ULTIMATE Router Table with Bit Storage / DIY

[@Kynosys_]

I made a router table using acrylic. Whenever I used the router, I used to think of a structure where the motor and bit inside could be seen. I thought that installing LED lights there would be more comfortable when working. The top plate is made of 20mm thick acrylic, and the fence is made of acrylic and illuminated. I also made a bit drawer at the bottom, and I used the rails of the bit drawer as a power line, so I worked on it without the need for a separate wire. The LED in the bit drawer is designed to be turned on only when the drawer is opened. The electric wire of the fence is made in the form of an iron spring, so when the fence moves, the wire moves comfortably. Since the dust collection tube at the top is connected to the closed space at the bottom of the motor to collect dust at once, there is little dust coming out. I wanted to show you that the router table can also be made for interior purposes. If you look closely at the video, you can see that each part of the work contains a lot of tips. Please refer to that, and I hope it will help you create a cooler router table. You may think that the top will be severely scratched because it is made of transparent acrylic. However, I made it easy to remove the top plate. So after some use, I'm thinking of sanding the top with about 600 grit of sand to make it milky translucent, or making the top again with wood. The transparent state is so pretty that I'll be using it for the time being. Thank you.

[@DamianDArienzo]

Mine is acrylic too, but no where near as pretty. Just a quick functional one :)

[@thorstenbehrendt2635]

I think I speak for many who follow you, I would be happy to see a complete room tour, how big your building is, how big all the rooms are, with the wood storage and everything that belongs to the workshop. We would be happy

[@Kynosys_]

Thank you for your interest in my workshop. There are a lot of people who are interested, so I'm trying to make a video of everything in my workshop. I will upload the video soon.

[@jefflowrythor]

That has to be one of the most fantastic builds I’ve seen. Thanks for sharing.

[@Kynosys_]

Thank you for the compliment. Happy new year!

[@user-vbull]

You have every tool, fixture, fasteners, and accessories known to mankind!

[@Kynosys_]

I have been doing two hobbies for over 20 years. I collect tools and books. I didn't know that tools and parts would be shared with many people through KZbin. It's pretty interesting that the field you're interested in gets its value through KZbin. I'll continue to work hard to show you many works in the future. Thank you for your sincere words!

[@drenilicious]

31:22 "Hmmm, keep or throw away?" I totally recognized myself. Thank you so much for your videos. They incredibly relaxing and your craftsmanship is impressive.

[@Forrest_C]

This is by far the most beautiful looking router table on the internet.. Great work as always Kynosys! Love your videos..

[@petercorrigan343]

Excellent project, useful , safety minded and keeping your router bits where they can be seen . The lighting project was incredible ..

[@Kynosys_]

That's the best compliment. I will work harder to create better works. I would like to express my sincere gratitude.

[@monarch_workshop]

Looking at this amazing skills makes you want do this router table by yourself even though you don't need one and you never will😁

[@louis3141]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@Kynosys_]

Thank you for the compliment, and Happy new year!

[@Adrien0710]

I've just discover your channel but i've been stunished😮. You do amazingly beautiful work❤ congratulation👏👏👏🤝.

[@jasonperry6046]

Just found your channel. I see myself spending a lot of time playing catch up.

[@Kynosys_]

I'm glad you found my channel, I hope you enjoy it! Thank you. Happy new year!

[@israelsadnik5721]

I watched and watch your videos and I am shocked by your projects. Any of your projects can be included in the Guinness Book. All the best to you, your projects drive me crazy.

[@Aeksmen82]

Самое классное решение для фрез и двигателя ,на таком столе работать приятнее будет,спасибо за интересное видео

[@GGGG_3333]

The beauty, knowledge and skills are just out of this world 😅. Can't wait to learn more from you Sir . Thank you for sharing your knowledge, passion and skills with us 🙏.

[@Kynosys_]

You have the ability to impress others with a heartfelt message. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@GGGG_3333]

@Kynosys_ thank you for the kind words 😊.

[@bradleytuckwell4881]

Ive seen a lot of router table builds over the years but this one is my favourite it’s absolutely stunning from the lights to the acrylic it’s beautiful well done Kynosys you definitely have an eye for detail

[@robertcote5398]

Not a router table. - a work of Art!

