4 Woodworking Projects You Can Make with a Router Bowl Bit

[@EvanAndKatelyn]

I'd like a plugin that automatically replaces all power tool noises with farm animals, please and thank you

[@MakeSomething]

hahaha!!!

[@BruceAUlrich]

Yeah, I didn't hate that AT ALL

[@BenTaylor11]

If that doesn’t happen randomly again in the future we will all be missing out. It’s the next sand in the place where you live.

[@Dosbomber]

Nice fix for a ba-aa-aaa-aad sound problem.

[@hotrodhog2170]

If Evan wrote that, I understand but if Katelyn wrote that, I'm worried about you Hun!

[@Amityfd1]

I want to thank you for being the inspiration and instructor that you are, being a soon to retire firefighter I have gotten into very amateur level wood working and watching your videos I have increased my abilities beyond what I even expected. So thank you! Keep up sharing your videos as they are very helpful to us weekend wood workers!

[@phunkissartisticcreations2316]

We looked all over our router and we couldn't find the farm animal setting, you must have a really fancy one. Hey, 'sand in the place where you live' is back, yea! We don't care what anyone says, using the CNC isn't cheating! Another great video, Clamp Champ!

[@widearchshark3981]

Oooh, router projects. Oh... You need a bloody great workshop as well. Ho hum.

[@ckutzli]

Nice job! It’s a small world I actually met you grandpa before I saw your video and found out the connection. It’s a great thing he’s doing not only for others but for himself. We live just outside of Gibsonburg. Keep the great content coming.

[@shaynesabala]

I really enjoyed this old video, no fancy tools, just good creative wood working. Thanks for the video.

[@flyingwoodshop1545]

Great vid! I’d add one tip: when you were rounding the edges of the desk organizer on the router table, it helps to do two things to prevent blow-out on the end grain. 1) route the ends first, so if there’s a little bit of blow-out, you cut it out when routing the sides 2) use a follow board to reduce blow-out.

[@413DaveRN]

Can a KZbin video win an Oscar for best sound engineering? I say yes, and this video is the G.O.A.T!

[@MakeSomething]

Hahahaha!!!

[@KodiakWoodchuck]

That foam insulation trick is a real killer trick. And I think I'll definitely be making some router bowls this year! Thanks for the ideas!

[@skewedmaker]

Plus, you get pink dust flying out to tell you if you've gone too deep

[@chriswinter8634]

Dope music, sick drumbeat,ice cube reference, amazing woodworking and tips.... Just wish I could give TWO thumbs up! As always, SPECTACULAR work!!

[@andre1987eph]

I’m glad I watched this. That foam insulation piece on top of work bench is a good idea.

[@EthanCarterDesigns]

Really cool - had never really thought about being able to carve a bowl without a lathe, but this looks totally doable! Great stuff as always!

[@fattyballaty3424]

Such an in formative and interesting video and a good delivery from you. I really like the moving of one clamp while leaving the other in place. Thank you...I can hardly wait to try out my router again this weekend! 👍

[@chrisman3166]

I look forward to making these bowl thanks for sharing these cool projects. I love your channel, I get a lot of ideas and inspiration. All the best to you and your family.

[@girlyshopteacher]

Great router project! The Square space plug was a great bonus too!

[@salohcinrekucm2119]

Thanks Dave I’m a beginner to the way of the Router you have helped me with a ton of tips just by watching you.

[@kristinhowell6731]

I did not plan to make use of this woodworking book, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* but instead curious about it. I had been truly amazed right after trying it. I was seeking to learn more about the art of woodworking, and was not disappointed. I found many topics such as wood types and designing your workshop.

[@sthomasm1]

Even if the project of the week is not something I’ll ever make, the entertainment value is too high to pass up. Excellent as always!

[@FigmentsMade]

I like the look of these! With mixing the wood types and shapes your versions look very different. Very cool!

[@everettcollier8957]

What was the finish you were rubbing on these projects? I like them because they don't require to much of the more expensive woods to make.

[@jaromejacksan6934]

Love your project. I made similar with WoodPrix instructions.

[@yurakovalec7292]

I love that 💝💝💝

[@donaldosborn1892]

Love the choice of music. I like the look of the bowls

[@mageKnightz]

Gotta love those video editing skillz. Thank you for your content, I learn a ton everytime I watch your videos!

[@user-zp5vt1tu6b]

Just noticed something. With that large acrylic foot you used you might have been able to make an attachment for your dust collector. Sucking the chips right out of the bowl before they go spraying everywhere

[@MakeSomething]

Oh yeah, you are 100% correct! Will do this!

