his working hands...
6:28 this finger joint technique is the best I have ever seen. you are such an awesome talent sir. please keep making these videos I cannot stop watching them. your ideas are unique. greetings from Slovakia 🇸🇰
I came across this video by chance. Although I don’t have much knowledge about carpentry, the video was incredibly clear and required no explanation. Everything was well-organized, concise, and self-explanatory. Superb! 👏
I can’t wait to make (and use) this! I’ve watched this like five times. All of your videos are so inspiring not to mention simultaneously meditative and activating! I’m either going to chill and marvel at your artistry, or get off the couch and into my shop to try and put what I’ve learned into practice! Thank you!
Every time I watch one of your router videos, my understanding of my new router doubles. Very helpful content, professional production value. Excellent videos. Thank you.
One of the most innovative , informative, and “to the point” channels for woodworking enthusiasts! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and generosity. The jig making plans are super helpful.
It sounds like you're deeply inspired by the videos and the craftsmanship you’ve witnessed. The mastery of woodworking or any form of creation that communicates without words is truly remarkable. The way these creators let their hands do the talking, conveying skill, passion, and knowledge through action alone, is a universal language that resonates with viewers across the world.
I'm getting more into woodworking and making jigs out of wood rather than steel, aluminum, etc. I'm a big proponent of making jigs and other tool accessories for custom projects (sculptures, etc.). Often, I just use whatever 'scrap' materials I have at hand. Watching these videos has led me to think more in terms of building jigs/adapters/etc. which are tool-specific, general-purpose, and constructed to last. As someone who has worked with various metals, the part at 5:30 where you drill and then tap the aluminum is great to see. Often, I'll see people use a drill/tap combination bit as opposed to doing it in two steps. For anyone looking to drill and tap anything, a using a properly sized drill bit and then tapping by hand will give you more control and better threads. The drill/tap bits are usually not great quality (at least from the big box stores) and will wear out quickly as proper taps are of much harder steel than most drill bits, and the speed used to drill (esp. steel) is much higher than you need for tapping (cutting threads). For Aluminum, when using a combination bit, it's easy to end up with loose/damaged threads. I really like the steel peg you made out of a cut off machine screw and rounded with 'sand paper' - nice touch. Edit: In the US, the trim/router shown here is sold under the Metabo name. I'm not sure if there are any major differences.
Je suis Menuisier avec de nombreuses années d'expérience.. J'ai réalisé beaucoup de bricolage dans ma vie.. mais vous me surprenez avec vos méthodes.. Je vous applaudis 👏👏👏
Decir que es increíble lo que e aprendido en menos de 10 minutos, es usted un genio, gracias por sus videos, personas como usted hacen de este mundo un lugar mejor
I drew my own plans, before I got to the end. Based on my router of course, I was happy to see how close they came to the ones at the end. (yes, if I'd of watched the whole thing...but I knew I wanted it ASAP). THANK YOU.
Many thanks for uploading this! Just the simplest and most amazing and useful home-made woodworking gizmo that I have seen - this is what UA-cam is great for! (I will be making one!)
Super cool. I look forward to trying this. I had to resize for my router, but very helpful to share the drawings at the end. Thank you, friend. You are a great inventor.
These videos are awesome! I love woodworking, my extra loud music and the smell of sawdust!! Now, I've gotta go buy a mini router so I can put my 1hp back in its box,, I'm sold!!
Unfassbares Talent beste Vorrichtung ever danke fürs teilen sie sind ein genialer Handwerker mit minimalem Aufwand solch perfekte Werkstücke Respekt für ihre Arbeit
Probably by far one of the best woodworkers/engineers on the planet, it's a wonderful concept and impossible to build unless there's a set of plans, I'm very close to a finished product and there's a few tolerances that I'm just missing and it's frustrating that there's nothing to reference and there's a bunch of us that would be willing to purchase it from you, why not set something up and sell plans, just do something in metric and we can convert it if need be . I took many paused screenshots, and those have been my references. but your videos move so fast as possible to really see how this thing is assembled properly. Any feedback would be appreciated
I built this jig for my Makita DRT50. Beforehand I measured if the screws were spaced the same distance as the plans (56mm). They seemed to be. However, to my unpleasant surprise, Makita spaced one set of screws 56mm and the other slightly less. Be aware of that! The jig will work for the most part with only one set. You could also build it 90 degree turned as the screws are spaced equally in the other direction. Good luck!
