Thinking SBR20 1200 for both directions.. That gives me a 48x48 slab flattener. I think you can extend the one direction pretty easily by getting another SBR20 rail right up next to it right? I am new to all this so thought I'd try a smaller size first.

Please make the walnut borders also end grain. The edge or face grain can rip with movement

From where did you by the router bits?

What kind of wood are you using?

I noted that you have a lot of empty space on the sled, which can limit the length of board you can process so I was wonder why you did that. Is it because you plan to install a dust extraction nozzle? If that is the case you would only need the extra space on one side...unless you plan on having two: one on both sides?

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Your usage of power tools is incredibly unsafe!

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I know, late to the party I am. 🫤 Did you not find that the dust gums up the bearings?

This guy shouldn't be allowed near power tools. Ever heard of a push stick!!!!!

How is the seat doing? You glued cross grain together and that doesn’t allow for expansion and contraction. Just curious, you can watch videos saying theory’s, but you don’t know till you experience it!

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Love this setup. I have to ask: are just one screw per rail bearing enough to keep it square and straight? Or isn’t more screws necessary because it keeps itself straight by the four bearings?

Nice build! Thank! But you stressed me beyond my mind when I saw you pushing those pieces on your bandsaw bare-handed! 😱

Question that i cannot find an answer to- can those open-type rail carts ride upside down ? This way you would just mount them flat on a surface, i looked at their insides and it looks like the upper inner side has the exact same lines of ball bearings as the bottom.

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Nice , what type caliper is that?

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Thanks for the great video. One of the best demonstration of a tool I have seen.

I noticed you do not attach your long rails to your workbench. Does the width of the sled keep the long rails parallel and don't bind?

I’d watch but when I saw your lack of safety I decided it wasn’t worth my time. I speak with experience of having sawed a finger off. I also gave you a thumbs down hoping to reduce the circulation of the video.

I just subscribed after seeing you use the tablesaw with no push stick. I can't wait for the, "How this happened" video.

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Where do you order those sleds and bearings from. Thanks

What rail size did u used?

You built these 3 years ago, how are they holding up? Hoping to build some myself this week

Nice video, can you tel me what size Dia Linear rail you used, it looks like SBR20. I want to build one but not sure if to use SBR16 or SBR20 - 16mm or 20mm Thanks.

Thank you. I like that polycarbonate cradle. And I like the big hole so you can use a big bit easy. One question - your little drill press caught my eye. What make is it?

My god man, you are seriously careless around that spinning blade. No push stick, leaning over the blade to move off cuts with your bare hand? There's comfortable and confident using your tools and then there's needlessly dangerous.

Jesus Krist! Use a push stick man!

Why you need such a large rail? Push the wood save you space and bucks.

Thank you for the video, do you notice any sag in the middle of the rails when the router is in the middle? Especially if using a router that is 6-7 kg in weight?

Push block!!!!!!

Interesting tool at 10:25. What's it called? Where did you get it?

What brand are your guides? I’m seeing Vevor ads under your video

Sorry didnt catch that can you explain that again😅😂 oh Cat got your tongue

Hi, looks great and easy to install as long you have a flat surface. What’s the size of shaft you are using on the rail? Thanks

Hello Where could I learn more or order parts to build one of these tracks? Thanks Dave

I'm used to larger, corded routers kzbin.infoUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z so this was a different experience for me. Basically, this is an incredibly sweet machine, fits well in the hand, etc. It has slightly less power than I'm used to, but that's understandable. Maneuvering freehand takes some practice. These days, it's especially nice to be able to avoid power cords. This is above the level of a hobbyist but below a pro level.

I just finished building the handrail on my deck kzbin.infoUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z and used this great little router to clean up the top rail before the final sanding and stain. It was light weight but packed lots of power. Either size battery didn't seem to make it top heavy and I'm a 64 yr old women so I really appreciated how easy it was to use...................... CORDLESS only way to go !!

sbr12 more than enough for this with the smallest carriages - having said that this is a great idea!

Everything is SIMPLE as long as you have the (and can find) the right hardware

Great demonstration! Where would I be able to purchase this router sled?

I never bottom a router bit in the collet. I always leave some space becasue router bits tend to "freeze" in the collect making them difficult to remove. Loosen the collet and tap the bit the down. that will unstick it .Often by taking the nut off with a wrench it will act as a press and push the bit up and out.

what glue are you using?

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Just saw this video and I'm extremely thankful. I would like to know where I may acquire the drill attachment you used or the name brand. Thank you

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Where did you buy them ? Please share