[@root1657]

@@MakeSomething Make the hole double the size of your largest bit, which is likely this one. Build a 'hood' for the side away from you to attach the vacuum, so you can see, and so it pulls chips away from you. For extra super bonus points, add a light that spotlights your work area so you can see your cut better since you just blocked half of your light with the hood.

[@skewedmaker]

@@root1657 Extra points if he adds a strobe light!

[@thegentlemanmaker]

Loving the bleats and breaks. Now I need a router bowl bit - I tell you, I've amassed a load of tools since starting to watch you Mr P!

[@chrisj9008]

Awesome, great project just as conversational pieces that you actually made something yourself. Love this. Cant wait to do this.

[@richardbrown4234]

Beard is coming along. I like the bowls. Nice change from the lathe work, and the jigs make 'um production reproducible. Nice work as always!

[@wb_finewoodworking]

Those are some super projects. I’m thinking perhaps making something like that for Christmas presents next year.

[@tomcullen9484]

I was wondering where you got the sanding attachment can not find anything like that, and what is the conditioner you used on the round bowl

[@dsdarkdog75]

Класс. Это здорово что у мужика есть столько отличных инструментов. И есть руки растущие из правильного места которые этим инструментом умеют пользоваться. Я за бородатого рад. Видео полезное , из серии простые формы, шаблон и немного умения и сноровки. И вуаля у Вас офигительное изделие. Пять, нет десять баллов из десяти. The class. It's great that the man has so many great tools. And there are hands growing from the right place that they know how to use this tool. I'm glad for the bearded. The video is useful, from a series of simple forms, a template and a bit of skill and dexterity. And voila you have awesome product. Five, no ten points out of ten. PS: Бородатый это комплимент. Bearded is a compliment

[@SxmTech101]

Made this look so easy 😮

[@AGlimpseInside]

Cool ideas man! I have one of theses bits, now I’m definitely going to use it!

[@TheFamilyWoodworker]

Well, goats, much like a router bit, pretty much eat through anything. Well done and always entertaining!

[@jeremygunkel]

I feel 4:49 was the best representation of standard wood shop noises that I have heard in a KZbin video to date.

[@BruceAUlrich]

Make Something on a Monday? Yes, please! Cool project, David! I don't know which one I like best. It looked like a beardy comic/clip art when you were putting the first two pieces together. ha ha

[@albatrossoflife3416]

Those are gorgeous man! Excellent job!

[@bitsofwoodworkshop9393]

Not sure if you mixed the music on this one but that snare sounds dope AF. Beard is looking good too!

[@MakeSomething]

I did! Thanks!

[@ecaff9515]

Excellent projects Videos and process Thanks for sharing...

[@bst278]

Instant classic as always David. Love it!

[@eggsngritstn]

Great trick sanding the edges of the half rings to mate them up without gaps. I'll be using that soon...

[@lokealexander]

Video editing on point!

[@effnrad2127]

Dude, I think that was the most “Picciuto” video yet!! Love it!

[@woodworkingaspirations1720]

Nice. Just made a desk organizer but used a scroll saw. Will make a template and try it again with a router.

[@Highstreeter6]

very efficiently explained - you are to be commended

[@DavidBoston-rx2yi]

Great video! Thanks for sharing

[@Dutchshedwoodshop]

Verry nice work! Love it!

[@markdmaker3173]

Beautiful work as always. Great tips on how to use the router. you are motivating me to do more with my router.

[@Jason34791944]

Great thanks man!! now i got to tell the wife I need a new router bit lol

[@brettwestley6897]

Rockler makes a great dust port attachment for all tools. Look into it because it will cut the mess and dust down significantly

[@joelthoenen3733]

Love this. I don't have a lathe to turn wood. This is great way to make bowls. And thanks for the "sand in the place where you live" this time. Lol

[@BudionoSukses]

awesome projects!

[@srt4006]

How do you keep the router bit from sliding off

[@RCW-Designs]

I always love these quick easy projects.

[@brentnicol6391]

Now that was cool. Keep the projects coming. I love it. Thank you.

[@SM-bu9bz]

This was exactly the video I needed for a project I'm working on. Thank you

[@jgriff19861947]

Very good ideals I might have to try to make a bowl my self you do very nice work

[@wes2443]

I bought your book and I love it!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MakeSomething]

Thank you!!

[@ender52]

Well, I know what my family is getting for Christmas this year.

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

Love how these turned out. You are always inspiring me to try new things that I may not have thought to try before. Items like these look intimidating. But your videos make them way more approachable. And... it's always fun to watch!

[@MakeSomething]

Thanks Angie!

[@JohnMadeit]

Nice bowls. Good few methods to get you thinking 👍

[@-_-thaisausage]

Awesome work as usual, thanks for always keeping it fun and motivating to wood work. Between you, Jimmy, Bob, and Izzy, my wife and I have learned soo much in the last year. I wish you guys could get together like Voltron and make the ultimate makers video!

