YO! I really enjoyed this edit. I like the scene change on beat. Good music. Great camera angles. You put just as much detail in your edit as you did the build. The dramatic moment got me! I thought you two were really fighting. You really know how to push your own buttons. Awesome! thanks!
Now this is a shop project I can get behind! I love the use of color, texture, and creative design elements. Proof that shop projects don't have to be boring!
Very timely for me to find this video. I just finished building my shop and have been considering incorporating my router table into my table saw. You convinced me with this setup. Thanks for sharing
Great job and a very nice looking router table. I have a very similar setup in my stand alone table and found that I got better dust collection by putting a series of 1 inch holes along the bottom of the door. Really helped the airflow.
Underrated channel. No idea why I never came across your videos until I watched the MagSwitch power feeder base from other channels. Gonna watch a lot more of your videos in the coming weeks! New Sub! Thanks!!
Paul you did an amazing job on this build. I can’t even remember how many cool parts to this video there are!! One thing to me that stuck out of course was the router bit holders/drawers and then even the opacity (if this is the right word) of the door that has a glow of an amber bulb on the inside. Wonderful job Paul and who cares if it’s overkill....it’s what you wanted and that’s what you got! Thanks for sharing too!!
This build was ok and was a reasonable idea but the filmography and editing made this a really enjoyable video and made me stay to the end. Great work and effort.
That is a thing of beauty! I like the look of the wood and the texture in the door. Nice job on the router bit drawers being able to handle both sizes of shanks
Honestly, this is one of the most entertaining videos I’ve seen on TH-cam in quite a while. It’s obvious you enjoy what you do here. Thanks for the content!
Clearly this build was a labor of love, even if you are a millennia! Do U have enough router bits?, LOL! This old " hippy " appreciates the old school application in most of this build. I didn't see a single pointer hole on this or perhaps U did use some & I simply can't remember... Beautiful build here & thanks for sharing it... Bill on the Hill, Vermont... :~)
It isn’t worth doing if you can’t over do it. Very awesome build. Absolutely love this and definitely going to remember this when I build my little side wing for my saw. 👊🏼😁👍🏼
Dude, very cool I especially love the wire hole cover retainer... pure beauty for something that's probably only ever to be seen in this video :) Props and respect!
Thank you Rockler for sponsoring our man Jackman! I hope to do the same one day with my TS. Great video! The slo-mo blowing of the saw dust and subsequent cough was hilarious!
I think the best part of the video for me was the use of your branding iron. I have one of my logo and never thought of making anything else with it other than branding my work. I could make drawer pulls, keychains or even brand pieces of 1/8" plywood to sell or trade in place of stickers. Awesome build as always.
First time on your channel and really impressed! Probably the best router table solution I have seen! You did such a great job! I've recently figured out that a table wing router table is a great space saving solution for my shop and this build/video is amazing! Well done & thanks for sharing...gotta subscribe! :)
Man!! I've been wanting to do this to my PCS for about a year. Thanks for sharing. Your content is great and I really like your video style. Keep it up!!
Great video. Not only in content, but just in your shooting and editing. There seems to be a played out style in the DIY woodworking type videos on youtube lately, so this is pretty damn refreshing! Great work!
thank you for sharing .............one note if i may add........enclosed routers can over heat....you may wish to add fresh air to your router intake .....either by holes in your door or a purpose made sleeve over your router to the out side not only allowing fresh air but stopping the air intake to the router clogging up with dust....i do realize you have your dust extraction on it but even so it can get clogged and over heat the router........ok this the first time seeing your y/t vid see you also made some cool stuff going to check them out now ........thanks again
Cool build. I just ordered my Sawstop, not crazy about the laminated black top they provide. I plan to make a top like your workbench top instead. Keep up the good work.
I gotta say you used 2 word that are in my non-like column: Ultimate and Rockler. But I gave ur vid a shot anyway and am glad I did. (Meaning Thumbs up to you!) Ultimate because I find anything with that superlative is, well, NOT and Rockler because they on the very bottom of the cheap list if u get my drift. Good quality stuff most of the time though. You turned me on to how to make bit drawers - half way thru with 1/2" then finish with 1/4 and add bottom -SMART! Oh and the t-track idea was up there too.
Great adaptation of the basic Norm Abrams table design! You might consider drilling a couple of air inlet holes near the bottom of the plastic door to help evacuate chips from inside the cabinet.
