Cutting out and cleaning up some paddles on the router table #asmr #woodworking #routertable #wood #diy #art #satisfying #cnc #cncwoodworking #router #paddle
@@cutting-it-close hey bud, its also spinning at multiple thousand rpms, I don't know who taught you physics, but a bullet is a couple grams and the only difference in it being about 2 quarters worth of metal, is the speed at which it is moving.
@@cutting-it-close Compliments on the patience you have. Listening to these keyboard warriors who have obviously never touched a power tool has to be annoying.
@Cecil Brothers I've touched plenty of power tools, I'm just not stupid enough to risk touching a router bit in use. But that's the world now, views on the Internet are more important than fingers and thumbs. I'll stick with my rule of 'Accidents never happen before they happen the first time'.
@@cutting-it-close Yes, we can all see what it is but some of us know they get hot enough to burn when they're in use. Seriously, how much time would it cost you to grab even a hand sander and use that to push the material?
@@cutting-it-close what does that have to do with anything? It's a router cutter with 2 blades spinning at thousands of revolutions per minute and his fingers are that close pushing towards it. You're an idiot if you think that's safe
Ok so as a woodworker I've done my fair share routing but this is messed up. Yea it's a top baring flush trim bit then a 1/8" round over but fuk dude that's some close shit. Go watch blacktail studios video power tool accidents make u think. 🏴👍
CNCs that have vacuum hold down, require no cuts completely through, if the piece is smaller than the vacuum hold down area. We free the piece from the rest with a solid carbide bit, with no bearing, it's just smooth for less friction on the upper part. some use a bearing bit, but they're so tiny the bearing can get destroyed easily.
No but if you hit a knot and your work piece explodes with your fingers cradled around the bit.... I've also seen splinters get thrown and bits explode like a tiny little grenade. Never compromise the safety of your fingers if you work with your hands for a living. Stay safe yall
Please take safety cautions. I saw your fingers were pretty close to the router blade. Please post it again when you have your finger(s) severed by that sharp blade. So we can say “I told you so!!!”
you’re a smart Dude. go the extra second. For the protecting from these machines. The wood acts funny sometimes causing things to go bad, quicker than we can humanly react (Bro) I can tell ur shmaht fella too! smart to be winning them prizes they be giving 😂you the ones I mean 😅
I'm very attached to my fingers.! I like to keep them on the ends of my hands.😮 I've been a Master Mechanic for 30yrs. I've seen people loose fingers.. When you wear proper glove for the job, you get used to them and you prefer to work with them. When working with wood, about the only time that I don't wear gloves is final sanding by hand, and must feel what I'm doing.
i get that you have a bearing bit here. but this is still terrible practice of using a router. terrible example for people out here, ESPECIALLY young kids learning woodshop.
People are enjoying the beauty of woodworking but the first priority of solving any problem or task is safety .if it's not safe or a person doesn't know the consequences of taking proper precautions he will learn the outcome. What he is doing is totally ill responsible and dangerous.
You can tell which people know nothing about woodworking in the comments. The trim bit falls below the trim line, so even if the wood caught grip, it’s highly unlikely the operator would be injured.
I hate fingers too.
Dam I was thinking the same first few seconds I jerked my head back like dam bish
Quite possibly the most unsafe use of a router I’ve seen on TH-cam.
It’s a flush trim bit
@@cutting-it-close hey bud, its also spinning at multiple thousand rpms, I don't know who taught you physics, but a bullet is a couple grams and the only difference in it being about 2 quarters worth of metal, is the speed at which it is moving.
@@cutting-it-close Compliments on the patience you have. Listening to these keyboard warriors who have obviously never touched a power tool has to be annoying.
You're watching a professional not a middle school shop class. Stay in your lane bud, you've obviously never done any production with power tools.
@Cecil Brothers I've touched plenty of power tools, I'm just not stupid enough to risk touching a router bit in use. But that's the world now, views on the Internet are more important than fingers and thumbs. I'll stick with my rule of 'Accidents never happen before they happen the first time'.
