I bought my Bosch table saw the other month. My wife is getting me a new Triton router for an anniversary present and i wanted to combine the table saw with it. Great vid fella, thank you so much.
Andreas I.m an ex pro of 25yrs and retired for a few years. Im setting up a small shop using machinery much smaller than im used to. Your reviews of these lightweight tools are very helpful and I love your accent Regards Stuart from uk.
Hi Andreas, Thank you for posting this video. I actually purchased the Tritan router, Kreg insert and Kreg insert leveller kit around two weeks ago. I liked the idea of having the height adjustment from above without the expense of a router lift. Going by your video it looks like it should work well. Thanks again, Peter
Up with the very best! Now I think a copy is in my head. No mention of a Router Table with my new Router 1200AE Bosch that I just bought. Must follow this up. Glad You showed me the way! Thank You Sir!
This is a great use of space. No doubt this modification is in the near future for my tablesaw. Now that you've granted me permission, I'll watch the other videos. Thanks.
I live near Denver and visit Rockler and Woodcraft there often. I have looked at and read about the Triton router and thought it would be a good buy for my extension. The problem is that both those vendors have the Triton, but don't carry the plate that it needs to fit into the table. Neither had the dust collection parts that you show on your installation. The web indicates that the dust collection pieces come with the router. I need to investigate the Triton more thoroughly. I like your installation that does not need a lift to get height adjustment and has dust collection without putting the router in a box. I have also asked both Rockler and Woodcraft about a router that has a spindle lock for one wrench bit changes. Neither knew of any router with that feature, but the Triton TRA001 3¼ HP model has one. It is also less expensive with comparable warranty than most other high HP routers with fewer features. Thanks for the video.
I like your videos! And I so much like the People who doesn’t hide their “mistankes” but is open about it. This is so instructive! I Will build my own router table with the inspirations from this video 👍 Thanks!
I just subscribed to you because I like your honesty. Most guys wouldn't show the little mistakes so they look like a master and then we would do exactly the same thing. I look forward to watching your videos from Vancouver Canada.
I found my next project! I’ve been thinking about a router table but have limited space. Using the table of my Bosch 4100 fits my needs perfectly! Thank you for this well done video! Like the music!
Das war ja ein richtig lustiges Video und ich bin froh, dass ich darauf gestoßen bin. Danke Andreas für die Tipps und die Veröffentlichung deiner Erfahrungen.... :-)
Thank you Andreas. From S. Africa. Looking at buying this very saw. Toss up between this and the Dewalt. I'll stick with the Bosch. Really interesting and helpful video.
@@holzhandwerk_ak Hi Andreas, when you have the router installed the you can't use the fence ruler anymore because you need to remove the router and close the extension for the ruler to measuring accurately, have done anything to compensate for that or did you buy stick on measuring tape? Thanks
Very, very good video, Andreas. As I can see from your video and others, it just makes sense to upgrade my router before I create a decent table. Oh well.
Great idea. Never thought about using the gab of the table saw extension to put a router in. I've always clamped it into my little, mobile, workbench. Silly me. Thumbs up.
May I ask what the (German) name of the brown coated plywood is? I've never seen it here in UK but I know you can buy big sheets in Germany. I can only get melamine chipboard which is so annoying. www.travisperkins.co.uk/Product/Timber/Sheet-Material/White-Melamine-Shelving+Furniture-Panels/c/1515000
In German it’s called “Siebdruckplatte” (screen printing board) because I think that’s what I was used for. I think in English it’s called resin-coated plywood.
Übrigens: Wenn Du mir eine Freude machen möchtest, kannst Du für den Kauf der Komponenten den Link in der Beschreibung verwenden. Kostet Dich bei Amazon nicht mehr und mir bringt es eine kleine Provision. Aber bitte nicht als Aufforderung verstehen, sondern nur als freundlichen und unverbindlichen Hinweis.
I have watched (i guess) 10 videos, where the big Triton lands in a tabelsaw. And every time it was interesting. So also your video. And in all videos there are little differences in realization the work. When my time comes for doing this, i can take back on a bunch of experiences. And yours are one of them. Danke fürs Video. Cheerio aus dem Schwabenland.