I'm definitely going to play around with it to optimize the suction, but it does a pretty amazing job already. Don't want to drill holes in the door, but I might drill some in the back panel if it seems like it needs it. That box is sealed up pretty tight afterall
I added 3 holes about 1" dia near the bottom of the door of mine. The resulting airflow tends to "sweep" the floor of the compartment and doesn't affect the extraction capabilities. BTW I'm hooked to a 1 1/2HP DC
One question though... the miter gauge dual track. Seems like the SawStop’s front and rear braces block your ability to slide a miter gauge. Is that actually the case?
Fantastic build! I might be back! LOL! For this build anyway. I don't have a router or a router table. I'm still saving to buy or build my own table saw. Many blessings to you and your Channel! You bring such great videos and share them with us! Much love!
I want a Trucker hat like yours! It's gonna make me a smart guy (like you), I'm sure about that!!! When are you gonna sell yours man? And... I'm sorry to say that, but...you're not a maker, a woodworker, or whatever...no bro...you are a magician, an artist!!! And you made my day, my week!!! Thanks :D
Full build details: www.jackmanworks.com/ultimate-router-table-storage/
► Check out all of the amazing ROCKLER tools and materials used to make this project a reality!
Materials & Parts:
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Router Lift FX bit.ly/2otzljq
Pro Lift Router Lift bit.ly/2lgcy7k
Cam Clamps bit.ly/2lgtqLe
Power Switch bit.ly/2t3K9pB
Router Speed Controller bit.ly/2JPdIFQ
Dust Collection Remote bit.ly/2t86imG
Tools:
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Push Blocks bit.ly/2I2zYWT
Glue Bottle bit.ly/2K01UMZ
Table Saw Sled bit.ly/2lfnAtE
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2.5" Expandable Hose Kit bit.ly/2xhnDO4
Blast Gate bit.ly/2MxlG49
4" T-Connector Fitting bit.ly/2tkF0c3
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► My exclusive solution for hearing protection in the shop, ISOtunes PRO - bit.ly/2uIsq7M
YO! I really enjoyed this edit. I like the scene change on beat. Good music. Great camera angles. You put just as much detail in your edit as you did the build. The dramatic moment got me! I thought you two were really fighting. You really know how to push your own buttons. Awesome! thanks!
The thing that I'm the best at is pushing my own buttons lol
Now this is a shop project I can get behind! I love the use of color, texture, and creative design elements. Proof that shop projects don't have to be boring!
hopefully it's a trend that'll catch on!
Very timely for me to find this video. I just finished building my shop and have been considering incorporating my router table into my table saw. You convinced me with this setup. Thanks for sharing
Perfect! I've been using this setup for a couple of months now and it's been perfect for me so far
Great job and a very nice looking router table. I have a very similar setup in my stand alone table and found that I got better dust collection by putting a series of 1 inch holes along the bottom of the door. Really helped the airflow.
The only thing better than your build ideas is your video editing. Very well done! Thanks for sharing.
I can't believe Paul made all this with his hands, without any magic and..... using only woodworking tools???? I am so impressed buddy!!!
Underrated channel. No idea why I never came across your videos until I watched the MagSwitch power feeder base from other channels. Gonna watch a lot more of your videos in the coming weeks! New Sub! Thanks!!
That was the best editing of any woodworking video I've ever seen. Holy crap. Thank you so much for putting the work into this.
It really shows.
You have truly mastered the art of the tasteful product placement. Honestly love the vids and I hope you're doing well out of it all.
Paul you did an amazing job on this build. I can’t even remember how many cool parts to this video there are!! One thing to me that stuck out of course was the router bit holders/drawers and then even the opacity (if this is the right word) of the door that has a glow of an amber bulb on the inside. Wonderful job Paul and who cares if it’s overkill....it’s what you wanted and that’s what you got! Thanks for sharing too!!
You make such fun and humorous videos. If I ever made woodworking videos, I would like them to be like yours.
Wildly underrated channel. 11/10 buddy.
Thanks!! gph.is/2I7uNpI
This build was ok and was a reasonable idea but the filmography and editing made this a really enjoyable video and made me stay to the end. Great work and effort.
That is a thing of beauty! I like the look of the wood and the texture in the door. Nice job on the router bit drawers being able to handle both sizes of shanks
Enjoyed this build and all of the gory details! I like how the drawer bottoms are the slides and the pulls also.
Probably the coolest router table I've seen yet! The only thing I would add is labels somewhere to tell what is in each drawer. Subscribed!
Dude, I love your videos! They're educational, inspiring, entertaining and just plain funny! Thanks for sharing!
