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Built this last week and used it for about 100 shelves. Birch plywood banded with 5/16" poplar, 5/8 router bit. Have cobbled together a number of versions of this tool in the past, but this ones a keeper. Simple and well thought out. Works great! Also my first adventure with Sketchup.
Many thanks. I built one of these and added plastic laminate to the two faces of the tool that run on the plywood being edged. Glides very nicely! This is a FANTASTIC TOOL!!! Thanks again!!
SIMPLY PUT, I JUST LOVE ALL YOUR VIDEOS, JOHN. FROM THE NO-NONSENSE COMMENTARY, TO THE AWESOME ROCK RIFFS, I JUST CANNOT GET ENOUGH OF YOUR VIDS. PLEASE KEEP IT UP !!
Have you made a sketch up basics video? I would love to see your take on using the software because you have so much experience with it. Nice work on this one!
Great work as always John. After working at an office furniture manufacture and edge banding thousands of desktops and trimming them with a sharpened putty knife taped to a file, I have no desire to edge band anything for a few eons. (lol)
Absolutely brilliant, A beautiful mind you are. I have a bunch of edge banding to do and have been suffering with the band it, I am beginner and really wish you had recorded this build. Anyhow will try and see what I can pick up from the sketchup model, dont know much about it. Thanks John.
Made this jig and tipped it on the first 2 panels...(book matched walnut plywood). do you have a sketch of your stationary jig-that one seems fail safe, I guess it's back to the hand trimmer for now!
Read the build article. The pictures have descriptions on how it was it built and after reading it, there is only enough play to fit certain size router bits. I think the problem with an adjustable fence is movement. You would probably need a locking point on the side to assist keeping it firmly in place, so it may be possible with some modifications.
It would really need more adjustability and also a plunge feature. I have been thinking about designing one (that's why I bought the router in the first place), but haven't found the time yet.
you have not done a tool view of the cordless router just want to know if it wealth it places in the workshop you did make wooden clips I needed a special chipping table build 2 months build the jig and 2 more months for the chips woods great the first piece I sold for it the people but the from me I have to build and other 2 more jigs for him
Details and the free SketchUp model here:
ibuildit.ca/projects/making-an-edge-banding-trimmer-attachment/
Ways you can help support this channel:
Patreon:
www.patreon.com/user?u=865843&ty=h
Project plans for sale: ibuildit.ca/plans/
Become A Member of this channel:
ua-cam.com/channels/jA8vRlL1c7BDixQRJ39-LQ.htmljoin
More videos on my second woodworking channel:
ua-cam.com/users/IBuildIt
My home reno channel:
ua-cam.com/users/IBuildItHome
My "Scrap bin" channel:
ua-cam.com/users/IBuildItScrapBin
#ibuildit
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Very nice. I like this idea.
John, you continue to be one of the most inventive minds in the woodworking community! This jig is amazing along with many of your others, thank you!
Built this last week and used it for about 100 shelves. Birch plywood banded with 5/16" poplar, 5/8 router bit.
Have cobbled together a number of versions of this tool in the past, but this ones a keeper. Simple and well thought out. Works great!
Also my first adventure with Sketchup.
The way you engineer the things you need for your projects is an inspiration. This is fantastic.
Your ideas are nothing short of amazing. The beauty is in the simplicity. Thankyou for sharing your talents.
great project ! Thank-you for what you do for the community
I am completely impressed with this jig.
Many thanks. I built one of these and added plastic laminate to the two faces of the tool that run on the plywood being edged. Glides very nicely! This is a FANTASTIC TOOL!!! Thanks again!!
SIMPLY PUT, I JUST LOVE ALL YOUR VIDEOS, JOHN. FROM THE NO-NONSENSE COMMENTARY, TO THE AWESOME ROCK RIFFS, I JUST CANNOT GET ENOUGH OF YOUR VIDS. PLEASE KEEP IT UP !!
You and Mattas will go down in inventive genius history! You've made so many useful add-ons to make every woodworker's life better. Thank you John.
John, I just discovered you video and watched. You are a very innovated man ! Great job !
Love the way your mind works. Thanks for sharing.
