Thanks for watching y'all, hope you enjoyed this one! This was an easy DIY project and will be one of the most used tools in my shop! // Check out Arrow Fastener's full line of tools and fasteners : bit.ly/arrowcrafted
That is an awesome router table, having all the bells & whistles it would look nice in any workshop. Are you selling, or perhaps giving away your old table ? ... :)
As we all can see this is not quite a dyi but a ”how to acomodate/incorporate high endx expensive stuff that i got for free into some cabinet”. nice effort to put this toghether but it wount help me especially since i have no access to those gadgets.
@@crystalfiore9205 It's not his design... took it from another creator, but failed to give credit. You can find plans here: th-cam.com/video/MhIzJrTYHBc/w-d-xo.html
Dude, what gives? JSK-koubou router table video has 2.1M views, you think people wouldn't notice. Even if you only took inspiration from his video, why not credit the source? You have great and engaging content, don't be that guy!!!
I'm currently doing a kitchen remodel, so I made room in the budget for one of those Foreman jigs. I've wanted one for a while, and I figured it would really help speed up the cabinet making. Man...how did I live without this thing? I have a K4 that has served me well and will still have its use in my shop, but there's nothing like the Foreman. Especially when doing larger pieces. I can batch out all the pocket holes for a full carcass in a few minutes. Definitely a worthwhile investment, iyam.
AWESOME!!!!!! I'm super inspired because I don't want a metal stand or cabinet. Building a plywood cabinet is my goal and you have nailed it for me. Plus that power feeder has me thinking also. Great job!
Great video and definitely like it, because how you incorporate the dust bucket. I don't see any plans available or I could just be not seeing them. Where would they be? Thanks
The 3/4" spacer for the hinge was a great solution... I always seem to run into mismatched hinges on hand. Welp... now I know. Thanks! Fantastic router table build, btw.
Hello sir. Excellent presentation. I noticed that you said you corrected your factory edges. How do you that. I have hard time to get my stock to read 90 degrees. Do I have to have special tools or machine ? Please advice. Thanks
Do u have plans for this build? I have a sawstop router cast iron table and I made the enclosures already, but I need the design for the bit storage. I think it will work in my table, thanks
This is one of those videos that gave me a ton of questions. How come you did not use glue on the cabinet? What countersink bit is that? What is that monster pattern bit for? Could you have used the push to open fittings behind the drawers instead of along the sides? Does that lift plate have a height lock?
Nice solid build! I have a wooden router cabinet I built many years ago. I'm using the same 7518 router as you. I just inclosed the area where the router is and put in a 2.5" port for the fence and 4" output to my dust collection system. I am not sure where the separate metal box comes in since the router is already in a box (if you covered the back area). I like the ease of the router plate trim ring removal. No tools, just press a button.
That’s so awesome! I absolutely love the table and the 2 side slide outs. But!! That last toy that you added is mind bowing for me because I didn’t even know that there was an option for the power feeder accessory. Soo crazy. Of course I thought to myself, duh, how could someone not have thought of making something like that? But I just didn’t know they had already built one. So!, thank you very much and I’m looking forward to the next project video.
Seeing you drill into that beautiful top was a bit nerve wracking, but what a great addition. Love the vertical storage option and that dust collection is spot on. Great build!
What a great looking & very functional built with care router table. Could you please do a video or recommend a router table for us on a tighter budget? I would love to have a table like this someday. I took many ideas from this video. I appreciate your work & effort making this video. THANK YOU!
Being the veteran of a number of full size router table setups over the years, including formerly owning a shaper, this is definitely one of the best I've seen. That Porter-Cable motor is definitely the industry standard for heavy-duty router tables.
I have questions . I noticed that you had the Woodpecker router lift and went with the Rockler lift this time. Was there a reason for switching to the Rockler other than maybe the Woodpecker would no longer fit the Rockler style table? How do the 2 compare? It seems the thumbwheel on the Woodpecker could take a lot of adjusting if you did not get close with the initial coarse adjustment. And were there any issues with the phenolic table top? Thanks!
