🟢 Router Table Insert Plate and Router Lift Build - DIY - Part 1

In this video i show you my router table insert plate and router lift build. I made it on the table saw extension wing i made before. As for me it's super simple router lift diy project.
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[@fosterechalimbana2160]

I just finished building the handrail on my deck kzbin.infoUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z and used this great little router to clean up the top rail before the final sanding and stain. It was light weight but packed lots of power. Either size battery didn't seem to make it top heavy and I'm a 64 yr old women so I really appreciated how easy it was to use...................... CORDLESS only way to go !!

[@jenelmarian9946]

This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection kzbin.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.

[@mohamedfallahi9647]

عمل جد جيد احترت كثيرا في كيفية صعود ونزول الآلة لكني وجدة في هذا الشريط الشرح الكامل اشكرك كثيرا واقدر لك هذا العمل 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@user-ju9vu5xi9t]

Смотрю с удовольствием Ваши идеи и видео, продолжайте в том же духе. Спасибо. Здоровья Вам.

[@billrogers6863]

I appreciate that you shared these insights. My router is a Ryobi RE600. Over 30 years old and was made in Japan. It already has a screw for adjusting depth. But taking out a spring might make it run smoother. You provided some food for thought.

[@NepsysHypertunia]

*I just finished building the handrail on my deck **MyBest.Tools** and used this great little router to clean up the top rail before the final sanding and stain. It was light weight but packed lots of power. Either size battery didn't seem to make it top heavy and I'm a 64 yr old women so I really appreciated how easy it was to use...................... CORDLESS only way to go !!*

[@GRINwood]

In Ukraine

[@lesneilson5632]

I have just completed my router lift mechanism based on your approach, so thanks for the simple but effective way of raising and lowering the router in the table, it works well enough to be enjoyable

[@robertbutler8004]

This has to be one of the simplest router lifts I have seen built a great job.

[@lesblack413]

The best designed router insert and lift I've seen on KZbin. Just great. Cheers from Queensland Australia!!

[@PastelComGini]

Finally, a solid solution. I've seen so many videos with wobbly wood made mountings...

[@barryl8857]

I love the use of laminate flooring for the work surfaces. Guaranteed no wrapping

[@AKRedCat]

Шикарная идея! Только 2 замечания: шпильку можно закрепить не на клей , а на контргайку . И очень нужно доработать момент фиксации выбранной высоты вылета фрезы.

[@GRINwood]

На видео не показал, но для фиксации вылета фрезы позже я добавил контрольный барашек на винт снизу и поджимаю когда необходимо

[@Elhazarinn]

@@GRINwood У тебя даже на видео виден перекос фрезера при изменении высоты. Зря пружину одну снял. Лучше поставить 2 пружины, но послабже. Еще есть способ убрать люфт изменения высоты при повороте шпильки в противоположную сторону, но я думаю это тут не нужно.

[@cosmosgolaktika5176]

@@Elhazarinn так перекос ещё сильнее будет, если поставить вторую пружину. сделал себе я точно так же, только намного проще. руки когда дойдут, сделаю красиво, как у автора. у себя на procraft pob1700 снял обе пружины (стоят сильные, видимо и слабом и легком pob1700 и в тяжелом и мощнее pob2400 ставят одни и те же) и поставил одну (в трёх городах обыскал в боле 15 мастерских по ремонту электроинструмента - не нашел ей замены и поставил последовательно две короткие от старой газовой колонки, благо есть знакомые газовщики). я ещё не ставил контргайку, фиксирую стандартным запирающим рычагом на фрезере а что там за мысль по поводу убирания люфта изменения высоты при повороте шпильки в противоположную сторону? можешь написать?

[@Elhazarinn]

@@cosmosgolaktika5176 У меня на фрезере китайском изначально стоит 2 пружины. Я их так и оставляю. А насчет убирания перекоса. Я подъемную систему продублировал со второй стороны. Внизу они соеденены цепью. Идею подсмотрел на своем рейсмусе Калибр. Только там 4 механизма подъема стола по количеству стоек. Я сам механизм собрал уже, но стол пока ставить некуда, по-этому не сделал.

[@richardroehr5020]

What a great design, especially for the small home shops that don't have a lot of money. Thanks for sharing. The camera work is excellent too!

