How to assemble the metal pantorouter
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- This is a how-to guide for those that have bought the metal pantorouter. And for everyone else, maybe you want to buy one now? woodgears.ca/pa...
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I didn't realize that you had a tilting table option, this is definitely on my list!
Just got mine today. I've watched this video 15-20 times. Watching it one more time to assemble it:). It's a dream to own this tool. Thank you for doing what you do.
The Festool clamps are now also sold directly by Bessey (who have been making them all the time anyway). So if you like red better than green...the price is pretty much the same.
Thank you Matthias. For those who do buy a metal pantorouter, this video will be very helpful to them.
But but but… I wanted to see it in actiiiiiooooon :'( :'(
+Oscar Barda here's a video of it in action hybridpantorouter.com/
+Oscar Barda Next video! Hopefully this week. :) If not, we'll just wait impatiently.
Very nice - the jig is evolving very nicely. Well done Kuldeep and Mathias.
I'm not going to lie: this looks incredibly fun to assemble.
Can't wait to see you use this version. Great video showing the assembly of this revised version.
Is this a Festool? Just kidding.
Congratulations Matthias! I am very happy for you and wish you great success. It's a grand thing when a man get's to see his invention come to fruition.
I don't do any shopwork at all but I watched the whole video. I subbed a while back and I can't stop watching these haha
If only a thousand dollars wouldn't go so far building so many other things. It's a gorgeous machine.
Nice...wish I had a grand to spare and an everyday use for it (which I don't, lol).
Hope your getting a piece of the pie Matthias...you deserve it.
I think it's great to see how far this has come :-)
I really like this machine and could see it being well with the cost for someone building furniture professionally. To me, it's much more useful than the X-Carves you see on almost every woodworking channel. The XC are cool, but the pantorouter would be much more useful.
Nice! Really cool machine! Looks pretty lightweight too!
But will it do pocket holes?
Sorry. I'll see myself out.......
+rochat Yes, it will. Set the tilting base to 15 degrees and bore the pockets. Keep the template for the hole positions in the machine. Switch to the smaller size bit to bore the front of the pockets, and voila! The cleanest pocket holes you have ever seen!
I guess they didn't get the inner joke 😃
Yoram Krengel nope.
I'm sure glad I waited to buy my Pantorouter as they have made so many changes.
One quick suggestion during assembly is to apply blue (not red) Locktite to the threads of the bolts and screws as this tool might rattle itself loose and you might not notice it until it ruins a piece of work. Ask me how I know! My $0.02.
Great video, and an amazing machine. Well done, Kuldeep!
Hi Matt, I like the way you use recycled stuff. Perhaps you could make a video of you driving around and looking for junk. This might make 3 separate videos as follows: 1. Tour of dumpsters. 2. An examination of a pile of stuff you've collected; where it came from, how it might be used. 3. Assembly of a new piece of kit [or flight of fancy] from the pile. Best wishes, John
It must be pretty cool to see your brain child come together like this. Good for you.
really great job on the engineering and assembly tolerances on this thing!
As always, great video and work! Love the extruded Alu. design.
This is really slick looking.
I miss the evil laugh... You now have 3 panto-routers! No wait, 4! 5! :-)
The table might be able to use the Workholding Machinist Clamp kit for a small mill. The option you show works just as well, though.
My respects! A pure genius indeed! And it looks really beutiful also. Bravo, Matthias!
First time I've seen you with anything Festool. Welcome to the slippery slope :-)
Wow fantastic! I'd like to say that I'd rather build your wooden one, but if I did it would probably end up being a rocking chair! so I think that I'll probably end up buying one of those. Especially now that you've shown me how to put it together. Thanks Matthias.
+David Handley The wooden one doesn't really compete with this one. If this one is too expensive, build the wooden one. If that's too much work, buy the metal one.
@@matthiaswandel como eu posso comprar e onde eu moro no Brasil
Excellent presentation and suggestions. After build yours from your plans I'm tempted to upgrade.
A Video about Horizontal Bearings would be nice. Or even a Howl Video about all kinds of Bearings!