I often screw mine under my picnic table... Through the sun brolly hole... I really need to make a real table... But it works... All you really need is a flat surface and some sort of support. And a fence system.
I'm guessing $2600? It's gorgeous for sure. Wayyy more than what I need but I have to say, I would love to run a few boards under that big Chamfer and feel the 'Weight' of the table and the confidence of the cut. Ok, Back to my home built, table top router system :)
I'm not I master carpenter and don't even have a drill press but when I saw you using your vacuum on the drill press I thought you could somehow mount the vacuum hose to the drill bit holder. I don't know if this would actually work but if it would I think you should try it.
Nice, straightforward build! Love the "vertical" drawers, but I'm concerned that the slides you used aren't designed to hold weight in that direction. Based on your design, I think I'd have built the bit storage frames to provide room for the slides on the sides at the bottom, and let the bit shanks hang into the space between the slides.
There shouldn't be substantial weight so the slides shouldn't bend. But I think your right that they won't hold the published weight limits in that orientation. It's just a common sense thing though. You wouldn't put a bag of and in those drawers
This thing is just awesome. Probably overkill, but awesome. Then again, you've showed the usefulness of that feeder so you got me thinking! Would you recommend the cast iron top over the other options out there? A "real" router table is on my list for sure.
Thanks for watching y'all, hope you enjoyed this one! This was an easy DIY project and will be one of the most used tools in my shop! // Check out Arrow Fastener's full line of tools and fasteners : bit.ly/arrowcrafted
That is an awesome router table, having all the bells & whistles it would look nice in any workshop.
Are you selling, or perhaps giving away your old table ? ... :)
As we all can see this is not quite a dyi but a ”how to acomodate/incorporate high endx expensive stuff that i got for free into some cabinet”. nice effort to put this toghether but it wount help me especially since i have no access to those gadgets.
Plans??
@@crystalfiore9205 It's not his design... took it from another creator, but failed to give credit. You can find plans here: th-cam.com/video/MhIzJrTYHBc/w-d-xo.html
Dude, what gives? JSK-koubou router table video has 2.1M views, you think people wouldn't notice. Even if you only took inspiration from his video, why not credit the source?
You have great and engaging content, don't be that guy!!!
This is beautiful project, who is their right mind would give it a thumbs down? Y’all need to go take a reality check!
I'm currently doing a kitchen remodel, so I made room in the budget for one of those Foreman jigs. I've wanted one for a while, and I figured it would really help speed up the cabinet making. Man...how did I live without this thing? I have a K4 that has served me well and will still have its use in my shop, but there's nothing like the Foreman. Especially when doing larger pieces. I can batch out all the pocket holes for a full carcass in a few minutes. Definitely a worthwhile investment, iyam.
It is such a killer tool for cabinet making!
Really nice job I am just about to build one myself
Wow I have never seen anything like that power feeder for a router table before that is so cool!
AWESOME!!!!!! I'm super inspired because I don't want a metal stand or cabinet. Building a plywood cabinet is my goal and you have nailed it for me. Plus that power feeder has me thinking also. Great job!
This has to be the best router table on TH-cam
Watch JSK-koubou's version and get back to me.
@@marcelimarilag thanks for the reccomendation. I like things from both but prefer Johnny's
Cab and the equipment are a super set up
That drop in move at 1:20 was sweet hehe
That power feeder is the bizness!
That power feeder is awesome!!
Great router table build.
So the power feeder for the router table is like an ebike... :D What a cool video though, love that router table.
Hello my friend!
Thanks!
Congratulations from Brazil
Thanks!
Great videos! Could you tell me about the screws you used for the drawer to reinforce it thanks
cast iron top and router lift wow $$$ nice though , why not you only live once awsome job thx for sharing
Great … It’s look so beautiful and quality.. Thanks
Wow so cool . Gotta do this !!!
Life is good when you have Mike Farrington as an on-call helpdesk! :) Awesome build, one of the best looking router tables i've seen! cheers mate
Hah, definitely nice! Thank you!
Awesome especially with the power feeder
Learned something today!!! the "straw" trick!
me too!
