I take something away from your videos every time I watch them. Keep on giving us great content, Jason, and know that you are inspiring others to get out there and make stuff!
I'm jealous, not only do you have a beautiful space for your shop but you also have all of the nicest and best quality tools to work with. You are one lucky guy! Oh, by the way, nice build.
One thing I have found to work well stabilizing the router when routing for hinges is to put another piece of wood in front or behind the work piece. This can also help with tear out.
Nice cabinet, Jason~! I recently built a router table frame insert (Woodcraft magazine) that used those same inserts sold by Rockler. A great solution that definitely beats having shelves with different sized holes since the bit collection shifts between 1/4" & 1/2" shank sizes.
Nice little box. Let me tell you why I like Bents Woodworking and it's a simple answer. You always answer your comments. The problem with having so many woodworking sites is picking out the ones that care for the people who watch them. There are so many people out there that get big heads and big sponsors that once it happens for them they don't bother to think about the people that got them there. It's a whole different world today with You Tube and all. I have subscribed to other channels and been totally ignored when I made a nice comment or asked a question. It's like these guys are saying to themselves. I don't have time to bother with these people. That is when I hit that UNSUBSCRIBE button. I don't doubt the fact they had to work hard to get those big sponsors and the money that can go with it sometimes and they deserve it but when someone writes a comment have the respect for them by giving them an answer or like you guys do. A Thank You
Thank you for the message. I will always try to answer ever comment for the reasons you listed. If you took the time to write that, I should take the time to respond. I won’t respond to people that write rude or meaningless comments, as I don’t have tome to get in a pissing contest. I am making these videos for all of you, with that, comes a responsibility to answer your questions, in my opinion. 👍
Just a quick note: I have found when cutting polycarbonate on the TS, it is best to do a short cut (one inch plus) on one edge, then flip the piece end for end to complete the cut. That all but eliminates any possibility of those annoying chip outs or a chunk missing on the corner portion of the last section to clear the blade. I am sure you have experienced this, but the more blade teeth and slow feed makes a huge difference. Looking forward to a complete shop tour of your new digs when build out is complete.
I must be blind. Your cut of the Lexan was EXACTLY as I described. D'Oh! My teachers always accused me of not really paying attention in class, so what can you do.
Beautiful work. As a new starter..... WOW how expensive is that Festool Kit..... OMG! I just got a few bits of DeWalt kit, here in Europe it is expensive. You Guys get a great selection of both tools and wood..... wood sourcing is not too easy here in Ireland. P.S. you have a new subscriber.
They are cut to fit. The piece that goes on the cabinet is whatever the opening in the back is. The piece I put on the wall is generally 2-3” shorter to allow a bit of lateral movement.
Great build! Is there a link to the grommets you used to hold in the bits? I'm not seeing it if there is, but it wouldn't surprise me if I'm just missing it.
@@bentswoodworking Ignore that first reply, I completely mis-read your reply. I couldn't find them on Rockler if you happen to have a part number or something.
Let me know your thoughts below!
I take something away from your videos every time I watch them. Keep on giving us great content, Jason, and know that you are inspiring others to get out there and make stuff!
I’m very happy to hear that. Thank you!
Outstanding. Your simple approach to design and delivery really set your videos apart. They are also great inspiration! Keep up the awesome work.
Thank you, I’m glad to hear you are enjoying them.
Awesome cabinet man! Looks really clean. I need to do something similar.
You should bro!! 👍
Nice project
Very nice router table
Thank you, it’s an incredible machine
Bent, I've been watching your videos for a few years now and this one was very entertaining. Great looking router bit cabinet!
Thanks!
I'm jealous, not only do you have a beautiful space for your shop but you also have all of the nicest and best quality tools to work with. You are one lucky guy! Oh, by the way, nice build.
Thank you. I have been very fortunate so far. 👍
@@bentswoodworking Yes, you apparently have. I wish you continued success!