[@lqqkout8214]

your designs and construction are always beautiful! Thank you for sharing your process!

[@Kynosys_]

Thank you for always paying attention to my videos. I'll continue to work hard to show you many works in the future. Thank you!

[@antondaron8025]

this is brutal router table sir !!! Thanks for inspiring us

[@giusepperagazzo348]

Un Lavoro Magnifico; non ci si poteva aspettare di meno, da un Grande Maestro .

[@RCMar-m3h]

I didnt know i wanted a router table this much until i saw it 😄

[@Bull_Chucker]

I'd love to see a video explaining how you wired all this up! Such an amazing job! Truly! I've always wanted to learn about this type of electrical work specifically tailored to custom workshop doohickies.

[@Hog-g2z]

Good morning 🌅, very nice job. From France

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your sincere words!

[@Michaeldashizz]

Looks great. Tools are meant to be used and scratches are fine. It shows the tools being used and not just for decoration

[@SoulUker]

That is great work! I already built my router table, so I can scratch using an acrylic top. But, I do love your dust extraction. I'm going to try and see if I can do something similar. I'm only using a shop vacuum, so I don't know if I'll have enough suction. Thanks bunches, I learned a lot watching your video.

[@Kynosys_]

You made it before me! I'm curious about your work, too. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@ladikanton121]

Это великолепно! Удовольствие наблюдать за мастером.

[@ZrubekFamily]

Very nice!! Only thing I would change is I would have the bit storage drawers light come on when opening the tambour doors.

[@Kynosys_]

That was a good way, too. Next time I make a tabour doors, I'll try to make it that way. Thank you for your kind words.

[@rodpotts2666]

I love it only the 2 nd one i have ever seen . I built an acrylic router table last year.

[@Kynosys_]

You've already made it, right? I wonder if you are using it well. Thank you for your interest.

[@rodpotts2666]

@@Kynosys_ yes. I didnt go as far as you did ,but i did add some leds , they look really cool . I waxed the top and it works great smooth. I did have to add a vent on the front door to get it to suck all the dust out. you did an outstanding job on your build.

[@Kynosys_]

@rodpotts2666 Oh! There's a way to apply wax? I'll have to test it, too. Thank you for the nice words.

[@BrandonCabanillas]

Speechless. This is gorgeous

[@Kynosys_]

For always showing interest in my videos, I would like to express my deepest gratitude. Thank you!!!

[@mike.s.Keller]

Wie immer großartig geworden, ich liebe deine Arbeiten und deine Videos.👍

[@Kynosys_]

For always showing interest in my videos, I would like to express my deepest gratitude.

[@jt9498]

Very unique! Beautiful router cabinet!

[@Kynosys_]

There is a proverb in Korea that says rice cakes that look good are also good to eat. It feels like my workshop has been turned into a cafe. Thank you for your kind words.

[@builditwithbutter]

Fantastic build. Thanks

[@행복한내일을]

하나의 예술작품입니다. 하나하나 기술들이 너무멋집니다

[@damirlistar8709]

I am very impressed, as every time

[@Kynosys_]

Thank you for always showing interest in my work. I will try my best to create better works.

[@michaelgrova225]

I always love seeing a new video from Kynosys

[@Starman3539]

In my profession attention to detail is the top priority. Having watched your video, I believe, you work on the same principle. You have created a superb piece of equipment. I must say I am impressed with your end result (and before I forget it, the music you play is very sweet too, what is it? Where does it come from?). Keep on creating high quality end-products.

[@thomasmcgravie6932]

Amazing, love the attention to detail!😁👋👋

[@edwardgallegos519]

That is spectacular. Thanks for sharing!

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your sincere words!!!

[@TheStabbedGaiusJuliusCaesar]

Amazing project as always.

[@mobareini4572]

Wonderful, so nice. Greetings, Reini

[@Kynosys_]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ygkim8203]

반대로 뚫렸을때 가슴이 철렁하셨겠습니다.ㅎㅎ 아크릴 가격이 많이 올랐다고하던데 이정도 크기면 가격이 어마무시할텐데 잠깐 당황하셨을 kynosys님 생각을 하니 미소가 지어지네요(농담입니다.ㅎㅎ) 그래도 로고가 딱! 박히니까 더 예쁘네요. 이런걸보고 전화위복이라 하나봅니다. 대작 잘 보고갑니다.이렇게 또 하나배우고 깨닫고 갑니다. 너무 좋은 영상 진심으로 감사드립니다. 건승하세요.