Thanks Alfred. That’s one thing I really like about sharing our work on TH-cam: We can all learn from each other and each one of us finds a different route to the goal so that many good solutions finally get published.
Danke AoK. Sowohl für das Lob als auch für die Vorarbeit, die für mich sehr wertvoll war. Ich schaue Deine Videos auch sehr gern, auch wenn ich in letzter Zeit nur noch wenig Zeit finde, TH-cam zu schauen.
Hervorragendes Video, Andreas. Ich danke dir für die Verlinkung. Mittlerweile spiele ich auch mit dem Gedanken in eine Triton zu investieren. Aber erst, wenn ich das Geld für eine andere, größere Anschaffung zusammen und ausgegeben habe.
You did that a bit different to me last week. I attached the timber around outside of plate, then made a piece to go in the centre, where I was going to cut the hole, so router would be supported on both sides. After removing all material for router plate I cut the middle all the way out. My first use of a router and I only have one arm. Wasn’t as scary as I thought, tho I only needed to hold on the a makita trim router. Wouldn’t be tackling that great hulk of a Titan router with one hand. The Titan in a Mft table will be next if I get enough use out of my toy router table.
Great video Andreas. I liked the format, clear video of your process followed by you giving tips etc. I’m just starting to build a router table to connect to my DW745, and was impressed with the keg mounts you used. I’ve placed an order for these and when they arrive I will continue my build. I was very impressed and have subscribed.
Saw your shop tour on Jay Bates channel. Thought I would come over and check you out. Good job and apprecaite you sharing the issues you had and how you overcame them.
Ist wieder einmal ein schönes Video geworden. Obwohl es schon ein paar videos zu dem Thema gibt, hast du es geschafft das Video sehr gut und interessant zu gestalten 👍
I been struggling with my need for a table router vs my lack of workshop spacewhen I came across this really useful video. I used a piece of old kichen worktop (40mm thick) which worked well. I put maple edging (about 18mm, from some left over maple flooring) on the ends as I didn't want the screws holding the metal strips to move in the chipboard. I used 3mm x 15mm stainless strip for the mounting front and back, basically because that was what I could find on offer: no problem with fouling the fence. The front and back of the saw bed are not quite vertical which means that positioning the strips is a bit fiddly. Despite some site indicating that the Kreg plate could sag I went with that and the big Triton. I mounted the plate/router with the switch towards the front and the dust extraction at the back - I can use the same extractor pipe as I use on the blade guard of the saw, switching it over farly easily. However the spring cover on the router fouls the base of the saw when the router is fully lowered so for now I'm leaving the cover off - its upside down so shouldn't get too much dirt. I used a large outdoor switch mounted under the table like yours but I put a hinged wooden flap in front of it that turns the switch off when you press it, just like the standard switch for the GTS10. I even painted it red! Thanks for a really great suggestion. I'll make a router fence and fingerboards next.
Great video, Andreas! Thank You so much for posting it. I have the Bosch 4100XC-10 that I am going to attempt this on. I already cut the plywood to size the issue is the plywood is now slightly cupped for some reason. Also, I noticed your steel flat bar looks to be 3/4” the space I have on the 4100XC-10 only allows for 1/2”. 🤷🏻♂️
@@holzhandwerk_ak Thank You so much for responding, Andreas, I truly appreciate you & your video. I followed your instructions carefully & sorted out all issues I was having. I must say, the router insert on my Bosch 4100XC-10 is thee best addition to my small shop. Thank you again!!
Wie immer, super Video , ich hab mir meinen Frästisch zu Weihnachten gebaut und nach ein paar Wochen festgestellt, dass sich die Siebdruckplatte über die Länge eventl. auch durch das Gewicht der Triton Fräse gesenkt hatte.Das Problem konnte durch 2 Winkel am Sägetisch behoben werden.