[@markgilder9990]

Thanks, I made one following your idea. Used a Bosch 1600 I picked up in the USA many Years ago, now it has a new lease of life.

[@ALDRUMSTICK]

Хороший вариант,но я бы не сказал,что он простой в изготовлении.есть варианты и по проще.ЛАЙК!

[@Maurice-24]

Тоже подумал, если это простой, то какой не простой?

[@user-kk7pi3os8q]

@@Maurice-24 столько городьбы непонятной, не о чем! Тупо фрезер снизу стола прикручивается через сквозные болты, без какой либо отдельной площадки, темболее без отдельных сменных накладок под диаметр фрезы, тупо отверстие в столе диаметром на 50 за глаза, а уж регулятор по высоте нах не нужен, можно про необходимости снизу под столом подрегулировать как надо....

[@user-kk7pi3os8q]

@@Maurice-24 внимательней прочитай его комент

[@Maurice-24]

@@user-kk7pi3os8q прочитал. Ну вроде как человек пишет, что не назвал бы стол простым вариантом. Я пишу, что согласен с этим.

[@alexasta63]

Лучшая конструкция лифта для фрезера из всех, что я видел.

[@kalimspecstroj]

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[@alexasta63]

@@kalimspecstroj Да ну нах... Разобрать пол фрезера, понапрдумывать какие-то коромысла... Просверлить кучу отверстий... Вмешаться в электросхему... И т.д. и т.п... А здесь всё просто и понятно!

[@toddsanford7757]

genius , I'm doing this tomorrow... thankyou

[@gotzolones]

The sliding system of the router has convinced me a lot. I have it now with a car hydraulics and it is very bulky. Simple but effective.

[@GWAIHIRKV]

One of the best router lifts I’ve seen. Also like the use of laminate floor boarding. Brilliant. . . You have a new subscriber.

[@carlosbaltagil1113]

Congratulations, it's the best diy router lift in the web

[@merrickbreck8226]

Ingenious and well executed. Great video and easy to follow and understand. Always wondered if there were people like me who like to combine woodworking and metalworking. Impressive skill set. Thanks so much

[@daveredd9832]

It is good to balance out ones skills.

[@Anakonda267]

Очень просто все и технологично лайк, прекрасная работа.

[@joblaan7068]

What a fantastic solution for the mounting of the router. And what a good idea to remove one spring. Thank you very much

[@Aprendiz-de-Marceneiro]

*One of the best router lifts I’ve seen.*

[@daveredd9832]

You have given me a lot of inspiration with this video. You make it look easier than it is I'm sure. After watching other complicated and convoluted videos on how to use a plunge router in this manner I was coming up with an idea similar to yours. Now I know I was on the right track and you answered my question on how to get the bolt to the top of the table neatly and the absolute best way to attach it to the router. You have saved me hours of screwing around and hundreds of dollars. Excellent stuff thanks for your brilliance mate.

[@dorisdreyer812]

Der liftbau ist ist zu umständlich, geht auch einfacher und schneller

[@amazingwood]

@@dorisdreyer812 Wo finde ich die Anleitung dazu oder kannst Du uns das erklären?

[@gottfriedrauecker6547]

Super Idee, den Fräs-/Sägetisch aus Paneelen zu bauen. Dein Lift für die Fräse ist auch klasse! 👍

[@massiedesign7275]

Just wanted to say thanks this video help out a lot making my inserts, made the jig you did and worked like a dream

[@gernotrieger2338]

Fantastic! No show, no endless talking. Just pictures, who speak for itself! So ist has to be! Go ahead!

[@uralaguza7618]

Все супер дякую.

[@tinom.2455]

Top! for faster change of the reduction-rings you could use magnets...

[@baltsosser]

I like that idea. A goid Forstner bit and some Neodynium magndts embedded, and that change is easily accomplished.

[@tinom.2455]

@@baltsosser But consider, the reduction-ring could be catched by the router-bit and fly away like a sawblade. A solution could be to add an extra pin in the ring to prevent spinning

[@user-om9lm9lo1f]

Здравствуйте!!! Отличный лифт. У меня такой же фрезер как у Вас. Всё собирался сделать лифт к нему. Теперь знаю как и обязательно сделаю!!!!! Спасибо за Ваше видео!!!! Мастер!! !)))))))