[@Kynosys_]

역시 모든걸 이해하시는군요^^ 뒤집느라 위치를 거꾸로 드릴링을 했을때, 거의 울고 싶더군요. 정신을 차리고 네모로 파내고 로고를 찍을 생각을 하고나서야 겨우 진정됐었습니다. 오히려 이쁜거 같다고 위로하고 있었는데, 비슷한 생각을 해주시니 다행입니다. 늘 감사드립니다.

[@brethenia]

Awesome build

[@attheworktable]

Beautiful work.

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your sincere words!!!

[@Bakhamaster001]

Өте керемет шыққан фрезерлік стөл күшті 👍👍👍

[@emmanuelferon3783]

Hello, I discovered your channel today. Great project. Can you put the references of the LED strips please.😀

[@Kynosys_]

Thank you for your interest in my video. The LEDs are 5mm wide and 3,000K colors. It is a 12V product and sold in strip form. Thank you. Happy new year!

[@oscardelgadotolosa3819]

Sencillamente... brutal!!!

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks always, for your sincere words!!!

[@bradarmstrong7473]

Incredible !

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your sincere words!!!

[@DoLixoaoLuxo-2025]

Top, excelente acabamento, Show!...

[@patrickgirard-k3g]

Splendid !

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your sincere words!

[@bushman4124]

You are such a show off with your materials and stock, you lituarly can make everything with what you have in your mancave, i LOve it. it is a dream table.Is the light for example not blindinging when you set the fench?

[@lyteyearz5810]

😂😂

[@Kynosys_]

Regardless of KZbin, it's so nice to be able to enjoy my tools and parts with you that I've been saving for over 20 years. I know it can sometimes be seen as a show-off, but I don't mind. Because I haven't shown you a hundredth of what I've collected yet. It's a long way off. I installed an on/off switch to prevent glare, and I can also adjust the brightness by adjusting the voltage. Thank you.

[@bushman4124]

@@Kynosys_ i just love it, it is so freeing when i see you open a draw and you have it lol

[@고환천-e2h]

예술이네요. 좋은영상 감사합니다요.

[@patrickjacqmot9923]

Wonderful, very good job 😉

[@BarrySumpter]

So cool

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your interest!

[@Wolfyjinny]

I saw the thumbnail and thought ~ If that is not a Kynosys build then I will eat my own hat !

[@tomclark3519]

I plan on adding LED light strips to a my garage cabinets. I never thought of running the power through the drawer slide.

[@allenzackery1639]

Could have probably used your wire spring ideal on the draws ..the contact is a little shaky ...? But nice job 👍

[@Kynosys_]

When I thought about applying electricity to the drawer rail, what I didn't expect was poor contact caused by grease. However, since there are so many contact points, I expected that this would offset that and a sufficiently stable current would flow. However, in reality, the flow of current is always unstable while moving. But even that was nice when I thought of it as indicating movement. I think the unexpected results suggested a better direction. Thank you for your kind words.

[@austinbowles]

this guy's shop doubles as a hardware store

[@Kynosys_]

I guess I have a bit of a collecting fanatic side. The two things are tools and books. thank you happy new year!

[@kimodland]

Have you thought of using a glass cutter for making the marks, any opps can be polished out.

[@Kynosys_]

That also seems like a good method. thank you happy new year!

[@magatskami]

와우,,,,,멋지네요 역쉬 🎉🎉🎉

[@Kynosys_]

제 영상에 늘 관심을 가져주시는데, 큰 감사의 마음을 전합니다.

[@pferguson2212]

Beautiful build and turned out stunning. Don't think I'd be using the drawing running power transfer trick though, the jittery lights as your pulling it in and out doesn't reflect the quality of the rest of the build.

[@DavidATakes]

That acrylic will get scratched over time and get hazy. Do you have a plan in place to deal with that? It will also attract and hold fine dust via static electricity. I think it looks great in the new pictures but after repeated use may be problematic.