Can we please see that pantorouter doing some work next time? Thank you.
nice improvement of your machine. Would be nice if the individual stops you use in the end are some how exactly in line so you stock is not only stopped but also exactly in line with you router bit.... of course you can use a ruller to measure this but the edge of the table could be used for that
+Martijn Fransen That's a good point. It shouldn't be too hard to make. If you just elongate one of those stops so it covers several slots in the table, it should be in line with the router bit. Or, you could make it yourself with wood and those bolts Matthias showed towards the end. If it's made well, it only needs to cover 2 slots.
your shirt is doing funky things. nice video tho
I may have missed it, but I didn't see where the ambifascient lunar wainshaft was connected to the differential girdle spring? Without this, wouldn't the machine suffer from side fumbling in use? Or perhaps the arrangement of the spurving bearings prevents it?
+ib9rt I didn't see it either, nor do I see any evidence of marzel vanes.
Kuldeep's accuracy...
Tushar Varshney yep)
I have been saving up for this machine for 2 years and I am finally ordering mine next payday whoo-hoo!!! Has anyone gotten one in the last few months? Are they still made the same and shipped the same? How long did it take once you placed your order? I am so excited the wait has been brutal haha
Erectorset madness. Wow, what a contraption. My Multirouter will do just fine.
What an amazing machine!
A light heating with a heat gun will make removing that backing much easier. Just be careful not to apply enough heat to distort the acrylic.
It's like a functional work of art.
nicely done video!
Well Matthias, that's a cool piece of machinery and since the entire woodworking community is already equipped with a CNC machine i see some very good sales figures in the near future.
Btw, i will have neither anytime soon which doesn't mean i wouldn't want to. I just can spend my european dollar only once.
I misread the title as "How to assemble the MENTAL pantorouter".
I thought "Hey, I don't need to watch that, mine is already assembled!". Because that's how I usually use a router. I use a pantograph, but it's in my head...
Whats interesting is that is the same type of extruded aluminum that was used on my solar system, i have a bunch of the end peaces in my shed lol, the 90 degree angle brackets also look identical to the ones that came with my solar frame kit..
That's cool. It's like an analog CNC router.
hey love the channel.. what are the aluminium rails called?
i've been looking for them but cant find them or know what they are exactly called to find them. thx
this is very cool tool))) but I wonder... why there is no spring washers??? vibration will loosen screws...
You have four of these now? Holy shit! I wish I even had one, but as a PHD student I have no time to build one :(
Oh how I wish I could afford one of these bad boys. I bet I would spend an equal amount of wood just playing around with it. LOL.
How many pantorouters do you own now? Also are you going to make a video of all the unique Applications tilting table has kinda like how you did when you made the original pantorouter? Great video, keep up the good work so I can keep being entertained!
Yup, will be adding this to the WigWag Workshop. I rather have this before one of those Inventables CNC machines
Did you buy another metal pantorouter or did you just disassemble the one you already have and package it back up again so you can assemble in a video?
No .need to answer my question below. I just read in earlier comments that the manufactured version is based on your wooden model. Congratulations
Bom dia sou grande fã do seu canal sou do Brasil quero muito comprar um aparelho desses mais não sei como fazer e nem quanto isso me custaria
I will buy one of these for sure... No, in fact, I've already bought one in the future!
I see soooo many negative comments and resistance towards money on this video.
"It's great but out of my price range"
"I can't afford this"
"I so totally want this, BUT I could never justify it"
With those kind of declarations, they are exactly right. They will never have one.
If you want to manifest your wants and desires into reality, you have to put your self in alignment with them, and block the negative energy associated with the lack of money.
I challenge anybody that really wants one of these to print out a picture of one, place it where ever you'll see it the most. Like next to your computer monitor, and write on it, "The Pantorouter is already mine!" And don't worry about the amount it cost, just KNOW that someday you will have it. And the money or opportunity to earn the money will come.
Simple as that... And if that works, you can apply the same desire principle to anything in life! Change your mindset about scarcity and money. There is always enough.
+TheBikerScout I tried that method and yes, now I have a Woodrat!
Thank you for showing me that machine... I will get that one too! :-)
Pretty cool. Thanks for sharing Matthias. :)
Cnc excels in repeat operations and complex geometry. Yes if you only need one or two simple parts it will most likely be faster to print a template and cut it out by hand or a bandsaw etc.
Getting back to the device in question, again I love it and once set up you can make nice simple joinery fast and repeatable. My only problem is the cost. I think buying Matthias plans is much better. There is nothing there that should make it cost that much. The linear rails are about it. The extrusions look off the self and for a erector style dig kit in my opinion it's way way overpriced.
