Would it be possible to do this with an actual router, that has a switch??? Perhaps, (using a battery powered router as an example) by idk, locking a battery operated router into the on position, and getting a cordless battery connector, to hook to an empty battery shell, or something like that, and have a switch in between for turning on the unit, then you would have a unit that you can use elsewhere, likely, yet possibly still have all those benefits that you mentioned. I was thinking about getting a battery operated router, if I could find one that supports being used in a router table, and I guess, if I had to, I wouldn't mind using a plan like this, but with 3 sides, while keeping a frame on the open side for more stability, and with the open side, I would be able to access the switch, if I had to. Also, I wouldn't need the fence, for most of the things I would like to use the router table for, if I ever decided to build one... **Edit** even though you said it was a sealed box, I just got to the part where you made doors for it, so that part of my comment is covered, I guess...😂😂
Your ability to deliver quality videos week in and week out is almost as impressive as your woodworking prowess. As an amateur woodworker, its appreciated!
Nicely done Johnathan. Because my shop (corner of a garage) has such limited space, I built mine as a side extension to my table saw and shares the fence. Wish I had the space for a dedicated router table nice setup. On epoxying the t-track - chew up the outside/underside corners of the aluminum- it’ll ad some mechanical tooth for the epoxy to hold onto.
Love the DIY videos but I don’t know about other people but I would love to see a 4-5 part series of this actually being built step by step not just highlights with music. Even if you had a Patreon I’d jump all over that. Some parts of the build seem uncomplicated but others I’m scratching my head. Just a thought but I do enjoy your videos.
I agree, this is not DIY-this is you did it with a number of tools I don't have, techniques that I am still not sure of and a lot of skill I don't yet have. Super cool and fun to watch, but not very instructional
@@AlFerguson you mean you don’t have a Cnc laser in the back of the garage? Jk Agree. Great video though and design but would love some “how to” detail as well as some measurements…
Made my first purchase from bits and bits this week. Won’t be buying from anyone else. They’re first class. Would never have discovered them if not for this channel
AN UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL: I bought a couple of K-M stops because they looked like they’d work well. They are all that and a bag of chips! Cool tip on using the router to enlarge your dust collection hole, I would have made a quick trip to H-D for a hole saw I’d probably never use again. Thank you Jonathan for all you do! Stu
Just getting into woodworking... I am a welder by trade and I have always been curious about the wood stuff. and I figured that a router would be a good place to start. seeing this video has really made me jump in head first. and by the way, I have spent a full work day watching your videos! keep it up and keep them coming!! Thanks Jonathan!
I was perfectly happy with my shop made router table until I watched this. Now I'm gonna have to make a new one. Keep up the great project videos, Jonathan!
The wooden copy of the fireball clamping squares is a great idea. I have a few made for internal clamping, but external ones like those would be handy as well. Thanks for the idea.
I am in the process or building this router table now. But I already have a Triton router that has the built in lift. I also have a jessem router table top. Long story short I also have a Kreg router fence, so I am trying to coble all of this together and make it work. I have to have access to the router under the table to access the locking lever, and I think the on off switch I think because of a locking mechanism on the switch cover. So the front of the router box will actually be a door. Anyway I am a big fan, bought your plans a while back you had a sale and offered a bunch of your plans for a great price and I took advantage. Keep on trucking. 😎
Great video...Just starting out in router operation to support my wifes laser business. Coming from a mechinical back ground going to take me some time to switch gears.
Hey I order my Katz-moses stop block today!!! I'm super excited to get that thing on my new table saw sled!!!!!!! wooo!! You will see this on my channel and IG!
Great video, awesome Router Table! I'm with everyone else... I want to build one and would love to see plans/material list. We'll screw it up anyway but give us a fighting chance. LOL
Jonathan, you gave credit to a fellow woodworker for the idea to widen a hole. I have seen him do the same thing. What I came across recently may be interesting?? I observed that it appeared as a tip in the April 1991 (Issue #74) of the Woodsmith magazine. It seems that some woodworking techniques are tried & true, and some just keep popping up now and then from somewhere!
