5 Amazing Woodworking Tools Hacks | Router Tips and Tricks

[@brucewheeler9519]

DO NOT WEAR GLOVES NEAR ROTATING TOOLS.!!! The glove will draw your hand into the tool bit!!!!!

[@JusteBlind]

Yes, never wear glove, ring, chain, scarf...👍

[@Lwimmermastermetalart]

And have a fence on your drill press to stop the part spinning around if the drill grabs. A painful experience awaits my friend if you don’t . Only a matter of time

[@ThirdEyeThrive]

I got ur tool bit right here

[@dpoluektov]

Thank you, man!

[@vividad3666]

Gloves tear first before draw,

[@perillodanisi2505]

Excelente. Que cada quien haga los arreglos necesarios segun sus necesidades y criterio de uso. Buen video.

[@klausziel3392]

For No. 2 you need a longer bar as a reference. You can see it in the last seconds when the router turns a bit sideways. But the idea is so simple and easy to build.

[@EmMa-tu8sx]

I would add taking multiple passes, don’t hog out that match material with a trim router.

[@Dutcharmytent]

I noticed that movement as well.

[@faithful451]

#1 and #3 seem to perform the same function or am I missing something. I love the clamp in the 3rd one though, just what I needed the other day.

[@AncoraImparoPiper]

Yes. Except #1 jig is far simpler and quicker to build. I can't see any superior benefits deriving from making #3.

[@rudolfpeters367]

Wieder sehr gut Ergänzungen für Fräsen. Wenn Nr 5 noch in Alu U-Profilen laufen würde, ging das vermutlich noch besser Gruß Rudi - Deutschland

[@Junkyard250]

Vielen Dank für deine Unterstützung

[@kylecribb5618]

That is the easiest and best board plainer I have seen.

[@energyrecoveryinc.1157]

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.

[@СергейНазаров-к2ц]

Золотые руки. Судя по комментариям смотрят профи. Молодец!

[@Junkyard250]

Спасибо

[@cokhichetao72]

1 video tuyệt vời 👍

[@chrisalan8527]

I was expecting those gloves to drag your fingers into the router cutter. You've been lucky...so far.

[@aubrymacielpereirafilho3017]

Valeu muito obrigado! Brasil 🇧🇷

[@Junkyard250]

Obrigado por gostar deste vídeo... confira meus vídeos mais recentes

[@thewoodworkingman]

when using this kind of power tools keep safe and always presence of mind

[@daviddavidsonn3578]

2:00 are you using metal threaded screws in wood? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@borukagan4543]

12:22 frene işlemini yaparken tekerlerin altında kalan telaşlar yüzünden açı değişir frene işleminde kalında olsun.güzel çalışma.

[@gtrboy77]

It took me a minute to figure out what it was, but that’s an interesting use for a jigsaw! I’ve never seen one used like that before,

[@faithful451]

Oh is that what it is. Now that you mention it..

[@billklein6078]

What size rollers bearings are you using??

[@mohamedmenacer6512]

Master craft ! thank you ! very originals ideas !

[@darrenvictor2648]

@junkyard - Origin of Creativity on minute 6:28 you have a kind of vice... any chance you can do a video on how to make it? looks awesome, just like all that you do... many times I even catch myself open-mouthed... so impressive!!! thanks!

[@Golgafrinchamdent]

In the second one, the router bit is pulling _away_ from your fence. You would want to cut in the opposite direction for the router to pull inward toward the fence... or put the fence on the opposite side.

[@МеружанЕсаян]

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[@fromika]

there are multiple issues with the tool usage. Let me just mentione 1 - never work in gloves next to the rotating tool.... and more.

[@bluesroc]

Junkyard - Origin of Creativity I have 3 to 4 Cordless Drils .I would like to take one of my Cordless Dril and make Hack Router out of one show me what you can do

[@theatticwoodworker4594]

brilliant idea thanks

[@Junkyard250]

Most welcome 😊

[@frederikmare9002]

Number 4, you're doing a climb cut which is dangerous! You should feed from the other side!

