5 Amazing Woodworking | Router Tips & Tricks

[@leeloxleigh1471]

Very good video, a must watch. Full of ideas I would not have thought of. AAA+++

[@Junkyard250]

Thank you

[@gezimsulovari2939]

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[@farontyronecoxjr]

You're both.... well....nevermind.

[@ruthk7571]

Thanks!

[@projectkayuakayuang2164]

Saya selalua setia menonton Vidio anda. Menarik dan banyak menginspirasi saya. Tq

[@michaelgiannacco1426]

I love these “ tips”. I’ll call the ER and let them know you’ll be there soon.

[@dobrovik]

7600 likes and only 1 dislike? oh wait

[@Mekanikhobi]

Çok güzel projeler yapıyorsunuz. 👏👏👏

[@leoloomie8886]

Great idea! One caution, dangerous yo use power tools with gloves or sleeves

[@arsyadrenfaan8236]

Your ide verry good, inspiration to me, thanks

[@ginoasci]

all good, but the last one was really creative.

[@_Moahan60]

Great job

[@heoconit999]

great channel

[@willmorton6800]

Never run a piece of wood between the router blade and the fence. Very dangerous.

[@maxwicker6933]

Yep

[@barcusful]

Thank you for sharing your superb ideas.

[@bakedbeings]

I'd love to see #4 with some sliding feet on the bottom that can clamp against the piece and hold it at 90 degrees 👌 Great little jigs spawn so many ideas!

[@user-upmostech]

super good tips .

[@karlalton3170]

Some very useful idea's there bro 😁😁🤘🤘

[@daunhijau991]

Thanks, reques for farmers n garden

[@soyabean4362]

Thank you bro

[@Junkyard250]

Welcome

[@John-gm8ty]

I didn't think I could work out a way to make a routing table for mine THANK YOU! this will open up a lot more project for me.

[@Junkyard250]

You're very welcome!

[@alhines1828]

Cool ideas! Will use them.

[@Junkyard250]

Thank you

[@MrNKtools]

Superb idea 💡

[@Junkyard250]

Thank you..

[@jiri4023]

Pretty simple jigs that can be easily built. Thanks for the vid!

[@mohannair3311]

I am new to wood working and using the minirouter which i acquired recently. This video gives great ideas to beginners to get going. Thanks a lot.

[@Junkyard250]

Great to hear!

[@SFCrafting]

Thanks for sharing

[@randysngh]

Awesome Video.. Thanks for sharing

[@Junkyard250]

Thanks for the visit

[@guerradan1958]

The takeaway for me is the locking pieces for the router. In my case using that idea for my circular saw. Good job!

[@treeguyable]

Did a lot of this stuff 40 yrs ago, great to see it new to someone.

[@ghabcdef]

These are solutions to real problems for sure. Not to take anything away, but it seems like some of these have far simpler solutions..

[@bgorley]

These are genuinely brilliant ideas. For the garage shop God that I am, I would have never thought of these. Thank you!!

[@MrVDG-nk1xx]

A good device. I'll make one for myself.

[@green_building]

You are very creative and smart man 😎👍

[@Junkyard250]

Thank you very much

[@hqgprojectofficial]

I like it 😊👍❤️❤️❤️ keep it up 💪👊

[@Junkyard250]

Thanks 🔥

[@ihabahmed1132]

Excellent very good ideas thank you

[@Junkyard250]

Most welcome 😊

[@SupraJoel]

A proper quick n easy diy router table. Couple boards stuck together and pretty much good to go

[@garrylaing4479]

This was great, thankyou. Just discovering all about routers and looking at starting with one of these small trim routers so the video was super helpful. What are those clever rubber ended clamps used in tip 2 jig set up?

[@Junkyard250]

You're welcome!

[@johngardiner8847]

Learn about the router first, these are both dangerous and stupid examples.

[@DerMoelly]

4:00 What do you call these clamps with the red handle? Do they have a specific name?

[@Konserwant222222]

Toggle clamp

[@MagSun]

Please don't use gloves while using a tool with rotating bits... If you have to ask why: Give your router bit a finger and it takes your whole hand.

[@paulfrost8952]

I agree with MagSun. Don’t wear gloves, also use a push stick and push block & keep your fingers well out of the way of the cutter. You could also fit a guard over the cutter. Keep all your fingers and remember blood will stain your work.