As a novice, I have learned so much what not to do. Thank you! I am no longer going to use t-track. Instead I will be using the MatchFit system. Your design appears to be one that Matchfit will be a great alternative. Your stop block would also be able to be used with their track design. What do you think about the use of such a system on your table design?
1) your content is practical and top notch. 2) video quality is artistic, clear, and pro pro pro. It’s a pleasure to watch. 3) I really liked your promo of bitsbits. I know many don’t like “sponsored videos”. But hey, you’re doing this for a living, and people don’t ask me to give them my work for free. I think you did a first class way of delivering the sponsor. Well done. Keep it up. I always look forward to your new videos.
Really enjoyed the video, inspired me to build one using your plans and it turned out alright. The only thing that feels “off” is the height.. I had to add +3” to the bottom to make it a usable height and I’m only 5’10.. so why did you build it so short? And yes I am using the same casters
If I didn't already have the full size kreg router table set up with all the extra doohickeys I'd definitely be making this..only thing I need is the cabinet and shelf. cuz it IS NOISY as hell! Love the tool holder idea too as always good stuff Jonathan!
Great video (as always) and awesome timing. I'm just starting my table saw outfeed table/router table for my small shop and I love the details you've included in this build, especially the dust collection setup and the advice to set the insert just below the surface.
Awesome build. The dust collection box is a genius idea!. This has definitely inspired me to re-imagine my current noisy/messy router setup tho! Looking forward to the next installment!
Jonathon, I got my t-track maybe 1/16th of an inch closer than 3/4 away from the lift top. hope that is ok. Also, I got my lift top 3/16 inch deeper than the table top, I am thinking that the leveling screws will take care of that. Hope that isn't too deep.
The video is well done and clearly extensively edited. Would have liked to see longer duration views of details and more discussion of critical design issues. For example, I would guess that two layers of 3/4 inch baltic is not going to sag under the weight of the router. The box enclosing the router and left definitely seems to cut down on sound. Would like to have had more information on how the dust collection works and again more pictures of the finished project from all angles.
Thank you so much the links in the description save so much time I have been looking for quality t track everywhere And I couldn’t find any that was at a decent price
Some people need more hand holding, but this is not entertainment. It has the plans, which most any videos dont. So dont knock the video for your incompetence.
Great build and am building it right now, combined with table saw. Question: can you share with us how the dust collection all ties together in the back? Is it two hoses that get together with a connector to then to the dust extractor? Thanks and as always great build video
Where can I get the plans to make this project? I would like to have the main dimensions if nothing else. Thanks for your video. Nicely done. Douglas W. Cate
Currently building this based on your plans right now! Not sure if you still have the CAD sketch, but sharing the template you made for the jessem lift would be amazing! Also, did you screw the plate down into the top via the 4 corner screws using inserts? Thanks!
I believe that Rockler has the T-track with countersunk holes already in them. That might be another solution if you one doesn't want to "drill" any holes in their "T-track". That's where I always get mine from, haven't had to get any for a long time now though. I like the fact that Bits an bits coat there router bits. If I ever get time off from work, will be ordering one of those dovetail jigs of yours and maybe even that stop block. Cheers :)
Did you add fresh air for the motor? I have a ugly similar setup, have limited space, so I have a sanding station, made of 1/2 Plastic, to go in place of the router lift, for my small sanding on guitars! Making that video tomorrow! all in my assembly/ outfeed table!!
Parabéns pela obra de arte pelo canal pelo profissionalismo pelo seu talento pela as ferremtas top. Quem me dera que aqui no Brasil nós tivéssemos esse pode de compra qua vocês Europeus têm. Aqui o valor de uma ferramenta que não chega nem a ser um top de linha é num absurdo o valor! Parabéns!!
This looks amazing!!! ... and I think I will build it (with some mods). I am a bit green, so I have a question ---- I do not see a T-track for a mitre going parallel to the fence. Is this something that simply is not used?
I'm just in the planning stages of building a router table, so this is great! I'm curious was there a reason you didn't have a slot for a miter gauge? I'm trying to decide if that's something I need or not. thanks!