Nice build! Love the walnut and maple combo
Thank you! 👍
I must say - phenomenal job.
Thank you
Beautiful cabinet, love your shop.
Thank you!
That is awesome and beautiful. Thank you for sharing your videos with us.
You’re welcome. Glad you are enjoying them
Love the cabinet Jason!
Woodshop Mike thank Buddy
Beautiful job as always. Love the combo of Maple and Walnut. By the way the sound quality was just fine.
Thanks, not sure why some are having issues
Awesome project Jason!
Thank you 👊🏼👊🏼
Absolutely beautiful! Very nice!
Thank you!
That's a really good looking cabinet! Love the finish!
Thanks!
BEAUTIFUL job, Brent!!!!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you
Really like your new router cabinet. I am going to build one similar for my drill bits. Yours was just the right size I was envisioning.
Glad to hear!
Beautiful job as always, Jason!
Thank you 👊🏼👊🏼
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Very nice! Love your shop.
Thank you!
Another great video. Great job Jason!!
Thank you 👊🏼👊🏼
Great project and video!
Thank you, it was a fun one.
One thing I have found to work well stabilizing the router when routing for hinges is to put another piece of wood in front or behind the work piece. This can also help with tear out.
Great tip! Thank you 👍
Nice project. A little wider and using two doors, will be perfect.
Thank you
Looks really nice I like the finish
Thank you!!
Nice build Jason!
Thank you 👊🏼
Nice build man. I think I might have to give this one a try.
Go for it
Wow! I wanna be just like you when i grow up.
Awesome build🔥🔥
Thanks Mannie 👊🏼
Nice cabinet, Jason~! I recently built a router table frame insert (Woodcraft magazine) that used those same inserts sold by Rockler. A great solution that definitely beats having shelves with different sized holes since the bit collection shifts between 1/4" & 1/2" shank sizes.
Totally agree. These make it very easy
Very nice Jason, need to build me one of those!
Go for it!
Shop furniture / fixtures is the best stuff to build
I agree. I have a lot in mind when I move to a new shop next year.
Nice little box. Let me tell you why I like Bents Woodworking and it's a simple answer. You always answer your comments. The problem with having so many woodworking sites is picking out the ones that care for the people who watch them. There are so many people out there that get big heads and big sponsors that once it happens for them they don't bother to think about the people that got them there. It's a whole different world today with You Tube and all. I have subscribed to other channels and been totally ignored when I made a nice comment or asked a question. It's like these guys are saying to themselves. I don't have time to bother with these people. That is when I hit that UNSUBSCRIBE button. I don't doubt the fact they had to work hard to get those big sponsors and the money that can go with it sometimes and they deserve it but when someone writes a comment have the respect for them by giving them an answer or like you guys do. A Thank You
Thank you for the message. I will always try to answer ever comment for the reasons you listed. If you took the time to write that, I should take the time to respond. I won’t respond to people that write rude or meaningless comments, as I don’t have tome to get in a pissing contest. I am making these videos for all of you, with that, comes a responsibility to answer your questions, in my opinion. 👍
Bravo, well done!
Thank you
Beautiful
Thanks
Awesome build, Jason, as per your usual. I just wish my "scrap material" looked like yours. Mine more closely resembles firewood
Just a quick note: I have found when cutting polycarbonate on the TS, it is best to do a short cut (one inch plus) on one edge, then flip the piece end for end to complete the cut. That all but eliminates any possibility of those annoying chip outs or a chunk missing on the corner portion of the last section to clear the blade. I am sure you have experienced this, but the more blade teeth and slow feed makes a huge difference.
Looking forward to a complete shop tour of your new digs when build out is complete.
I must be blind. Your cut of the Lexan was EXACTLY as I described. D'Oh! My teachers always accused me of not really paying attention in class, so what can you do.
Yes I definitely learned that after my first cut 👍
Grt build... Keep Up !!
Thank you!!