This guy will definitely lose part of a finger at some point.
Steep but effective learning curve and this guy is at the beginning of it.
🤣🤣🤣
Routers look tame but can be dangerous if they grab
To master this technic you will need really good insurance and adamantium bones.
It’s a flush trim bit on the router
@@cutting-it-close Yes, we can all see what it is but some of us know they get hot enough to burn when they're in use. Seriously, how much time would it cost you to grab even a hand sander and use that to push the material?
@@cutting-it-close so you can’t cut yourself on a flush trim bit?? 🤨
@@cutting-it-close what does that have to do with anything? It's a router cutter with 2 blades spinning at thousands of revolutions per minute and his fingers are that close pushing towards it. You're an idiot if you think that's safe
@@stevereddin7253 fucking days. They are using exactly the right tool made for the job, they are just using it in an unsafe manner
Ever seen a finger unzipped from a router? I have. It doesn’t look fun at all. Good luck out there. Stay safe.
i hope you have great insurance and attorneys. This was shameful to say the least.
“cutting-it-close”
You weren’t kidding!
I hope it was just the camera angle. Man that gave me anxiety
He REALLY lives up to his name
Your bio says you aim to be a source of woodworking knowledge. Take this down before you convince someone its ok to work like this.
Ok so as a woodworker I've done my fair share routing but this is messed up. Yea it's a top baring flush trim bit then a 1/8" round over but fuk dude that's some close shit. Go watch blacktail studios video power tool accidents make u think. 🏴👍
Amazing. Amazing you still have all 10, that is.
Am I the only one here who's anxiety level just went up from watching this video
Those do not look like the fingers of an old person.
If you carry on risking them like this, they never will.
Dude, I'm surprised you haven't lost any fingers. 😬
My heart unlocked a new rate lavel.😅😅
Stress inducing video. 😮😮😮
Is this necessary for all cnc wood work? Is the cnc machine not able to cut out the entire pieces?
CNCs that have vacuum hold down, require no cuts completely through, if the piece is smaller than the vacuum hold down area.
We free the piece from the rest with a solid carbide bit, with no bearing, it's just smooth for less friction on the upper part.
some use a bearing bit, but they're so tiny the bearing can get destroyed easily.
@@richtomlinson7090 thank you. Where are some great educational places to get informed for entry to CNC work?
Beautiful work 👍🏼
I notice I'm not the only one who thinks this is a risky situation the way he handles the router.
New meaning to cutting it close
So soothing
God damn! I don't even dare to use it, as if I'm so afraid will kickback to my face. Is that normal?? 😂
Routers don't really have a tendency to outright toss your workpiece, they just tear big chunks out of it if you aren't paying attention to the grain.
No but if you hit a knot and your work piece explodes with your fingers cradled around the bit.... I've also seen splinters get thrown and bits explode like a tiny little grenade. Never compromise the safety of your fingers if you work with your hands for a living. Stay safe yall
Having a bit come apart is a real startling moment.
Please take safety cautions. I saw your fingers were pretty close to the router blade. Please post it again when you have your finger(s) severed by that sharp blade. So we can say “I told you so!!!”
Hard pass
you’re a smart Dude. go the extra second. For the protecting from these machines. The wood acts funny sometimes causing things to go bad, quicker than we can humanly react (Bro) I can tell ur shmaht fella too! smart to be winning them prizes they be giving 😂you the ones I mean 😅
I'm very attached to my fingers.! I like to keep them on the ends of my hands.😮
I've been a Master Mechanic for 30yrs. I've seen people loose fingers.. When you wear proper glove for the job, you get used to them and you prefer to work with them.
When working with wood, about the only time that I don't wear gloves is final sanding by hand, and must feel what I'm doing.
Don’t show this if you can’t practice safe routing techniques.