Hallo Andreas, danke für das tolle Video. Bei mir steht irgendwann dieses Jahr auch der Einsatz an. Da ist es super, dass man nochmal eine "Anleitung" hat. Vielen Dank auch für deine Outtakes. Es ist echt sinnvoll, nicht alle Fehler selber zu machen. Und es ist doch schön zu wissen, das woanders auch nicht alles klappt. Schönen Abend und weiter so! Jasper
Danke Jasper, freut mich, dass das Video nützlich für Dich ist. Übrigens: Wenn Du mir eine Freude machen möchtest, kannst Du für den Kauf der Komponenten den Link in der Beschreibung verwenden. Kostet Dich bei Amazon nicht mehr und mir bringt es eine kleine Provision. Aber bitte nicht als Aufforderung verstehen, sondern nur als freundlichen und unverbindlichen Hinweis.
instead of double sided tape you can also just use normal painters tape on both sides and super glue the tape together. works really well and so easy to remove afterwards. one of the best inserts ever, just got my Bosch table and lookin fwd to making stuff
Thanks for your tip. What is super glue exactly? 2 component glue? That’s not very widespread in Germany, whereas I’ve always had a roll of double-sided tape inn household for as long as I can remember.
@@holzhandwerk_ak its usually like an instant bond. Cyanoacrolytes or there is wood specific one called instant bond wood filler. Not a two part mixture and activates within like 30s. So very quick.
Excellent idea, many thanks for sharing it Andreas. I have just bough a GTS 635-216 which is a stripped down, smaller and less expensive version of yours, but still has an extendable fence/table so I’m hoping I can modify your design to get it to fit. Many thanks!
Tolles Video, ich habe der Gleiche System aber mit den Bosch GMF 1600 CE, ich glaube mit der Triton Router ist einfach, die Höhe des Bits einzustellen, aber mit den Bosch kann man das Motor wechsel und sowohl Tauchfräser als auch Oberfräsentisch.
I agree. A proper fence has long been on the list. But as I’m planning to build an assembly table combined with a router table at some point, I’ve been holding it off.
Hi Andreas, Super wie immer! Freu mich schon auf den Anschlag! Das mit den Radius für die einlegeplatte wäre mir sicherlich auch passiert! 😉 Na da bin ich mal gespannt auf deinen ultimativen Assembly-Table (da gibts nicht mal ne vernünftige Übersetzung 🤭😉) 💪💪💪
Danke Stefan. Auf den Assembly Table musst Du noch etwas warten, jetzt stehen erst mal zwei andere größere Projekte an. Und da ich gerade wirklich wenig Zeit habe, kann das schon noch etwas dauern.
Thanks Sanjay! May I ask: What exactly gives you the impression that the videos keep getting better (I’d like to understand what my viewers look out for). Thanks for your feedback.
Andreas Kalt Hi Andreas, I find your use of focus shifts and shallow depth of field very unusual for a TH-cam film maker. It is very sophisticated in my opinion. I have some experience 😀 These are my credentials from my day job www.imdb.com/name/nm1339894/
Wow - cool! I really appreciate that - Even more so because it’s coming from a professional. Now I’m going to try even harder knowing that you’re watching with a critical eye ;-)
Fantástico..., ficou excelente, parabéns pelo seu excelente trabalho!!! Vou aproveitar algumas das suas ideias, dividir o conhecimento é o que falta na Humanidade. Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
nice video as usual Andreas. I think you should make two supports on the right side of the table, maybe under the adjustable bar of the saw plane. i hope to be wrong but I would not want it to bend during a processing. see you in the next video ciao
Great vid....yes, a build like this always includes a little trial and error..Was wondering if you put any lock nuts under neath on the screws that level the top plate off. i would think that vibration would change the plate height. I had this happen to me where the part of the plate came up and snagged/caught my work piece. just a question/suggestion.
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Congratulations Andreas: by far the best instruction video for this ( and I have seen many) !!
Thanks for your kind words, I’m very happy to hear that.
@@holzhandwerk_ak nice video, thank you. I'm considering building one of these. any deflection on the extension table?
So far I haven’t noticed any deflection.
@@holzhandwerk_ak thanks for the reply and video. Good work
@@holzhandwerk_ak excelente trabalho sabedoria deste indivíduo muito bom
Best video ever. No talking just everything i need to see
I bought my Bosch table saw the other month. My wife is getting me a new Triton router for an anniversary present and i wanted to combine the table saw with it. Great vid fella, thank you so much.
Glad to hear it. Thanks.
I like that you don't edit out your mistakes like when everything fell off of the table. We all struggle and it's good to see. Great build.
Thanks!
Your end comments about mistakes was the best. Thank you for this.
