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- In this video, I cover trimming solid wood edge banding, making a mortise, using your router as a jointer, cope and stick joinery and making a raised panel door.
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I'm used to larger, corded routers th-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z so this was a different experience for me. Basically, this is an incredibly sweet machine, fits well in the hand, etc. It has slightly less power than I'm used to, but that's understandable. Maneuvering freehand takes some practice. These days, it's especially nice to be able to avoid power cords. This is above the level of a hobbyist but below a pro level.
The blue tape trick is just simply brilliant!
I wish woodpecker products were affordable for the average woodworker. Nice video sir.
I agree. I would like to be able to afford them also.
I think everyone would love to have those kind of tools guy but That doesn’t take away from the fact that you make a very good video with perfect explanations of how to. I only wish I was as confident with my woodworking as you are with yours. Keep up the good work my friend.
That router table looks like a seriously quality kit, i'd love a table like that.
Lots of good info packed in there. Nice.
Thanks Brian! I had a lot of fun making this video
I almost skipped this video because I've seen so many bad "# cool things" videos. But I'm glad I didn't, because you've got me seriously looking at router tables differently. As much as I've seen them used in TH-cam videos, I haven't really see how *I* would use one, and this shows me. Thanks!
Outstanding video Guy. This is the type of help and instruction that I need. You did an excellent job explaining and demonstrating the techniques you were using. Thanks.
Thanks so much for watching and the nice comment! I do appreciate it.
Thanks for the video! I just picked up a router from a nice older man. Thought I was just buying the router, but he pulled out a router table top. I was so excited, as I was just going to make a basic table myself.
My kitchen is getting new cabinet door.
Thanks for sharing, from South Africa 🇿🇦
Thank you for a very professional, useful video!
Guy, Those are some very nice tips for using the router table! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching Mac!
This is some extremely advanced wood working holy cow man...
Another great video! That router table looks really nice.
WOW! That was awesome! Thanks! I can only dream of having a router table like that 😎
That's a hell of a setup.
If I ever get to the master level and hit the Powerball! Nice work and tools. One day!❤️
Nice one Guy. I like my router table well enough, but I'd like either of yours a hell of a lot more
Thanks Kuffy!
Great video, Guy! Thanks for the upload!
Hey Dave! Thanks buddy!
This is a really good video, Guy. So many great tips for everyone to learn from. That router table is awesome too. I have it on my short list of upgrades.
Thanks Buddy!
Thanks for the info Guy! 👍🏻👊🏻
Thanks as always for watching Fred!
Great video. Very well explained and gave me lots of great ideas. Thanks.
Thank you for sharing this information
Exceptional. No on your face camera, no chatter and to the point. Great work!
Amen brother. Amen.
Very informative, thank you for that.
A Perfectionist is at work here and teaches at the very best. Learned a lot!
Glad you could take a few things away from it Richard!
Great video, I learned a lot! Thanks!
holy crap!!!! it's the granddaddy of all router tables!
Glad to see your making videos again. I have really been missing projects. Don
Thanks Don. Have a furniture project coming soon
@@GuysShop That is great. I am looking forward to it.
I'm very impressed the router table, especially the clamping jig which was something that I have been contemplating for long. Thanks for sharing. Hope one day I can have one of this nice table, and the skills!
Glad you like it!
That router table is awesome
Love to have that router table
Great vid!
Nice router table, Guy!
Wow! I had no idea that can all be done on a router. Brilliant 👍🏾👍🏾
With that kind of router table, only your imagination is the limit
Cheers.
Ramon Panganiban a router is router. Mine is $30 and I’m planning on buying those bits for it.
Great informative video Guy... Keep it up 👍
Very nice router table l am lucky with working in joinery shop we have a spindle moulder it’s always nice to see what other joiners do you can learn other ways thank you and stay safe 🇬🇧
Thanks 👍
I agree with others that you can do all of this on a more modest table. I made my own, saving my money for the more important CNC machine. Takes slightly longer to adjust, but the time is my own.
Great tips Guy! Thank you for sharing them with us.👌👍😎JP
Thanks as always JP!
Your very welcome Guy!😎
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Guy, really liked the content. Thanks
Glad you liked the video George! I'm pretty happy with how it came out.
I love how the height adjust on that insert. Do you have to lock it down after adjusting so the bit doesn't move? Seems like the vibration and pressure could move the bit if not.
