This is a great video in that you actually show how you constructed the cradle, which is the hardest part of this assembly. I’ve gone through it multiple times .Thank you!
I just finished building the handrail on my deck th-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z and used this great little router to clean up the top rail before the final sanding and stain. It was light weight but packed lots of power. Either size battery didn't seem to make it top heavy and I'm a 64 yr old women so I really appreciated how easy it was to use...................... CORDLESS only way to go !!
Holey buckets!!! I hate to sound like a puss BUT that scared the crap out of me when you pushed those blocks through the table saw with your FINGERS! I worked with a guy that lost 2 fingers doing EXACTLY that. Other then the scare, I appreciate your precision work. What kind of glue did you use to instantly joint the wood and acrylic?
I noted that you have a lot of empty space on the sled, which can limit the length of board you can process so I was wonder why you did that. Is it because you plan to install a dust extraction nozzle? If that is the case you would only need the extra space on one side...unless you plan on having two: one on both sides?
People use these videos to learn. Please demonstrate better safety practices by using a push block or stick. Remember: You have a responsibility to your audience!
"learning"... By the time someone is to this level, they should already be familiarized with safety. Obviously, like yourself. Quit telling people what to do.
Video was good, I like the sled, but the whole “table saw without push sticks” made me cringe. I agree, if someone is putting on a video for others to learn, you should always demonstrate safe practices. I don’t know how you still have all your fingers. Like I tell my grandson…it only takes ONE military-second of not paying attention and its a done deal…finger gone or worse. Woodshop s are very unforgiving if you don’t respect the dangers they involve. Just my two cents, but other then that, great video and I love the cradle. I’ll be making one myself. A little commentary with the video would have been nice as well.
Thank you. I like that polycarbonate cradle. And I like the big hole so you can use a big bit easy. One question - your little drill press caught my eye. What make is it?
your video is a good start, but would have been MUCH better with a narrative including dimensions, measurements and explanations why you did what you did. BUT, it gave me some good pointers for when I build mine.
th-cam.com/video/sbZoXw3qVwA/w-d-xo.html This is the one I use. That is made in Korea. So I am not sure they sell to other countries. You can search for something similar on Amazon.com. Adjustable countersink drill bit. I think mine is easier than others. Thanks!
Nice video, can you tel me what size Dia Linear rail you used, it looks like SBR20. I want to build one but not sure if to use SBR16 or SBR20 - 16mm or 20mm Thanks.
Hi Make Furniture 😁 I totally love your video, and I have already bought the rails 😁 10 mm Polycarbonate is hard to come around here, but I can order it online, cut exactly to the measurements I give. Can you tell me how big the polycarbonate sheet is? Thanks again for the great video - all the best from Denmark - 🙏🏼 Morten
Hi Morten. I'm in Copenhagen. Did you ever order the polycarbonate? Could you please tell me where you ordered it pre cut to size? I have the rails in the post, arriving this week.
Could you please let me know what the size of the pieces of plywood you cut? I see where you gave measurements of the plate itself. So I have that. But need the measurements of the pieces of plywood. Thank you
What is the name and brand of the combination measurement caliper and scribe tool you are using to mark the holes for connecting the linear bearing blocks?
Ok... I wasn't the only one with my opinion... :-) Now I've found other comments on this topic as well. Thx for wanting to do better in the future... BR
@@makefurniture1 The Gripper push block is perfect for those kinds of cuts. It's quick and easy to setup. You can get an optional 1/8" leg to make that narrow of a cut. Your sled is awesome and thanks for sharing it.
Minuto 4, no se ve lo que haces... Yo lo sé, PERO, si filmas, si gravas, si ocupas nuestro TIEMPO, hazlo bien... *¡¡¡ Y NO PERSISTAS EN EL ERROR, LECHES !!!* Des-Like, bien merecido.
www.aliexpress.com/store/4997273?spm=a2g0o.order_list.0.0.68041802orjU2K This is the seller I ordered from. You can find them on amazon.com too. Just type "SBR20". Thanks!
@@feraligatrs I used a scroll saw for that. First, make a hole with a drill and then scroll saw. You can use the other tools like a hole saw, a jigsaw... Thanks!
My god man, you are seriously careless around that spinning blade. No push stick, leaning over the blade to move off cuts with your bare hand? There's comfortable and confident using your tools and then there's needlessly dangerous.
I’d watch but when I saw your lack of safety I decided it wasn’t worth my time. I speak with experience of having sawed a finger off. I also gave you a thumbs down hoping to reduce the circulation of the video.
I just subscribed after seeing you use the tablesaw with no push stick. I can't wait for the, "How this happened" video.
This is a great video in that you actually show how you constructed the cradle, which is the hardest part of this assembly. I’ve gone through it multiple times .Thank you!
