Building What I Think Is The Best Router Table (With Tilting Router)
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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I'm used to larger, corded routers ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z so this was a different experience for me. Basically, this is an incredibly sweet machine, fits well in the hand, etc. It has slightly less power than I'm used to, but that's understandable. Maneuvering freehand takes some practice. These days, it's especially nice to be able to avoid power cords. This is above the level of a hobbyist but below a pro level.
the amount of drawers that I get to see in this channel is quite considerable
It’s a drawer inception
I’m experiencing drawer envy.
Is that a drawer conclusion you’re drawing?
You just need to think outside the box to lessen the very common drawer envy
Quite
Woah, went to the link for the router, and I was expecting a high price, but not that high xD (But it's always worth it for a tool you can trust)
Yah, sticker shock for sure. But it's not always worth it for a tool you can trust. You have to use it enough to justify it's purpose. I'd be hard pressed to use a router enough to justify it's $1250 cost, plus another couple hundred in the table. And I didn't dig very deeply, but I don't know how many of the accessories that they sent Alexandre are included in that $1250 price.
@@JCWren exactly, I can pick up a spindle moulder to do the same thing for that price once converted into NZD - www.machineryhouse.co.nz/W640
Where is that link? Well, where can we get this combo? Impossible to tell just by listening to him. :(
yeah they are insanely expensive.
@@brunodesrosiers266 sautershop i think they are called.
Great design! I love the way you did the side drawers. The compartment where the router is will need sufficient airflow to evacuate the dust. if it is sealed with no airflow except for he opening where the router bit is, will cause a vacuum and will reduce the airflow. If there is problems evacuating the dust from router compartment, try adding air holes at the bottom of the front door. This will allow airflow and help with the dust.
quite right.
Love your videos; I've watched every single one! I'm always so impressed with how much thought you've put into your builds. Would love to see a video about your entire thought process from idea and planning all the way to finished product.
Without any way to get makeup air into the box below, you won't get much dust collection in there. You don't actually want it completely sealed. The opening at the top will provide some, but not much given the diameter of the hose.
The rest of this is super cool. I love the build, and how quickly it went together. Nice tilting router, too.
Why do you not have more subscribers!? Your videos are fantastic with incredible attention to detail and your designs are functional, innovative, and beautiful! Keep up the good work.
Probably because he talks to her quickly,
Until I found your channel I didn’t see a use for a 3D printer for a woodworker. You’ve completely changed my mind.
I love this blue anodized aluminum. Such a beautiful color.
Alex, long time subscriber/follower/watcher. I just want to say great job my boy. I love how your channel isn't just traditional woodworking and incorporate elements of CNC, Lazer Cutting, Metal work. It's like a modern take on DIY projects. It's great you just create jigs / template you need with the cutter when you don't have it. It's so customized. Honestly, someone needs to pick up this man and bring him into design projects.
I would love to see you do some collabs with some of the other DIY/Wood/Metal Workers (unfortunately, you're the only one that I watch that is outside of the U.S.). Keep up the goodwork!
i'm so jealous of you upgrading your own shop with fancy tools. Video's are getting better and better!
You business plan is unbeatable. You manage to get tools to review for free and then make something around them to sell the plans. Win win!!
I love that the router tilts. Saving on buying bits that have an angle and just using straight bits. That is awesome.
King of drawers
Awesome! You are talented and natural.
Thanks for talking fast and keeping it going. Nice table and we appreciate your share.
Your videos are so inspirational. Love from South Africa !
thanks! :)) greetings from norway :)
You are a master of taking a simple idea and taking the efficiency and usability to a whole other level! Well done.
Always amazed with your problem solving methodology. This is lit. Love it.
Just a suggestion for your dust extraction, perhaps the hole in the back of the cabinet could have been toward the bottom instead of at the top? That way any heavier dust/chips which would fall to the bottom would have a better chance of getting sucked up?
Yes, I saw a similar router table build where there was quite a lot of dust/chips that fell to the bottom and didn't get sucked up.
I actually saw this when it was 3 minutes live on UA-cam and now it shows 23 minutes which is correct when you do the math. When I get good in wood working this probably be my next purchase.