Thanks. I’m glad you like it.
Andreas I.m an ex pro of 25yrs and retired for a few years. Im setting up a small shop using machinery much smaller than im used to. Your reviews of these lightweight tools are very helpful and I love your accent Regards Stuart from uk.
Thanks Stuart. Glad to hear it!
Admitting your mistakes make you Human! No one is perfect. Thank You. Very good info!
Thanks!
Hi Andreas,
Thank you for posting this video. I actually purchased the Tritan router, Kreg insert and Kreg insert leveller kit around two weeks ago. I liked the idea of having the height adjustment from above without the expense of a router lift. Going by your video it looks like it should work well.
Thanks again,
Peter
Thanks. Good luck with your new setup.
OUTSTANDING VIDEO ,With not ONE Spoken Word! So Easy to understand all the work involved. Those Kreg corners are the Best!
Thanks very much!
Up with the very best! Now I think a copy is in my head. No mention of a Router Table with my new Router 1200AE Bosch that I just bought. Must follow this up. Glad You showed me the way! Thank You Sir!
Glad I could help.
Many thank,s!
This is a great use of space. No doubt this modification is in the near future for my tablesaw. Now that you've granted me permission, I'll watch the other videos. Thanks.
Haven't thought of taking the spring out, thanks
I saw many video on how to build router table but this is abslolutely the best one! Thanks to sharing your experience.
Thank you!
I live near Denver and visit Rockler and Woodcraft there often. I have looked at and read about the Triton router and thought it would be a good buy for my extension. The problem is that both those vendors have the Triton, but don't carry the plate that it needs to fit into the table. Neither had the dust collection parts that you show on your installation. The web indicates that the dust collection pieces come with the router. I need to investigate the Triton more thoroughly. I like your installation that does not need a lift to get height adjustment and has dust collection without putting the router in a box. I have also asked both Rockler and Woodcraft about a router that has a spindle lock for one wrench bit changes. Neither knew of any router with that feature, but the Triton TRA001 3¼ HP model has one. It is also less expensive with comparable warranty than most other high HP routers with fewer features. Thanks for the video.
Good luck with your search - thanks for your feedback.
I like your videos! And I so much like the People who doesn’t hide their “mistankes” but is open about it. This is so instructive! I Will build my own router table with the inspirations from this video 👍 Thanks!
Thank you - good luck!
10/10! Bau ich so für meine GOF130 und GTS254 von Bosch nach!
Danke
Viel Erfolg!
Really great idea for mounting the insert to the table saw. Ingenious!!!
Thanks for your feedback. It’s not my idea, though. Many others have done it before me 😀
I just subscribed to you because I like your honesty. Most guys wouldn't show the little mistakes so they look like a master and then we would do exactly the same thing. I look forward to watching your videos from Vancouver Canada.
Thanks for your feedback! I’m glad you like my discussion of what I learnt and welcome to the channel!
I found my next project! I’ve been thinking about a router table but have limited space. Using the table of my Bosch 4100 fits my needs perfectly! Thank you for this well done video! Like the music!
Glad to hear it - all the best for your project!
As far as I can see this insert can even be used on its very own, independent router table. Looks very good.
Yes, you can build a separate router table with it no problem.
Thanks for that additional reminders... you give me an idea instead of making a separate router table
Good luck!
Das war ja ein richtig lustiges Video und ich bin froh, dass ich darauf gestoßen bin. Danke Andreas für die Tipps und die Veröffentlichung deiner Erfahrungen.... :-)
Danke für die netten Worte.
Thank you Andreas. From S. Africa. Looking at buying this very saw. Toss up between this and the Dewalt. I'll stick with the Bosch. Really interesting and helpful video.
Thank you! Enjoy your new saw!
The very best of all I watched yet. It is many!
Thanks Richard!
I’ve just got the same table saw as you. This is on my list of ideas to add to it so thanks for the video.
Glad to hear it - good luck with the build!
Thanks Andreas, just what I wanted to see since I the same table saw and older version of Triton router, I will add the to my next project👍
Glad to hear it. Good luck!
@@holzhandwerk_ak Hi Andreas, when you have the router installed the you can't use the fence ruler anymore because you need to remove the router and close the extension for the ruler to measuring accurately, have done anything to compensate for that or did you buy stick on measuring tape? Thanks
Brilliant. Brilliant idea, and brilliant execution. Subscribed.
