11 steps and jigs for mastering router trimmer / Hacks!

[@jisakukobo]

Please share my video with your friends. I hope you and your friends are safe and enjoying woodworking!

[@elliothuntington8980]

I really like your channel! I watch your videos all the time, and, I've purchased some of your plans. I think it would be really awesome if you would make a playlist that would show the order in which the tools should be made, progressing from the most simple and useful, to the most complicated. I would love to make all the tools you've demonstrated on your channel. I'm thinking of a playlist that would show an absolute beginner, with no tools, where to start, and how to progress, needing to purchase the fewest tools.

[@brucewilliamsstudio4932]

You are a true craftsman and I appreciate your style and experience. Keep up the great work!

[@peterjung8985]

Hallo JSK, das ist ein großartiges Video, super Ideen die du uns präsentierst 👍👏!!! Ich hätte mal eine frage: gibt es ein Video von dir in dem du zeigst wie du die Ansaugung baust mit der man die Bretter ansagt damit sie nicht verrutschen? Mach weiter so mir deinen Videos!!! 👋

[@jerbear197]

You have to be the tidest joiner/carpenter I've ever seen.. Hmm on second thoughts that should be "I've never seen"! Why do we never see your face..?

[@jerbear197]

I forgot to ask. What is that box cube that seems to magically hold wood in place while you cut it...???

[@barbarianatgate2000]

I have to say that this is not only one of the most creative woodworking channels on here, but is actually a pleasure to watch. No techno music, no ridiculously expensive machinery. I love all the jigs you made in here, but my favorite is probably the fine adjustment jig. The rounded end with the metallic tape and the magnet was an absolutely elegant solution! Thanks for reminding us all that this doesn't need to be overly complex, just well thought out.

[@eddieforward5770]

He uses ridiculously expensive wood for thos jigs though.

[@barbarianatgate2000]

@@eddieforward5770 Agreed. But, it's also a jig that will be around for a very long time, and is worth showing off.

[@dallinostler4794]

It’s true… he uses like the most premium wood I’ve seen… like the plywood is pristine condition. Like not even a blemish in any of the layers. Then the extruded aluminum he uses along with his fasteners are all premium products. I’m not saying this is the case for him, he may have special circumstances or connections. But to build almost any of his larger pieces of equipment I’m sure that the price of materials is very similar to the price buying the professionally manufactured units. Obviously not the top of the line units but mid grade ones for sure. Maybe in Japan materials are cheaper… maybe he bought a excessive amount before inflation ruined everything.

[@RDAUGIRD]

@@dallinostler4794 I believe, in Japan and other places over there, woods that we consider exotic are fairly common. Also, a lot of these are built with small pieces. Maybe he gets drops from a high-end furniture builder. Great work to be sure.

[@jimmy_jamesjams_a_lot4171]

Marine grade Baltic Birch Ply. Thick stuff too!

[@kingofcastlechaos]

I have almost 50 yrs in woodworking, and while I have made many of these jigs over the years, I still look forward to watching you fabricate them. Your precision and economy of motion are very impressive to me. I am retired now, and hope to finally build some items for MY family. When I do I will be using some of YOUR tips. Well done, keep[[ up the good work!

[@1976ClassicCelica]

I love how you put all of this information in one video rather than trying to get views from many videos. Simple but versatile and space saving. Great job.

[@1976ClassicCelica]

What is the name if the inline vacuum component?

[@davidhughes7888]

I wish my life was like your workshop……quiet, controlled, calm and efficient. Thank you very much. You are amazing.

[@ricardos7401]

I know your feelings... LOL 😂

[@cyrilnorrie8450]

These jigs are brilliant! Your projects are always so well thought out, accurately made and yet never over-engineered. Your video techniques are also excellent. You don't have unnecessary background music and you don't make us watch you drill 16 holes (all exactly the same) but you do show each important step. Thanks so much for all that you do! 1

[@gintsa7652]

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[@wernerpfeifer]

For me you are the smartest woodworker in the world!!!

[@jisakukobo]

Thanks for your comment

[@suniorbackspin9211]

I agreed

[@carel91]

Absolutly, smartest and cleanest. I am amazed by your work. Thanks for shareing

[@gianpierobecciu9608]

Concordo 👏🏼👏🏼

[@Leksey17]

@@carel91 только оргстекло не стоит использовать, лучше поликарбонат

[@herbertprince2192]

I am totally impressed with everything you've done in this video. I'm over 60 years of age, and just would have liked to know these things 40 years ago. Especially like the small suction jig you have, and the jig with hinges which lines up the bit with the edge of the router. I'm totally blown away, thank you for sharing your experience, expertise and knowledge with an 'old dog' !