Thanks for your warm comments 😀
I just finished building the handrail on my deck th-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z and used this great little router to clean up the top rail before the final sanding and stain. It was light weight but packed lots of power. Either size battery didn't seem to make it top heavy and I'm a 64 yr old women so I really appreciated how easy it was to use...................... CORDLESS only way to go !!
Thank you for recommending this vid for help in transferring the bearing hole locations. this helped alot!
You’re wild for that, man! Fingers WAY too close!
I will use some push sticks. Thanks!
Holey buckets!!! I hate to sound like a puss BUT that scared the crap out of me when you pushed those blocks through the table saw with your FINGERS! I worked with a guy that lost 2 fingers doing EXACTLY that. Other then the scare, I appreciate your precision work. What kind of glue did you use to instantly joint the wood and acrylic?
Sorry. I'll keep that in mind.
I used a CA glue(super glue). Thanks!
I noted that you have a lot of empty space on the sled, which can limit the length of board you can process so I was wonder why you did that. Is it because you plan to install a dust extraction nozzle? If that is the case you would only need the extra space on one side...unless you plan on having two: one on both sides?
good job ( safety first )
Thanks!
Yeeeikkkeeesss. Heard of a push stick?
Great video
Thanks!
People use these videos to learn. Please demonstrate better safety practices by using a push block or stick. Remember: You have a responsibility to your audience!
I totally agree with your opinion. That was my fault. Thanks!
"learning"... By the time someone is to this level, they should already be familiarized with safety. Obviously, like yourself. Quit telling people what to do.
@@mikewall1375 nah, there is ppl working 30yrs in a proffesion and still havent learned safety 🤣
Video was good, I like the sled, but the whole “table saw without push sticks” made me cringe. I agree, if someone is putting on a video for others to learn, you should always demonstrate safe practices. I don’t know how you still have all your fingers. Like I tell my grandson…it only takes ONE military-second of not paying attention and its a done deal…finger gone or worse. Woodshop s are very unforgiving if you don’t respect the dangers they involve. Just my two cents, but other then that, great video and I love the cradle. I’ll be making one myself. A little commentary with the video would have been nice as well.
The lack of judgement shown in not using a push stick made me question everything else I saw in this video. Just monumentally stupid.
Nice build! Thank! But you stressed me beyond my mind when I saw you pushing those pieces on your bandsaw bare-handed! 😱
I agree that it was my mistake. Thanks!
Olá. Qual a medida do acrílico.
Thank you. I like that polycarbonate cradle. And I like the big hole so you can use a big bit easy. One question - your little drill press caught my eye. What make is it?
It is BOSCH.
Thank you for your comment!
Hola,una pregunta de qué grosor es las placas y de qué medida es la placas Gracias
Thank you…
Thanks!
your video is a good start, but would have been MUCH better with a narrative including dimensions, measurements and explanations why you did what you did. BUT, it gave me some good pointers for when I build mine.
Measurements in American, not metric r/
@@rak7101 The sooner we all move to metric the sooner we can get on with a better life. Try it.
There is nothing wrong with metric. I actually find metric easier. Far less fractions to mess with. I hate dividing fraction.@@rak7101
@@BarrySumpter They have been saying that for decades...
@@RDAUGIRD 100%. Still relevant.
How would you add a vacuum attachment to this one? Bonus points if it can be attached somehow to the polycarbonate plate.
I don't add a vacuum attachment during using this polycarbonate cradle and the trimmer. Thanks!
I noticed you do not attach your long rails to your workbench. Does the width of the sled keep the long rails parallel and don't bind?
Usually, I don't fix my long rails to the workbench.😊
Just saw this video and I'm extremely thankful. I would like to know where I may acquire the drill attachment you used or the name brand. Thank you
th-cam.com/video/sbZoXw3qVwA/w-d-xo.html
This is the one I use. That is made in Korea. So I am not sure they sell to other countries.
You can search for something similar on Amazon.com. Adjustable countersink drill bit.
I think mine is easier than others. Thanks!
Nice , what type caliper is that?
It''s a kind of scriber gauge. Thanks!
Nice video, can you tel me what size Dia Linear rail you used, it looks like SBR20. I want to build one but not sure if to use SBR16 or SBR20 - 16mm or 20mm Thanks.
Yes, it is SBR20. Thanks!
Hi Make Furniture 😁
I totally love your video, and I have already bought the rails 😁
10 mm Polycarbonate is hard to come around here, but I can order it online, cut exactly to the measurements I give. Can you tell me how big the polycarbonate sheet is?
Thanks again for the great video - all the best from Denmark - 🙏🏼 Morten
Mine is 300x200x10mm. Thanks!!!
@@makefurniture1 will 3/8 thick suffice?
@@mikewall1375 I think 3/8 thick is ok. Thanks!
Hi Morten. I'm in Copenhagen. Did you ever order the polycarbonate? Could you please tell me where you ordered it pre cut to size? I have the rails in the post, arriving this week.
How about using a push stick? Those narrow pieces put your hand way to close to the blade.