Love your channel.
it really amusing to see the excitement on your face trough the entire video. Also I really like your down to earth approach about your work and solutions.
See you next time!!!
So timely! I was up until midnight last night designing a new router table in SketchUp. I'm going to change my design to incorporate some of your ideas. Great video, thanks!
*Starting to change out all my corded tools to cordless and the **MyBest.Tools** are excellent.I just recently used it to router hinges for a 4 sets of doors with no issues and still plenty of power left (used a 3ah battery).Great visibility at the cutting area also.*
You could release 40 new videos tomorrow and I’d watch all of them! I can’t get enough!!
Great build! My shop is too small for a dedicated router cabinet so I have mine mounted to the underside of my workbench/table saw discharge. I may try to mimic some of this. Thanks again for the inspiration Alexandre.
I love how he makes things for the shop to help him make things for the shop. And I know he will be doing a big build for those storage bins on the wall
That's a great setup! I imagine there is over $1,800 in the router, lift, fence, track, etc. but it will be worth it for those of us that can afford it! I have an old New Yankee Workshop table that I built 30 years ago that does fine but no lift, no tilt, no sizzle LOL. Beautiful job on the table!
Great looking table. Dust collection should be mounted on the bottom of the back and you will need air flow so some holes in the door top will make your dust collection actually collect dust.
Router table main v1. Impressive that it's the first version 😂
haha, must have gotten lucky this time :P
You can start from v0.1 so when it's the release you make the v1
@@JonaCorrea nah, I just think he nailed it on the first try 👌
Yes I can doubt about him. The work it's just perfect In any vídeo
The red handles makes the entire thing look awsome.
Not so long time passed before table top gets utilized in new project! 👍
Router cabinet looks cool, especially, with blue anodized aluminum..
Great job!
You're one clever, talented guy. Well done buddy. Great work thinking ahead and getting everything done flawlessly
love how the Table came out!
That may very well be the coolest router table I've ever seen. Great job!
as always a great project and a wonderful realization. Chapeau 👏👏👏👏
You are a true inspiration... I want to make a 90 degree ratcheting screwdriver now. Also that new router is looking amazing on that table, can't wait to see what you do with it. :)
Very nice! Just wish those door handles were blue 🤭
Right?! It would match with the router parts.
I have bad ocd that has gotten worse recently but this video satisfies it nicely, and I just love organization so this channel helps alot, thank you
The temporary glue trick (10:05) for front panels adjustment is awesome.
And with very fancy gluegun .. ( i think 3M brand .. not sure ? )
Super cool!
thanks :)
It a joy to watch you bulid .... 👍👍👍👍
This chanel is so underrated
amazing router table..
You've inspired this digital yuppie (software engineer) to make something with my hands for once.
Beautiful work! I was feeling pretty good about a trim router table I finished building today but this video puts it to shame! Awesome.
Awesome mate, love how form follows function!
This guy is so much more energetic than udder woodworking channels.
Havent even watched the whole video yet, and already know its another amazing one!! Keep up the great work Alexandre!
I would put a 2nd dust collector hole at the bottom, so that it can suck up heavier dust, wich doesn't get sucked up by the upper hole, and prevents your workshop of dust, when jou open it.
Pretty fantastic work, Alexandre! 😃
It looks and works amazingly!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
0:08 No, I dont know anything I just saw a notification and clicked cause it's a alexandre chappel video
Awesome video, awesome project.
Love everything about this, except those handles. Grey would've looked way better imo.
Still stunning though, and clever.
I love that table saw 🥰
Agreeable quality going on here!!!
🧰🤜👍🏻
Finally! You got a router table!
Sealed door will cause airflow issue. You have to replace the air you are moving and the opening at the top of your lift is not enough especially when you are using such a tight ring. The placement of the hole in the back is great because you will be collecting small particles at the source. larger pieces are not dangerous to your lung as much as the smaller particles. Great job though!
Thank's Alexander for your continue inspirations...