[@lyteyearz5810]

How do you deal with scratches on your car window? 🧠

[@averagejoesworkshop]

@@lyteyearz5810 While I don't disagree with David's sentiment, glass isn't what is used, so your comparison isn't equal. Also, I don't run a ton of wood across my car windows.

[@mattc688]

acrylic is soft. got scratched easily. that is why they ship it with a film to protect it. looks great when it is new. a great display piece but I would not use it in my shop. And it is PRICEY.

[@troyqueen9503]

Try using Lexan ,used in fighter jets canopies. You can buff out the abrasions.🏝️🇨🇦

[@Kynosys_]

I'm very aware of the concerns about scratches. Of course, they're going to come out. The many scratches on your worktable are the beautiful results of your skill set. As the scratches on my acrylic router table get bigger and bigger, I'm ready to enjoy them to the fullest. And if you've watched my video carefully, you've seen me sand the acrylic surface with 600# sandpaper. Then the transparency decreases, but the light is evenly distributed throughout, so it's rather more beautiful. My acrylic top plate can be easily disassembled by loosening the bolts. If the scratches get too bad while using it, I'm thinking of making it like that. I didn't want to sand the transparent one in the first place because I didn't like that. I'm a person who enjoys a priori experiments. I hope you enjoy my works from that perspective. I'm saying that I'm pursuing a slightly different perspective from practicality. Thank you.

[@tricky_business]

The way your shop is organized is just plain sexy

[@Kynosys_]

The word sexy is interesting. I also need to make my work clothes fit more nicely. HaHa thank you!

[@pierreboone568]

looks great.

[@alwinbauts]

Perfect

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your sincere words!

[@manelserrano863]

Amazing

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your praise!

[@robertj1701]

There’s a process called Flame Polishing that works and is quite stunning when done correctly… it yields crystal clear results and can remove small imperfections

[@Kynosys_]

I am not an expert in that field, but I used to use it when creating works. Thank you for the detailed explanation. I think it will be helpful to many people.

[@allent555]

Great video!! What’s the lift and motor name?

[@Kynosys_]

This is a Porter product motor used in routers. Thank you. Happy new year!

[@mikeroth5536]

Bread and Circus, but still looks great as far as that goes.

[@TheRodlund]

The look of those LED's are awesome and seem really well diffused. Which LED strips do you use?

[@ravshan_djumaniyazov]

Super 👍 Respect 👍

[@timdennis2193]

Amazing build.. I looked up the cost of 20mm acrylic here in Aust.. only a mere $8-900.... ouch...😊

[@Kynosys_]

We all know that Australia is a country with rich and beautiful nature. Instead, I knew that the prices of industrial products were a little expensive, but I didn't know it would be that much. Even if I wanted to send it to you, the logistics costs would be very expensive. I think it would be a good idea to try using a cooler wood material. thank you!

[@timdennis2193]

Thank you for your kind words.. yes I am thinking a cheaper alternative...but obviously will not look as amazing as yours.. its sensational

[@Therealabedjoud]

It is a VERY beautiful router table. However, wouldn't it be scratched up from wood/jigs being dragged on top of it? What about flex?

[@markswenson1194]

Im still in the middle of watching this video, but before I continue, I need to ask what brand of steel chamfering V block you're using at the 23:23 point in the video. I'm a machinist and would be inerested in potentially getting one with a carbide insert for deburring edges. It looks like an extremely nice tool!

[@rudolfpeters367]

Dieser Frästisch ist viel zu schade, das ein Stück Holz dort bearbeitet wird. Deine Arbeiten suchen ihres Gleichen. Ich sitze mit offenem Mund vor dem Video und bin begeistert. Habe ich was verpasst oder muss man wirklich die Fräse mit der Hand in der Höhe verstellen. Hier ist noch Luft nach oben, aber da findest Du bestimmt noch eine Lösung, das mit Druckluft oder elektrisch zu realisieren. Ich liebe Deine "Kunstwerke" für die Werkstatt. - Gruß aus Aachen - Rudi

[@GuilarducciLegno]

Sensacional

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your words!

[@TheWolfster001]

Nice, I love it, I'm a (retired) master carpenter, I have one question, being the base is acrylic, won't it get scratched and become dull after lots of usage?? Besides that, It is very nice..

