Making a Benchtop Router Table using Circle Cutting Jig for BOSH POF 1200 AE

[@DirtySnales]

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[@portwill]

You're a genius! This is fantastic work! I'm looking into buying this exact model myself and was interested if anyone was using it benchtop. Neat tricks there.

[@DirtySnales]

Thank you

[@nedjok]

Good job, man! I also thinking about that boch router, can you tell pros and cons of that model

[@DirtySnales]

Thanks. to be honest i do not use it very often but i can say its pretty solid and well made with enough power to do a heavy cuts. The only thing i do not like is plunge spring to strong so it makes it pretty hard to do a precise depth adjustments

[@ItsPhilH]

Hey! Great build! I was wondering: what size are the shanks on the bits that you used? They look very similar to a model that I bought for this exact router but I feared the shank was too large for any of the collets that came with the model. Did the bits you have fit the collets that come with the model?

[@leonardnoel888]

The good presentation however I have some perhaps a bit silly question: How to "convince" POF1200AE to start-stop once everything is connected? Hope you do not need to hold two buttons as in vertical operation? How you did it? Thanks Leonard

[@DirtySnales]

Thank you. Both buttons are strapped together so its on all the time. I switch it on and off by a Main socket :)

[@leonardnoel1605]

@@DirtySnales - just one more: Did you used a cable ties or a gray ducting tape? Pls advise?

[@DirtySnales]

I am using cable ties. Easy to replace if needed and no mess

[@leonardnoel888]

@@DirtySnales - thanks. that would be good enough. best Leonard

[@DirtySnales]

@@leonardnoel888 no problem 👍

[@aller5555]

Very nice video! I bougth one aswell, but i have a problem with attaching the bit. When i press the red button and screw the adaptor metal off the middle part stays inside and that the 8mm bit-holder. Do you have any idea what to do? Hope you understand my question, thanks in advance.

[@DirtySnales]

Thank you. Just to make things clear: you unscrew the big nut while pressing the red lock button and then the nut gets loose the milling bit stays tight in the metal holder ( metal collect ). . Do i understand correct?

[@aller5555]

@@DirtySnales Thank you so much for your reponse! Actually i got it out with a plier short after i wrote to you. It was small round metal inside the bigger "metal-screw" that you take off if you change the diameter for the bits.

[@bojanbor]

Hello great work I have the same router but can’t find table base plate. Where did you get that black one from? I just can’t find one that fits.

[@DirtySnales]

Hello, i have made it myself. It was cut with CO2 laser and counter sinked with this router

[@bojanbor]

Thank you for quick response I should have known that you making it is the case. Well after trying and trying I guess I will have to make one for myself, No easy way out🤔😃.

[@DirtySnales]

@@bojanbor I took the black bottom plate of the router and photo copied it. Used this copied sheet of paper as a template

[@wildsau1965]

how did you get the router to stay locked in place because after all my hard work on making a table for mine the router will slide back down even when locked in place

[@DirtySnales]

Hello. I did not have any issues with router bit to slide back. Once its locked at specific depth it stay solid. Maybe your locking handle is not working properly.

[@wildsau1965]

@@DirtySnales do you know of anyway of adjusting the locking handle

[@MrDoohdaah]

Hi there, how do you get the router switch to stay on without having to hold it as there is no lock on switch?

[@DirtySnales]

Hello, i use a cable tie to lock it in place and use the wall socket switch to turn on and of the router

[@MrDoohdaah]

@@DirtySnales Thanks very much, I'll try that.

[@DirtySnales]

@@MrDoohdaah no problem 👌

[@doinmanut]

This is fantastic. Just bought one and was thinking be handy to be able to do this, was that black plastic you used to join to it?

[@DirtySnales]

Thank you. I made it from plexiglass

[@agnesjophotography7445]

very professional work ! like

[@DirtySnales]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@bobbyrough833]

did you purchase the acrylic jig or make it yourself, it's quite an articulate design ?

[@DirtySnales]

Hello, i have made it myself, but i am sure you can buy them online.

[@mikegarvey1678]

How did you fix the power buttons down as they both need pushing at the same time?

[@DirtySnales]

With a cable tie

[@xinixxagnix201]

I have same model but with 3 mounting screws...You have 5 omg.

[@DirtySnales]

Interesting. I thought they all have 5 mounting screws.

[@xinixxagnix201]

@@DirtySnales no there is a ''new'' batch with only 3 screws to mount the plate, no big deal but 5 is better for sure in a table..I uses the 3 bigger holes with m6 to mount on table, thnx for the video ofcourse :))) www.bol.com/nl/p/bosch-pof-1200-ae-bovenfrees/9200000010411177/?country=BE

[@widowmakerau]

how do you find it adjusting the height?

[@DirtySnales]

Hello. It can be easily adjusted from the bottom :)

[@petrisuominen5237]

How thick is the base plate you made ?

[@DirtySnales]

7mm thick

[@LQ-gaming]

how do you connect the power button to a switch ?

[@DirtySnales]

Hello. router is plugged to a power supply and router button is permanently zip straped so its always on.

[@uulialia77]

👌👌👌

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[@ElidasKitchenVlogs]

wow nice

[@DirtySnales]

thank you

[@povilasvaiciulis7931]

liiuks :D

[@DirtySnales]

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