Im betting he locks it down before every cut. I dont have a table router lift, I just use the built in lift on my Triton router but if I dont lock it down Ill sometimes find my cuts changing height. I learned the hard way but I did learn, Lock It Down For Every Cut!!!!
Nice vid, very informative!
Thanks Daniel! Glad you liked it.
Fantastic work. Your are a true professional.
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks Guy, nice one buddy
Thanks Ken!
Jeez, that woodpeckers router table is gorgeous!
It's awesome
@@GuysShop which would you pick, The incra or The woodpeckers router table? I can’t figure out which one you have currently. I’m in The market for one, but I can’t make up my mind which to get
You are one clever guy!
That micro adjust feature is on point. Wish mine had one of those.
It's a great feature to have on your fence
Very nice router table, fence and other Woodpecker jigs ! Much better than my DIY router table made out of a single 12$ white melamine shelf !
Yeah, the melamine does work though. Just takes a little bit more work.
You saved a lot of money. If you are doing this for a living then you buy the good stuff. If it's a hobby, well building the table is just fun.
What I wouldn’t give for that table!! Wow!!
It rocks!
Excellent
One of the best masters on the internet and beautiful quality of camera shots and video a resounding success. I have subscribed to your channel ... We appreciate your great knowledge and patience in producing such great videos. Many are unaware of the immense work to produce a video like this ... Muchas gracias...
Thanks and welcome
Wonderful
Thanks for your excellent vidéo congratulations from France i expect to see your others vidéos
Glad you like them!
You're awesome! Subbed!
Nice add for Woodpecker products. Great tools....if I ever win the powerball I will buy some.
Good luck!
That’s a nice table
Thenks for this moment
Thanks!
Very nice video man. I just installed my router beside my rigid contractors table saw. I extended the fence then built in the platform . Now I can use the fence with my tablesaw with my router . Lol just need a dedicated router for it , such a pain unscrewing it every time I need to use it hand held. Some nice tips in this video
Thanks! Yeah, a dedicated router in the table is nice.
Can you tell me where you sourced the rails to extend your Rigid table saw fence? I looked for rails to extend mine, but they are no longer made (if they ever were). Thank you in advance, sir!
Love your channel, wish you would come back and do more videos.
Working on it!
Subscribed!
Oh my god that Woodpeckers router table 🤤
great piece of equipment to have in the shop!
Enjoyed the vid Guy! Funny, I just checked and noticed I hadn’t seen ya in a month...Started getting a little nervous 😬Glad to see ya backQ
Been busy working on the house and some other stuff. More coming soon!
Another outstanding video Guy! What camera are you using to film?
It's impossible to get such sophisticated equipment you have.
All these thing can be done on the simplest of router tables.
Nice and easy to follow - thank you for posting!
Glad you liked it James. Thanks for watching!
I have an old table router I inherited from my father-in-law. It doesn't have the possibility of having a bearing on the bits. It has a 1/2" shank and I have to put spacers to get it to about the right height, then there's an adjustment handle and lock-down handle to fine-tune the height.
What do you recommend for doing the plywood/hardwood job on this type of router?
I router small 2x3 pieces of wood only 3/16th deep. Its just the end that I cut out. So its 1x2 inches by 3/16 deep, shaped somewhat like an Omega ( The omega sign or horse shoe shape stays) sign on one end of this wood. Its such little cutting I use a drill press. Also because I need to see what I am cutting. I been using a 1/4" straight bit in the drill press. It works ok but would like to try a router and table.
How would I do this with a router and router table? I cant see the cutting, to know how to shape the Omega sign ( again its the closet way to describe what shape I am cutting). The depth is very important. . Making a jig would be difficult and the depth will change with different pieces that I cut.
Thanks in advance for any and all help.
Master 👌
Your router table is probably more expensive than everything in my shop combined 😆
HaHa
Including a full size shaper
The table package with the lift is $1,289.99 The sled is another $150 So somewhere around $1,440 plus some more accessories.
That router table is excellent, must of cost a fortune, your charge out rate must be a huge figure, or you have a meth lab under your workshop like Mr White in breaking bad lol 😂
@Mr P DYI = Do Yourself In?
Who needs a festool domino??
What happened to your Incra router table?
Router s very usefull machine!