[@niklar55]

I like the elegant simplicity of this design.👍 .

[@syedsayeedurrahmanzaini4221]

What a simple design for lifting and lowering the router. Thanks for uploading. Best regards

[@christianmuller4027]

Well done! And so much cheaper than an expensive brand milling table insert module. Greetings from Germany Chris

[@sidney001]

Best idea for a router lift I've seen so far Plus I do like your table saw technique, very safe, very sensible Thanks for sharing

[@javierramirez8339]

True carpenters made the own tools.👍

[@manofausagain]

Very clever. Now just use a brake cable from a bike with a cut off bolt and spring and you can then lock your router spindle from the outside instead of reaching under. Sure works in my head!!! Good job!!

[@adrianburghelea9353]

Great work ! You have a clever mind, good eyes and hands. You are si blessing ! Greatings from Romania, Mister !

[@constr9]

Спасибо за идею. Возьму на "вооружение".

[@TobiasJStrand]

Awesome! Was just about to build a tablemount for my router. Going to copy your solution from start to end. Brilliant! Only downside is that I will have to buy a new one to use as a handheld. Wait! Having an excuse to get new tools isn't a downside. Right?!😁

[@dimakatsomookodi]

yeah, everytime we mout handhelds means a trip to the power tools store 😀😀😀

[@mustaphaboudguiga2759]

If I have a workshop like this, I sleep in it. Well done !!!

[@joebloggs7828]

What else is there to say but, BRILLIANT! What a space saving solution, so clever. Well done, and thanks for sharing this build with us all...

[@justa1265]

Jestem Polakiem cześć . Bardzo fajne urządzenie jestem majsterkowiczem ale nie stać mnie na wiele urządzeń chciał bym mieć taki warsztat ale na razie mnie nie stać może w przyszłości będę miał .Dzięki za pokaz super pozdrawiam Mirek

[@gerardburnol9478]

Une des meilleures adaptation réalisée sur youtube et je les ai pratiquement toutes visionnées !!! simple, astucieux, bon marché et facile à réaliser. Bravo !!!

[@MrLemaner]

complètement d'accord du grand art super et simple, robuste! J'ai une defonceuse X krtaft qui est une cousine proche de celle ci, je l'ai aussi mise sous table mais moins costaud je suis sans cesse ennuyé je vais moi aussi tenter de retirer un ressort... Bravo!

[@arthurdanielles4784]

I really am a fan of creativity and this was a pleasure to watch! 👀😉Couple of points.. when welding ALWAYS use the correct MASK to protect your eyes or you will SUFFER! (from a condition called 'Arc Eye' ) It leaves the eyes dry and VERY painful.! 😨2. If the metal work puts you off you can often find someone to do it for you! (Thankyou bro😉) 3. Buy a cheap second hand but serviceable router if you don't want to use your 'not my precious'👀🤣 and 4. Whilst you are stripping it down look to replace ie the carbon brushes with new ones if needed though I would replace on a used router anyways?! Make sure the power cables etc is in good nick. 5. Don't forget to use a no voltage switch so that you can switch on and off the router rather than realize 'oh hell the ! switch is !! 😨👀👍 6. I often use a mix of superglue and baking soda to make sure anything I need to stick solidly is just that. 7. I use some of my partners 'sewing machine OIL ' for lube - works really good. 8.Consider buying a FOOT switch as when you put your foot on the switch it powers the router on and when you take your foot off it powers it down? For just a few $s? As said this was certainly an entertaining AND certainly worth seeing VID. 👍😉Stay safe, whoever, wherever you are !!

