It's $13 now. Just bought one. Thanks for the video!!!

Thanks a bunch - just knocked one out from some scrap 2x12 I had

How to reduce a hole in drywall for patching and for installing smaller LED lights into an existing larger hole?

Lose the ring

Great idea!! Awesome video…

How to join large pieces of plywood?

Just take the same wooden board, drill in the middle of it with the bigger diameter and use that board with the new hole as a guide to make your old hole bigger.

what plywood are you buying?

Hi, I had a similar problem but didn’t have space for this solution, I need basically a 65 Dia hole opening up to 75mm, I ended up cutting some holes in some scrap wood at 65 and leaving them on the drill bit, they then acted as a guide for the 75mm. I haven’t seen this solution on KZbin. If you like the idea would be great to see a video as your Chanel will have a greater reach.

Had the same question. Fit perfectly as well, mid joist straddle. Just make sure your thin LED light is marked "IC rated" so they can come into contact with the insulation if present. The rating could be marked on the light puck, or it could be marked on the power box.

Had to stop watching that high pitched background noise was giving me a headache. What they heck was making that noise?

Thanks so much for this video. So much better knowing you no longer have to be concern with ceiling joists.

Very nice trays. Interesting how you glued up the strips and the good videos of the sequence of the items. Thanks for the info on the bits.

What kind of wheel is it that cuts to such a width, I have never seen it before, do you have a photo and where can I find it?

how would you go about assembling the prefinished ply if you don't want the screw holes showing?

That is one monster bit! Great project. Thanks for the link to the snowman

These look great. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks man, just what I needed!

Brilliant tip to run the drillin reverse! I had to enlarge by 4mm....and it worked. I didnt use a jig. I attached two hole saws to the drill arbour as shown in other videos. But the jig is a top tip too if enlarging multiple holes. Thanks for sharing.

This was the only video I could find showing a jig to use on a router table to make a bowl. I didn't like the other methods using an oversized router baseplate so I used this method today to build a jig and make two 16" round platters with a ½" lip, super easy to make and safe to use. Instead of "clamps" like you used, I just put screws through the jig into waste areas of my wooden blank. Thanks for the video!

IMO all glue should dry overnight/24 hours. Idk much though. Just that lol

how about when you have to enlarge a hole to upgrade LED lights of a bigger size?

Thank you for the inspiration. I used your plan for the basics altered some parts and added my own touches including wrapping the handle with paracord and adding some logos. Ready to put it too the test.

Hi

Hey is it possible to get a print of the template for this?

What nail gun are you using please?

I love these 😮

Most Amazing Video #Greatthings

what machine have you got running in the background as it is so annoying and spoils a good video

Nice 👍

Blade burning 🔥 hmmmm you got the blade on ass backwards 😮😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Nice job I’ve gotta try that method 👍

Omg, so helpful. I used my stud finder and realized I was going to have the exact same problem with one of my lights. This was the theory in my head, and you just proved it.

Thank you!

Do you have a grounding wire around the PVC in your dust collection system or are you not concerned about fires?

I might need to make one out of mahogany someday

Great job looks great

Your finished product is top notch. My attempts at making the template went well; but the Bowl Bit in my router table never let me get passed scrap piece. Gouges, burns, varied depths. Tried different cutting heights, 3 different size Bowl Bits (an inexpensive Amazon set). My router is a Skill in a Skill Table, speed set at 2 (with 6 being the top speed). Any thoughts as to what the problem(s) are? I am not well experienced with routers and or using the table. I have used my little trim router for years with acceptable results. Are the Bowl Bits that tricky? Any thoughts offering possible fixes would be appreciated.

Very nice, thank you for the instruction !

Thanks for the blueprint. Will be making this weekend

I have exactly the same situation in my bathroom project. These puck lights were made for this application, even though the instructions say to have 3" clearance in the ceiling above the light, "avoiding joists, pipes and other things." I'm pretty sure they're just saying this for CYA reasons. Hahaha

Thanks, thinking of doing something like this myself for a bigger project, and yours is one of the few videos I have found that helped me out directly.

great jig and nice job.. what are the size off the tray?

Beautiful😍

Sorry but cross cutting like that is really dangerous, right?

Been looking for router table templates to make a serving tray, (ie crackers and dips); see lots for hand held routers this will work great for me; can't use a plunge router due to neural damage in my right hand/arm.......thankx.......I think I can take this a make a perfect jig with a bowl/tray bit

👍👍👍👍

I had thought about running in reverse to at least score through the paper, but heck, you've shown it goes all the way through and produces far cleaner cuts than most of the scraggly hole cuts folks have uploaded to KZbin.

Where I find this?

New tool arriving soon to solve this issue kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIi0dniklNmYZpI