Channel name checks out
i get that you have a bearing bit here. but this is still terrible practice of using a router. terrible example for people out here, ESPECIALLY young kids learning woodshop.
Horrifyingly unsafe router use
Way too comfortable with that thing lol
Me counting digits as the video went on
Oh yeah, now I see what people are talking about. He should be using some sort of gripper to keep his hands away.
Wow, I just.. Wow..
Hello, Mr George,
Bloody hell! I hope you counted your fingers after that!
Bros hands were TOO CLOSE 🤌🏻
You're insane!😂
Love it. Lost wood working TH-camrs are dressed like bee keepers.
Has anyone mentioned the close call on your fingers yet?
Going to get the name nubs McGee one of those times
Sphincter tightening demonstration of what may or may not be router skills.
Having ten fingers is overrated
All the best fingers
Finger Vs Router which will be victorious?
Sostén las tablas de más dentro. Esta super peligroso. La tabla no se ve tan pesada
The handle placements omg stress me tf out!!!
Господи, как у него все пальцы на месте ещё
Not trying to attack you bro, but your fingers are way too close
Good job, your one step further to the way of losing some fingers.
Hey buddy watch them fingers getting to close for comfort 😂safety first!
Woww...very interesting
Soon... without fingers!
I know it's a flush trim bit, still made me nauseous. That's a bad habit to get into for the day you don't have a flush trim bit.
This is fkin nuts. Jesus christ man. 😂😂
How on earth are there still 10 fingers in this post!!!!
If any newbie woodworkers are watching this, DO NOT DO THIS!!!!!!
I can smell this video
Quite close to fingers
What the fingers Batman!
Impressive
Give me a break. We call those cutting boards where I come from.
Howard letting him use my router one time on his first day and then not have to partways because I don’t hire apprentices
Ótimo trabalho parabéns
Wow. Is this crazy to make us comment how unsafe it is? It worked LoL
His channel name is cutting it close💀💀
অনেক সুন্দর হয়েছে
You do not need to router both sides of the paddle cutting board. Only one side is needed. Also you are working unsafe
How to get comments to push your algorithm
You need to practice better safety measures when working that close to machinery.
Who moves wood with the palms of their hands
What type of bit is that?
Why not use a pin router with a pattern template
People are enjoying the beauty of woodworking but the first priority of solving any problem or task is safety .if it's not safe or a person doesn't know the consequences of taking proper precautions he will learn the outcome.
What he is doing is totally ill responsible and dangerous.
Nice bro 🙂
Dude what are trying to prove? That bit will destroy any part of you that it touches.
Crazy 😢😢😢
These comments....lol
You're good man, keep on getting it done.
deberias ajustar un poco los parametros de distancia 😯
je pense que tu vas perdre des doigts bientôt si tu continue à travailler comme ça
He literally moved his hand over the fucking bit a couple times while cutting.
And then there were 9....
Done that a few times I see.
Que prevê essa primeira aí meu amigo como faço pra comprar dela
Ok he’s purposely putting his fingers that close to the blade for comments and views, ain’t no way anyone that crazy normally
😂 next video will be nubs carpentry 101
Oddly satisfying!
Damn just slow down and you’ll only have to do it in 1 or 2 passes. Looks sloppy when you go that fast
You can tell which people know nothing about woodworking in the comments. The trim bit falls below the trim line, so even if the wood caught grip, it’s highly unlikely the operator would be injured.
This guy does not care about his fingers what so ever 😅
I thought he was about to gut his fingers. I thought I work unsafe. Jesus
You have WAY to much faith in your self. I think it’s a when you will slip not an if.
Try harder next time you'll get em.
But he gets thumb down for fing with viewers
jesus christ..! you got spare fingers in the cupboard I assume..!?
a little safety, please..
Tá doido pra perder um dedo
No safety at all...that's BAD...!
Painful to watch
Hands are overrated
Another accident waiting to happen