Love your style of videos. The comedic additions are a nice touch.
Underrated channel, as someone else said.
Much appreciated Patrik! As long as people keep watching, I'll keep making
Editing skills are always amazing
Honestly, this is one of the most entertaining videos I’ve seen on TH-cam in quite a while. It’s obvious you enjoy what you do here. Thanks for the content!
Thanks for the love Josh! I'll keep enjoying it as long everyone digs the videos still
That's probably one of the better router table set ups that I've seen on YT. It also make good use of space as well as being functional. :)
Great video. The build is great, very nice craftsmanship. The video editing is entertaining and fun to watch.
Thanks for the love Bryan!
Bad ass router table and I really liked the bit holder idea. Great video editing also...
Clearly this build was a labor of love, even if you are a millennia! Do U have enough router bits?, LOL! This old " hippy " appreciates the old school application in most of this build. I didn't see a single pointer hole on this or perhaps U did use some & I simply can't remember... Beautiful build here & thanks for sharing it...
Bill on the Hill,
Vermont... :~)
i love your attention to every last detail.
Nothing gets past me! gph.is/2oQQlhG
Killer cabinet! I'm going to pickup a set of the plans as I intend to mount a router on my table saw wing.
The drama to hoopla ratio on this one was perfect!👍👍👍
Nope. More. There always needs to be more ;)
Impressive editing and insane attention to detail!
Güzel işler çıkarıyosunuz. Tebrik ederim.
Great build, I really like the two size for holding the bits in place......very clever!
It isn’t worth doing if you can’t over do it. Very awesome build. Absolutely love this and definitely going to remember this when I build my little side wing for my saw. 👊🏼😁👍🏼
Amazing! Love the way you made the drawer slides and stops! Genius
Excellant timing, I need this build right now! If I could have hired you in the 80's and 90's as an editor I would have great videos.
Not sure how I missed this video but this is amazing and exactly what I have been needing(without knowing it). I can’t wait to give It a try.
Like always...building beautiful things...and very funny too...congratulations...have a great week.
Have a great week Wagner!
I always enjoy your edits, man. I don't have a router table, and no plans to procure one anytime soon, but your content is always quality.
Oh boy, so nicely done! Loved it! Awesome design. That logo cap so cool!!
You’re the best woodworking channel.
Love the "Safety Joel Orange" drawer pulls!
haha I'll take it!
I think this is my favorite build you've done so far. 👍
The only thing better than your project is your editing skills. Great job! Thanks for sharing.
love the plug port cover. Great idea man. keep up the good work I know that router tables gonna get a lot of use
Very nice and elegant!
That's a simple/clean looking and one bad ass build!
This video is both, educational and entertaining. Great job, amazing router table.
That's the best feedback I could ask for!
Dude, very cool I especially love the wire hole cover retainer... pure beauty for something that's probably only ever to be seen in this video :) Props and respect!
Very nice build! Love the cedar, I don't see many people use it but it's one of my favorites.
Great job. Great design. You really upped your game on the video editing. All in all, super nice job.
Great build! I have been considering building something on the end of my table saw and now you have provided something for me to consider. Thanks
Perfect!
Love it guys keep it up. First paid advertisement in a video I enjoyed watching and Rocklers badass anyway.
Thank you Rockler for sponsoring our man Jackman! I hope to do the same one day with my TS. Great video! The slo-mo blowing of the saw dust and subsequent cough was hilarious!
Thanks James :)
Such a handy use of space!
@2;27 I just noticed your push stick is on the fence release handle. Brilliant.
love the transitions, great video work! let alone the skill in the build!!
You may be the last wood working TH-camr that still works out of his garage! I'm rockin' that single bay lifestyle too! Keep it up big cat.
Nice job and as always capricious. Congratulations. From Brasil.
I think the best part of the video for me was the use of your branding iron. I have one of my logo and never thought of making anything else with it other than branding my work. I could make drawer pulls, keychains or even brand pieces of 1/8" plywood to sell or trade in place of stickers. Awesome build as always.
Yeah man! That thing pops up everywhere, super useful for my drawer pulls, and also in places where people will never see it 😄
Dude super nice
Love the double bit both sizes so smart-
Nice touch for the power cord.
First time on your channel and really impressed! Probably the best router table solution I have seen! You did such a great job! I've recently figured out that a table wing router table is a great space saving solution for my shop and this build/video is amazing! Well done & thanks for sharing...gotta subscribe! :)
Honestly my favorite part...your logo wire cover. top notch.
