Router plate install w/ flush trim bit

[@CemlynJones1952]

I like that. Far easier and more accurate than many I've watched. That's my task for today.

[@cedricwilson2899]

Man thanks you might need to change your title to how to build a router table this video is way better than any other that showing how to build a router table from the beginning great job 💪🏿💪🏿

[@patrickguyot1290]

Cant beat lungs full of dust 😮

[@johncole5175]

What size of flush trim bit did you use? Matched the radius of the base plate I assume? Then it looks like you used the leveling kit?

[@RabbitwoodWorkshop]

I used a 1/2" flush trim bit and it was pretty close to the radius of the plate but not perfect. For the leveling i used some lag bolts with the points ground down and screwed into the in the Bottom plywood 3:53

[@getfastfish5020]

these videos always seem overly complicated, why not just put the template directly on the actual table and use some larger bushings with a straight bit to cut out a smaller hole then just a rabbeting bit for the lower insert and you're done

[@awlthatwoodcrafts8911]

I didn't understand the need to do it twice, either.

[@David-hm9ic]

The small boards could have been taped directly to the table. Route it with a pattern bit instead of a flush trim bit. Done!

[@lawofficesofjeffreym.jacob9466]

He wanted a 5 minute video instead of 2 minutes?

[@traveller5551]

Excellent! Except when i use a jig saw it never seems to cut straight lol

[@j.d.ransom6721]

Well done!

[@georgekaramolegos5345]

Good job !

[@MaghoxFr]

does it come with a router lift?

[@RabbitwoodWorkshop]

+MaghoxFr The plate doesn't come with one. But the Craftman plunge router I have already comes with an adjustment screw on the bottom of the base, so i can use it for a router table.

[@MaghoxFr]

Rabbitwood Workshop That's cool

[@quenemoend]

What I need to know is How Do I ATTACH THE ROUTER TO THE Plate that fits into the table?With screws in holes already in router parts? Help!! Got new table with no instructions on how to attach the router to the table. Quit laughing.. I’m new at this.

[@David-hm9ic]

Mine is held in place by gravity. The plate isn’t fastened to the table.

[@quenemoend]

@@David-hm9ic thanks.... I’ll give that a try...and pray .

[@johnsigler2718]

@@David-hm9ic he was asking about the router to the plate, not the plate to the table...lol.

[@johnsigler2718]

@@quenemoend depending on the plate you have, holes may need to be drilled to match the patter of your router. regardless, the plate is likely thicker than plate on the bottom of your router so you will likely need new screws. The type of holes and any countersinking on the plate will determine the head of the screw, and the threads can be matched to the existing screws/bolts from router. Be sure to get ones that are long enough for the plate and router but not too long.

[@quenemoend]

@@johnsigler2718 Thank you do much. All is helpful. I’ve watched various videos on KZbin but hadn’t found the info I was looking for. Many thanks guys.

[@sherhan4603]

Ничего не понятно. Похвалился и все..

[@markhall3323]

No