@@DarrensWorkshop they sure did. I'm in the south west and just getting into woodwork. Loving finding new jigs and methods for accuracy in woodwork. I'm finding it all consuming at the moment. Consuming both time and money :-) Glad to have found your channel
Hey Darren, I get a lot of value from, and look forward to all your videos, especially the 3D prints for the workshop series. The tool drawer organisers are terrific. Keep them coming. Cheers 👍
Thanks for sharing. I just got a 3D printer for Christmas. ANd I’m wanting to make things for the shop. It’s amazing how many things you can make. Great stuff.
The shelf pin jig extender is a great idea. I have 3 of them and I will definitely be downloading the file. I love these 3D prints in the workshop vids. Keep them coming. 👍👍👍
The router that you are using looks the same as mine- a Triton. These have top access height adjustment by winding handle. No need to access the bottom adjuster... Kreg jig extender- good idea. Even better is to 3D print the whole jig... Love 3D prints in the workshop- keep up the good work!
Hi Mike, there is a height adjuster that can be accessed from the top of the table, but the locking lever is down there next to the main knob. The knob also gives a coarser adjustment making it quicker to raise or lower the body from there. So when I'm changing bits, I always access from the bottom. its much faster. Cheers.
I’d find use for the kreg jig offset block but with a ledge to register on edge. Maybe just the join block with holes to add a wood block to handle all that.
Hi, Indeed a block of wood would do the trick. But I would probable throw the block away at some point and then have to make another. This way the block is clearly labeled so I won't accidentally throw it out.
my model of triton router has biult in lift that goes through top of table with provided key, easy pizzy. cannot remember model but its their largest here in UK
Hi Chris, It's probably the same one I have here th-cam.com/video/O4MlHAQ479Y/w-d-xo.html. Triton actually started in Australia with the invention of the Work Centre (convertible table saw.) They make great products. The Triton Mk3 was my first table saw.
Why not clamp a straight edge along the front as a guide?, if the first one is off by 1 mill, and the next also etc at the end it will be 12 or 15 mil or more
Hi Alex, The centring jig will work with ant thickness from about 2/16" (~3mm) up. That's thickness, top to bottom when lying on the table. I'd be looking at 25mm (1") width from the fence to the bracket of the centre finder.
Hi Darren. Just bought the 1/4" model. One small issue, the Quarter inch centre finder Bar.stl file contains both objects and the bracket is intefering with placement of the bar on the bed. Can you post just the stl for the bar without the bracket?
Hi Alex. These files used to be on Thingiverse, but I see that link is no longer working and that the parts have disappeared. This has happened a few times before, so that is why I will be putting up links to Printables.com from now one. Anyway, here is what you were looking for, www.printables.com/model/234283-triton-router-winder-holder
Hi Darren, love the quarter inch centre finder, I've downloaded it and found it's to long for my ender 3 print bed. Can it be reduced in length and still give an accurate result? Cheers Tim
@@TimOE2000 Hi, Have you tried orientating it diagonally across the print bed? If you shorten it too much, it will only work with thin stock. It may also loose some accuracy.
Brilliant (and a West Aussie !). I just bought a 3d printer and have been printing connectors for my dust collection system.
Thanks Mike. I like the animations on your channel, they must have taken a while to produce.
@@DarrensWorkshop they sure did. I'm in the south west and just getting into woodwork. Loving finding new jigs and methods for accuracy in woodwork. I'm finding it all consuming at the moment. Consuming both time and money :-) Glad to have found your channel
Hey Darren, I get a lot of value from, and look forward to all your videos, especially the 3D prints for the workshop series. The tool drawer organisers are terrific. Keep them coming. Cheers 👍
Glad you like them!
Thanks for sharing. I just got a 3D printer for Christmas. ANd I’m wanting to make things for the shop. It’s amazing how many things you can make. Great stuff.
The shelf pin jig extender is a great idea. I have 3 of them and I will definitely be downloading the file. I love these 3D prints in the workshop vids. Keep them coming. 👍👍👍
Glad you like them!
The router that you are using looks the same as mine- a Triton. These have top access height adjustment by winding handle. No need to access the bottom adjuster...
Kreg jig extender- good idea. Even better is to 3D print the whole jig...
Love 3D prints in the workshop- keep up the good work!
Hi Mike, there is a height adjuster that can be accessed from the top of the table, but the locking lever is down there next to the main knob. The knob also gives a coarser adjustment making it quicker to raise or lower the body from there. So when I'm changing bits, I always access from the bottom. its much faster. Cheers.
I recently bought my first 3D printer and i'm very happy with it. First item where the Ryobi battery holder's😀
Nice.
I’d find use for the kreg jig offset block but with a ledge to register on edge. Maybe just the join block with holes to add a wood block to handle all that.
Hi, Indeed a block of wood would do the trick. But I would probable throw the block away at some point and then have to make another. This way the block is clearly labeled so I won't accidentally throw it out.
A other great video. Thanks for making it and sharing your efforts.
My pleasure!
my model of triton router has biult in lift that goes through top of table with provided key, easy pizzy. cannot remember model but its their largest here in UK
Hi Chris, It's probably the same one I have here th-cam.com/video/O4MlHAQ479Y/w-d-xo.html. Triton actually started in Australia with the invention of the Work Centre (convertible table saw.) They make great products. The Triton Mk3 was my first table saw.
@@DarrensWorkshop yes that's the same winder
Why not clamp a straight edge along the front as a guide?, if the first one is off by 1 mill, and the next also etc at the end it will be 12 or 15 mil or more
Question on the router bit centering jig. What is the minimum thickness of material that it will work with? Will it work with 3/4" stock?
Hi Alex, The centring jig will work with ant thickness from about 2/16" (~3mm) up. That's thickness, top to bottom when lying on the table. I'd be looking at 25mm (1") width from the fence to the bracket of the centre finder.
@@DarrensWorkshop sorry meant to say width not thickness. so it won't work with 3/4" width stock from the fence
Good vid , thanks
Hi Darren. Just bought the 1/4" model. One small issue, the Quarter inch centre finder Bar.stl file contains both objects and the bracket is intefering with placement of the bar on the bed. Can you post just the stl for the bar without the bracket?
Hi Alex, I have uploaded a new model of the bar to Cults 3D
@@DarrensWorkshop Thank you
Can you post the file for the Trion winder holder?
Hi Alex. These files used to be on Thingiverse, but I see that link is no longer working and that the parts have disappeared. This has happened a few times before, so that is why I will be putting up links to Printables.com from now one. Anyway, here is what you were looking for, www.printables.com/model/234283-triton-router-winder-holder
@@DarrensWorkshop Thank you. Got it
Hi Darren, love the quarter inch centre finder, I've downloaded it and found it's to long for my ender 3 print bed. Can it be reduced in length and still give an accurate result? Cheers Tim
@@TimOE2000 Hi, Have you tried orientating it diagonally across the print bed? If you shorten it too much, it will only work with thin stock. It may also loose some accuracy.