19 hours after posting this video, you have 41,457 views. Now thats a following. Amazing.
Could it be configured to use as an overhead router ?
Hello, this set of tools is amazing. I have been following you all along. I am Thai and have a passion for this tool. I would like to know how I can trade because I have no experience in this way. I am waiting for an answer.
This is so cool and I want one - but the price is just too high when you have to get the router as well. Plus it's not like it has the warranty that off the shelf tools like festool have.
+mortenmriis
The Hybrid PantoRouter has a one year limited warranty on parts in North, Central and South America. All of the details are on the website at www.hybridpantorouter.com
es genial cual es la marca o el fabricante y sera que lo envían a Colombia?
gracias
I wanted to see it in action
It would help to know the router that is needed to fit this.
+Stephen Day
The Porter Cable 890 is our new favorite but requires slight modification so it must stay in the Hybrid PantoRouter. The DeWalt model 618 is very common and inexpensive and slips right into the router bracket. There's also a special order Hybrid PantoRouter for a Ridgid router. Check the website at www.hybridpantorouter.com and go to the router selection guide. It's all there.
Bonjour de Liège - Belgique.
Etes-vous l'inventeur de cette machine ? Si oui, félicitations.
Hello of Liège - Belgium.
Are you the inventor of this machine? If yes, congratulations.
Thanks for the vid. I'm very interested in that. But 1000 EUR here in Germany is way toooo much! Seriously - all materials are at about 400 EUR at LEAST! Sorry - not for me!
Looking forward to build one on my own...
I couldn`t justify the price either - I`m currently trying to work out how I could add that functionality to my cnc router table, but I would like to see those plans if you ever got around to making one?
You must have enough of those now that you could rig them up in sequence.
Quisiera mayor información como precio en Perú y en cuanto tiempo llegaría a mí persona
exelente maquina, mas onde se encontra esse tipo de maquina? onde moro nunca vi igual.
oh i wish i had one. and all the add ons.
I want a link to the page to buy it it is very cool
how does this aluminium profile is called ?
Santa came early this year.
meccano for big boys! love it!!!!
how much is this one pantorouter
Very nice, but the price is a bit out... With the router it costs like little cnc.
Wow, a "let's play video" for woodworker.
donde se puede comprar en España o Europa
Very well thought out!
Matthias, are you satisfied with quality of slides/rails/bearings etc? Do you sell it separately? (a kind of "lego for adults") Or may be you can reference some good supplier? Thanks.
I've no idea what pantorouter is but kept watching the whole video. I still have no idea.
+LifeScene Hand and template driven cnc machine.
how much did it cost
If I ran a shop for cash I would buy one.
Those components aren't expensive and the amount of cuts, machining and parts are a lot of work.
As far as "being cheeper if it's from china" ... that usually doesn't happen unless you are making many thousands of something.
+hassleoffa In addition, it's not from China but from Japan...
Right ... looks like a beautiful machine to me. Unfortunately when I make one I'll have to save up my pennies and go for the plans and wood route.
+hassleoffa I did the one from wood and it was a great learning experience. Do it. You can use mostly scraps in the shop. Suggestion when using the 3/16 rod cut on piece with a slant and use in drill to make it easier to insert cut rod. When finished buy the aluminum tilting table unit. Put the wooden one on Craigslist.
How do I get.I am calling from Turkey
Did you design that?
very very nice ,but i think that i stick with the wooden version simply because the metal one cost a million billlion dollars or more
Beautiful stuff.
what price u paid for it ?
How can I buy one same please
i found Mat from his hexagon cake cutter, a link from utubes page
is this a re upload, i remember you doing something like this mattias
+Minemaker_5000 Not a re-upload. But I did cover this before.
ahh
thank you for clarification
What sort of spring is that used at the bottom of the pantograph?
+Rob Knott It's a spring that pulls.
@@matthiaswandelHello, I am Thai. I would like to know if this tool is available for sale in Thailand. I would like to get a tool for my personal business. Is there a way to buy it?
Gostei da maquina, com faco para comprar uma dessas e qual o preco
Now you have 4 pantorouters, muhahahaha
Did u make this vid or one like a few years ago? I think so
That one didn't have an adjustable table, if I recall correctly.
como faço para adquirir uma ferramenta dessas?
matt y did u buy that
I'm surprise that you bought and not built one.
Hey, I know that aluminum! It's called 80/20.