I have found that when tapping threads into wood, you can strengthen the threads by squirting some super glue onto the threads and running the tap through to clean it. It keeps them from stripping out so easily.
Maestro excelente dispositivo, muy disactico y sin lenguaje, ya que su manos lo dicen todo. Realmente admiro todos sus proyectos y no dejo de admirar su ingenio u destreza. Soy aficionado al bricoleje e intentare replicar esta invaluable herramienta ademas de agradecer sus planos. Saludos desde la ciudad de México.
Both metric (millimeter) and imperial (inch) plans are available at the end of the video.
This is brilliant !!!Sorry the jig dimensions went too fast. If there a place where we can download ?
@@lungisiqebengu89 just pause the video at 9:08 .. you can also use "." and "," to scroll the video frame by frame ; )
You're on another level, man! Thank you for sharing these incredible jigs you come up with. Now I've got a trivet to make! 😆
Thanks Sir! People with intelligent minds like you are, do not talk much, but show what they do.
What species of wood is recommended for the router jig? Is that white oak?
i watch these videos, each of them filled with a huge flood of new and breathtaking ideas... what a masternind of craftmansship this must be... all of this without a single word, and yet this person is speaking to the world and sharing with displaying his working hands...
I made it myself. Just take a look for WoodPrix if you'd like to make it too.
6:28 this finger joint technique is the best I have ever seen. you are such an awesome talent sir. please keep making these videos I cannot stop watching them. your ideas are unique. greetings from Slovakia 🇸🇰
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Your jig is simply amazing, congratulations!
I am really sure you can make it yourself mates. I made it 2 weeks ago thanks to WoodPrix.
I came across this video by chance. Although I don’t have much knowledge about carpentry, the video was incredibly clear and required no explanation. Everything was well-organized, concise, and self-explanatory. Superb! 👏
I can’t wait to make (and use) this! I’ve watched this like five times. All of your videos are so inspiring not to mention simultaneously meditative and activating! I’m either going to chill and marvel at your artistry, or get off the couch and into my shop to try and put what I’ve learned into practice! Thank you!
Japanese woodworking expertise for the modern era, I love it.
Best small router attachment I've seen in a while!😎👍
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This is the way to make a proper video. Realy great, thank you for everything, good health and regards from Serbia
Every time I watch one of your router videos, my understanding of my new router doubles. Very helpful content, professional production value. Excellent videos. Thank you.
Спасибо товарищ, что не перестаёшь делиться своими разработками!
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One of the most innovative , informative, and “to the point” channels for woodworking enthusiasts! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and generosity. The jig making plans are super helpful.
このチャネルがスタートした頃から欠かさずみています。トリマーを使ったこれまでの治具も驚くほど効率的且つシンプルな物でとても勉強になりましたが、自分ではそれ以上に発展させるアイデアが浮かびませんでした。ところが今回のビデオを見ると、未だこんなに発展させる予知があったのかと感心します。しかも構造は極めてシンプル。きっと他の治具もまだまだ発展させられるのでしょうね。素晴らしい才能が生み出した工夫を惜しげも無く公開していただけることに深く感謝します。
You are truly creative and an excellent professional. I have never seen such creativity before. Thank you. I am a hobbyist and beekeeper
どこかの誰かと違って、ちゃんと自分なりに考えて進化させてるから参考になる🎉
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Unreal. No talking. no selling. just a display of perfection in skill. Please, never stop sharing.
It sounds like you're deeply inspired by the videos and the craftsmanship you’ve witnessed. The mastery of woodworking or any form of creation that communicates without words is truly remarkable. The way these creators let their hands do the talking, conveying skill, passion, and knowledge through action alone, is a universal language that resonates with viewers across the world.
I'm getting more into woodworking and making jigs out of wood rather than steel, aluminum, etc. I'm a big proponent of making jigs and other tool accessories for custom projects (sculptures, etc.). Often, I just use whatever 'scrap' materials I have at hand. Watching these videos has led me to think more in terms of building jigs/adapters/etc. which are tool-specific, general-purpose, and constructed to last.
