Building the pantorouter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- My pantorouter build video series condensed into one fast-paced 25 minute video.
If you would like to build your own pantorouter, I recommend watching the longer build series, and, of course, buying the plans.
The plans: woodgears.ca/pa...
Buy a commerical metal one: hybridpantorout...
Build video series
1 Linear glides: • Pantorouter linear glides
2 Pantorgraph: • Pantorouter pantograph
3 Template holder: • Pantorouter vertically...
4 table: • Pantorouter table
5 Adjusting / first cut: • New pantorouter first ...
6 Plunge lever: • Pantorouter plunge lev...
7 Spring balance: • Pantorouter router bal...
8 Clam pand fence: • Pantorouter stock clam...
9 Reassembly: • Pantorouter assembly t...
in my 40+years as a woodworker/carpenter this is one of the coolest rigs I have ever seen really awesome
I've watched this video about six times. I don't know about anyone else, but when I build a project, I need to have had what I refer to as a moment of clarity, when I see and understand the project as a whole. Then, and only then, can I break it down and build the pieces. This video is Perfect for that purpose. Many thanks. I'm going to buy the plans anyway, though I don't promise to follow them. 😁
I’m really impressed you were able to fit this entire project into a 25 minute video! I bet this video doesn’t do any justice on how much work something like this actually takes.
Seriously talking not possible to mend together pre fabricated pieces rather than building the whole thing.amazing construction with lots of knowledge and excellent finish product.a great bravo from Greece Matias...keep sharing and teaching...
Hi Matthias I have watched a few of your videos building items for your woodworking jobs you do I am very impressed buy what you do and your building skills your plans for items are great 👍 will be watching a lot more and thank you for showing us your talent 😀😀👍🇬🇧
A greatful applause and thanks for this work 🙏🏽👌🏽 May the ALMIGHTY GOD BLESS YOU PLAINLY 🙏🏽
Mr. Wandel, you are the best I know. I would like your videos slower like the earlier. I have learned so much by your lessons, thank you very much! Many greatings from Leipzig, Germany.
This is what you call a master wood worker truly awesome
Fantastic worksmanship Matthias!! I'm pretty new to carpentry and this just blew my mind away. The planning and execution was phenomenal. This is something i could definitely benefit from having in my shop. Kudos to you sir!
This is very helpful! I've viewed most of the other videos. Seeing it all in one placed helped me visualize the entire build. It made it come together. I've bought the plans and only three other projects before it's at the top of my list. Thank you.
Thank you for making this. I'm not going to make this exact to plan, i need a separate lever for moving the thing up/down. I plan on making it parameter controlled sometime. But. This looks a lot better place to start than what i had in mind.
Or maybe i'm just going to watch more videos now. Draw some plans while watching, and head to the store to buy parts after. Anyway you guided me back on track and saved me from wasting a lot of time on the previous plan i had.
I hadn't actually even heard of pantorouters before....
Your projects never seize to amaze me! I sure wish I had the ingenuity that you have!
Brilliant work Matthias, this is still one of my favourite videos of an incredibly versatile tool. Cheers from Michael. Australia.
yea dude... where has this guy been hiding?
Very impressive!!!
They sell rails with linear bearings on eBay
I am amazed at your "stick-to-it-tive-ness" for these complex task oriented builds... I put together my own router and table saw station, (that is relatively simple by comparison) and I was overwhelmed at the amount of tiny details that had to be observed over the course of the build. This is much more complex a build for the task it does, not to mention every part has critical alignment issues... BRAVO!
I hope the tendonitis is getting better. What a drag when things like that hold us back!
Even for those of us who aren't going to build a panto router (right away), this video is jammed pack full of woodworking tricks and cleverness
Those knobs look considerably better than plastic ones where the ergonomics can make tightening them awkward.
Hallo Mathias, I don't need a pantarouter but I watched the video for your skills.
I think your great!
regards Jan
I just love that you use the metric system !
He is Canadian, we do use it
for me, you are a wizard at what you do, I spend hours watching your videos, congratulations.
Deine Projekte sind wahre Kunstwerke!
Es una idea genial tú máquina, me gustó mucho y a mi papá igual. Se la mostré y se animó mucho ya que es complicado realizar las espigas y cajas para hacer ensambles y más si somos amateurs. Your machine is a great idea, I liked it a lot and my dad did the same. I showed it to him and he was very encouraged since it is difficult to make the spikes and boxes to make assemblies and more if we are amateurs.