[@surfingcuriositywaves4046]

Thanks! My tools become more valuable every time you post a video. The satisfaction of making the jig is so much that I sometimes make jigs that I do not use after the jig is finished.

[@jisakukobo]

Thanks for your help. I use it carefully for content creation.

[@PatNetherlander]

Really… this video should be standard study material for ANYone using electrical hand routers! Each jig is a gem as well as a must-have. Thank you so much! You’re the grandmaster of jigs!

[@mg1297]

AT 70 YEARS OF AGE... I HAVE ONLY SEEN ROUTERS MADE THAT ARE ELECTRICAL... PLEASE POST PHOTOS OF NON ELECTRICAL ROUTERS ... I HAVE BEEN DOING THIS WORK MORE YEARS THAN MOST OF YOU HAVE BEEN ON EARTH BUT ELECTRICAL ROUTERS ARE THE ONLY ONES I HAVE EVER SEEN - PREVIOUSLY WE USED CHISELS.

[@DemonSeedXP]

Holy shit, this guy needs to be hired by tool manufacturers. These jigs and from what I can see, most of his equipment are home made and amazing! Tool manufacturers need to pay attention because we need this kind of stuff!

[@fkyew]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I am a furniture restoration and fabricator with 50 years experience. Your channel has been an inspiration for so many ideas, jigs and shop tools that make my work easier and abilities better. Again, thanks from The Sawdust Factory, Nashville, Tennessee. Bless you and yours.

[@abishai3234]

That fine adjustment jig is ridiculously useful. Made it a few days ago and been using it non stop. I added a long and soft spring on the screw - the tension prohibits the screw from turning on its own.

[@torbenbop1965]

Good idea, i noticed That the adj. Screw was spinning on his first run in the video.

[@xronisdimopulos4147]

Απλά είστε τέλειος, τόσο με την ακρίβεια των κατασκευών όσο και με την απλότητα της παρουσίασης. Για μένα η παρακολούθηση των κατασκευών σας είναι μια μεγάλη απόλαυση, συγχαρητήρια.

[@Telemaster864]

I can't get over the home made vacuum clamp lol ingenious! The vertical track saw is pretty cool too lol. Every tool/jig/accessory this dude makes is a stroke of genius

[@barrylitchfield8357]

I appreciate you sharing your skill, ideas, and most of all your attention to fine details in the projects that you build. You must have a large storage area for the jigs that you build! And a good source for aluminum track and hold down knobs! Keep up your wonderful videos. You're the master of building jigs and machines.

[@williampennjr.4448]

Putting your track saw on the wall in the most ingenious idea I've ever seen. Not only does it save floor space, but makes dust collection way easier by limiting where it can fall.

[@barry.w.christie]

It's good to see so many jigs all in the one video, most I have seen (variations of) before, but some for the first time ... thank you for sharing.

[@PaulPredicts]

As someone who is just starting out …. This HAS to be one of the best videos (Out of 100’s that I’ve watched here on KZbin) EVER!!! Thank you SO much. Priceless.

[@billyblackie9417]

1 thing I like about watching your same videos again and again is that I get to see how you do things and then I begin to understand each uses better and better. But this time watching this video you gave me extra ideas and uses I can apply to other things I want to make. It is great to watch your videos a few times it gives people a better idea how to do things and also how to apply your ideas to help with other projects you are truly a talented person thank you so much

[@billyblackie9417]

I shared your video with my Nephew as he making things and looking at ways to help in other tasks. I also advised he watch all your videos as they are all great, practical and can be applied in other projects and ideal for problem solving

[@brendancurtin679]

Just an FYI to folks who want to make these, some will only work with the router bit you base it off. For example, the edge guide with the hinge (around 16 mins) only gives you the right line with the original bit. If you use a wider or narrower bit, the line will be off by the increase or decrease in the radius of the bit. For some jigs, you prob won’t ever use a different bit. But for some, you may, so just a word of caution (though almost anyone getting to the level of making and using these jigs prob already realizes that). That’s not a knock on these at all. These are amazing. I love how you use the jigs you’ve made to help make the other jigs. It really helps demonstrate how useful and versatile they are. A lot of other KZbinrs show you how to make a jig they say is useful, but then they don’t really demonstrate the usefulness as well. They cut up some scraps or something, which is fine and all. Oftentimes, I’m looking for how to make a jig for a specific reason. But if I’m just out here looking for what are some useful things I didn’t know I needed, having some actual use cases in the video is really helpful!