By order of importance (very subjective): 2 straight flutes (thin/thick), a rabbet, a flush trim bit, a 45-chamfer, a roundover, a tongue/groove set, and one decorative edge molding/ogee bit. Which bits you need depends heavily on your projects and desired style. For your first bits, I would actually just buy a cheap kit with 10-20 common bits, practice a whole bunch on scrap wood, then re-buy your favorites from a high quality brand.
Very nice work space !! However, I'd really like to see you do some work with it so I could see how handy it is for adjustments as you set up, and actually cut a shape. I learned on a 3 1/2 hp shaper, and my experience with router tables is poor by comparison.
Nice build ! I used your video to build my own router table! My only problem is the dust collection when cutting dados, dust is flying everywhere . Did you experienced this issue ? Dust collection is good when cutting roundover ! I'm using a shopvac and a cyclone as dust collector , do you think it could be the problem ? Maybe its not strong enought? I did had holes for airflow but dust don't really go down in the cabinet below... do you have advises for me ? Thank you !
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Do you have dimensions/plans for this?
Would it be possible to do this with an actual router, that has a switch??? Perhaps, (using a battery powered router as an example) by idk, locking a battery operated router into the on position, and getting a cordless battery connector, to hook to an empty battery shell, or something like that, and have a switch in between for turning on the unit, then you would have a unit that you can use elsewhere, likely, yet possibly still have all those benefits that you mentioned. I was thinking about getting a battery operated router, if I could find one that supports being used in a router table, and I guess, if I had to, I wouldn't mind using a plan like this, but with 3 sides, while keeping a frame on the open side for more stability, and with the open side, I would be able to access the switch, if I had to. Also, I wouldn't need the fence, for most of the things I would like to use the router table for, if I ever decided to build one...
**Edit** even though you said it was a sealed box, I just got to the part where you made doors for it, so that part of my comment is covered, I guess...😂😂
I’ll buy 2 stop blocks if you post a plan for the fence!
Any plans for this?
Just wondering where the wooden clamping jig came from? You mentioned it but cannot find it in the link. Love your products
I love that you made the table top and fence so thick, thick equals stability and rigidity, overkill is underrated.
Your ability to deliver quality videos week in and week out is almost as impressive as your woodworking prowess. As an amateur woodworker, its appreciated!
Thanks for that. Marc and I work really really hard so it is very appreciated. Cheers!
Jonathan, kudos for supporting local, family-owned businesses.
Nicely done Johnathan. Because my shop (corner of a garage) has such limited space, I built mine as a side extension to my table saw and shares the fence. Wish I had the space for a dedicated router table nice setup.
On epoxying the t-track - chew up the outside/underside corners of the aluminum- it’ll ad some mechanical tooth for the epoxy to hold onto.
Love the DIY videos but I don’t know about other people but I would love to see a 4-5 part series of this actually being built step by step not just highlights with music. Even if you had a Patreon I’d jump all over that. Some parts of the build seem uncomplicated but others I’m scratching my head. Just a thought but I do enjoy your videos.
I agree, this is not DIY-this is you did it with a number of tools I don't have, techniques that I am still not sure of and a lot of skill I don't yet have. Super cool and fun to watch, but not very instructional
I agree as well. I'm in research to build my first router table and this video was inspirational but not a step by step diy guide.
@@AlFerguson you mean you don’t have a Cnc laser in the back of the garage? Jk Agree. Great video though and design but would love some “how to” detail as well as some measurements…
He has plans for sale for this build. I’m sure the style of only doing highlights motivates people to buy the plans. That’s what happened to me, haha.
if you actually pay attention and THINK, everything you need to know is already shown or mentioned.
Within the last couple months, after discovering your channel, it's become must watch for me
That truly means a lot bud! Welcome my friend!
An idea: Sell a package with plans that includes 2 stop blocks and the engraved parts of the fence. As always, great video!
Shut up and take my money! No doubt a package like this would be amazing!
Yep, I’d buy it!
Sold
Yeah plans in metric would be awesome.
I would also like the plans for this or at least the dimensions. Looking to build a router cabinet instead of buying one.
Holy hell. That’s a work of art!