[@PauloSilva-gz3je]

Very nice 👍🏻!!!!! I love to see your videos dude!!! I have learned I lot from it. Thanks !!!!!

[@Fleenoreric]

You make it look so effortless. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@paultyler5989]

What Finish did you use?

[@paulwright2818]

Great work man. Guess it’s time to try a router bowl

[@matthewjhicks123]

The Christmas gifts I am in the process of making might just be irrelevant now! Awesome builds, David.

[@Santamonicadrainco]

Great project. I’ve got three of these bits back in the shed (all different sizes) now I know what to do with them. Thank you 🙏

[@FrenchCoastWorkshop]

I made a dish like your first one recently, and I think that cutting and gluing multiple pieces of wood together to make a solid blank is a better solution than mine. I used a single piece of wood and it cupped a little bit after I removed a lot of material from the top. With your technique, the grain orientation of the different pieces of wood might prevent that :)

[@Mistoloff]

Hello from Russia! I really like your videos!

[@MakeSomething]

Thank you!!

[@iMCGuillermo]

Great videos as usual, thanks for sharing

[@misscreant]

best sound effects in the history of youtube. Music is grooving too.

[@kreparAZ]

Still killin it Dave! Even with chuck around ;) haha. Great video

[@Guiller369]

Wow, lovely work, thanks for share Best regards from Tijuana

[@dwayneford1990]

Personally, the very entertaining "Baaaaahhhhh" sounds are much preferable to the sound of a router. I think this should be incorporated from now on in your videos. You could mix it up a little as well. Maybe a cow mooooooh for a miter cut. Seriously. Entertainment meets woodworking education. Excellent!

[@FredMcIntyre]

All awesome projects, nice work David! 👍🏻👊🏻

[@bobt2522]

You didn't call attention to it, but I like the idea of keeping the octagonal bowls connected together while you route them. It is more secure that way. Chuck, I enjoyed the animal sound effects. You might want to add a screaming goat to your collection (too many Grinch commercials) or the Wilhelm scream (possibly when something falls to the floor). Let's just have some fun.

[@stevemichin5390]

Love your stuff !!

[@Pryorfab]

Those are some really nice bowls dude. Really digging that new Make Something shirt for the vids too. Rock On.

[@RedBeardCarpentryWoodworks]

I'm buying a bit, only because I watched this video, seriously

[@MikeTheMaker1]

Red Beard Carpentry & Woodworks I did the same thing lol

[@curtseawa]

The bit is all you need!

[@tomdoe6399]

Thanks for the interesting ideas. The projects came out great and will make good gifts. I may have to make some of these for a couple of people on my christmas gift list.

[@derekjarman1638]

Slow motion wood chips are the best!

[@burntsider8457]

Good content. Jarring editing.

[@gidesp1]

Bravo pour votre travail. C'est superbe. Merci

[@micahnielsen1]

Love the variety of options and ideas!

[@brainfornothing]

Thanks for sharing !

[@santanascott4387]

Love the video as always!!! So happy I just bought my first small handheld router, now ill have to go buy a bowl bit!

[@koum6984]

as always GREAT content , thank you David !!!

[@discguyjoe]

Messy AF, not messy as AF. Do you even cuss bro? Love the video and ideas. Shop is looking great, keep it up!

[@nitrousblast1]

Awesome video. Great tip on the foam insulation, I never would have thought to try that. What was the thickness of your walnut for the serving tray and what was the final depth on your router bit?

[@easy_3d]

That goat sounds are awesome dude..loved it😄😄😄😂😂😂

[@thesparkyboy5]

What kind of finish did you use for these projects? I don't see anything listed above.

[@MakeSomething]

Odies Oil

[@RowdyPenguin]

You have convinced me to try this. Nice looking bowls David.

[@CrafterMaker]

Very Nice! They seem easy to batch out

[@markpatton7431]

Cool ideas and I like the music, too.

[@DumpsterMarcus]

very cool projects

[@jesussaves5062]

pft bowls looking good !

[@jcmakes5977]

Great video! I’m glad to see that this process is a mess for you too. Awesome tips about the sanding pad for the drill. I have been sanding by hand and it’s a pain.

[@steveborch6820]

Really nice!!

[@sah3735418]

Great video.. will definitely make some of these.... Anyone know what is the product Dave put on the bowl at 8:05 please ? Also keen to know where I can get the bowl template from ?

[@panosm]

at 7:54 what do you use for polishing ?

[@tobedetermined4180]

I sell dozens of these. Mine have cut outs for soda cans or cups a 9x13 flat area in case you want to do homework or write notes. A rectangular cut out to place remotes, glasses or snacks. Keep it handy by the couch, no spills.