Hardest problem for me is the router itself... My cordless DeWalt router seems to just bounce around no matter how hard I try to hold it in place. So many boards ruined by this router. Wondering if I need to try a different one.

Nice video , I have make these also but I put a brace between the legs ?????

Nice and simple explanation. Thanks!

Brilliant they came out well all winners , I love that you kept in your mistake with the screws

Thanks ! Did exactly what I needed it to do . Excellent job!

Nice glue up, but did wood worker forget that tan masking tape exist. So many wood working videos have people using up expensive blue and green tape for unnecessary applications. Sorry pet peeve.

Is the bit 1/8” radius or diameter?

Потрібна приспособа для роботи, обов‘язково зроблю таку саму!

you da man! first time making cutting boards and built the jigs last night!

me coming in 5 years late on the 1st video: "what in the heck?" seeing this 3 yr old video: "nice"

Great post. Good info without any bothersome music!

For anyone that sees this and needs to get the clamps out. Leave the two on the end. Loosen the middle clamps and lay them down. should be able to get them out that way. or at least move them closer to the end. Also, awesome video.

Hi, how did you set you router bit to go lower than the jig. I'm a beginner and just made your jig but i'm having trouble getting the bit to go past the jig? i have the bosch plunge router 1617

Wow! Stunning!!!!

Im sure your great at what you do, but when you start a video off by using $10k worth of power tools, you lost me.

I used ospho rust converter, then metal primer, then oil based paint.

Thank you for the video. I built one and it works great. God Bless

Thank you for this video i am defently gonna use your plan. It is very simple. What kind of plywood is this ?

nice... here T track is costlier than power tools machine.....

Kool stuff! I would put 1/4" square walnut plugs in the holes of the wine box.

This is exactly what I needed; quick, simple and functional!

How long was the board. Looks to be around 4 ft?

If you cut slots in either end of the short (top) board and a corresponding hole roughly in the middle of the lower board, you can run a bolt and wing nut through each. Then you can move the upper board back and forth to accommodate different board widths. Of course your bottom board needs a rail attached to run in one of the saw's slots. (I always find that to be the tricky part.) I got this idea from a you tube vid. Woodworkweb maybe?

And blows

Hey Brandon, what size bit did you use?

Why glue the together instead of just using a 4x4?

Not a big fan of grinding on the surface with sandpaper, there are way too many chemical preps, including plain vinegar, to convert the rust.

How many thousands of $ of clamps do you need? 😂

No need for dowels? Looking to make a simple tv stand about a yard long. Actually the TV is mounted on the wall above it so there wouldn't be any real weight on it. 😁👍

Doing both sides doesn’t parallel the sides does it? Unless accurately pack it out? 🤔

how many teeth does your blade have?

I watched until 2:48, and then built the jig. Worked 100% first time. Thank you for the video.

I like the wider one :) Thanks so much

How tall were the rails? Just 2x4s?

Finger? Stir stick? I get much better results all around by using a putty knife.

Just what I needed. Thank you.

On a 61 inch top what would be your recommended set back the edge for the channel?

What’s up with the partial 2x4 on some of the framing?

Great job, man! Personal notes 4:40 6:46

now I know how to do the x brace for support with the miter saw. well done. nice work

Nice when you have all the tools . I have a harbor freight router , and work off the floor, and a couple saw horses.

damn nice

And guesses!

I like the prodject I would have cut a large hole in the other top and that I think would have made it better nice job

Large chamfer

Im gonna try this with 2x from home Depot

Any chance you could give an updated opinion, how do you feel about it today? Or ...if maybe you've moved on, and if so what you would recommend. Primarily work with untreated corral boards, 1x6x16 that always cut down to eight feet. Main goal is resawing those down to half inch. Thanks in advance, and my very best to you and yours! Cheers

Any suggestions on fixing a dresser top that's sagging to the point where the drawers slightly catch when closing? Any help would be much appreciated! 🙏

So just found this video. I have purchased linear rails, guide and stop blocks, acrylic for router base, and a used 2¼hp Variable speed router. Still need to assemble vacuum parts like hose bib and sweeps. I am looking for a bit, so I stopped on this video. The link you posted has expired. But I searched the site. A bit here will cost me as much or more than everything else combined. 😧

Thanks Kept It simple and explained it well!