[@amatar65]

Отличные приспособления, облегчающие работу и делающие её более точной и производительной. Спасибо, что поделились с нами! Успехов Вам и вашему каналу!

[@DazJeffo]

A man of very few words... However, this is the best video I've ever seen, that has no verbal explanation. Very will illustrated. Thank You!

[@chrisperry5129]

You and your homemade tools and jigs are awesome and you should be proud. I use routers often and have learned much lately😊

[@chuckmastacheese]

I happily paid for and downloaded these plans. An absolute steal for $7 USD. Can't wait to start making these!

[@mauromortaroli6087]

You are a true artist, not just a craftsman.

[@chrissmith-wq6gr]

Wish I'd found this months ago, would have saved making a lot of mistakes and saved a lot of wasted money. The best woodworking video I've seen.👍👍👍

[@EarlyRiserWorkshop]

I'm so inspired to someday work as you do, with inginuity and precision. You set a fine example of what can be done, thank you!

[@youtukang]

👍👍👍

[@hammotyhammody4440]

الانسان يبدع عندما يحب عمله ويكون مثل قائد الاوكسترا و ادواته وعدته تعزف اجمل الالحان ألف تحية لشخصك المبدع

[@nivail7225]

I am a beginner woodworking hobbyist and a great admirer of your work. A clean, precise work, without unnecessary music and repetitions. Perhaps because of my lack of knowledge I have great difficulty finding the channels and plates you use, I would appreciate it if you could give a description so that I could look for it on the internet. I'm in Brazil and here some things are very expensive because of the exchange rate. Again congratulations on your work.

[@fredholmes1122]

You are very organized and so very precise in carrying out your projects!!! The best I have seen on KZbin… Do you use a layout program to work up you layouts??? If so which one??? A parts list for your projects, especially extruded aluminum stock, would be a great help to us!!!

[@mikewashere9660]

I can only imagine what you could do with a real shop! ...a compliment to you, from a 40+ years master furniture designer and builder of wood finery of the custom variety! Wish I had someone like you in my humble shop.. Safety First, ..happy controled cuts!

[@ControlsEngineerOne]

New subscriber! Wow!! Very impressed by your Shop!! When you walk in and see the tooling in wood fixtures instead of store bought steel and aluminum, you know your at the right Wood Shop! Very impressive Wood Working skills!

[@kamarudinbinhanipah7918]

The way you engraved 'JSK' is really amazing. Not many people can do it freehand like that. Whow!!! That is like a CNC.

[@JaraMichMich]

Agree with you.

[@СташенкоСергей]

Скачаю этот ролик, и, по мере надобности, буду делать такие приспособления. Правда не все. Частью сам додумался до подобного. Как всегда лайк!

[@yokebuk333]

Тоже скачал )

[@MORGAN31ish]

I would give anything to be able to make things out of wood like you. You are a genius and it's so great to watch you work your magic.

[@simplyraw1369]

Oh My Word! This is one of the BEST wood working videos I've seen. What you have shared gives so much insight. A game changer for sure! With much appreciation I thank you. 😊 I definitely am going to pass this one around!

[@donny_bahama]

Jisaku, every time I watch one of your videos, I feel a little bit smarter!

[@squelchstuff]

Very clever, yet simple additions to a versatile tool. So much to learn from this video. Thank you once again for sharing your ideas.

[@jisakukobo]

This video builds a simple router jig and uses that jig to make a new jig. I'm glad that the ideas are useful. Please share with your friends!

[@goddale2002]

I have mixed feelings watching your videos. I’m in awe by your creativity and skill yet I’m left feeling dim witted. You are an excellent craftsman sir. Very well done.

[@CreativeIdeasMaker]

You have exposed creative and appropriate tricks and we thank you for them.

[@ianmoore525]

I made a baseplate for my makita trim router recently in polycarbonate. Found that I had to spend ages on each hole, give it a quick jab on the drill press, wait 10 or more seconds and then another one. Only way to get a clean hole rather than your first set of holes with all the melted dags hanging off it. Enjoyed your video, very helpful

[@spyrothebeardeddragon]

Brilliant video, saved for later as I will be attempting all 11 of those useful gigs. Who knew the trimmer/router could be so versatile! Bravo 👏🏼

[@gypsy2]

You are truly the 'Wizard' of Jigs. I am rarely impressed by most of these videos, but am so happy that I found You. You are like the 'Swiss-Watchmaker' of Carpentry. Simplicity combined with Precision. Even Your video shares the same Qualities as Your work. Can't thank You enough for sharing. You have most likely just saved me thousands of dollars. Thanx Again, JSK-koubou !!!