Yeah, it was my fault. I am going to use a push stick later.
If not the best router sled, it is one of them. How thick is the plywood what you used for this device?
12mm. Thanks!
Could you please let me know what the size of the pieces of plywood you cut? I see where you gave measurements of the plate itself. So I have that. But need the measurements of the pieces of plywood. Thank you
2 pieces of 200x60x12mm, 2 pieces of 200x36x12mm. Thanks!
@@makefurniture1 thank you very much
Do you know what thread is used for the screws? Mine arrived without a single screw.
M6(15mm length, 1mm pitch). Thanks!
What brand are your guides? I’m seeing Vevor ads under your video
www.aliexpress.com/store/4997273?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.410.bbf11802RWdJzN
Hello Make Furniture !!
Is it possible to have the plans to build this router support please ?
I'm sorry, I don't have them. Thanks!
What were your dimensions for plexiglass, and sides? Where did you purchase your linear rails? Thx
The polycarbonate is 300x200x10mm.
www.aliexpress.com/store/4997273?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.387.42271802hMOCfR
Thanks!
Do you know what size thread the screws are that go into the blocks on the rails? I have similar rails but they didn’t come with screws
M6(15mm length, 1mm pitch). Sorry for the late response.
What is the name and brand of the combination measurement caliper and scribe tool you are using to mark the holes for connecting the linear bearing blocks?
That is a Matsui scriber gauge. Thanks!
Nice, but please let us know if you have lost some of your fingers. eq at around of 2:30. Good luck... ;-)
Ok... I wasn't the only one with my opinion... :-) Now I've found other comments on this topic as well. Thx for wanting to do better in the future... BR
Get yourself some push sticks made! That is so dangerous using your hands inside like that.
You are totally right. Thanks!
@@makefurniture1 The Gripper push block is perfect for those kinds of cuts. It's quick and easy to setup. You can get an optional 1/8" leg to make that narrow of a cut. Your sled is awesome and thanks for sharing it.
@@CarolinaFarming Thanks for your comment. I think I'm going to buy the jig you recommended.
Good evening what is tool you use to measure the axis of the carriages ?
That's a scriber gauge. Thanks!
Interesting tool at 10:25. What's it called? Where did you get it?
It's a kind of scriber gauge.
global.gmarket.co.kr/item?goodscode=2621242451
You can find a similar one on Amazon.com too. Thanks!
Jesus Krist! Use a push stick man!
Minuto 4, no se ve lo que haces... Yo lo sé, PERO, si filmas, si gravas, si ocupas nuestro TIEMPO, hazlo bien...
*¡¡¡ Y NO PERSISTAS EN EL ERROR, LECHES !!!*
Des-Like, bien merecido.
what are the final dimensions of the polycarbonate piece?
300x200x10mm Thanks!
@@makefurniture1 Thank YOU! 👊👊👍👍
what glue are you using?
That is CA glue. Thanks!
What kind of glue are you using ?
CA glue(super glue). Thanks!
좋은 영상 감사드립니다
영상 보고 제작을 해 보려고 하는데 리니어레일 규격과 길이 및 아크릴 두께 정보 공유 가능 하시면 댓글 부탁 드립니다.
좋은 영상에 다시 한 번 김사 드립니다
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여기 설명란을 참조하시면 자세하게 나와있습니다.
투명판은 폴리카보네이트이고 10mm 두께입니다. 아크릴도 괜찮을것입니다.
감사 합니다!
BTW where did you get the linear rail parts?
www.aliexpress.com/store/4997273?spm=a2g0o.order_list.0.0.68041802orjU2K
This is the seller I ordered from. You can find them on amazon.com too. Just type "SBR20". Thanks!
@2:50 SOMEBODY IS TRYING TO LOSE FINGERS TODAY...
Absolutely no concept of safety
This is great, did you countersink the mounting holes in the polycarbonate yourself?
Yes. I did. Thanks!
@@makefurniture1 Sorry one more question, how did you make the main hole in the polycarbonate for the router bit to go through?
@@feraligatrs I used a scroll saw for that. First, make a hole with a drill and then scroll saw. You can use the other tools like a hole saw, a jigsaw... Thanks!
@@feraligatrs you can also use an adjustable hole saw in a drill press or regular hole saw in a drill.
12mm plexiglass?
That is 10mm. I made it with a used polycarbonate plate.
I think 12mm is more reliable than 10mm. Plexiglass is good too. Thanks!
Push block!!!!!!
My god man, you are seriously careless around that spinning blade. No push stick, leaning over the blade to move off cuts with your bare hand? There's comfortable and confident using your tools and then there's needlessly dangerous.
This guy shouldn't be allowed near power tools. Ever heard of a push stick!!!!!
I’d watch but when I saw your lack of safety I decided it wasn’t worth my time. I speak with experience of having sawed a finger off. I also gave you a thumbs down hoping to reduce the circulation of the video.