[@donlute3444]

I like these ideas. The last one gave me the thought that the pattern of the cut could be changed by the change in the lobe of the cam. Similar to that of some sewing machines using differnt cams shapes for different stitch patterns.

[@Junkyard250]

That's a great idea!

[@pusitchantra8789]

very good.

[@powerpc6037]

I did #4 with aluminum L-profiles like yours but mounted them on the table. I used a wooden plank with a groove in it to put my router on and flatten 15 planks with it for my staircase. Was quite a bit of shavings (a 70 liter bucket was filled to the top)

[@peterkbp3948]

PLEASE DON'T EVER USE GLOVES WHILST OPERATING A ROUTER !!! When it has grip on the cloth it's allmost impossible to remove your fingers.

[@glittalogik]

That's ok, the router will remove your fingers for you :)

[@watsonjesus6157]

Parabéns pelo ótimo trabalho tenha sempre um novo amanhecer

[@thomashero9779]

You shouldn’t wear gloves around a router but or a table saw or anything the spins. It could grab the glove pulling it into the blade or bit and mutilate your hand.

[@vaibhavbhatig7865]

Rent per mil sakti hai kya.. Ye machine.??

[@SlapshockPlays]

thanks a lot!!! the second one is what i need!! good thing i already have the 2 clamps similar to yours.. been searching for a router trimmer jig that can make groove in the middle of the edge

[@AyoMembuat]

Ide yang sangat brillian

[@McPrince96]

Nice video but please know that gloves won't help for safety when working with power tools. It's even a bigger danger wearing them. They can get tangled in the router bits or saw blades and your hand might get pulled into the bit or saw.

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[@lionelteles8197]

C'est très bien ce que tu fais mais tu devrais profiter au max de la hauteur de coupe de la machine, sinon good

[@Junkyard250]

Merci d'avoir apprécié mon travail

[@lechziokowski7630]

In the 1 tips, only the fence is attached, it is dangerous (not equal load on the spindle) and you can see how the whole bends. The 2 tips can be replaced with a carpentry vice and this time a well-used ruter fence will be parallel and not all swing. The 3 tips, again, a wrongly used fence is too high above the ruter bit and bends, the whole thing is useless because you only need to properly attach the fence and use it as a compass without the plywood. 6 tips is very nice but it was spoiled by poor workmanship, a crooked circle and again a fence attached the other way round, you can see the uneven pattern. I am carpenter and I believe that such own devices are very good, but they must be well done because they can hurt somebody. If something is incomprehensible please write, I used the translator.

[@frederikmare9002]

2:00 you are feeding the wood in the wrong direction!!!... Very dangerous CLIMB CUT!!!

[@kurtbergman4491]

Pushing the material the wrong direction. Wood should travel in direction opposite the router's rotation

[@hilmanman5099]

Stupeddd😀😀😀😀

[@5phutsangtao-iQ]

💁❤️

[@ricaurandt6713]

Junkyard-the Origin of Creativity? Must be why everything looks like junk there.

[@siegfriedwitt3447]

1. Milling cutters running open, that is dangerous crap, and you mill against the cutter and not with the direction of rotation. 2. And certainly not with gloves. Ideas 2-5 are ok.

[@Iskandardc]

2:36 The best idea ... Use the speed square with a press

[@JKnight89]

The first 2 i can do with a vice and 2 blocks if wood... 3rd i can do without making aditional parts, 4th i can do with just the router n taking my time, and last well not sure what use that is.

[@canyflyer]

Agreed - I want 12 minutes of my life back

[@fliplucky8813]

If you can do all those things in a different way, share it with the world, and make your own video about it. Placing a comment like this on a video like this is kind of redundant. This video isnt about what you can do with a router, but what the person has found out he/she can do with a router, and likes to share his/her ideas.

[@TechsScience]

The last one is more interesting

[@Junkyard250]

Thank you

[@AlphaTroniks]

Bhai toggle clamp kaha se liye?

[@alyibrahimelsayed6141]

Great Tips ... THANK YOU VERY MUCH INDEED

[@Junkyard250]

Thank you for appreciating my work..