Very clever and ingenious design.
Simple and effective, as usual.
Thank you!
Another sensible creation! Nothing like a Sunday morning quickie.....
A couple good exploded pics is all most people should need for a simple build. Thanks for all your great ideas.
Perfect! Just what I needed to trim the edges of a new shop bench I'm building. Thanks, man.
Another brilliant invention! I really like the way you design jigs, tools, and attachments etc. Ingenuity and creativity at its best!
Fatto ieri per il mio router Makita. Funziona benissimo. Grazie di cuore per i tuoi preziosissimi consigli. Hai veramente delle mani d'oro!!!
John, that innovative brain of yours never stops coming up with great ideas! Nice attachment and tool!
It's like a portable router fence! Instead of pushing the material against it, you push the fence against the material. :) Very clever
Love it! In 100 years when I have enough to buy my own shop, I'll have plenty of your ideas to build!!!
Nothing but sensible good stuff on this channel .....always worth a look.
Another great idea.
I may have to build one given how much I hate trimming edge banding.
Have you made a sketch up basics video? I would love to see your take on using the software because you have so much experience with it. Nice work on this one!
Very interesting idea to make the tool even more versatil, thanks for sharing.
I found your bench model edge band trimmer on your web site....gonna give it a whorl...Thanks for another great Video!!!!
Simply awesome John! Thank you so much for sharing!
Incredible. As usual. Thanks John.
Great build. It'll be better than using a flat chisel for the plastic stuff.Good idea.
I didn’t know I needed this until right now. Thank you sir!
Luv it awesome attachment will be adding this 1 in the project list THX!
Great work as always John. After working at an office furniture manufacture and edge banding thousands of desktops and trimming them with a sharpened putty knife taped to a file, I have no desire to edge band anything for a few eons. (lol)
Great solution! Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely brilliant, A beautiful mind you are. I have a bunch of edge banding to do and have been suffering with the band it, I am beginner and really wish you had recorded this build. Anyhow will try and see what I can pick up from the sketchup model, dont know much about it. Thanks John.
another brilliant invention/tool! well done.
Beautiful, nice work as usual
Great looking Jig John! Thank you for sharing the video with us.👍😎JP
Wow another ingenious project and looks simple to boot (how do you do it)
Great idea John
Good idea and nice work !
It’s glorious, John!
Definitely building this
Very creative!
Thanks for sharing
As always, Thanks for sharing !
great idea! you inspire me!
Looks handy
Nice!
Made this jig and tipped it on the first 2 panels...(book matched walnut plywood). do you have a sketch of your stationary jig-that one seems fail safe, I guess it's back to the hand trimmer for now!
Thanks for the video.
thanks a lot!!! my question is, why 2º ???
Great
At first glance the thumbnail looked like a homemade Domino!
That is completely rad. I have the wired version of the Makita trim router. Is it basically the same shape and size?
same size - I have the corded one too.
what bits you used?
cool
Does the fence adjust up and down? If so, seems like it might make a good dowel hole jig also with a small mod.
Read the build article. The pictures have descriptions on how it was it built and after reading it, there is only enough play to fit certain size router bits. I think the problem with an adjustable fence is movement. You would probably need a locking point on the side to assist keeping it firmly in place, so it may be possible with some modifications.
It would really need more adjustability and also a plunge feature. I have been thinking about designing one (that's why I bought the router in the first place), but haven't found the time yet.
@@troymeredith521 Thanks
@@JohnHeisz Thanks, John. Great video and great idea.
TOP 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Not able to download the free plans. Is there another way to download plans?
Thank you 😊
Worked fine for me.
How the hell did i miss this????
How do you prevent tipping...one moment's lapse in concentration and...oops
Never been this early :)
very nice!!!
you have not done a tool view of the cordless router just want to know if it wealth it places in the workshop you did make wooden clips I needed a special chipping table build 2 months build the jig and 2 more months for the chips woods great the first piece I sold for it the people but the from me I have to build and other 2 more jigs for him
Brilliant, why aren't you a millionaire?
This invention are begging for some dust collection. :)
the fak just use clamps lol.
Great idea and nice build!