Bit late to router game & looking to buy one now got my eye on this cordless Dewalt model glad your demo is of both the edges & the router I’m interested in 👌
I'm new to tools, DIY things and home repairs in general.. HOWEVER, I seem to gravitate towards the woodworking and metal cutting (drilling). So I certainly appreciate you passing this information on ,because I can learn from my own mistakes, but nothing takes the place of experience in a certain area. You have that regarding the router tips, so I thank you. Charlie Oh BTW, you mentioned music. For you the 80's and country... for me, the 80's and smooth jazz. Be careful my friend
I like keeping it simple one bit for 3 different boarders, awesome! If I want to stay calm I’ll listen to Marty Robbins or Dean Martin if I meet something to get the blood pumping heavy metal. Great stuff. Subscribed.
My son burnt me out on heavy metal during the 80s…….Ive went back to classic rock and classic country….as the song goes today’s music ain’t got no soul
Thank you for all the info. Planning on cutting back day job 1 day per week to start, to build my own business. First interest was in making jewelry, but I find I am gravitating towards wood works and signs. I am struggling to find ways to make enough per sale to replace other income. I love creating, but not so much the thought of the shipping process. I have a good grinder and just ordered a combo router. I am struggling with the bit selection and just watched your video on bits so thank you for that one. Think I am just going to choose a quality few bits to start. I have safety glasses and masks, but never realized how loud this process is, so will look up the headphones you suggested. YUP Hard Rock my first love, and also some country. At first I was planning on painting and vinyl on my signs, but you inspired me to consider some in-cuts and edging. Question - I am in So Cal - where is the best place (economical) to buy solid woods for signs. And what kind of wood?? Pine? What thickness you use the most? I plan on buying large sheets and cut them myself to save. Mature female here - very handy but never used a router before. I hole-heartedly would appreciate your suggestions. Thank you in advance
Since you edited out the actual work, we can't see how it is that you keep the edge as a straight line. What keeps the edging router at a constant depth? What part of the kit rides against the board edge to keep it tidy and even?
Hi I’ve just got a makita rt700c trim router I think it’s called. I’m in U.K. and just wanted to know do you need a 1/8th collet for the cnc bits. As some Coll,ears come in 6/8 and 10mm so a bit confused cheers steve
Just got a router and no clue how to use. Thanks for all the tips, very helpful
Bit late to router game & looking to buy one now got my eye on this cordless Dewalt model glad your demo is of both the edges & the router I’m interested in 👌
muy bueno lo suyo ......saludos desde Argentina .
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard is an insane band!
Great tip on bit
Classic Country
I'm new to tools, DIY things and home repairs in general.. HOWEVER, I seem to gravitate towards the woodworking and metal cutting (drilling). So I certainly appreciate you passing this information on ,because I can learn from my own mistakes, but nothing takes the place of experience in a certain area. You have that regarding the router tips, so I thank you.
Charlie
Oh BTW, you mentioned music. For you the 80's and country... for me, the 80's and smooth jazz.
Be careful my friend
Thank you watching! Glad the info was helpful - Definitely 80s and like smooth jazz as well! Take Care
Great rock. All decades
I like keeping it simple one bit for 3 different boarders, awesome! If I want to stay calm I’ll listen to Marty Robbins or Dean Martin if I meet something to get the blood pumping heavy metal. Great stuff. Subscribed.
I like simple as well. Great choices for music! Like those also! Agree if I want to get the blood pumping heavy metal. Take care!
My son burnt me out on heavy metal during the 80s…….Ive went back to classic rock and classic country….as the song goes today’s music ain’t got no soul
Thank you for all the info. Planning on cutting back day job 1 day per week to start, to build my own business. First interest was in making jewelry, but I find I am gravitating towards wood works and signs. I am struggling to find ways to make enough per sale to replace other income. I love creating, but not so much the thought of the shipping process. I have a good grinder and just ordered a combo router. I am struggling with the bit selection and just watched your video on bits so thank you for that one. Think I am just going to choose a quality few bits to start. I have safety glasses and masks, but never realized how loud this process is, so will look up the headphones you suggested. YUP Hard Rock my first love, and also some country. At first I was planning on painting and vinyl on my signs, but you inspired me to consider some in-cuts and edging. Question - I am in So Cal - where is the best place (economical) to buy solid woods for signs. And what kind of wood?? Pine? What thickness you use the most? I plan on buying large sheets and cut them myself to save. Mature female here - very handy but never used a router before. I hole-heartedly would appreciate your suggestions. Thank you in advance
country and folk music here
I like to chamfer! I listen to Upchurch it's rap/country
Enjoy your videos sir ... thank you.
P.S. Country & Folk ... with some punk thrown in
Since you edited out the actual work, we can't see how it is that you keep the edge as a straight line. What keeps the edging router at a constant depth? What part of the kit rides against the board edge to keep it tidy and even?
Hi I’ve just got a makita rt700c trim router I think it’s called. I’m in U.K. and just wanted to know do you need a 1/8th collet for the cnc bits. As some Coll,ears come in 6/8 and 10mm so a bit confused cheers steve
Talks about putting his "safety equipment on"...& DOESN'T WEAR SAFETY GLASSES!!!
AMATEUR!!!
Never wore Safety glasses while using Router.
"Great" especially about the depth of the router, others that I have watched are way different.
Thank you for watching! Best of luck to you and your woodworking projects!
Let the cnc work..
Safety glasses