Thanks!
DE LO VISTO Y MUCHISIMO ..LO MEJOR..THE BEST...FELICITACIONES desde Marbella España
Muchas gracias!
Very, very good video, Andreas. As I can see from your video and others, it just makes sense to upgrade my router before I create a decent table. Oh well.
Thank you.
Great idea. Never thought about using the gab of the table saw extension to put a router in. I've always clamped it into my little, mobile, workbench. Silly me. Thumbs up.
Thanks Steffen!
May I ask what the (German) name of the brown coated plywood is? I've never seen it here in UK but I know you can buy big sheets in Germany. I can only get melamine chipboard which is so annoying. www.travisperkins.co.uk/Product/Timber/Sheet-Material/White-Melamine-Shelving+Furniture-Panels/c/1515000
In German it’s called “Siebdruckplatte” (screen printing board) because I think that’s what I was used for. I think in English it’s called resin-coated plywood.
It seems to be available in the UK as well: www.chilterntimber.co.uk/product/plywood-phenolic-face-wbp-birch-2440-x-1220-x-18mm/
Google for 'phenolic resin plywood' or 'phenolic plywood' does the trick. Thanks a lot.
Very Nice video. I will try to build something similar for my Bosch Gts saw 🎉🎉
So, jetzt baue ich mir das auch. Danke für deine hochwertigen Videos!
Danke und freut mich, wenn meine Videos Dir gefallen und für Dich nützlich sind!
Übrigens: Wenn Du mir eine Freude machen möchtest, kannst Du für den Kauf der Komponenten den Link in der Beschreibung verwenden. Kostet Dich bei Amazon nicht mehr und mir bringt es eine kleine Provision. Aber bitte nicht als Aufforderung verstehen, sondern nur als freundlichen und unverbindlichen Hinweis.
das geht los.
Me parece un video genial. Sobre todo la parte del nivel que se cae. Por fin un video con imperfecciones. Como nosotros. Muchas gracias
Muchas gracias por el bonito comentario.
Awesome , Have to say i like your drill press
Thanks. I have a whole video about it here: kit.co/holzhandwerk_ak/my-drill-press-drill-mount
Bloody awesome idea mate looks fantastic
Thanks. The idea is not mine, though. Just this way of doing it.
I turned out awesome Andreas I loved how you broke each section down as you explained it and demonstrated it
Thanks Opa! I’m glad you like it!
Great video Andreas, really enjoyed it thank you
Thanks Michael, I’m glad to hear it!
I have watched (i guess) 10 videos, where the big Triton lands in a tabelsaw. And every time it was interesting. So also your video. And in all videos there are little differences in realization the work.
When my time comes for doing this, i can take back on a bunch of experiences. And yours are one of them. Danke fürs Video.
Cheerio aus dem Schwabenland.
Thanks Alfred. That’s one thing I really like about sharing our work on TH-cam: We can all learn from each other and each one of us finds a different route to the goal so that many good solutions finally get published.
Very clean, great video
Thank you!
Realmente un placer verte trabajar muchas gracias por compartir tus conocimientos un abrazo desde Argentina.
Muchas gracias por sus comentarios! Saludos a la Argentina!
This is genius! Getting this saw for Christmas can't wait to make this for it!!
Great. All the best for it.
Das ist wirklich eine tolle Extrafunktion der Bosch GTS 10XC.
Viel Spass mit Deinem neuen Frästisch!
Beste Grüße,
Thomas
Danke Tom!
Schönes Video Andreas, vielen Dank fürs erwähnen und verlinken! Ich freu mich immer wenn es am Sonntagmorgen ein Video von Dir zu sehen gibt👍😀
Danke AoK. Sowohl für das Lob als auch für die Vorarbeit, die für mich sehr wertvoll war. Ich schaue Deine Videos auch sehr gern, auch wenn ich in letzter Zeit nur noch wenig Zeit finde, TH-cam zu schauen.
Hervorragendes Video, Andreas. Ich danke dir für die Verlinkung. Mittlerweile spiele ich auch mit dem Gedanken in eine Triton zu investieren. Aber erst, wenn ich das Geld für eine andere, größere Anschaffung zusammen und ausgegeben habe.