Edit: I didn’t even realise that Bits & Bits delivered to the UK either. Bonus! 👍
That's awesome!
Oh cool, they send out to Uk? Handy
Made my first purchase from bits and bits this week. Won’t be buying from anyone else. They’re first class. Would never have discovered them if not for this channel
AN UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL: I bought a couple of K-M stops because they looked like they’d work well. They are all that and a bag of chips! Cool tip on using the router to enlarge your dust collection hole, I would have made a quick trip to H-D for a hole saw I’d probably never use again. Thank you Jonathan for all you do! Stu
Just getting into woodworking... I am a welder by trade and I have always been curious about the wood stuff. and I figured that a router would be a good place to start. seeing this video has really made me jump in head first. and by the way, I have spent a full work day watching your videos! keep it up and keep them coming!! Thanks Jonathan!
Glad to hear bud! Welcome to the world of man glitter!
I was perfectly happy with my shop made router table until I watched this. Now I'm gonna have to make a new one. Keep up the great project videos, Jonathan!
The wooden copy of the fireball clamping squares is a great idea. I have a few made for internal clamping, but external ones like those would be handy as well. Thanks for the idea.
I'm actually talking with Jason about releasing something possibly. Keep your eyes peeled.
@@katzmosestools how about a short video making them?
Hello good sir. I like the video but the link to the free plans does not work anymore. any chance to check it so i can build it? :)
Great video. That hinge error is the sort of thing I'd take more than three years to get round to fixing!
Hahaha probably
that hole saw + router trick is crazy smart. thank you
It is but 2,5 hole saw + 0,5 router bit makes a 3,5 hole. Not 3,0
Metalworker here that just caught the carpentry bug.... Supporting a family owned company over bezos got my subscription. Great channel.
Your work like Apple of woodworking. Amazing.
I’ve been VERY happy with all of my Bits&Bits...bits....
I am in the process or building this router table now. But I already have a Triton router that has the built in lift. I also have a jessem router table top. Long story short I also have a Kreg router fence, so I am trying to coble all of this together and make it work. I have to have access to the router under the table to access the locking lever, and I think the on off switch I think because of a locking mechanism on the switch cover. So the front of the router box will actually be a door. Anyway I am a big fan, bought your plans a while back you had a sale and offered a bunch of your plans for a great price and I took advantage. Keep on trucking. 😎
Absolutely awesome job. You make it look so easy, to get the router plate flush and prefect is a lot harder then it looks.
That is such a clean router table. Thats nicer than the furniture in my house. Strong work.
I’d want a 3” drawer for router bits. Never too much router bits storage.
I’m Addicted to this channel now
Welcome my friend!
Great video...Just starting out in router operation to support my wifes laser business. Coming from a mechinical back ground going to take me some time to switch gears.
Very comprehensive video and well presented.
Hey I order my Katz-moses stop block today!!! I'm super excited to get that thing on my new table saw sled!!!!!!! wooo!! You will see this on my channel and IG!
Awesome video. Just the right amount of talking and super quality video. Thanks!
I'm in the process of designing my router table right now. You gave me some great ideas! Thank You!
I like this style of content. For people that know what they’re doing but want to see all the key points in the process
Beautiful! Amazing the things you can do with all the tools in the world! lol But yeah man. Great table!
And the part where he so causally mentions I made this part on my 3D printer (7:12) I’ll be forever in awe of your toys shop! You inspire me!
Yeah just one more of the many toys for my 3 car garage project.
Sweet Christmas, this is the best one i've seen yet. (as far as DIY router tables go)
Great info. Great video making techniques, as always
Awesome build, thanks for sharing
Love the idea, haven’t been ready to swallow the cost for the router lift and the bigger HP router. Someday… someday.
I hope that one day my business will flourish to have all these awesome toys
Great video! Really stellar work. Thank you!
You sir are a legend, love this video cant wait to build one of these for my small shop when it's up and running. Keep up the great work👍🏻
Thanks bud!
Great video, awesome Router Table! I'm with everyone else... I want to build one and would love to see plans/material list. We'll screw it up anyway but give us a fighting chance. LOL
Did you get a link to the plans?