Great! Video
Glad you enjoyed it
Hallo Guy. Thank you for the great upload. I always find your videos informative and interesting. May I ask that you share more, with some „how to“ techniques and maybe some step by step complete projects? Thank you again, Barbara
I just built my 1st router table with scrap wood in my shed.
I'm 10 000 BC, before I reach the level of this high tech table router this video featured.
Yeah, it is pretty fancy. A hole in a piece of plywood will work, this is all creature comforts
Awesome improvising video! TH-cam threw in a lot of ads though
Sorry about that
What setup do you have for the table . Very interested in buying one
That Woodpecker table is sweet!
What happened to the tenon for the mortice you made @4.00.
Note- if using solid wood panels do not glue the panel to the frame and be particularly careful not to get glue on the corners of the panel when assembling the frame. This is because the solid panels will expand and contract with changes in humidity and must be free to do so. The panels are apt to split if not free to move.
One of kind hi tech Router Table adds perfection to your mastery
Undoubtedly Woodpeckers are partners committed to the art of wood working
Where did you get that apron
Yea, I'm with Tallyman..What happened to the Incra Router table?.. Last year I spent almost 2 grand for that whole set-up you showed. (I still haven't finished building the drawers). Did Woodpeckers offer a better sponsorship deal? Now I have to buy another router table to keep up with you...lol
Great Video Guy woodpecker great products But incra for me
Many thanks
I still love my Incra table!
Glad see you back and ok, Guy. If you need someone to take your Incra table, you can send it to me and I'll pay the shipping :>)
HaHa. I still have the Incra and will definitely be holding on to it!
Hi Guy- this is very helpful. Wondering what kind of wood did you use for the raised panel? I’m having a hard time finding solid wood in a width wide enough for the panel. Was it actually separate boards edge-glued together? I know plywood is also an option....but I’d rather solid hardwood if I can find it. Thx.
Thanks! I used cherry for the demo here. If youm can't find lumber wide enough for yur door panels, gluing up several boards to get the width of panel you need is accaptable
Woodpeckers has different types of router tables. Which model are you using?
what kind of wood did you make the "door frame" out of? I have some in my shop just like that and I have no idea what it is
Only if you have wookpeckers router lift with micro adjust feature and also that very fency fence that has a micro adjust as well
Not true...it just takes a little more trial & error on your test piece.
Wow! I like that router table. Where did you purchase and what brand, please! Thank you.
Check description
I always hear you talking about your Incra setup. Thoughts on the Incra vs Woodpeckers? Great video!
Both are good. I thunk the Incra is better due to the joinery it can perform with the templates
@@GuysShop Thanks for taking the time to respond.
Hey Guy! Great video! Loved the jointer shim ! Very clever!
Thanks Tomy!
I would suggest using a hand plane, at an angle, to smooth where the hardwood used to edge band the plywood is “proud.”
Excellent video! What brand of bead and stile bits are you using? I assumed they were made by WoodPecker, but when I went to their website, I was surprised to see, that they only seem to carry bits from other manufacture's (Whitside & Amana).
Freud
@@GuysShop Thank you!
Is the raised panel face out more that the rail and stile?
No. That is why I back cut the raised panel.
LINKS to sources (eg. Amazon) fortable, bits, and all things shown in the video would be nice.
Yes, I see woodpecker; but the other stuff too.
The Kobalt router and table combo at Lowe's for 129 can do everything that this nice expensive router table in the video can do.
Salty Steel Great to know. I just picked the Kobalt table/router up yesterday. Looking forward to working on this.
Nah. Not the cheap plastic Kobalt. Bad comparison.
@@jagsidhu4559 my thoughts exactly
I bought that same Kobalt setup, and I agree!
Hi Guy,
Can you tell us what you thought of the tricked out woodpecker setup compared to your badass Incra rig?
For adjustments which worked better? manual or leadscrew micro adjust, which do find more useful? what about the router lift, which once do you find better?
Hey Cody, Hard for me to say which is better. They are both well built and engineered, and both work a little different
Cody - I have the Incra. I really liked the fact that I could micro adjust my fence when I was cutting some dove tail splines for a box I was making. Really made getting the fit perfect much easier. I will say, that it was my first time making dove tail splines though.
Cody - I just went back and watched from the beginning. I see that the WP fence also has a micro adjust feature for the fence.