Dave's Senior Moments Ep 23 Inverted Router

[@sanfordstagg1665]

Really enjoy listening and watching this man

[@oldave100]

Yeah, we miss him like crazy! He was an amazing man

[@stumpbumpers]

This was a bit helpful in understanding my new old Onsrud. A fellow cabinet builder and custom woodworker, in his late 70’s was finally retiring and I bought the entire contents of his shop. The router is missing the motor, but he has a 3 1/2hp Porter Cable motor to go in it. I hope to get it running soon. Thanks

[@oldave100]

Awesome, man! I'm glad you got some value from it!

[@rickdrown8702]

Great demonstration, Thank you Dave

[@oldave100]

Thank you Rick!!!

[@tonykillingsworth9247]

Thank you I enjoyed your video .....I have programmed CNC Equipment for over 20 years .. but I still love the old ways of doing things....Thank you again

[@oldave100]

Thank you Tony. Please let me know if I can answer any questions for you, [e-mail]

[@brenttarman3671]

I'd never seen an inverted router before. Very cool - I bet that was quite the upgrade when you first bought it! I enjoyed watching it work - thanks! And now I crave the rest of the story on the old mortuary!

[@oldave100]

It was a fantastic upgrade. We love this machine. We'll share the mortuary story soon. Thanks again so much.

[@bobbennett7195]

Wow Keep your shows coming. There great. Great job Dave.

[@oldave100]

Thank you Bob, happy you're enjoying them.

[@midstaterustics4507]

Pretty impressive machine. Sure makes the job much easier and more efficient. Always enjoy seeing Dave out in the shop working along. I look forward to these videos every Saturday morning. 👍

[@oldave100]

Thank you Donald. So happy you like what we do. It's a great machine. More videos coming...

[@williemarum9862]

This has been a very informative video, I see one for sale, but has no router with it, I will have a look at it and figure it out, great American machine, I have an 1978 Williams and Hussey planer moulder, another unique piece of American history, it was brought into Ireland by a chap that worked in the USA for a few year's, and I purchased it from him, great little machine.

[@oldave100]

That's cool, man! Some of the older machines are top notch!

[@tonykillingsworth9247]

Making an overhead arm with air cylinder and pin shaft for my Shaper I will have to crank the bit up into the material but I will be making parts from patterns ....thanks for the inspiration to finish this project !!!

[@oldave100]

Thank you Tony, happy we could help!!!

[@stanmashek3085]

VERY VIDEO DAVE YOU ARE A AMAZING MAN. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO

[@oldave100]

Thank you Stan!!!

[@johnmutton799]

I have one. Brilliant piece of kit!

[@oldave100]

It is a fantastic machine...

[@joyceannvanpelt3997]

Another real interesting video Dave. I had never seen anything like that. Neither has the guys either 😁. Just love the Senior moments Dave!!

[@oldave100]

Thank you JoyceAnn!!!

[@johnmutton799]

This is far safer than a overhead router. And dust extraction is very good. I have the vacuum hold down system on my system. I make knife handle scales as well on my Onsrud. Nice to listen to you talk about your history.

[@oldave100]

Agreed, it really is a safe machine. Thank you for watching...

[@johnmutton799]

I would really like the biggest model. That would be awesome!

[@bababooey1266]

I love the videos. I am prepping for my annual colonoscopy tomorrow morning. Whew I put a ole hurtin on the ole toilet. Wife almost barfed. Anyways, I’m gonna start making signs and I like your videos

[@oldave100]

Thanks for watching and if I can answer any questions for you please email me directly [e-mail]

[@brucehux248]

day before is a bad day..... I would rather drink battery acid.

[@lloydfortner1663]

Never seen one of these before. That would be a handy gizmo. Thanks for sharing

[@oldave100]

It very much is handy. Thank you Lloyd

[@jeffreycallanan184]

Awesome !! Thanks for sharing this !!

[@oldave100]

Thank you buddy!!!

[@robertcowan5545]

Super cool machine. Makes patterns a snap. Wish I had one. But like a cnc, it's out of my price range. Thanks Dave.

[@oldave100]

Thanks Bob, glad you like it.

[@zipperrrrr]

great video,very interesting love that inverted router

[@oldave100]

Thank you, it's a great machine!!!

[@garyzellner9938]

Very interesting !! Great video...

[@oldave100]

Thank you Gary!!!

[@redwood1957]

Very interesting thank you

[@oldave100]

Happy you liked it, Thanks for watching!!!

[@sparky6020]

Nice! I would love to have a machine like that!

[@oldave100]

It's does some great stuff and it's fun to run.

[@brucehux248]

I have a Craftsman tabletop router I use for chamfer edges on signs.. Cant I use the spiral bit to do the same thing instead of running a hand held router to do the same? I wold have to secure the router table down , I would think.

[@oldave100]

We cave cut shapes with a router table. Check our video #167

[@paultherelenko4701]

👍😎 Nice!

[@oldave100]

Thank you!!!

[@danyodice1048]

Nice Dave...you got a job for me? I like that machine. I could do that all day.

[@oldave100]

LOL, it is fun to run....

[@ranger5721]

wow that is very kewl dave and eric i like that routher and that would be nice for mass prouducing

[@oldave100]

It's a great production machine for sure.

[@sparky6020]

Could I do that with a normal router table?

[@oldave100]

It's possible, but you would need add the pneumatic cylinder.

[@bobt2522]

You can buy a pin router arm for your router table, but it does not retract the pin or the cutter. Those a significant features of this machine.

[@bobt2522]

I had not heard of Onsrud until earlier this week when I saw a similar router at an equipment auction. It is too big for my needs.

[@oldave100]

It's a terrific machine....