Can not believe how much quieter this professional cabinet is looks killer also!, smashed it man👷
Jonathan, you gave credit to a fellow woodworker for the idea to widen a hole. I have seen him do the same thing. What I came across recently may be interesting?? I observed that it appeared as a tip in the April 1991 (Issue #74) of the Woodsmith magazine. It seems that some woodworking techniques are tried & true, and some just keep popping up now and then from somewhere!
Beautiful Table Beautiful Work!!!!!!!!!!!
As a novice, I have learned so much what not to do. Thank you! I am no longer going to use t-track. Instead I will be using the MatchFit system. Your design appears to be one that Matchfit will be a great alternative. Your stop block would also be able to be used with their track design. What do you think about the use of such a system on your table design?
Another learning experience for me. Thanks for posting.
My pleasure Jeff!
Well this is perfect, I've been working in the design of a shop made router table
Glad to be of service my friend!
I really enjoyed the video, Jonathan. I sure wish that I had your talent in the shop.
So satisfying to see a crappy harbor freight clamp. As usual awesome video !
1) your content is practical and top notch. 2) video quality is artistic, clear, and pro pro pro. It’s a pleasure to watch. 3) I really liked your promo of bitsbits. I know many don’t like “sponsored videos”. But hey, you’re doing this for a living, and people don’t ask me to give them my work for free. I think you did a first class way of delivering the sponsor. Well done. Keep it up. I always look forward to your new videos.
Spot on ...refined, yet simple ... great build !!!
Really enjoyed the video, inspired me to build one using your plans and it turned out alright. The only thing that feels “off” is the height.. I had to add +3” to the bottom to make it a usable height and I’m only 5’10.. so why did you build it so short? And yes I am using the same casters
If I didn't already have the full size kreg router table set up with all the extra doohickeys I'd definitely be making this..only thing I need is the cabinet and shelf. cuz it IS NOISY as hell! Love the tool holder idea too as always good stuff Jonathan!
Thanks Joe. You ever talk to Allen anymore? I was thinking about him today. If you do please tell him I say hi!
Awesome video - inspired me to take the plunge and start building my own router table. I’ve never built a cabinet before so this will be a challenge.
Great video (as always) and awesome timing. I'm just starting my table saw outfeed table/router table for my small shop and I love the details you've included in this build, especially the dust collection setup and the advice to set the insert just below the surface.
All this is so easy when you have unlimited budget and space!
That corner clamp is sweet!
Awesome build. The dust collection box is a genius idea!. This has definitely inspired me to re-imagine my current noisy/messy router setup tho! Looking forward to the next installment!
Fantastic video as always. Definitely another plan I'm buying!
Awesome bud! My pleasure!
Jonathon, I got my t-track maybe 1/16th of an inch closer than 3/4 away from the lift top. hope that is ok. Also, I got my lift top 3/16 inch deeper than the table top, I am thinking that the leveling screws will take care of that. Hope that isn't too deep.
I like how the T track crosses the whole table, they could be used for a sled to pass over the bit with a box joint jig etc.
The video is well done and clearly extensively edited. Would have liked to see longer duration views of details and more discussion of critical design issues. For example, I would guess that two layers of 3/4 inch baltic is not going to sag under the weight of the router. The box enclosing the router and left definitely seems to cut down on sound. Would like to have had more information on how the dust collection works and again more pictures of the finished project from all angles.
Thank you so much the links in the description save so much time I have been looking for quality t track everywhere And I couldn’t find any that was at a decent price
Very nice to see the paste wax wood food being rubbed in. Most videos these days either don't show and/or don't use it.
I can see this was for entertainment rather then actually showing people how this was made.
Some people need more hand holding, but this is not entertainment. It has the plans, which most any videos dont. So dont knock the video for your incompetence.
@@firstname-qq3xp it doesn't actually have the plans
@@joe-hd3uv this video is from 4 years ago. They use to have free plans but he has since made them $25.
Everything about this video is so professional and nice to watch. Love it!
Great build and am building it right now, combined with table saw. Question: can you share with us how the dust collection all ties together in the back? Is it two hoses that get together with a connector to then to the dust extractor? Thanks and as always great build video
Hey, thanks for the great video. What should the minimum fence travel be away from the hole for the router in your opinion?