Love your content and all your creative ideas👌🏼 Love from Mexico 🇲🇽
Awesome build! That's a pretty sweet router lift but I couldn't imagine paying $1,200 for something like that :o
Get plans from Matthias Wandel for his tilting router lift. It's pretty awesome and "slightly" cheaper.
Alltid like hyggelig å se på dine nyttige produksjoner, Alexandre. 👏
If this is V1, I don't know what V2 would have better.
Pretty awesome.
Very cool!
If you keep making all these fantastic benches, I'm going to have to buy a new place to hold it all. My home shop is getting crowded. ;)
Super cool
The only thing i would changes in the color of the drawer handles to match the router and fence blue color
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Hola desde Los Alcazares ( Murcia ) ESPAÑA estas hecho un artista, me gusta como te expresas y como y que bonito realizas los trabajos, ya me gustaria tener todas las herramientas que tienes incluido la impresora 3D, un saludo majete.................
Hi, Would the router table really be better to do those big chamfers on with that kind of setup? On a tall piece it would be equally wobbly and not having that perfectly vertical or 90 degrees to the table will cause poor results, especially with those narrow edges remaining. Might I suggest a super wide flattening bit, and lay the board with the bottom down? Only thing is that it tilts the wrong way in respect to the fence, but that should be an easy fix.
So well done 👏 👏 👏
A bit concerned on how easy it is to move due to the wheels :x
Jeah, I'll defeneatly install some locking wheels
this guy is good..
Hi Alexandre, sehr sehr schicker Frästisch. Würde ich direkt nachbauen, allerdings schreckt mich der Preis von der Fräse und dem Lift. Aber sehr schick geworden und super erklärt und umgesetzt.
Now you can also do the round end for the stol and other legs
Looking good!
I love this project!!
your enthusiasm is infectious!
Ha haa
Alexandre, I love your video and I am love your router table plans…consider having the plans in both metric and FPS for the American that r to lazy to convert for metric to inches. ?… I think your dust collection contained collection box are really practical ,smart but so simple . Keep posting …I will be watching.
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I use a router table with a powerful router, but the router is fixed in place. That mighty fine lift + motor set might be a good investment though.
The fast way your videos are cutted is the way i´m trying to do my projects. The big difference is that your videos are great, and my projects usually some sort of crap.
That cut to the putting on the trim on the mdf... must have thought through the entire script beforehand to make that work.
The way i found out that you aren't american is that your dewalt tools use 18v instead of 20v. Great English man! Greetings from Holland
Loved the look of the router lift combo so I click on the link whispering don’t be 1000 dollars…. It’s 1000 dollars :(
There's a 680€ that includes a slightly less powerful router and lacks the 45 degree adjustment. That's not too bad.
@@Syberz still 800 US dollars quite a lot when you can buy a cast iron top with a decent lift and router for around that price
@@Festoos Sounds interesting, link?
@@Syberz if you head to rockler woodworking you should be able to find the top and lift there, and then a dewalt router is the usual go to
@@Festoos Sweet, thanks for the info. Now I need to figure out if the shipping to Europe is insane or not.
I think you should install the vacuum hose at the bottom of the cabinet since all the dust is going down.
I think you might end up prefering the table saw setup for larger jobs just because of how much less material you need to remove.
Amazing work as always🔥💕😍👍
I always thought that Goldmember from Austin Powers was a parody of Swede’s but now I know that that’s not true.😊
Awosome work super.
great friend, greetings from italian colleague 😉
Next build!!!
My preferred carpenter !
HEY
just make small , silent , high volume - low pressure dust collector
from only 200 wats of power u can easly succ all the dust etc from it
or use cyclone setup (works avesome)
hahaha the end is so relatable
So cool
Having that brilliant sliding table saw makes me hate you so much.....I'm thinking of replacing my kitchen table with one.........Really great router table build :)
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS MAN!! ;)
Brilliant!
Amazing video!
Only complaint is that the power switch should have been closer to the front of the table so you don't potentially bend over the spinning blade to shut it off.
Great work ... but I'm wondering what kind of breakfast cereal do you eat ? I need a fraction of your energy and enthusiasm. Thanks