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How can I make a similar item using foam. Cause I want to print moire patterns just like Pat Kim does. He uses wooden crossed helical patterns. But I want to replicate the same using foam.

it's a smart execution of a beautifully simple solution. well done.

9 years later...still being watched. Smart way to create wooden gear.

come back dude, you have charisma and skill

Just what i was looking for

Very versatile jig.

You duplicated the Festool system. Very impresdive!

Great Jig. But I had to change the setup as my router rotation is with the grain and that was just a bad idea to try. Love that jig though!

I clicked this video by mistake, and boy am I glad I did. I hadn't known of a pantograph, and I am a generally knowledgeable person. Thank you for teaching me something new, and for sharing yourself.

Clever approach!

Super cool! How long did it take to sharpen the knife? And how sharp did it get?

Good idea but is is a havy solution. A 3d printed one would be better

$150 top? 2024 in the UK we can buy a full size precision drilled MFT top for £50. I have priced all options. Nothing comes close to buying a ready made top.

Sir! That’s an awesome design - thank you for sharing!

Better than paying Veritas $ 35 !!

You sir are a renaissance man!

youtube took way too long to show me this

8 years after this was posted and i now have useful knowledge to build a workbench vise. Good stuff.

so win or you going to....show more..or event how to make this

Excellent video. I need a single template with radius = 11/16" but would rather not take the time to build your (ingenious) jig. Would you be interested in creating the template for me to purchase?

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You are clearly some kind of genius!

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This tilting piece of wood is a very clever idea.

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The blade is not glued and will be replaceable. Right?

Great jig.

Very fine, congratulation, You are good

Good idea great job thank's for info 👈

Wow perfectly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot !

Daddy buy me some festool

With enough patience and festool anyone can do this stuff. I looked up this project after seeing an old timer do this project with nothing but a pen knife. You loose the organic feel in the end result when you are this precise. Respect to the organization and planning but the real skill shows when someone does this stuff with a knife and sandpaper. Keep up the good work.

I am watching this video again, several years after the first time, and now that I have seen other mechanisms here I understand it better. You explained it easily but my brain needed some additional examples to really understand it.

I used my track saw for the first time today and I experienced just what you did when cutting the edge of my white oak. I was very disappointed that there was so much dust after all the hype of the cordless mini. I thought because the suction is not great but now I am glad to see it was just not me.

Great idea and loved your humor.

First time I've seen bolts used in pocket holes...hip!

That is cool....always used to do it on my lathe, will try this way now....

What change do you need to make to the trapezoid to create ta[er om gears

You dont have a perfectly shaped gear you have a useless disc with slots in it

Nice to see a Fellow Canuck solving a simple problem, easily and effectively !!! Good job keep it up !

Brilliant. I was just today pointing out to my wife what a haemorrhoid the Festool ridged tubing is as I was setting up my new shop and was considering buying the new smooth hoses. This is a great idea and I can get a colour to match my outfit - joking of course. Good point about length being proportional to diameter. The vendor does point this out on the eBay site but your video dem is a great graphical illustration of the point. Thanks for doing this 🤓👍🏻

Excellent video. I was thinking of buying the UJK part guide (I am in the UK) but I have owned an LR32 system since 2008 - Duuuh, talk about hiding in plain sight. Thanks for opening my eyes, it never crossed my mind to use in this way. Thanks for your effort and input. 🤓👍🏻

Hi. Need this. I don’t find in EU.

The overlap between the gears is pretty mesmerizing

We would like to know what type of router bit we need to make the wooden threads?

Or you could save 10,000 hours by using a tape measure like a smart person 😊

Man!!! You're amazing.

0:11 the bottom of your device swings from left to right while the top is pined. Is this swing intentional or a side effect? If it is intentional, how do you get this swing from only rotation of metal rod?