Easily Adding Radius to Sharp Corners

[@MichaelBrown-vq4fd]

Step 1) make a jig with a perfect rounded corner.

[@PaulRSmileyOyen]

😆😅🤣🤣

[@themechanicaladvantage]

"Takes money to make money" Yeah but...

[@indalcecio]

You can literally use a paint can lid, or a pie plate, or anything that has the radius you want and can be followed with a flush trim bit, or you can buy templates already made for cheap.

[@timc46440]

What came first the router or the jig?

[@Gbj0054]

​@@MarkOhanesian why buy it when you can make it yourself?

[@simonking3949]

To cut a perfectly rounded corner, I need a perfectly rounded jig. To make a perfectly rounded jig, i need a perfectly rounded jig to make the jig.

[@dmyt58]

Just use something that is round like a ball bearing outer ring or a hole saw to make the jig

[@1255XL]

Jigception

[@krissmall5984]

The best woodworkers are the best jig makers.

[@andyjones6361]

Nice double bearing guide!!

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Climb cutting (routing in wrong direction) that thick can lead to really nasty surprises. Ok to do it sometimes, I do myself to avoid tear out, but then I'm well aware of it. Showing on youtube without any mention about it...not ok.

[@richtomlinson7090]

Certainly don't let the new guy climb cut, but we do it for corners, and difficult materials. it also helps with Birdseye Maple, or Curly stock.

[@ghian696]

I'm just curious (not being picky guys), but given that these tools rotate clockwise - would'nt he want to be 'cutting in' from the other direction for a cleaner cut? ie: cutting-in via an anti-clockwise direction when trimming around an outside edge? vs cutting-in in a clock-wise direction when when trimming an 'inside' or enclosed edge? - or is that concept too academic and old fashioned given todays fast and powerful routers?

[@richtomlinson7090]

Climb cutting, like this, produces a better cut, but at the risk of safety, and predictability. Don't let the inexperienced person climb cut. Splinter prone corners and Birdseye or curly materials cut better with climb cutting.

[@gravyblue]

That is a jig to be proud of!

[@AJohns47]

I'm definitely tracing a paint cans edge, cutting with my jigsaw and light sanding

[@zaputina5157]

Если потом клеить ламинированные пленку получается юбка складки идеально ровно может только или долго шлифовать или делать так как этот парень

[@ser-zv6ru5ws7m]

А циркулем нельзя сделать ?

[@buildandbescene]

Nice job man! Like it how your jig goes beyond the material

[@haveyouseentheone]

Easy is doing it without already having a jig, extended router bit, and high-powered router. Of course it is easy.

[@paulvorster1553]

I am a huge supporter of this company's cnc cutters. the are extremely well made

[@andrewengstrom1516]

And this whole time I've been using a rasp! So COMPLICATED! Thank you.

[@rradik_abij]

Надо сперва лобзиком угол отпилить и фреза прослужит дольше

[@ГеоргийДедов-э9м]

Как работает лобзиком будет следующее трёх часовое видео .

[@ghian696]

​@@ГеоргийДедов-э9м followed later by "how to open a packet of sand paper".

[@ghian696]

If you don't tell the cutter, how will it know this?

[@maggiemix7424]

I'm so proud of you that you know how to use a router!!!!!! My 5 year old could do this.

[@stephmo371]

Nothing like a good jig

[@melvinw.quinene841]

Excellent tip !

[@user-uNiKuM_root]

Следующее видео сделай, как вынимаешь сетевую вилку из розетки. Есть ещё куча вариантов.

[@СерАськов]

😂зачет бро))

[@chriscollins1704]

Doing a climb cut

[@fixedit8689]

Cutting is left to right on a router

[@brunolopez1198]

Except if you make a juice groove with a jig in a cutting board. In this case you must do it clockwise. If you don´t, the bit will move the router away from the fence, to the inside of the board.

[@tuck6464]

Or against the rotation, as opposed to with it.

[@xeren45]

Yeah dude is cutting in the wrong direction, and toward himself, probably not very safe

[@richtomlinson7090]

Cutting against the rotation is standard, only because of safety, and not because of cut quality. If one has difficult grain patterns or tearout, you can perform climb cutting. This guy probably just knows how to use a router, and he can cut however he wants. Some people can't hold onto a router that is climb cutting, but we do it sometimes for corners to reduce tearout, or difficult types of wood or brittle solid surface materials.

[@danbrellis]

What is he's south of the equator?

[@TheLastPharm]

Good to see he's wearing a respirator, especially in absence of dust collection. Would have been wiser to have done this outdoors instead of indoors, for health reasons. MDF dust is bad stuff!

[@cajamanual6713]

The question is, how to make the first model?

