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Thank you!!!!!!

This is a very neat idea!!

I bought two of these. I have both of them on “Auto” mode. They either on all the time or work like “test” mode for few seconds only. Never got them to turn on for 3 or 10 minutes at a time with the “Auto” mode.

Köszönöm a kisfilmet! Nagyon hasznos és ötletes dolgokat mutatja meg! Csak így tovább!🥰

Very informative 👏

I like that ..looks like a bogs dinner but nothing will fix it bye sanding

This is an excellent guide. The best I've seen.

Awesome video, I've got one of these for a one off job but n idea how to use it and it was so cheap that I´v been a bit wary of it....maybe a bit braver now.🙂

Finally a hobbi guy that buyed a cheap router as me and not a 250usd dewalt thabks

Thank you. Exactly the video I was looking for 👌

I can see the usefulness of the thin angle iron as a sled. It eliminates the need for a collet extension. However, I'm curious about using the unlevelled original piece as your levelling reference. Would it not be more reliable to build supports on either end that could ride on an established level surface?

How’s this holding up after hurricane Darragh

can we use these bits on plastice

Great content

Thanks for the video mate!

You just won the AI blooper of the year. Did you know you've got a Roman orgy bit?

really helpful video, I've been looking for exactly this.

Great walkthrough thanks!

Great video, great channel!

Excellent tutorials from SriLanka, Siddeek

How much?

Are you able to hear audio from the camera? I can not hear anything

Thank you! I have to make a table like this, but don't have extra money for several large $60 clamps that I'm not sure I'll ever use again. I think with your way, I'll be proud to tell people how I did it.

I found this a Very useful video for those people that are new to Router work.

Very nice video.....but why wrong trimming 12:42 to 12:47

wow good job sir

WOW!!!!! THANK YOU, FOR ALL OF YOUR HARD WORK, AND DETAILED DEMONSTRATIONS!! MUCH APPRECIATED!!!

Thank you sir, and also I like the project too 😀

I got some useful tips from this video. 1) Use dowels to eliminate the need for a biscuit tool, 2) Wedges form a parallel pressure face when used as shown. Keep up the good work Suj.

Where did you get your polycarbonate?

Excellent review👏👏👏👏Thank you.👍

Please show me how to shape a square trim in the middle as if I do a clock with resin at the backside I have to trim some square place to align The clock machine to fix it so in that instance how to use it sir

righty tighty, lefty loosey

Thank you for your help with setting up router guide plates etc very informative I bought this router but the information on use was very basic thank you again Greetings fae Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Ok good explanation for use❤❤❤

Hello, was that bitumen paint you put behind the flashing tape? Thank you.

Thanks for you 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

The best video for hand router. Thank you

Thank you..

How do you turn off "hi you are currently been recorded"

You will forever be the pergola guy! Great recap mate ❤

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Compliments for your ingenuity!!! Given me ideas for my similar problem....waterbutt lid made from plallette wood...

Thank you so much. I've never used a router before and this really helped. (Micky)

Dude, this is GREAT! You are not only a talented craftsman, but also a terrific content producer! In this video, you have provided SO MUCH helpful information to viewers like myself. And, your project ideas for woodworkers are inspiring. Thank you, Suj! Thank you!

It's "righty tighty" LOL!