[@adrianquito6790]

What is the name of those special clamps on #2 ? And what is the name of that router guide on #3. Great videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@Konserwant222222]

Toggle clamps and parallel guide

[@tombeck2792]

You need a guard around that cutter going 25,000 rpms !

[@lionelteles8197]

Je fais des gabarits en tôle d'allu qui réduisent les hauteurs

[@bradlloyd3208]

Thanks for the ideas, appreciated.

[@Junkyard250]

Thank you

[@heeralrajput6131]

Nice tricksss

[@MichaelLangham]

F'awesome TIPS!! Thanks a ton. Quick question: Is the hardware you used in #3 made by you? If not, where does one find that hardware? Again, thanks again for the eye-openers!

[@jamesaeasterwood]

Are you asking about the adjustable fence guide? It comes with the router along with another adjustable guide.

[@MichaelLangham]

@@jamesaeasterwood Ok, thanks.

[@1252PFC]

Nice video, but would have appreciated narration vs so much music

[@werneryogelicotoboror1430]

Excelente trabajo podría obtener información sobre las medidas de los materiales

[@luciejedlickova3361]

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.

[@RB-nl5qw]

Ist Tragen von Handschuhen nicht gefährlich beim Arbeiten mit Maschinen?

[@arunwankachenchat1294]

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[@qbnwndr]

BRRRRAAAAAAVVVVVVOOO!!!!

[@ericluscombe3272]

hi this stuff is new to me. close to the beggining u put jig on desk thenu routered out a slot how did u know where to start and stop

[@xl000]

Good for hobbyist level results, but those are a nightmare to set up and there are way to inaccurate to give repeatable results. You' re going to spend even more time sanding after that to fix the cuts

[@sanjaegarcia5585]

are you using GKS 7000?

[@Junkyard250]

yes

[@canyflyer]

You can basically do everything in this video with the attachments that came with that router - what a waste of my life

[@robbinssherman4451]

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[@Birdfriend777]

6:18 mind your fingers ! I have injured my left arm, because the router jumped on my arm during the operation.

[@sergionhanha69]

Gênio!!!

[@Junkyard250]

Thanks..

[@jamesallen6007]

Thanks.

[@CrosshairLunchbox]

Gloves with a router OMG

[@richardzurawski6220]

Never wear gloves when working with power tools

[@amardeepwagh6130]

Sir router bit kinsa kharide

[@Junkyard250]

from online

[@petec6690]

#4; why not make a fence to hold your part straight as you're cutting across? I noticed you can easily get a non-perpendicular cut.

[@ИгорьГабдулвалиев]

Нельзя работать при деревообработке в перчатках . Только голыми руками .

[@yrralyou]

If you want to know the worst way to make a jig for a task that's better done some other way...watch this video. Good video since it shows how not to accomplish 5 tasks.

[@Ashevillein]

As to tip #5.... I can make wavy lines with any router without that jig. Hell, I make wavy lines WITH any jig.

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[@Sportymarc]

you should NEVER wear gloves when working with fast rotating machines!!!!!!!

[@ВасилийКурочкин-з8я]

Название ролика переводится примерно так :как на всякой мелкой хрени медленно но верно ушатать кромочник.

[@РоманСенотрусов-к8ц]

И руки запросто ушатать можно, в перчатках таким инструментом работать нельзя.

[@warpigs0331]

Well shit #1… I could have just clamped the piece down and ran a templating/flush cut bit, but instead, let’s make it exponentially more sketchy and time consuming

[@lgflanang]

How to complicate simple jobs and how to re invent what is cheaply available tools. Dangerous.

[@cobil813]

Do not use gloves with this tools please

[@mongol3560]

Junk music kicks your brain off. Like someone hammering nails in the forehead.

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[@paulmilliken1869]

They all seem unadjustable! (1 size circle, edging 1 thickness of board.)

[@JoeGP]

some interesting ideas, also try not to play the same song over and over again

[@richardscott9797]

Wearing those gloves is an accident waiting to happen.

[@Araldw3nn]

NEVER EVER use gloves with a rotating machine !

[@КонстантинСергиенко-д8к]

Мдэээ,бедный триммер-такого бреда я ещё не видел

[@amigo3393]

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[@ZulfikarAbdulaziz]

Last one was not a good idea 💡