EASIEST DIY Router Lift with Insert Plate | Part 2

This is part 2 of the New! Multi-purpose workbench. In this video, I make the simplest and easiest router lift for the 2200w MOTOR INGCO ROUTER. No welding needed. Enjoy! Like and share. Subscribe for more videos.
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[@thetinywoodworkshop]

That is a fantastic solution, did you take out the springs from the tubes of your router case? I have one old router which is quite similar problem with this router is the case and the tube guides do not have a snug fit, there is a little play. I've mounted my Makita router case but have to change height manually entering the box which is an obstacle. You are already some steps ahead 👍

[@youtukang]

Best product 👍🥰🥰🥰🤝🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@ap1962]

Nice, you use the posts (runners) from the router itself to stabilize the vertical motion. Lots of other guys build those separately.

[@xpertstrategist2216]

This is quite simple - this is one of the best approach to a lift i have seen on TH-cam! Great job

[@cabman86]

I like this. Maybe try with acrylic top for better strength and have it thinner.

[@antoniotop5377]

Congratulations

[@hectorgerco2963]

Hi , how can you change the router bits???

[@Lawmtho]

I know I must have missed it but what keeps the top adjusting nut from spinning off the end of the threaded rod? Did you peen it or perhaps drilled it for a set screw? Great solution to a problem I have had with adjusting the depth of cut from above the table! I hope to use your method in the near future.

[@sohelislam7388]

please let me know whether you removed spring from the router?

[@maxnews5478]

hello, i would like to get a similar router ,after a long experience with this machine , did you have any problem with this machine ?