Yes brother. Bits and Bits over Bezos any day.
Are there any plans for PDF plans available for purchase on this by chance?
Where can I get the plans to make this project? I would like to have the main dimensions if nothing else. Thanks for your video. Nicely done. Douglas W. Cate
Currently building this based on your plans right now! Not sure if you still have the CAD sketch, but sharing the template you made for the jessem lift would be amazing! Also, did you screw the plate down into the top via the 4 corner screws using inserts? Thanks!
A 2.5" (diameter) hole + an extra.0.5" routed all around it (radius) = a 3.5" hole (diameter). Not an issue when fully covered by the plate tho 😉
AWESOME EDITING! The editing was very very cool.
I believe that Rockler has the T-track with countersunk holes already in them. That might be another solution if you one doesn't want to "drill" any holes in their "T-track". That's where I always get mine from, haven't had to get any for a long time now though. I like the fact that Bits an bits coat there router bits. If I ever get time off from work, will be ordering one of those dovetail jigs of yours and maybe even that stop block. Cheers :)
Amazing build! It's always nice to see a different way of making things!
Dude you are off the hook!! Wish I was your neighbor for sure subscribing.
Did you add fresh air for the motor? I have a ugly similar setup, have limited space, so I have a sanding station, made of 1/2 Plastic, to go in place of the router lift, for my small sanding on guitars! Making that video tomorrow! all in my assembly/ outfeed table!!
Great video ! Thanks
Parabéns pela obra de arte pelo canal pelo profissionalismo pelo seu talento pela as ferremtas top.
Quem me dera que aqui no Brasil nós tivéssemos esse pode de compra qua vocês Europeus têm.
Aqui o valor de uma ferramenta que não chega nem a ser um top de linha é num absurdo o valor!
Parabéns!!
This looks amazing!!! ... and I think I will build it (with some mods).
I am a bit green, so I have a question ---- I do not see a T-track for a mitre going parallel to the fence. Is this something that simply is not used?
I'm just in the planning stages of building a router table, so this is great! I'm curious was there a reason you didn't have a slot for a miter gauge? I'm trying to decide if that's something I need or not. thanks!
0:57 - i got my money’s worth already seeing that clamp jig 🤯
Great video series. Makes me wanna remodel the one I just got
Nice table
First in Europe! Great way to end the afternoon...cheers...rr Normandy, France
You won the European cup!
@@katzmosestools Oui, Oui, Oui....
Awesome video!
How about a “Katz Moses Bits Bits Combo Pack” with all the “essentials bits”? I feel I need them all but don’t know where to start...
By order of importance (very subjective): 2 straight flutes (thin/thick), a rabbet, a flush trim bit, a 45-chamfer, a roundover, a tongue/groove set, and one decorative edge molding/ogee bit. Which bits you need depends heavily on your projects and desired style. For your first bits, I would actually just buy a cheap kit with 10-20 common bits, practice a whole bunch on scrap wood, then re-buy your favorites from a high quality brand.
Looks awesome. Thje sealed dust collection is a problem for me because I like to change the speed of my router. Very cool though :)
very nice job 👍
Some great advice.
Very nice work space !! However, I'd really like to see you do some work with it so I could see how handy it is for adjustments as you set up, and actually cut a shape. I learned on a 3 1/2 hp shaper, and my experience with router tables is poor by comparison.
Bad ass video and build! 🤘
Amazing build! I'd definitely like to buy some plans!
Do you have any videos showing the best way to set up and build a bench top router table?
Nice build ! I used your video to build my own router table! My only problem is the dust collection when cutting dados, dust is flying everywhere . Did you experienced this issue ? Dust collection is good when cutting roundover ! I'm using a shopvac and a cyclone as dust collector , do you think it could be the problem ? Maybe its not strong enought? I did had holes for airflow but dust don't really go down in the cabinet below... do you have advises for me ? Thank you !
Definitely on my list to build one of these. Thanks!
NICE!
Katz Moses stop block, Bam!
Amazing!!