9 Amazing Woodworking Tips DIY How To Hack Router

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simple Idea woodworking hack tips. Sometimes he has some problem and needs a solution. Simple ideas make huge different and big results. These tips solve my problem. This really helps me for working and I am very pleased with the results and would recommend making one yourself.
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[@jigsawtable4609]

Small jig but useful, well done

[@plywoodworking]

Yes, thanks

[@asd67lkj]

I notice that at 12:54 the router seem to jam and you had to lift it (twice). Do you know the reason?

[@NursadiWardaika]

The surface wood dirty and not flat that why the base stuck maybe like that!

[@plywoodworking]

the wood surface wood not flat

[@plywoodworking]

you right, thank you for answer the question.

[@ImOnAJourney]

Sounds like you’re having a wicked thunderstorm over there! Please stay safe! PS Great little jig! I have a bigger one that I made out of clear acrylic for my big router, but I might make one like yours for my little router. It looks like it would be very helpful for a lot of jobs!!

[@plywoodworking]

Thanks! It is a bit crazy out here but I'm safe. Glad you like the jig, it's a super handy addition to my workshop.

[@Parsifal54]

Why make the recess on both sides if the screw heads always go on the same side? I want to make a copy because it seems to me to be the simplest and most useful of all those I have seen. Congratulations

[@asd67lkj]

When he uses the other fences, they screw in from the other side?

[@plywoodworking]

thank you, yes you need that for easy screw if need fence!

[@plywoodworking]

good answer, 100% right thank you 😊

[@Parsifal54]

Gracias por la explicación

[@circuralsaw3636]

Great idea, what the noise on background?

[@plywoodworking]

Thank you, sorry for that coz heavy rain very noisy

[@МихаилФильченков-н9ш]

Техника безопасности на высоком уровне!

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much

[@markduggan3451]

Great little jig.

[@plywoodworking]

Thanks 👍