Danke und gerne Rainer.
You did that a bit different to me last week. I attached the timber around outside of plate, then made a piece to go in the centre, where I was going to cut the hole, so router would be supported on both sides. After removing all material for router plate I cut the middle all the way out. My first use of a router and I only have one arm. Wasn’t as scary as I thought, tho I only needed to hold on the a makita trim router. Wouldn’t be tackling that great hulk of a Titan router with one hand. The Titan in a Mft table will be next if I get enough use out of my toy router table.
Beautiful job.
Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much as well for the experiments shared in the last past. Excellent.
Thanks. You’re welcome.
Nicely done great video
Thank you!
Salut Andreas, super concept et magnique , merci pour la vidéo, à plus JEAN.
Merci beaucoup.
Superexcelent
Like from Czech republic :-)
Thanks. Greetings!
Bravo👍🏻👍🏻entlich ein Video,das man mit Massangaben gebrauchen kann. Sehr gut erklärt ohne Worte 😂😂😂mach weiter so 😜😜😜
Danke - Freut mich!
Great video Andreas. I liked the format, clear video of your process followed by you giving tips etc. I’m just starting to build a router table to connect to my DW745, and was impressed with the keg mounts you used. I’ve placed an order for these and when they arrive I will continue my build. I was very impressed and have subscribed.
Good to hear - enjoy your build!
Sehr gute Videotechnik und die Tips am Ende sind echt hilfreich. Ich habe das auch noch vor, aber es kommt eben doch immer wieder etwas dazwischen. ;)
Danke für Dein Feedback!
Saw your shop tour on Jay Bates channel. Thought I would come over and check you out. Good job and apprecaite you sharing the issues you had and how you overcame them.
Thanks Rob! Welcome!
Ist wieder einmal ein schönes Video geworden. Obwohl es schon ein paar videos zu dem Thema gibt, hast du es geschafft das Video sehr gut und interessant zu gestalten 👍
Vielen Dank Thomas! Das freut mich zu hören.
Thank you for so many good honest videos.
Thanks for your kind words.
I been struggling with my need for a table router vs my lack of workshop spacewhen I came across this really useful video. I used a piece of old kichen worktop (40mm thick) which worked well. I put maple edging (about 18mm, from some left over maple flooring) on the ends as I didn't want the screws holding the metal strips to move in the chipboard. I used 3mm x 15mm stainless strip for the mounting front and back, basically because that was what I could find on offer: no problem with fouling the fence. The front and back of the saw bed are not quite vertical which means that positioning the strips is a bit fiddly. Despite some site indicating that the Kreg plate could sag I went with that and the big Triton. I mounted the plate/router with the switch towards the front and the dust extraction at the back - I can use the same extractor pipe as I use on the blade guard of the saw, switching it over farly easily. However the spring cover on the router fouls the base of the saw when the router is fully lowered so for now I'm leaving the cover off - its upside down so shouldn't get too much dirt.
I used a large outdoor switch mounted under the table like yours but I put a hinged wooden flap in front of it that turns the switch off when you press it, just like the standard switch for the GTS10. I even painted it red!
Thanks for a really great suggestion. I'll make a router fence and fingerboards next.
That sounds awesome, Chris. Thanks for your details description.
Really cool trick with the forstner bits! hadn't thought of that! it came out perfect! congrats :D
Thanks. It wasn’t my idea, though ;-) - I got it from +AllesOhneKabel
Great idea I think I can do this with my old Atlas table saw but in a slightly different way. I really liked the music on your vidieo
Thanks and good luck with your project!
I have the same table saw - you’ve inspired me to build in a router table!
That’s great to hear. Good luck with the build!
Hi there, just reading your comment , may I ask you how accurate is the fence and are the mitre slots machined well etc?
Nice design for that Bosch TS.
Thanks.
Great video, Andreas! Thank You so much for posting it. I have the Bosch 4100XC-10 that I am going to attempt this on. I already cut the plywood to size the issue is the plywood is now slightly cupped for some reason. Also, I noticed your steel flat bar looks to be 3/4” the space I have on the 4100XC-10 only allows for 1/2”. 🤷🏻♂️
Hi Jim - my steel bar is 3.5 mm, which is - I think - 7/64 inch. That works well.