[@GRINwood]

WOW 😮 you can write books, bro! Thanks for tips! 👍

[@pirakoXX]

Denmark it where I am. Greetings, Arthur. I'm about to build my first router table, and watching so many DYI videos to find simple ways to build this and more to come, and watching all these videos I get to know about new tools and benches/tables I've never seen before and can't wait to start building and use for building! And the lift thing, ohh, they are either extremely expensive or way to complicated for me skills and tools to make. Until this video! Genious! (y) I know, I know, we live in a time where everything explained in letters must be said in max 2 lines! But I'm old--school and prefer one smart guy explaining meaningful and useful things in 30 lines, instead of reading 500-1000 people's max 2-lines comments where 99 % is useless comments, to mix 30 lines that make sense! I'm not just into reading but also writing "books" :) Actually, this time 2 lines, or even 1, would have been enough to ask my question: Can you tell me more about the superglue and baking soda trick? All new to me! Peace, love and safety first! :)

[@periguin]

Great video. Your next investment should be a MIG welder (LOL). Like the use of paneling or flooring material for work surface, good idea.

[@HiepNguyen-uz7je]

Nhìn đồ nghề của bạn mình thấy thích quá làm tới đâu có đồ nghề tới đó cảm ơn đã cho xem clip này. Bạn nên có thèm cây cọ nhỏ để quét chứ lấy tay phủi như vậy cái dăm cây nó đâm vào tay khó lấy ra lắm

[@samvimes1482]

Super job, this is the best solution so far. Everything looks solid!

[@jeffshaffer1939]

Love the engineered materials. I use it for everything I can in my shop.

[@mortonuser]

That's the best Lift-Modification i have seen in month. Thoughtful, easy, cheap and perfect working. Great!

[@shadow-wy3gd]

DWT is suitable for this stationary use. The lock button has broken. And like detail clearly well done

[@albanomathias9559]

Esse é "fera". Parabéns, excelente. Saudações de São Paulo - Brasil.

[@SkipHatchel]

Dude has mad shop skills, nice work!

[@J1I9M7M4Y]

Very very nice router table. I like the use of flooring material!

[@arnaldodoiarnaldo9965]

simple, practical, and efficient... cleverly done.

[@brentnicol6391]

My question is why? WHY?? Why I not think of that. Great job and thank you for sharing.

[@jejemon123]

That is how you void the warranty of your router folks, well done!. By the way it look slick, tumbs up for that, but I won't ruin my new router that way.

[@unitwoodworking5403]

Its level of completion is high degree. You made well to use in woodworking and It's higher quality than things in the shop👍👍👍

[@HowIDoThingsDIY]

Well done. Very cool. Lots of functionality without a table.

[@Momo-cc3vi]

j'aime votre video, c'est parfait merci beaucoup .

[@sergeys5280]

Парень, ты мастер своего дела!

[@weekendwarrior9570]

Excellent video and process the music volume was perfect. The whole d--- video was a Joy to watch. Thank you so much. Bless you... I've been thinking of upgrading my new table saw with a setup similar to yours. Your a great inspiration with to the point solutions. Be safe out there.

[@villageidiot8718]

Wish I was as good as these people I see on KZbin

[@LeavirtuS]

Хороший вариант спасибо 👍 👍 👍

[@saundersdane]

Now that's a cheap router lift! Nice work. I've been looking for the simple solution...even know I'm not st up to weld, I think I could make a similar solution with the tools I have. thanks for sharing!

[@apmgold]

Nice video, showing enough detail to be instructional, well don and thank you for posting. It is well worthy of the, almost, quarter of a million views in just over a week. Keep up the great videos.

[@user-fp1ez2jt4l]

Как будто мысли прочитали, я также планирую сделать лифт для фрезера, у меня похожей формы фрезер 👍

[@tomsatterlee8397]

Hello: I am still looking but I enjoyed how you made the band saw stand. Reminds me of 1955 when I built the dressers for my new wife and myself which were passed along to my children. Going to have to see if I can make the plans for the router lift work with my router. Now about the black push stick. Think I can guarantee that some day you will lose control and the piece being pushed will rise up and hit you in the face. There are much better push stick plans. Good luck

[@cosmosgolaktika5176]

Хорошая работа! Все детали подогнаны хорошо. Буду делать по вашему примеру. Спасибо!

[@ruatarengsicolneyrengsi8924]

This is really great work. Thanks so much for putting it for novices like me to see.

[@BadYossa]

Very ingenious and well executed. I've seen vids of people building cantilevered rising platforms, old electric drills and all manner of in between. Some of them amazing, some of them lamentable. Meh, that's KZbin. Less is more. Good lateral thing and vision!