[@dpreda2000]

Some people's brains work different than the average human brain. This guy is a perfect example.

[@ImOnAJourney]

I think he’s a genius … would you go that far?

[@edidosohartono8624]

Salam dari Indonesia.....proyek anda sangat menginspirasi saya sbg Carpenter pemula.Semoga Anda terus berkarya menciptakan sesuatu yg baru.

[@АндрейШарапов-ц2й6в]

Специалист высокого класса.Точен и аккуратен!👏👏👏

[@Иванов_ИИ]

Japan, ёпта!

[@tuliobourbon3575]

I just finished the router auxiliary handle. The next will be the step removal jig. Awesome ideas that really makes our work easier. Thanks and keep the good work.

[@1023Blessed]

WOW! WOW! You are a joy to watch. Thank you for sharing your talents. ❤

[@Vickone72]

Before I bought a big and expensive router table, thanks god, i found your channel. Thank you JSK!

[@predator12358]

Another great video! I think you are the best woodworker on KZbin! I’ve learned so much from your content. Thank you so much!

[@buxtor]

Please accept this tip from my appreciation of the adjustable router dado jig. I made a rudimentary version of it and it works amazingly well! I look forward to assembling projects with its perfect dados! Thank you so much!

[@carlsaxboy5916]

Your work and ideas are so beautiful, straight forward, simplistic and totally original. Awesome!

[@samnguyen8426]

Thank you so much. Every time I'm challenged with a problem somehow I always find a solution when coming back here.

[@HerrV29]

43 mn de pur bonheur. Passionnant, interressant, à regarder et s'en inspirer. Merci Monsieur JSK Koubou.

[@robistech3477]

I just bought your plans. For me you are an absolute genius. These jig's resolve most of the problems I had on my new router. arigato gojeimas Robert

[@jisakukobo]

thank you. I keep making better jigs and tools!

[@spydermag5644]

Another wordless masterpiece of video. All of your videos inspire me to try woodworking. Thank you.

[@joevannucci1392]

Well, I stumbled on this and wound up losing 45 minutes, but gaining a whole BUNCH of ideas. And the video production is *perfect*. Nicely done! I prefer to do my joinery on the table saw vs the router, but I'll be making that four-fence thing right off. I'm ashamed to admit how often I've taped scrap to get similar jobs done, and then had to do it all over again for a slightly different situation.

[@acanadianwoodworker]

We're entering the 'Greatest Hits' phase of JSK's channel!

[@jisakukobo]

Thank you for watching the video. I like to think about what to make next. Let's enjoy woodworking together!

[@garrysekelli6776]

This guy is genius.

[@acanadianwoodworker]

@@garrysekelli6776 Agreed! There's no one else like him!

[@br31woodlands69]

OMG! You are from another planet. Simple yet very elegant. Arigatou Gozaimashita!!

[@paulwestlake4278]

Most excellent . I like the way you pick an alternative way to achieve your designs.

[@peteralexeev-hh4jg]

У Вас золотые руки! Спасибо, что делитесь своим мастерством.

[@ΔημήτρηςΛιάσκος-ε5β]

Keep going to surprise us and teach us, so simple, so clever, so effectively, thank you!

[@diyhome8667]

A great "instructable"! Common tools many of us have used in the trade, but the home/diy-er may not have seen before. Very helpful.

[@ОлегС-с5х]

Хорошие идеи, хорошие приспособления! Аккуратная работа, приятно смотреть. Успехов в работе!

[@stevenzinn6011]

Thank you so very much for sharing. Your family and friends are very privileged to have you near.

[@jisakukobo]

Thank you. I hope you share the video with your friends!

[@rust.720]

да ты нереально крут! Инженеры хилти и фестула нервно курят в сторонке!

[@ottorinopugliese7697]

Ancor più che utile, i video di JSK-koubou sono un omaggio all'eleganza, alla pulizia e bellezza!

[@desireeperodasilva2102]

You are a woodworker whose job is an inspiration! Thanks for sharing with us such knowledgement!

[@drright2410]

After seeing a few of your videos I am convinced your brain works at a higher/different level than most.

[@RogerM9]

That was a riveting 44 minutes which was a great excuse not to go out into my sub zero workshop. Thanks for posting these wonderful ideas!