As someone who has worked with various metals, the part at 5:30 where you drill and then tap the aluminum is great to see. Often, I'll see people use a drill/tap combination bit as opposed to doing it in two steps. For anyone looking to drill and tap anything, a using a properly sized drill bit and then tapping by hand will give you more control and better threads. The drill/tap bits are usually not great quality (at least from the big box stores) and will wear out quickly as proper taps are of much harder steel than most drill bits, and the speed used to drill (esp. steel) is much higher than you need for tapping (cutting threads). For Aluminum, when using a combination bit, it's easy to end up with loose/damaged threads. I really like the steel peg you made out of a cut off machine screw and rounded with 'sand paper' - nice touch.
Edit: In the US, the trim/router shown here is sold under the Metabo name. I'm not sure if there are any major differences.
1:48 I was already sold but it was at this point I was blown away and amazed this is awesome!
ボックスジョイントで、ビット高さ調整し、纏めて処理する方法に脱帽です。
素晴らしい。
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Perfect Tool! No words needed. Your video shows everything to clarify the power of this simple gadget! Thanks for the plan.
¡Gracias!
very clever jig. thanks for including the dimensions too.
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Je suis Menuisier avec de nombreuses années d'expérience.. J'ai réalisé beaucoup de bricolage dans ma vie.. mais vous me surprenez avec vos méthodes.. Je vous applaudis 👏👏👏
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The best router jig I’ve ever seen. Thanks for sharing.
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Decir que es increíble lo que e aprendido en menos de 10 minutos, es usted un genio, gracias por sus videos, personas como usted hacen de este mundo un lugar mejor
Thanks!
Everything I’ve seen on this channel is brilliant. I just have to watch it several times to fully get it. :)
You are a real master of woodworking. It's very inspiring. I could spend all day long watching your techniques and creativity.
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Thank you so much for making life simple.
In my opinion, it is your best and most useful top router tool. Thanks.
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Probably the most exciting addition to my router game in a long time. Thank you.
5:27 it's really perfect. thanks for sharing. looking forward to more videos
コンパクトかつ初心者にとって扱いがとてもわかりやすい治具です！トリマー治具で1番素晴らしいですね👍絶対作ります。
Thanks. Started and couldn’t stop watching. Fascinating!
I can only wish one day I could become so good and clean at wood working as you, not as a job but as a hobby
Love the wood hacks, saves on the pain of the hands, wallet & Improves product, skills; thank you.
I wish I find someone who loves me like this man loves his router
Respect from Czech Republic!
I drew my own plans, before I got to the end. Based on my router of course, I was happy to see how close they came to the ones at the end. (yes, if I'd of watched the whole thing...but I knew I wanted it ASAP). THANK YOU.
So simple, yet so effective. Ultimate effiency! Great video! Thanks for sharing this.
No dejan de sorprenderme, siempre aprendo algo nuevo, es un pmacer ver sus tutoriales, excele.tes videos, claros y accesiblws aun. Ñara aprendices
Great video - both the woodworking skills and the video production. Thank you.
I'm about to embark on making quite a complex gunstock, one video has given me a dozen solutions.... Many, many thanks.
Thank you for showing your tips and trick
AND your generosity for providing the plan for this amazing addon at the end of the video
Many thanks for uploading this! Just the simplest and most amazing and useful home-made woodworking gizmo that I have seen - this is what UA-cam is great for! (I will be making one!)
Outstanding. Thank you so much for providing the plans.
finally a woodworking video that is worth watching. GREAT JOB>>>>>Thank you
Brilliant idea! I can see many uses for your jig! Thanks!
Gonna make one, Routers are the best!
Super cool. I look forward to trying this. I had to resize for my router, but very helpful to share the drawings at the end. Thank you, friend. You are a great inventor.
These videos are awesome! I love woodworking, my extra loud music and the smell of sawdust!! Now, I've gotta go buy a mini router so I can put my 1hp back in its box,, I'm sold!!
Genius as always! Thanks for sharing! The easiest box joint ever😅
Fabulous.
Best ideas are the simplest...
Bakat tukang kayu yang sempurna,..😮saya akan selalu berusaha menonton video anda .!salam hormat dari INDONESIA..🥰🙏👍👍👍
DOPE!!! Thanks for sharing the dimensions!!!!