Man!! I've been wanting to do this to my PCS for about a year. Thanks for sharing. Your content is great and I really like your video style. Keep it up!!
the editing was awesome too
Really nice build! Definitely an excessively pretty router table cabinet!
That is a fine work you did there..
I love your videos! Excellent editing!
Can you believe it? Just getting to this now. Great job.
Very nice setup - love the build video!
You're projects are great and your videos are funny as hell! I just started following you keep up the awesome work!
Great video. Not only in content, but just in your shooting and editing. There seems to be a played out style in the DIY woodworking type videos on youtube lately, so this is pretty damn refreshing! Great work!
thank you for sharing .............one note if i may add........enclosed routers can over heat....you may wish to add fresh air to your router intake .....either by holes in your door or a purpose made sleeve over your router to the out side not only allowing fresh air but stopping the air intake to the router clogging up with dust....i do realize you have your dust extraction on it but even so it can get clogged and over heat the router........ok this the first time seeing your y/t vid see you also made some cool stuff going to check them out now ........thanks again
Cool build. I just ordered my Sawstop, not crazy about the laminated black top they provide. I plan to make a top like your workbench top instead. Keep up the good work.
Best video I’ve seen in a while from any of the TH-camrs!
Best smelling router table in town!
You bet it would bring in some serious questions from guests or onlookers.
Awesome build!
I gotta say you used 2 word that are in my non-like column: Ultimate and Rockler. But I gave ur vid a shot anyway and am glad I did. (Meaning Thumbs up to you!) Ultimate because I find anything with that superlative is, well, NOT and Rockler because they on the very bottom of the cheap list if u get my drift. Good quality stuff most of the time though.
You turned me on to how to make bit drawers - half way thru with 1/2" then finish with 1/4 and add bottom -SMART! Oh and the t-track idea was up there too.
That cedar cabinet looks sweet! The drawer pulls were an interesting touch I didn't expect. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks!! Those things are pulling double duty. Might add labels to them too just to give them another task haha.
Great adaptation of the basic Norm Abrams table design! You might consider drilling a couple of air inlet holes near the bottom of the plastic door to help evacuate chips from inside the cabinet.
I'm definitely going to play around with it to optimize the suction, but it does a pretty amazing job already. Don't want to drill holes in the door, but I might drill some in the back panel if it seems like it needs it. That box is sealed up pretty tight afterall
I added 3 holes about 1" dia near the bottom of the door of mine. The resulting airflow tends to "sweep" the floor of the compartment and doesn't affect the extraction capabilities. BTW I'm hooked to a 1 1/2HP DC
Love your videos. Can you do a comparison on the two router lifts?
The idea is really amazing I will make some improvements to my table, thank you man.
Great to hear Qassim!
Nice build and obviously a lot of time spent in editing the video: well done!
this is the coolest video ive ever seen
Bel video, sempre molto interessanti, Complimenti.
I shed a tear at that dramatic conversation about more holes. My condolences.
What an amazing build! It is so beautiful! I love your attention to detail in the 100th degree! Love to watch a master at work. :) Best regards.
subscribed !! Thank you from Germany !!
I was thinking of doing the mod to my SawStop and decided to see if anyone else had. Great video!
One question though... the miter gauge dual track. Seems like the SawStop’s front and rear braces block your ability to slide a miter gauge. Is that actually the case?
Great job, guy. Congrats
hello mi friend i live in Mexico i wach you video is great congratulations
Fantastic build! I might be back! LOL! For this build anyway. I don't have a router or a router table. I'm still saving to buy or build my own table saw. Many blessings to you and your Channel! You bring such great videos and share them with us! Much love!
I love your furniture 😍😍
You're growing on me Jackman... Well done, really well done.
I'll take what I can get ;)
Great vid and very inspirational.
I want a Trucker hat like yours! It's gonna make me a smart guy (like you), I'm sure about that!!! When are you gonna sell yours man? And... I'm sorry to say that, but...you're not a maker, a woodworker, or whatever...no bro...you are a magician, an artist!!! And you made my day, my week!!! Thanks :D
haha you figured out my secret!! It's all about the cap
www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/show_product.do?pid=336160&familyName=TotalBoat+Snapback+Trucker+Caps
Nice video as always 😉
J'aime ton T-shirt 🇫🇷
C'est trop pour moi :)
Always entertaining! Great stuff
Excellent proyect!
Universal bit size holes, thanks for the tip it never crossed my mind.
Jackman Fix ✅ Awesome work brother!!
I like your style.....you have a new subscriber.