Nuestros saludos desde, Puebla. México
Matthias, while you are recuperating and finalising the move, perhaps you can spend some time learning some CAD package like the thing James Bruton uses and create videos on that? You have a really good 3D visualisation to be able to imagine and build the things you have and also a way of explaining things that works, at least with us your viewers. You could then show us what is in your head in moving 3D animations, create plans and continue with your video making. Just a thought.
@@temjenimsong Thanks for the background Temjen. Matthias has a great ability to explain, in simple ways, what he knows, so yes, it would be great if he could walk us through his CAD knowledge one day.
Matthias wandel hi I'm from India and I am Muslim buy profession I am carpenter I am your big fan when I get Tim I always like to see your videos god gives you Very Sharp brain your videos are Very interesting and informative and inspiring
This was fantastic. Not only an amazing diy project but I picked up a few tricks along the way (some stuff I'm a little disappointed I didn't think of myself).
Love from IndiaI saw your wooden air engine petorouter which you made from wood after seeing this one I was thinking that one day some company Will made this panto router from iron and I was right God bless you and your family also your fan
I appreciate your amazing videos! Narrated very well, and very honest and genius. I'm sure all viewers thank you for including the mistakes during your journey on your builds! I'm truly inspired
This is a great idea for lots of uses Im saving this just in case some day I recover from the last few years of loss.
Amazing. Thank you Matt. Could you activate english subtitles? It would help a lot non english speakers. Very creative
This is what results in having perfect CAD and wood working skills.
Witam i pozdrawiam!!Bardzo ciekawy i pomyslowy zestaw ulepszajacy frezarke,pomysl udany,urzadzenie zdalo egzamin!!duza wiedza i duzo pracy przynosi efekty!!Tak trzymac!! Bardzo dobry material filmowy!
Built one from Matthias' plans. It was a fun project about four years ago and haven't used it since, like quite a few of my other projects.
THAT THING IS AWSOME. EXCELLENT BUILD !!
WOW. That was just amazing. I would try this if I had room for it. Great job young man.
he is 50
I didn't finish watching but wanted to comment at the template board installation. You might know this tip for gluing, but I'll share anyway. I noticed when you glued the pieces up they slid around. I know you align them better before clamping. I saw on another woodworking channel that you sprinkle a little salt on the joint and gives grip and doesn't allow the joint to sliding around. Hope that helps in the future. Great tool your building and instruction. Well let me finish watching.
Thanks for the compilation, Matthias! I've had the pantorouter series of videos in my watch list for months now, so this was the perfect proxy.
ESTE ES UNO DE TUS MEJORES TRABAJOS - ESTIMADO MATTHIAS ---- Se te extraña --- Saludos ---
Wonderful bandsaw handling!
I'm am so impressed you are a genius. Great work
its nice to know there are people who are so smart. makes me feel way below your level.
Incredible woodworker 👍🏻
You put gather some very nice projects, thanks for sharing.
You're truly a genius. Great build.
matthias and pantorouters, name a better duo
So soothing watching your videos
Love the craftsmanship
Expert level woodworking
I liked it machine. It,s the exallent form of constrations of craftsmanship,s machines. The best likes for you. 👍👍👍👍👍
Mui bueno Mathias...gracias por tus creacciones..siempre funcionales
This is mind blowing. Id love to build one buz i would live to use aluminum profiles as i freaking love them
Круто! Классный станок получился! Успехов!
Muy Buen Video.
*¡¡¡ BUEN TRABAJO !!!*
Saludos desde España.
Your projects are insane. Very creative.
Ingenioso, felicitaciones, bendiciones desde Nicaragua
Love this build, well done Matthias.
Brilliant work Mathias, you are awesome ☕
Future project: A Pantorouter made ENTIRELY with a Pantorouter!
Great Job! Best regards from Germany! Nico from Nico‘s Projects
A countersink with a pointed tip (rather than flatted off) is really handy for spotting screw holes in metal drawer slides or even hinges. The tip cuts a perfectly centred divot in the base board.
I'm wondering what you paid for all the wood plus figure out your time in building this if it wouldn't be cheaper to buy a manufactured one. I know it's the joy of building something.
Your videos are so relaxing.
Oh dang at 18:42 I think I see your motor slipping out. 😬 that way awsome though 👌 dang you make everything out of wood.
Thank you for the longer version video Matthias! it was nice to see hope all is well.👍😎JP
It's fascinating to watch you improve the design as you go along :-)
Obra maestra felicitaciones.