Great video and definitely like it, because how you incorporate the dust bucket. I don't see any plans available or I could just be not seeing them. Where would they be? Thanks
Awesome Buddy . I so happy for you. Love that router table and hopefully we will see it in use on future builds.
Will definitely see it a lot in the future!
Is this your design?
The straw trick for the glue is a great. I have been hoarding plastic straws for several months now, since in NY they are giving out paper ones
Excelente idea. Todo a la mano. Gracias
Very professional job, well done !
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow. That is some nice tool you have there. Lucky guy.
Has the power feeder taps held up ok? Looks to be really secure to me.
Did you carried it into your house for the beauty shots? That deserves a like!
Hah, nope just the front office area of the shop 😊
I love these types of videos
Thanks!
This looks so sleek! Love how it turned out :) I also like how everything you need is in one place!
Wow..Expensive tools..great job
that router table build looks rock solid ! Love the push open mechanisms as well. makes the door front so modern.
That is a pretty cool router lift - I like the double speed spot for the lift and the button that pops out the insets - great build!
The 3/4" spacer for the hinge was a great solution... I always seem to run into mismatched hinges on hand. Welp... now I know. Thanks! Fantastic router table build, btw.
Looks great and I love the power feeder.
Shout out to the man, the myth, the legend! Mike Farrington!!
He's busy training his shop apprentice in the boardroom.
Hello sir. Excellent presentation. I noticed that you said you corrected your factory edges. How do you that. I have hard time to get my stock to read 90 degrees. Do I have to have special tools or machine ? Please advice. Thanks
Do u have plans for this build? I have a sawstop router cast iron table and I made the enclosures already, but I need the design for the bit storage. I think it will work in my table, thanks
Very nice! I really need to build a router table.
This is one of those videos that gave me a ton of questions. How come you did not use glue on the cabinet? What countersink bit is that? What is that monster pattern bit for? Could you have used the push to open fittings behind the drawers instead of along the sides? Does that lift plate have a height lock?
Getting better every day. Keep up the great work!
Nice solid build! I have a wooden router cabinet I built many years ago. I'm using the same 7518 router as you. I just inclosed the area where the router is and put in a 2.5" port for the fence and 4" output to my dust collection system. I am not sure where the separate metal box comes in since the router is already in a box (if you covered the back area). I like the ease of the router plate trim ring removal. No tools, just press a button.
Thanks Tom! Yea the bucket might not have been really necessary I guess but it does a good job with that split port.
That’s so awesome! I absolutely love the table and the 2 side slide outs. But!! That last toy that you added is mind bowing for me because I didn’t even know that there was an option for the power feeder accessory. Soo crazy. Of course I thought to myself, duh, how could someone not have thought of making something like that? But I just didn’t know they had already built one. So!, thank you very much and I’m looking forward to the next project video.
Seeing you drill into that beautiful top was a bit nerve wracking, but what a great addition. Love the vertical storage option and that dust collection is spot on. Great build!
What a great looking & very functional built with care router table. Could you please do a video or recommend a router table for us on a tighter budget? I would love to have a table like this someday. I took many ideas from this video. I appreciate your work & effort making this video. THANK YOU!
I decided to take a drink every time Johnny said "super".
I am now blackout drunk
You've ruined this channel forever 😂
😂
super
I wonder if he's from the pacific northwest. :)
Lightweight
That came out nice
Outstanding cabinet. I want one like this. On my todo list for sure. Always great videos and projects.
Router Cabinet looks great,is there a set of build plans for cabinet.
PLANS! .... WE DON"T NEED NO STINKING PLANS!
Beautiful
Nice project :) You can also use Push to open drawer slides.
Curious, what slides did you use? I like the black
Love the straw trick. Brilliant.
Nice job, dude. Awesome custom setup 👍
Awesome work Johnny! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Amazing build! Well done!
Nice video. Do you have any plans, made one similar but now want to make one larger.
Do you think that you will need to reinforce the sides to keep up with the weight of the power feeder? awesome build!
Joshua Smallwood Yeah, AND the cast iron top?