@@holzhandwerk_ak Thank You so much for responding, Andreas, I truly appreciate you & your video. I followed your instructions carefully & sorted out all issues I was having. I must say, the router insert on my Bosch 4100XC-10 is thee best addition to my small shop. Thank you again!!
Wie immer, super Video , ich hab mir meinen Frästisch zu Weihnachten gebaut und nach ein paar Wochen festgestellt, dass sich die Siebdruckplatte über die Länge eventl. auch durch das Gewicht der Triton Fräse gesenkt hatte.Das Problem konnte durch 2 Winkel am Sägetisch behoben werden.
Danke für den Tipp und das Lob. Ich werde das Problem im Auge behalten. Die Winkel hast Du längs der Siebdruckplatte montiert?
Jo, genau mittig
Hallo Andreas,
danke für das tolle Video. Bei mir steht irgendwann dieses Jahr auch der Einsatz an. Da ist es super, dass man nochmal eine "Anleitung" hat. Vielen Dank auch für deine Outtakes. Es ist echt sinnvoll, nicht alle Fehler selber zu machen. Und es ist doch schön zu wissen, das woanders auch nicht alles klappt.
Schönen Abend und weiter so!
Jasper
Danke Jasper, freut mich, dass das Video nützlich für Dich ist.
Übrigens: Wenn Du mir eine Freude machen möchtest, kannst Du für den Kauf der Komponenten den Link in der Beschreibung verwenden. Kostet Dich bei Amazon nicht mehr und mir bringt es eine kleine Provision. Aber bitte nicht als Aufforderung verstehen, sondern nur als freundlichen und unverbindlichen Hinweis.
Hallo Andreas
Dem ist nichts hinzuzufügen, mal wieder klasse 👍 👍 👍. L. G. Martin
Danke Martin. Freut mich!
Great work. I truly love your use of space
Thank you!
Toll gemacht, hervorragend gezeigt. Der Schnitt und die vielen verschiedenen Ansichten der Kamera sind klasse Andreas! 👍
Danke Appi!
Thank you Mr. Kalt. Your video technique, fiction, screen angel absolutely perfect. Very useful, helpful video work like as always.
Thanks very much for your kind words. I’m glad you find the video useful!
Really nice 👍🏽
Thank you!
Super Video, Andreas, Danke! And great English too. :-)
Thank you Rob!
Thank you. This is exactly what I was looking for my saw (same). Perfect instructions. Subscribe!
Welcome to the channel - I’m my video helped you!
instead of double sided tape you can also just use normal painters tape on both sides and super glue the tape together. works really well and so easy to remove afterwards. one of the best inserts ever, just got my Bosch table and lookin fwd to making stuff
Thanks for your tip. What is super glue exactly? 2 component glue? That’s not very widespread in Germany, whereas I’ve always had a roll of double-sided tape inn household for as long as I can remember.
@@holzhandwerk_ak its usually like an instant bond. Cyanoacrolytes or there is wood specific one called instant bond wood filler. Not a two part mixture and activates within like 30s. So very quick.
Ok. Never heard of something the like over here.
@@holzhandwerk_ak on wentronic.de I saw some called fixpoint. Its great for when u get a cut and instantly need to seal the wound
i looked for the song but i could not find it so ijust watch your tape and listen love it
Great to hear. If you send me a private message (see the channel info tab on the channel main page), I can send you the mp3 file.
Great improvement Andreas !
Thanks. It is indeed.
Krass gutes Englisch, endlich mal ein Deutscher, dem man gerne beim englisch reden zuhört =) Dein Projekt gefällt mir sehr :-) Abo hast du von mir
Vielen Dank. Das freut mich zu hören. Willkommen auf meinem Kanal!
Nice job,
Thank you.
Inspired! I’ve gts10j back home n that router table is what I wanna make one.. good stuff n well done sir
Thanks. I‘m glad you find it useful!
Excellent idea, many thanks for sharing it Andreas. I have just bough a GTS 635-216 which is a stripped down, smaller and less expensive version of yours, but still has an extendable fence/table so I’m hoping I can modify your design to get it to fit. Many thanks!
