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You can see the love and pride this guy puts into his work. I wonder how many persons do their own camera work and post production, and the amount of time it takes to produce something like this.
Come on guys!! This Pro is kind enough to share his work and put a lot of work into doing it. Measurements all depend on how big a table and fence you want and nor the less what kind of router you got. They are not standard sizes at all. The metal thing I think is a doorstopper meant to make some counter weighing for the blade as you put your wood through the cutter/saw. YES I am a total amateur myself. Greetings to all from Denmark 😇
Hi, thanks for sharing and great job for the item and the production of this video. I used this as a prompt to build a fence for an old router table (a board with mounting holes) and have just completed it, thanks. My work area is a whole lot messier and not worthy of filming lol 11:08
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.
I love what you do you are so precise I really enjoy watching your videos thank you but it should be more nice if you can talk when you are doing what you doing And I say we not offend Thanks again
Thank you Glen. That oval object is a door stop (Or sold as door stop). Keeps the door in position so it wont close. But since it has a nice rubber bottom and quite heavy I use is sometimes instead of clamps and here for pushing. ;)
Is there a benefit to using these glued t-tracks over using a t-slot bit? I would imagine that using a t-slot bit in plywood or solid wood is stronger than gluing on the MDF strips right?
I am going to attempt something like this so this video is very helpful, however, isn't the vacuum function rendered obsolete when the hole for the router bit is completely covered?
Hey Tony, good point. It still proved to be useful. when the suction is on, it does take away the dust that gets stuck between the fence and the workpiece. 👍
Complimenti x la semplicità e il modo che presenti i tuoi progetti, tutti belli utili x il proprio laboratorio, bravo 👍 mi sono iscritto e ti seguo per i bellissimi lavori e suggerimenti, per caso sono disponibili anche i PDF dei progetti ? Un ciao da Rimini 👍😉
Hello Walter Felipe, thank you for the compliment. I am glad you like it. I am working on the pdf for my projects. And I keep on posting those one by one on my website: allflavorworkshop.com/ Hopefully you'll find all of them soon in there. :)
Todos sus videos son muy buenos, su trabajo lo hace perfecto y limpio, pero de nada vale sin un comentario de lo que hace y más aún sin comunicar las medidas de lo que hace. Saludos.
Ciao, gran bel lavoro! L’unica cosa che modificherei però è lo spessore della base la dove appoggia il router. Se fosse più sottile guadagneresti alcuni millimetri! Ciao e grazie comunque del bel video!
I am an amateur who started woodwork recently as hobby and question myself why I couldn't think to make the t-track the way you did but paid 10 $ for each. thx
Hi and thanks for a really good video - my next project! As a newbie, please help - what type of plywood and what thickness - plywood and MDF. Many thanks in advance
Thank you very much for sharing this. One of these days I am planning to make a router table to myself. I am not much experienced on woodwork, just on hobby level and I am wondering why you prefer to glue 2 plywood desks instead of using single plywood desk with desired thickness? Was it available in hand as scrap from another projects? Or has it got certain advantages to do it like that?
Hello, The videos are very good, but each time the dimensions are missing to establish the plans. I am a subscriber but I regret that the plans are not provided.
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► Tutorial and Plans available: allflavorworkshop.com/simple-benchtop-router-table-with-table-fence/
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I have that same router. What size screws did you use to attach the router to the base?
is lock miter bit suitable for trimmer mini.. bro??
There is no music,talking or unnecessary noise.We need this!Thank you.
Thanks! :)
You can see the love and pride this guy puts into his work. I wonder how many persons do their own camera work and post production, and the amount of time it takes to produce something like this.
I know a lot of people doesn’t see that but he doing such a great job
*Not* fast forwarding is what I like best in this video. Good job.
Glad you liked it!
You putting a weight on top of the board is one of the most innovatively brilliant things I have ever seen. Well done !!
Thank you very much!
i have seen so many of these video.... so many, but with in 8secs of this one i see i want this model!
also those proxxon table saws are epic, ripped down 8x4 18mm ply a few times before : )
Perfect! :D
that is right, I am also quite happy with this mini table saw.
Come on guys!!
This Pro is kind enough to share his work and put a lot of work into doing it.
Measurements all depend on how big a table and fence you want and nor the less what kind of router you got. They are not standard sizes at all.
The metal thing I think is a doorstopper meant to make some counter weighing for the blade as you put your wood through the cutter/saw.
YES I am a total amateur myself.
Greetings to all from Denmark 😇
Nice work and clever idea for those expensive T-tracks and T-bolts. Thank you.
Thank you, fine ideas.
However use push board if you like your fingers😊
I do ;)
Hi, thanks for sharing and great job for the item and the production of this video.
I used this as a prompt to build a fence for an old router table (a board with mounting holes) and have just completed it, thanks.
My work area is a whole lot messier and not worthy of filming lol
11:08
That sounds great Adey, thank you too! I am glad it works :)
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.
Tahnk you :)
🇸🇦👍As I watched, I imagined myself seeing an artist paints a painting with perfection. I really liked your mastery and your work, thank you.
Cool, I like sound of router 😄
It would be cool to see your tool collection? Nice work Lukas, keep them coming 👍
I love what you do you are so precise I really enjoy watching your videos thank you but it should be more nice if you can talk when you are doing what you doing And I say we not offend Thanks again
Thank you too Jose. Thanks for the suggestion :)
what is heavy oval object in the videos. another great video.