[@grahamirwin4233]

So relatable. We can all do these great jigs in our shed or garage. I'm not sure I need them but I'm going to have a go at making them all as the cost is not prohibitive. Well done 👍

[@designer-garb572]

That's a lot of fantastic content for 1 video, I want to make so many of these, thank you

[@harryfiedharryfied5151]

Like a big piñata full of router help are presented to us in a wonderfully simple way. a heartfelt thank you for that. greetings from Germany.

[@ЮрийФомин-и8и]

Как всегда всё супер.Очень полезно,благодарю!🙌

[@thefifthbelow]

Genius. I will be trying a few of these myself. It just goes to show that if you are smart you do not need to spend a great deal of money on accessories- you can make them yourself. ❤

[@kasevgkasatkina3441]

Великолепно. Мастерство высший класс!!!

[@robertotoninitonini3347]

Lei è un genio della falegnameria ,veramente impressionanti le sue capacità e la genialità con cui costruisce i gadget per la falegnameria, i miei complimenti grazie

[@rajeshdesai6351]

Genius! Simple and effective solutions.

[@philipnorbury518]

This individual is a very kind genius for sharing his skills and knowledge 😊

[@EgaoKage]

Love the use of the vacuum to hold a work-piece. I see a lot of double-sided tape being used in woodworking videos and it's a little off-putting. Mostly because I don't like the idea of relying on something that is single-use. It just seems needlessly wasteful. I wonder if anyone could recommend a good vacuum system. I don't mean like a dust collection system, which is a glorified shop-vac, but an actual negative pressure device; the opposite of a compressor, capable of negatively charging a large air-tank. I'm sure that must exist. I just have had no luck finding it.

[@paulabadie5897]

Simple et efficace, du bonheur !!!

[@elizeduplessis7920]

Oh my word.......you are like walking toolmaking. Machine. GENIUS!!!!!!Thaks for this

[@luiscravosa3362]

Muito bom parabéns pela demonstração é tão bom que até parece facil

[@rontocknell5400]

I've finally remembered to subscribe. Why I've left it so long, I don't know. Your channel is a valuable resource and your jigs are simple but brilliant solutions.

[@qmoonwalker3847]

You are a true craftsman!!!!!!

[@trueman2542]

This video here should be deserved a UNESCO protection for all humanity 😆. Thanks you very much sir.

[@gilmarsantos9187]

Excelente muito criativo tornou os trabalhos prático e eficiente nota 10

[@tavares7272]

Adaptações de primeira!😁👍🏼 First class adaptations! 😁👍🏼

[@x-neo8137]

Jisaku is the best gentle woodworker worldwide!

[@artursmihelsons415]

Cool jigs and great video! 👍 These jigs can be, even, adopted for Dremel - I have router accessories for it..

[@Soyo-xy3vh]

Each of his video is instrumental but gives great tips for those who need them, I thought so.

[@rackone245]

vidéo exceptionnelle , un grand bravo , merci

[@ВасилийОхрименко-ч4п]

Здравствуйте добрый Волшебник!Это Фантастика,то что Вы делаете и показываете нам!Кто Вы,откуда,кто Вас научил этому красивому и полезному рукоделию?Я думаю что все детишки на земле,мечтали бы о таком учителе в школах и о таком родителе)))Браво и большое Спасибо!!!

[@АлександрНемо-к5и]

фрезерный триммер / цвета хаки на 80.000 об.\мин., в руках ребенка - это будет круто ... если учитель успеет отскочить.

[@ВасилийОхрименко-ч4п]

Я имел ввиду что этот мастер не ограничен своими способностями,только цвета хаки на 80 об\мин,как Вы.Я ясно изложил,где ,кому и чему этот Мастер, смог бы передать свой опыт !@@АлександрНемо-к5и

[@summerdove8367]

NEVER EVER REMOVE THIS VIDEO. NEVER !!!!

[@robertomedeiros8880]

Perfect!!!!!

[@АндрейШарапов-ц2й6в]

Я,бы это видео отнёс к категории ,,Обучающего пособия".Смотрю,учусь и восхищаюсь. Благодарю Автора видео!

[@jesseservice7828]

Muito bom ! Perfeito obrigado.

[@drgolfjim]

I love how you use, and continue to use, all the projects you make in your shop.

[@anatolborowicz2294]

I am full of admiration for the craftsmanship and accuracy of workmanship. Brawoooo !!

[@sirenad3730]

Necessity is the mother of all creations. Simplicity inspires one to create the master piece.

[@christopherharrison6724]

No unnecessary steps just good tips thank you