Jason, I was wondering where you got the small magnets for the door. I like the idea.
From woodcraft if I remember correctly
That's a new finger joint method I've seen. Do you have a video specific to that method?
Not specifically for this. I will eventually make a overview video of this router table
Very nice!
Thank you 👊🏼
Nice build! What type of fence do you have on your router table? It made making finger joints simple and quick!
I have an Incra router table
Looks great
Excellent!
👊🏼
Love it
Thanks!
Very nice
Thank you
Beautiful work. As a new starter..... WOW how expensive is that Festool Kit..... OMG! I just got a few bits of DeWalt kit, here in Europe it is expensive.
You Guys get a great selection of both tools and wood..... wood sourcing is not too easy here in Ireland.
P.S. you have a new subscriber.
Thank you!!
Minor correction: plexiglass is the common trade name for acrylic. Lexan is polycarbonate. Polycarbonate is harder and doesn’t yellow in UV.
Thanks 👍👍
Looks fantastic! To check your spacing and stuff... did you use your... fit bit? ;)
Nice!
Thank you
I`ve been planning for years on building one of those but all I have done was a board with holes to keep them apart on a shelf
Whatever works
Jason very nice build and another quality video. Thanks for sharing. Your Incra Router table cabinet is that based on Guys Woodshop Design?
Yes it is. He has great plans on it.
Dude! That is &^%$# gorgeous!
Thank you!👊🏼
What are the dimensions of the French cleat? I see nothing on the drawing.
Thank you
They are cut to fit. The piece that goes on the cabinet is whatever the opening in the back is. The piece I put on the wall is generally 2-3” shorter to allow a bit of lateral movement.
Did u announce the Jan winner yet of the router bits ?
BigWillys Garage the winner was selected and emailed.
Bent's Woodworking ok thank you just FYI this is will from IG it was awesome talking with you yesterday !!!
BigWillys Garage it was great talking with you as well
Was this shot with the video guy?
No, this was me. I did a different project with him.
Great build! Is there a link to the grommets you used to hold in the bits? I'm not seeing it if there is, but it wouldn't surprise me if I'm just missing it.
There actually isn’t. I just checked myself. They are from Rockler though.
@@bentswoodworking My bad, I thought I remembered you saying in the video you had gotten them from Rockler. Any idea where I could get a set?
Bryan K Gravely I just ordered them from their website
@@bentswoodworking Ignore that first reply, I completely mis-read your reply. I couldn't find them on Rockler if you happen to have a part number or something.
Bryan K Gravely www.rockler.com/rockler-router-bit-storage-inserts-10-pack
What do you use to apply the finish?
Depends on the finish. I prefer to spray in most applications
but in this video you used a sponge or something. what was that?
Where can I get the plans?
On my website. There is a link in the video description
Random: You should get Airpods Pro. They are very good.
stuart I have AirPods
@@bentswoodworking They have a Pro version with noise cancellation though.
nice scrap my scrap is knoty piece of pine
1) what kind of crazy fence is that on your router table?
B) plexiglass is not polycarbonate. Plexiglass is an acrylic sheet. Two different products
It’s the Incra fence system
If I could find it, I would not have asked. Thanks anyways
www.bentswoodworking.com/plans
i just purchased 10 packs those bit holders
They are really nice.
Can I ask where from? I just had a quick look on the Amazon US site and couldn't see them.
Still no volume
Strange. It sounds fine on both my computers and phone.
Bouhunter, The volume was fine when I watched the video.
nice cabinet, but you left no room for more bits..rookie move lol
Lots of them are duplicates now actually so I have room. 🤣
Audio is very weak on all of your videos
The audio is fine on all my devices. It’s different on everyone’s devices
Voice over was really low! Hard to hear, had speakers up to 100% and still hard to hear. FYI
Not sure what the issue is, it’s great on my devices
@@bentswoodworking Most of your videos have low voice overs on my computer!