[@Junkyard250]

Thank you for your comment

[@arzya13]

Минус 5 приспособления - колесики. Под них и стружка и опилки попадать будут, потому о качестве фрезерования не стоит говорить

[@Alkorix]

Вообще-то, то что делается приспособлением №5 это работа рейсмуса. Каретка подобного типа была бы полезна для выравнивания широких площадей типа столешниц. Но для опоры роликов нужна идеальная поверхность, а не показанные дощечки. И 6 опорных роликов , как мне кажется, это перебор.

[@arzya13]

@@Alkorix я знаю это приспособление) оно есть у меня. Но значительно прочнее, да и ролики закрыты..

[@ВасилийКурочкин-ь3х]

Попадает стружка под ролик и всё коту под хвост. Вторая идея вполне норм, правда направляющую подлиннее.

[@andreysuday2559]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@mak2sta]

I tend to think that these kind of videos are produced by the tool companies because you watch them and all you think is how am I going to get that tool or that one in order to create the toolhack we watch on this kind of videos... 🤔

[@stalldrom]

Perfect hacks when you don’t care about accuracy.

[@davidbritton8429]

Your creativity is next level. Thanks for sharing. Without getting too long winded I have been looking for some of these ideas

[@Junkyard250]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@FutureEon]

🛠🪚🪛 Another great addition to milling techniques! If Number 5 could run on aluminum U-profiles, it would probably work even better. Greetings from Rudi in Germany! I'm curious to see the amazing woodworking tool hacks and router tips and tricks in this video. Keep up the innovative work! 💪🌲🔨

[@Junkyard250]

thank you for your love

[@bernardkinsky1637]

Es kan aluminium bearbeiten nur langsam.

[@williammoore2259]

I like your jigsaw setup do you have a video on how to make it great job thank bill

[@Junkyard250]

I had already made that video titled: How to Make Jigsaw Table Machine || DIY Jigsaw cutting station

[@Jim-nq9cv]

excellent i really enjoy watching your talent

[@Junkyard250]

Thank you...

[@alhajaboahmad]

حسنا..عملت الجزء الاول للتعشيقة ...كيف يمكن عمل الجزء الاخر.....

[@abdurahmanaja3813]

Mantap jugo

[@manohoo]

your plywood cuts are chipping the edges, what can you do to avoid it?

[@abrahamgiliana]

O son of a gone, you are amazing. 😮

[@ANISH7712]

સરસ

[@nasaunders]

Please name the things in the future. It makes them easier to remember than Hack #1, Hack #2, Etc.

[@DrewJacobson61]

Crosscutting on tablesaw without a sled is dangerous. 😮

[@fernandohugopumanunuri48]

Para maderas muy liviana talvez funcione.pero ahí se ve claramente que el fresado es irregular falta más velocidad,

[@kimkeoelectrical]

Good idea for your video.

[@francisbuil1433]

Amazinka realisacionaki ! Nevers sinaki inukol zeu wordas putinkon 💪forta é

[@samael5782]

#4 is really dangerous. Feeding from the wrong side and using gloves. Do this only if you don't mind losing body parts.

[@AllenAlberti]

cool jigs but why is he using a drill to cut slots on the jigs when he has the router right there? 🤪

[@mustaphasemlali1065]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@robertsurtees2667]

Attach a router to a thin sheet of plywood and place in a workmate, for instant router table, should be able to use the router own fence

[@captjohn5298]

Pretty creative

[@mikhailbelyanov3983]

Много опасной и неправильной работы. В целом, ерунда. Особенно последний рейсмус, который колесами едет по мусору и ровной плоскости не даст. Да и колес надо всего 3, а не 6.

[@damionbrown9132]

Stop using gloves with power tools especially so near to the bit

[@ThFitz]

Got tired of watching. Nothing of interest, I could do the same things, simpler, and easier.

[@robertkat]

Go sit on it and you will feel better.

[@ricaurandt6713]

Please. These belong in the junkyard.

[@thewoodworkingman]

when using this kind of power tools keep safe and always presence of mind