[@philipea6961]

What's the name of this tool?

[@ModMokkaMatti]

I'm surprised this was not performed on a CNC router table using a Zelkshnortt model ABZ-0896.26 cross mill bit, followed by a Yakimuchi Type KL-035GHS replicant smoother.

[@ajlacostewm]

I can't even pronounce that . CNC has better things to make.

[@satishbhaichauhan9959]

Wow wonderful

[@dangarcia5634]

Step 1: Cut your table top on a table saw Step 2: Use your CNC router to cut a “Corner Radius” fixture. Step 3: Use hand router equipped with template cutting ball bearing guide, and fixture to cut radius corners on table top. Step 4: Post on social media

[@elamanteblusero7039]

Excelente 👌

[@peli71]

Use dust extraction. MDF dust is not that healthy (even when you wearing a mask....)

[@lchadwick88]

Your doing it backwards… the router cuts better moving from left to right. You can see the arrow that shows which way the router spins.

[@philsmith214]

Finally someone else who noticed 👍🏻

[@Lets_Go_Canes]

Thanks. I was about to comment same!

[@samhickson5917]

I was scrolling for this comment 🤣

[@吳國群-y3l]

​@@philsmith214 9@

[@tylernash7370]

direction doesn't really matter on this sort of material it'll cut either way just find

[@tritian5874]

Woodworking is learning how to use tools, making mistakes, and then just making a bunch of jigs

[@Diman1973.]

Пздц свершилось чудо! Чувак узнал что такое шаблон и что такое обгонная фреза! Да, мать еë ещё и с двумя подшипниками! Здравствуй Маугли!

[@СержГорелый-д3ь]

Тёзка ты не понял! Парень понял сть струбцины! Чудо чудное, диво дивное. Вот в чем фетишь,.....по сути...... Для идиотов? Видео. Самоделкины давно умеют.

[@СергейКосяков-д3г]

😂 теперь есть с пьяну об угол - них.я не будет ---- больно.

[@darrenrubendall3020]

That’s nice!

[@delmaquezada6733]

Love the tools

[@ajlacostewm]

Was doing that with a belt sander and a square, never needed a template.

[@PooleAcademyofWingChun]

Err are you not routering the wrong direction ?

[@fastbinns5990]

He is.

[@jethropebs]

From HIS perspective he is going left to right which is correct. You are watching from the camera's perspective, 180° across from him.

[@richtomlinson7090]

he's experienced at climb cutting corners, so he's experienced and doing it correctly. Don't let the untrained new person climb cut. When climb cutting you can make a cleaner cut, and make your template bearings last longer, by not burying the router and engaging the bearing for a long period.

[@MrDarkside1355]

Wouldnt u slowly grind down the corner on the jig trying to make it flush with the table? Maybe Put some liquid or tape or something so u know u aint cutting it

[@ToolsToday]

No, it has a bearing that rides along the surface of the wood to trim the wood flush to it.

[@doreennovak692]

YES!! I’m always hurting myself on corners.

[@ghian696]

I had a girlfriend once who was very fond of corners... on tables mainly - but she would never tell me why. 😔 It was all very mysterious....

[@habid5556413]

Lov your technique

[@andlabatu8796]

I loved it. Thanks

[@urmelausdemeis3495]

Geile Klemmen mit genialer Ausladung bzw. Reichweite. Von welcher Firma sind die?

[@medawc519]

Nice climb cut...

[@ToolsToday]

Thanks 👍

[@jesusischrist1527]

Yeah but the corners are now smooth and the rest of the edge is not....

[@ghian696]

🤣

[@guidobullo1229]

Non conoscevo quelle a doppio cuscinetto, grazie

[@sawyerf8]

That's cool!! And if I ask my carpenter for round corners, he wants 500 Euros extra...

[@stoyankolev674]

Gotta love a jig

[@joel1964.]

It's all about the gig

[@6DunJuan9]

and now the cut face has made a sharp edge on top

[@nicholasmarino17]

My father was a professional cabinet maker 30 years always just eyeballed it with belt sander, perfect corners

[@ghian696]

Were his eyeballs actually involved in the procedure? (my eyes go0ing all watery)

[@philippe6481]

il existe un outil qui ne demande pas d'électricité mais juste un peu d'huile de coude, c'est la râpe à bois.

[@JediLoreen]

This vid made me want to sneeze.

[@Giannifaiello]

Wait seriously😅 me too

[@adamtaylor.]

Non carpenter here. How do you follow the template without gradually wearing down the template?

[@carabela125]

There is a ball bearing on the tool that rides on the template.

[@charlesagu794]

Please where can I get that router bit ?