Love all the little tips on making this cabinet!
Se ve genial la tabla de router👌🏻 algún dia
Being the veteran of a number of full size router table setups over the years, including formerly owning a shaper, this is definitely one of the best I've seen. That Porter-Cable motor is definitely the industry standard for heavy-duty router tables.
Nice job man that thing is sweet!
I have questions . I noticed that you had the Woodpecker router lift and went with the Rockler lift this time. Was there a reason for switching to the Rockler other than maybe the Woodpecker would no longer fit the Rockler style table? How do the 2 compare? It seems the thumbwheel on the Woodpecker could take a lot of adjusting if you did not get close with the initial coarse adjustment. And were there any issues with the phenolic table top? Thanks!
Youre the man, building a Router table and at the exact same time riding your E-MTB, impressive :) or some Internet magic, who knows :)
Hah! The magic of editing 😂
The perfect router table. Now you just need to make one for me! Of course I don’t have room for one, but hey... Thanks for sharing.
Do you have any plans I could have would like to build this for my shop
man.... what a nice router table!
Fire build!
Nice build!
Any plans on the way for us?
Sounds like a great idea!
Killer table man! Thanks for sharing
I always love these vids. Look what you could build if you had all this equipment. If you don't.....Hmm Its going to be painful. lol
The power feed is amazing!
Attach a memory-shape pipe for sinks etc. to your drillpress as a dust collector. Really works great
Cool Content, Keep the Grind Up!👑
Looks a great build. Very expensive too. Power feed is a great job on router tables and spindle moulders (shapers)
Love the way that table turned out. Do you happen to have the build plans for that table?
Awesome work keep making
Awesome video
What kinda track is that in your drill press table?
Badass project. Well done, as always.
😂 he had a few hours of free time probably lol I'm here with a drill and skill saw with pieces of wood from an old fence.
We all have to start somewhere :)
I often screw mine under my picnic table... Through the sun brolly hole... I really need to make a real table... But it works... All you really need is a flat surface and some sort of support. And a fence system.
I'm almost 5 hundred percent sure this wasn't just a few hours.
Very nice
Hey , which screws are you using again? You just mentioned inch and a half self drilling... can you drop a link?
Can You Make Plans For This? , I really liked the project and I want it in my own shop.
FROM MOROCCO YOU ARE THE BEST
I'm guessing $2600? It's gorgeous for sure. Wayyy more than what I need but I have to say, I would love to run a few boards under that big Chamfer and feel the 'Weight' of the table and the confidence of the cut. Ok, Back to my home built, table top router system :)
Very tidy build! It’s given me a few ideas for when I put my router table together.
Keep up the good work 👍
Will you be selling plans for this awesome router set up?
Hi as a amateur my self I'm wondering why you can stagger the guide rail and does it make a difference as it looks like yours doesn't
I'm not I master carpenter and don't even have a drill press but when I saw you using your vacuum on the drill press I thought you could somehow mount the vacuum hose to the drill bit holder. I don't know if this would actually work but if it would I think you should try it.
That's profitional work.
Beautiful router table Johnny! Congratulations! on the new tool :) Thanks for sharing the video with us!💖👍👌😎JP
Nice, straightforward build! Love the "vertical" drawers, but I'm concerned that the slides you used aren't designed to hold weight in that direction. Based on your design, I think I'd have built the bit storage frames to provide room for the slides on the sides at the bottom, and let the bit shanks hang into the space between the slides.
There shouldn't be substantial weight so the slides shouldn't bend. But I think your right that they won't hold the published weight limits in that orientation. It's just a common sense thing though. You wouldn't put a bag of and in those drawers
Love the build, nice work 👍
Very nice build! I second Ed B's comment; can you share a set of build plans? Thanks!
Very nice.
Thanks!
This thing is just awesome. Probably overkill, but awesome. Then again, you've showed the usefulness of that feeder so you got me thinking! Would you recommend the cast iron top over the other options out there? A "real" router table is on my list for sure.
Whats the name brand of that wrench set you have thats encased with a plastic holder? Thank you Michael