Quisiera regresar en el tiempo y aprender carpinteria es absolutamente terapeutico.
"I don't have one, so I made one real quick." The wood worker's motto.
Pura vida Matthias great idea in my country is difficult found all those materiala but I try to found substitutes thanks again great idea
Thanx 4 sharing ur great invention👍😀🇵🇭
this dude handles those saws like a ballerina on stage
You are a genius my friend!
Easy, maybe I’ll build one today after work.
I might build one in my lunch break. 😳
Salute. This is beyond my circle of competence, so I just make the money and purchase the machine, much easier and faster.
that's great finish & you got great ideas & excellent knowledge very very good beautiful keep it 👆
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Any chance captions will be enabled for this video? Have wanted to buy the plans and would love video support.
Parabéns ficou simplesmente incrível essa máquina 👏👏👏👏👏 acabamento perfeito
This is great, because I have always wanted a panto router, I just don't want to spend more than 30 minutes making one. :-P
Hahahahha
Micah Shaw He built he’s in 24 minutes and 48 seconds
It took me 12 minutes to do mine.
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Просто супер!👍💪👏браво. И это все из дерева. !🏆сила💪👍👍👍
Голова и руки белают чудеса.🤘👍👍👍
Matthias wondel, eu adoro seu trabalho você é o maior proficional quê já' encontrei nas redes sócias. sou fan do seu proficionalismo.
Hola Mati, eres un reverendo genio, y Guapo todavía ❤️❤️
You need to patent this and partner with ryobi or other manufacturer. I will never make this but I would definitely buy it. You are a genius
I am flabbergasted by his problem solving to build this.
Flabbergasted. Literally, gasted of flab.
Hello Matthias, looking at the build I am curious about the rails used. To be clear: I'm not saying your method is wrong!
So my question: Why did you decide to go with drawer rails instead of linear guides, for example the LM12UUOP type with supported rails. They are roughly the same price, can handle higher loads and do not need additional modifications to get them to work.
Drawer glides are much cheaper than linear guides that would actually be suitable, locally available, easier to mount, and much thinner, so more suitable for the job. Yes, I had to spend 15 minutes modifying them, but it was worth it.
Allright, thanks for your answer
I would guess that's what he had available
Cara seus projetos são muito avançado ..vc é um gênio da marcenaria parabéns..um grande abraço do Brasil
It's amazing!!! Congratulations and thanks for sharing!!!
Mathias any issues using a 1/4 shank router with pantorouter over 1/2 other than selection of bits. Any Snow yet we've got a couple of feet even with a melt all the best from Smooth Rock Falls
nice work, congratulations
get yourself fully well with your tendonitus then wear supports when making your vids as many of us look forward to them and enjoy them even when you show mistakes
Gteat build and I really like the up cycling too, you've just got a new sub ! Well done
Did you realize that as you plunge into the piece on the first cut after attaching the plunge handle, the router twists and moves backward in the mount brackets almost a full 1/4 inch? I wouldn't want that thing to pop out the back of the mount while it's chuck-deep into a plunge cut.... I assume tightness is paramount on those brackets
I purchased your plans about 3-4 yrs ago. Now retired I plan on building it. Just checking to see if you updated the plans before I start building it? Thank you.
still up to date.
@@matthiaswandel Tnak you.
Impressive sir, I tip my hat.
You can fill an incorrect hole in birch ply using chop stick material (the type you pull apart before using). It’s a similar hardness to birch ply and OSB.
I love it. "I WANT TO BUILD ONE TO SHOW PEOPLE HOW SMART I AM". pretty sure we have all figured that out.
I will start to say i love what you make. and its blow me away what i see what you can make whit wood nice job.. i watch many video from you and some one of them i try.. but can i asked what program you use to make your ddrawings? i have look around to find something to use. but not satisfied what i find. cheers and happy new year to you
Hi Matthias i am a fan of ur work, ilearn a lot to improve my skills to finally open my workshop in argentina, in this case i whish to know if u have made a sharpening system like lansky style? Thank you very much from Argentina!
Amazing machine..you are a genius Sir!🙂
Would it help to drill the holes for the links and then rip the stock down the middle? Kinda the same way you made the spacers for drawer slides? I feel like alignment wouldn’t be as much of an issue if you can glue it straight.
Skil yg luar biasa bosq 👍👍👍
What kind of wood was used to make this? I would assume plywood but it looks way nicer than any plywood I have access to.
baltic birch, or russian birch