[@DJAguitars]

Looks like a Radian Tools bit

[@agustinponce7246]

Dime donde comprar esas prensas tan chingonas....gracias

[@ryan072581]

so how did you make the radius on you template?

[@pierrelaplant7926]

I use a jig saw and a belt sander.

[@Whistling_phenolthalein]

Whats the tool name please?

[@elizabetholiviaclark]

The tool is a router. The wood template he clamped to the table corner is called a radius jig.

[@DJAguitars]

The router bit is from Radian Tools

[@stevenrs11]

*reaches for belt sander*

[@asailijhijr]

I don't like it, but it clearly works.

[@mateoc15]

Great tool for the common ma... ah hell. It's a CNC'd jig.

[@bobdebouwer7835]

Put the template at the bottom

[@Kunalraju-gt5oe]

Amezing tool ❤❤❤

[@eziovianna060766]

E como você fez o gabarito??

[@Alya61]

Excellent 💯

[@eduardohing7237]

Hacer el molde implica "más material", y el acabado es formidable; nosotros hubiésemos usado un lápiz y el pulso, para lograr lo mismo, más o menos, peor. Esa es la diferencia entre los nacionales y extrsnjeros. Alguien, en algún momento pagará, de una manera u otra, el material del molde

[@mvilla4614]

@ToolsToday I would like to check out that bit, of possible can you share link?? Thanks

[@ToolsToday]

Definitely, the tools are almost always linked in the video description for future reference, but here's this one www.toolstoday.com/v-11549-57187.html

[@mvilla4614]

@@ToolsToday thank you. I couldn't find the actual video only the short. I appreciate your time and your videos. Thanks again🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@ToolsToday]

No problem at all, thanks for the kind words!

[@ВалерийКурочкин-о9к]

ВОТ ЭТО МАСТЕР. Ждем продолжения.

[@rb-ex]

right, so how do you make the template with a rounded corner without a CNC router? and if you have a CNC router you dont need the template

[@ToolsToday]

Yes it was made with a CNC, however this top is 5'x5' I don't have a CNC that is able to fit on.

[@paddysands3582]

you’re going the wrong direction

[@feliperafiky287]

Nice!!! Hermoso!!!

[@jackmccabe2146]

Been doing that for years

[@jhun2x2]

how to make the rounded part of the jig? make another jig

[@andyparky2716]

Must be a little rebate on the jig hey to throw it down like that

[@vaseabmwe39]

Could do that with a jigsaw or even sander.

[@Tools502]

Que chulada de belleza ❤

[@healthenergy6589]

I want to learn this work for you

[@DJPKRock]

Backwards routing. Must be lefthanded.

[@seymourscagnetti1413]

Fucking sweet!

[@robberthamming1840]

That’s one expensive routerbit

[@ghian696]

Oh! ok, I should have read the earlier comments.

[@joshpennwatson]

Extraction?

[@paulacornelison243]

Why didn't you just say you were putting a curve on the corners?

[@ToolsToday]

Because I'm adding a radius to the sharp corner.

[@paulacornelison243]

@@ToolsToday It is still a CURVE.

[@benjaminedward7730]

I want what price?

[@JenyaMuj]

Фрезер НИОБХОДИМО вперëд, от себя вести,, когда фреза находится справа от обрабатываемой поверхности, и назад, на себя вести, икогда фреза находится слева от обрабатываемой поверхности. Удачи 😊

[@yolisurich4025]

Bit cost more than the table.

[@حياهوحلم]

جيد جدا

[@brianeller2244]

I don't understand why you need a jig to round a corner

[@goldcoinz420]

Bro dusted us

[@djos70]

La prochaine fois. Refait une vidéo en utilisant ta machine à l'endroit

[@jimgardner5129]

That's a sweet jig that must have taken some real work to make. Love the other comments. :)

[@ALCE52]

My 2" wide files will do that.

[@NoIwont]

MDF dust will kill a man...holds paint great tho.

[@cristopheraltobranto1999]

come si fa a determinare l'eta di una trave in legno?

[@АндрейБондаренко-ш4е]

Обгонная фреза. Вау... Вот удивили .. 😕

[@Nix_Gospel]

Nice

[@мыслимудрецов]

Ух ты !вот это да 👍 чудо !это ж надо было придумать такое !

[@id23689]

من خیلی به این حرفه علاقه دارم ولی پول ندارم ای کاش این امکان فراهم میشد تا ابزار این کار را میداشتم

[@contestwill1556]

why do this when I can fubar my project trying to freehand it with one pass

[@manuelgarcia5579]

Esa broca esta chida Bro deja un boleado perfecto ✌️👍

[@jimjones204]

Nice ridgid

[@HyunJinJEON-b5m]

여윽시 목공은 장비빨

[@AXElerator46]

iMashining