[@boscoclifffernandes8572]

The best router lift I have seen, great idea thanks ☺️ will definitely try to build it.

[@harryshaw3813]

I only have one word about this video AWESOME

[@Qwerty1235945]

That is FANTASTIC. I hope you don’t mind, but I’m going to copy that for my workshop. Thanks for uploading.

[@01hdsilva]

Un capó, hace rato que estaba esperando a que alguien me diera está idea. Gracias

[@bjorncj]

Neat job. Watching your video is like a therapy. Well made video and Idea. Thanks for sharing.

[@DarkTubeToo]

Very nice solution

[@ahmedsvlogs9129]

Thanks I was looking for this lifting mechanism ..but I need some few extra hole on my multi tasking table saw

[@johnnicol5009]

This is great! Subscribed. I could see the OCD kicking in when you slightly chipped out the round hole... 😏 I bet you were thinking about rebuilding that part for a second or two.

[@attepitkanen7358]

Nice!. Clever idea of using router as lathe! Never thought that.

[@GRINwood]

Thanks!

[@samodelkin58]

Отличное решение! Постараюсь повторить тоже такой лифт 👍👍👍

[@mikemeadows7312]

That's the simplest lift I've seen, Great idea.

[@mikemiller9393]

Nope, this is the simplest routerlift: kzbin.info/www/bejne/enuXeoF9bMp0f68

[@user-eo9cn7ff3z]

Отличный вариант. Спасибо!

[@mikhailmikhail5265]

Sumptuously! Grandiose! The best of what I saw on this subject! Low bow! Thanks a hundred times! Already doing this to myself! Health, success and success, Master!

[@by_talik]

Просто и со вкусом! Годный вариант, если купить недорогой фрезер подходящий и под 12 хвостовик и конечно достаточно мощный. Только что регулировка оборотов под столом,если не вынести спереди.

[@alainrodrigues5716]

Bravo l’artiste ! Une solution simple, économique et bien présentée. Merci !!

[@user-nn8zd8je2w]

Супер! Отличная идея. Ещё я удивлён, что в DWT в обоих направляющих стоят пружины, обычно Китай ставит одну.))

[@darren7650]

In the middle of building a lift and my threaded screw/bearing mechanism is a pain. I like your design MUCH better. I'll head over to the store to pick up that extended nut and hex cap screw. Glad I stopped by to view this.

[@adventureswithmaple4459]

This is one of the best diy router lifts I’ve seen! Great video!

[@user-wc5wo1ey7r]

Золотые у вас руки, мастер! 100 лайков!))) За каждое видео!

[@mick2d2]

Brilliant! Thanks for sharing! I love the DIY look of your well crafted tools! Been thinking of mounting my router, and was looking for a way of adjusting it without having to crawl under the workbench.

[@pgiamel]

UN lavoro meraviglioso, che sogno di realizzare da diversi anni, ma i lavoretti continui a casa mi hanno sempre fatto desistere, penso che dopo il tuo imput comincerò a realizzarlo sicuramente Bravissimo continua così

[@greensun2952]

So Wonderful !! Thanks~~

[@RockinBarBRanch]

Nice job, from America, U.S.A!

[@user-yb5ww9ur5z]

This is a great design. Many thanks for sharing!

[@radekgemel4946]

Simple great. Fantastic idea. Now I know what to do with my router.

[@TheOPEREE]

Great video to get inspired of to build a router table! Love it and thanks again for this great content!🙏

[@TrevorDennis100]

If you don't already have the router, and are buying with a router table in mind, then look at the Triton TRA001. It eliminates the need for a lift, but you do still need a plate. It comes with a cranking handle that lifts and lowers the bit from above the table, and also has a micro adjust feature from below the table. It is also uber powerful (3.25hp). It actually instructs you to remove one of the springs if you are table mounting. It's fairly expensive at US$258, but you save the price of a lift. I wouldn't even consider anything else if buying again.

[@user-vh3of6ej7s]

Оказывается дело было в снятии одной пружины, спасибо)))

[@rolfgolinski229]

Sehr gut und einfach. Ich habe mir erlaubt den Lift nachzubauen. TOP ! Danke

[@ukaszg2909]

great video. I would only add a safety switch (red mushroom)