Thanks. Glad you like it and good luck with your build!
Tolles Video, ich habe der Gleiche System aber mit den Bosch GMF 1600 CE, ich glaube mit der Triton Router ist einfach, die Höhe des Bits einzustellen, aber mit den Bosch kann man das Motor wechsel und sowohl Tauchfräser als auch Oberfräsentisch.
Danke Andres!
Hallo Andreas,
This video was very helpful in solving a few of my issues. Thank you!
You’re welcome -I’m glad to hear it.
Nunca vi um trabalho tão bem feito, tão bem acabado, com tanta perfeição e beleza. O melhor! Sem dúvida! Parabéns!
Obrigado pelas belas palavras! Estou muito feliz!
Can't stop laughing when you're just joking. We don't have to be serious all the time. Thank you.
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Love KREG stuff. Their new corner clamp comes out this month. Great video Andi, will be doing it soon myself with my GTS 10 XC 👍👍👍
Thanks Robert. Good luck with your build!
You should make a tool caddy the full length of the fence that also works as a fence for the router so you can do more with your bits.
I agree. A proper fence has long been on the list. But as I’m planning to build an assembly table combined with a router table at some point, I’ve been holding it off.
Hi Andreas,
Super wie immer! Freu mich schon auf den Anschlag!
Das mit den Radius für die einlegeplatte wäre mir sicherlich auch passiert! 😉
Na da bin ich mal gespannt auf deinen ultimativen Assembly-Table (da gibts nicht mal ne vernünftige Übersetzung 🤭😉)
💪💪💪
Danke Stefan. Auf den Assembly Table musst Du noch etwas warten, jetzt stehen erst mal zwei andere größere Projekte an. Und da ich gerade wirklich wenig Zeit habe, kann das schon noch etwas dauern.
Ist überhaupt kein Problem! Ich warte gern!
Manchmal gibt es ja auch noch sowas wie Job und Familie!
Ja, das soll es geben - und beides hat Vorrang vor TH-cam.
Looks good
Thanks
it's vary good work
Thanks.
👍 Excellent work ! 👍
Thanks!
Wow Andreas ! Fabulous work and your videos are getting better and better. Love it.
Thanks Sanjay! May I ask: What exactly gives you the impression that the videos keep getting better (I’d like to understand what my viewers look out for). Thanks for your feedback.
Andreas Kalt Hi Andreas, I find your use of focus shifts and shallow depth of field very unusual for a TH-cam film maker. It is very sophisticated in my opinion. I have some experience 😀
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Wow - cool! I really appreciate that - Even more so because it’s coming from a professional. Now I’m going to try even harder knowing that you’re watching with a critical eye ;-)
Fantástico..., ficou excelente, parabéns pelo seu excelente trabalho!!! Vou aproveitar algumas das suas ideias, dividir o conhecimento é o que falta na Humanidade.
Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
Muito obrigado e boa sorte! Saudações da Alemanha.
Nice work
Thank you!
Subscribed!! I dont need to see more... great videos! Greetings from Mexico!!
Thanks for your kind words. Glad to have you on board! Greetings from Germany!
macht sinn👍 einfach und clevere lösung. ein weiteres video mit viel gutem inhalt👌🏻
Danke Lukas!
bravo super à plus Jean
Merci bien Jean!
veeeeeery GOOD Work!
Thanks a lot.
I just picked up a bosch 4100 and a router table setup for a porter cable 6902 router and I am looking to do what you did here.
Good luck!
nice video as usual Andreas.
I think you should make two supports on the right side of the table, maybe under the adjustable bar of the saw plane.
i hope to be wrong but I would not want it to bend during a processing.
see you in the next video
ciao
That’s a good idea. I’ll keep an eye on it.
....top Video.....Daumen nach oben.....!
Danke!
Hi Andreas.
Schönes Video. Und danke für das zeigen der Stolperfallen.
Hab noch ein Abo und nen Daumen dagelassen.
LG aus k
Danke Andreas
Great vid....yes, a build like this always includes a little trial and error..Was wondering if you put any lock nuts under neath on the screws that level the top plate off. i would think that vibration would change the plate height. I had this happen to me where the part of the plate came up and snagged/caught my work piece. just a question/suggestion.
Thanks for your comment