Thank you Glen. That oval object is a door stop (Or sold as door stop). Keeps the door in position so it wont close. But since it has a nice rubber bottom and quite heavy I use is sometimes instead of clamps and here for pushing. ;)
I would like to know the Measures for the materials please nice job really appreciate thank
Como siempre muy buen trabajo y gracias por compartir
Por favor que medidas tienen los T- TRACKS de fundó y de ancho ??
Que bueno. Muy bien. Aparte de su enseñanza muy prolijo. Felicitaciones desde la argentina saludos.......
Very good, congratulations.
Didn't know you can use a thermal detonator like that!!😄👍
Thank you. I will make one of these as I can’t afford the price of a router table and an save space in my garage.
It is possible to get detentions of your router table .Thank you
Hi Bogdan, I am slowly adding all the projects on the website with additional information and plans. Please bear with me 😉👍
Great video! With the fence on racks, does it ever become out of square? How do you test for square before cutting?
Hi there, I am using it mainly for dadoes and stright cuts. That works like a charm.:)
Is there a benefit to using these glued t-tracks over using a t-slot bit? I would imagine that using a t-slot bit in plywood or solid wood is stronger than gluing on the MDF strips right?
Hello Vincent, I would agree. The downside I see I that T-slot bits tend to snap quite often. But a good quality bit should do it! :)
I am going to attempt something like this so this video is very helpful, however, isn't the vacuum function rendered obsolete when the hole for the router bit is completely covered?
Hey Tony, good point. It still proved to be useful. when the suction is on, it does take away the dust that gets stuck between the fence and the workpiece. 👍
Complimenti x la semplicità e il modo che presenti i tuoi progetti, tutti belli utili x il proprio laboratorio, bravo 👍 mi sono iscritto e ti seguo per i bellissimi lavori e suggerimenti, per caso sono disponibili anche i PDF dei progetti ? Un ciao da Rimini 👍😉
Hello Walter Felipe, thank you for the compliment. I am glad you like it. I am working on the pdf for my projects. And I keep on posting those one by one on my website: allflavorworkshop.com/
Hopefully you'll find all of them soon in there. :)
With the top so thick. Are the router bits still long enough when using the router ??
They are, but it really depends on what tasks you want to perform. The longer the better ;)
Todos sus videos son muy buenos, su trabajo lo hace perfecto y limpio, pero de nada vale sin un comentario de lo que hace y más aún sin comunicar las medidas de lo que hace. Saludos.
I wish you had plans with measurements for this! I am going to try to build this and do some guessing on the sizes
when will the plans be available to download as they are not in your available download section yet?
Hello, yes, they are not available yet. Hopefully they will be soon. Please bear with me 🙂
bonjour super minutieux merci pour se tuto
looks very good. how much height adjustment did you lose by not hollowing out for the router base?
Hi Tim, I think around ¨1,5cm. Making a hollow for the router base would be definitely helpful. 👍
Great Video. Great ideas.
Did you use the mdf for a reason? I would have just as soon picked up a keyhole bit and cut the slots right into the top.
Pretty nice work, dude! Well done! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Slow down now. Can we talk about that track saw build?!
What is a single horizontal t-track for?
Hello! It is good to add stop blocks or potentially a slider for a table that would be used with this router table.
Anyway to get the measurements or a blueprint to this router???
*You are welcome dear present🌹🥰😘😍*
Parabéns pelo seu trabalho fico top👍🇧🇷💯
What is the story on the metal orb that appears at about 0:35 ?
Is 6mm bit strong enough for begginers? Will it bend because of normal use?
Ciao, gran bel lavoro! L’unica cosa che modificherei però è lo spessore della base la dove appoggia il router. Se fosse più sottile guadagneresti alcuni millimetri! Ciao e grazie comunque del bel video!
show off! lol....great job bro!
I like something portabel/floating...😃
Great :)
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I am an amateur who started woodwork recently as hobby and question myself why I couldn't think to make the t-track the way you did but paid 10 $ for each. thx
Good
Thanks
Thank you.
Where can I buy the yellow ruler please
same question here 🙋🏻♂️
Hi and thanks for a really good video - my next project! As a newbie, please help - what type of plywood and what thickness - plywood and MDF. Many thanks in advance
Good job thank's
Good job Nice
Are you going to build one? :)
Thank you very much for sharing this. One of these days I am planning to make a router table to myself. I am not much experienced on woodwork, just on hobby level and I am wondering why you prefer to glue 2 plywood desks instead of using single plywood desk with desired thickness? Was it available in hand as scrap from another projects? Or has it got certain advantages to do it like that?
I thought about that too; he certainly didn't have the thickness of wood he'd like.
Trim router?
A description and mesaurements would be helpful!!!!!!!!!
Very nice, but it would be even better if you share the measurements; Thanks
Y acá estamos...
Is there a miter table here in your collection?
It will be nice if you had the dimensions for each cut
Hello,
The videos are very good, but each time the dimensions are missing to establish the plans. I am a subscriber but I regret that the plans are not provided.
Why don’t you give wood measurements & sizes for other things you use. It would be very helpful being a beginner.
Когда клей высох - шурупы крутить поздно .)
Por favor pon las medidas y grosores gracias
Have you ever considered explaining to people the steps you are doing?
hola me gustó saludo
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Sardar lod badi dilwala ho btw hai .Jab sewa karta hai ved bhav nahi rakhte hai.Magar dunia me aisa bhi ek majhab ka log ho te hai jis hat se unlogo Ko khilayega usiko kat lega.Isliye inlogoka
pehsan rakhna jaroori hai .
Superior design
Bit boring.......