Sir, you are master of tools hacking.
I wish I could like this more than once 👍🏻
One of the most versatile jigs i have ever seen …fantastic..will be making one of theses.. thanks!!!
Hyy friend
thank you so much for being so generous with your creative knowledge
I could just watch this over and over.
You are super talented. 👌👌👌 very usefull jig in multiple ways.. 👍👍👌
Unfassbares Talent beste Vorrichtung ever danke fürs teilen sie sind ein genialer Handwerker mit minimalem Aufwand solch perfekte Werkstücke Respekt für ihre Arbeit
Superb craftsmanship. Thank you from Brazil!
You Sir, are an inspiration to the craft! I tip my proverbial hat to you!
Awesome ! simple , yet so very effective, thank you for sharing !
Probably by far one of the best woodworkers/engineers on the planet, it's a wonderful concept and impossible to build unless there's a set of plans, I'm very close to a finished product and there's a few tolerances that I'm just missing and it's frustrating that there's nothing to reference and there's a bunch of us that would be willing to purchase it from you, why not set something up and sell plans, just do something in metric and we can convert it if need be . I took many paused screenshots, and those have been my references. but your videos move so fast as possible to really see how this thing is assembled properly. Any feedback would be appreciated
Absolutely bloody genius! Thank you very nuch for this! 👍😁
Very impressive. Everything. ❤ Regards from 🇺🇸.
あなたは天才です。
感動すらしてしまう。
I built this jig for my Makita DRT50. Beforehand I measured if the screws were spaced the same distance as the plans (56mm). They seemed to be. However, to my unpleasant surprise, Makita spaced one set of screws 56mm and the other slightly less. Be aware of that! The jig will work for the most part with only one set. You could also build it 90 degree turned as the screws are spaced equally in the other direction.
Good luck!
The most brilliant accessory I've seen so far! Congrats!
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You, sir, are a genius.
Очень полезное приспособление. Спасибо! Обязательно сделаю себе такое.
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Thank you, Yasuhiro-san for a very interesting video. And thank you for sharing the dimensions for the jig, it will certainly be one that I will make.
I'd love to start serious wood woeking and this this looks really so good. Good job!
Как всегда - очень информативно и полезно)!👍
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I have found that when tapping threads into wood, you can strengthen the threads by squirting some super glue onto the threads and running the tap through to clean it. It keeps them from stripping out so easily.
Tuan yasuhiro...saya mengagumi semua ide kreatif anda....👍👍👍
いつも感動をありがとうございます
_Twelve_ tricks?? Seems like way more to me!😁 Also a super satisfying vid too
Brilliant brilliant brilliant.For sure my next build.
❤у Вас золотые руки.
You are a genius! Thank you, thank you.
Best useful router tool. Thank.
Ingenious - And: Thank you for the construction drawing!
that was deeply satisfying to watch
Thank you so much for this, you are an amazing woodworker, this is the best I've seen, Excellent work - Thank you :)
Não é por acaso que o amigo aí tem mais de 910mil inscritos...o cara é um gênio...obrigado por compartilhar seu conhecimento...Brasil...Rio Grande-RS
Hey, all I could say after watching this is;
"YOU'RE TOO GOOD MAN!"
......... Instead you are a genius.
Desde Chile soy un aficionado a la carpintería muy, pero muy buen video, felicitaciones!!!!
Excellent little jig!
YASUHIRO THE KING
Fantastic router attachment!! I'm going to make one today.
La limpieza y perfección de tu trabajo es FANTASTICA, creo que es de lo mejor que visto
You are a genius.
YOUR IDEA IS GREAT
Maestro excelente dispositivo, muy disactico y sin lenguaje, ya que su manos lo dicen todo.
Realmente admiro todos sus proyectos y no dejo de admirar su ingenio u destreza.
Soy aficionado al bricoleje e intentare replicar esta invaluable herramienta ademas de agradecer sus planos.
Saludos desde la ciudad de México.
👍👏👌🤜🤛✊💪🤝. Идеальная задумка. Супер. Удачи. Благодарю.
Thanks for the plans, I have to try and make this jig, looks very useful.