[@henrysiegertsz8204]

Please tell me the wiring passing through the dust collection hose on the fence is screened with high voltage insulation? The static charge build up in the hose when high airflow and dry dust is racing through will destroy LED's and power supplies eventually.

[@Kynosys_]

Actually, I didn't even consider a high voltage insulator. Since I don't work on the router for hours and the dust collection hose has a wire inserted, I thought static electricity wouldn't be a big problem. But I think your advice about considering the worst case scenario is very professional and appropriate. I need to do some insulating work on that wire. I hope other people who watch the video see your article as well. I think you've seen every detail in my video. I would like to express my sincere gratitude.

[@henrysiegertsz8204]

@@Kynosys_ Thank you, static discharge in dust collection systems is one of the most common cause of workshop fires. If you live in a very dry arid place the risk of damaging discharge is high if you live in a high humidity area not so much.

[@anthonyvincent9990]

do you have plans and if so can they be in imperial?

[@Kynosys_]

I don't usually prepare detailed drawings before working. However, there are many people who want drawings, so I am trying to make drawings of my old works. Detailed drawing videos of over 30 works will be uploaded soon. Please look forward to it. thank you!

[@jsjohnst]

I’m kinda surprised everyone focuses on repeating comments about scratches and not one mentions using the drawer slides as power rails. Yes, low voltage, but still. Never touched the sides of your drawers before?

[@Kynosys_]

A current of around 12V 5A is harmless to the human body. The battery of the car is 12V and the current is much larger, but it can be touched by humans. If it's a DC power source, there's a little damage at least at 50V. I'm not an expert in this field, so I hope you can comment. I think there are quite a few people who are afraid of 12V voltage than I thought. Let me tell you that's not the case. Thank you!

[@jsjohnst]

@ that is wrong and dangerous to say. A current as little as 50 milliamp can be easily fatal depending on circumstances. Will 12V 5A DC be fatal in 99% of situations, no, but that doesn’t mean you throw reckless abandon either. Don’t actually do this, but were you to lay a wrench across the terminals of a car battery, you’d understand how truly destructive the energy stored inside one can be even if you’d just get a jolt touching it.

[@AranTodd]

Thanks for the analysis! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

[@Kynosys_]

The content is too difficult. Can someone please explain something easier?

[@garage4771]

СУПЕР !!!

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your sincere words!!@

[@imggaggga]

안녕하세요 공구서랍장의 경우 무게로 인해 앞으로 쓰러질수 있는데 그런 위험은 어떻게 방지하시나요?

[@Kynosys_]

@@imggaggga 루터 테이블의 서랍의 경우는, 뒤쪽이 무거워지는 구조라서 서랍레일을 튼튼히 고정하는 정도로 충분했습니다. 저는 서랍장 길이를 보통 600 이나 800mm 로 만듭니다. 뒤쪽이 길어서 모든칸을 한꺼번에 열지 않으면 앞으로 넘어지지는 않습니다. 그리고 보통 3개 이상의 서랍장을 만들어서 측면끼리 달라붙고 평행을 이루도록 상하에 피스를 박습니다. 같이 물려 있어서 더 단단하게 고정됩니다. 또는 뒷면벽에 피스로 고정하는 경우도 있습니다. 마치 주방위에 있는 차단스 처럼요. 참고가 되셨으면 좋겠네요. 새해 복 많이 받으세요!

[@imggaggga]

@ 그렇군요 ㅎㅎ 혹시 레일은 어느제품스셨는지 알려주실수 있으신가요?

[@derekcohen1000]

This is going to scratch easily. How will you deal with this?

[@Kynosys_]

I'm very aware of the concerns about scratches. Of course, they're going to come out. The many scratches on your worktable are the beautiful results of your skill set. As the scratches on my acrylic router table get bigger and bigger, I'm ready to enjoy them to the fullest. And if you've watched my video carefully, you've seen me sand the acrylic surface with 600# sandpaper. Then the transparency decreases, but the light is evenly distributed throughout, so it's rather more beautiful. My acrylic top plate can be easily disassembled by loosening the bolts. If the scratches get too bad while using it, I'm thinking of making it like that. I didn't want to sand the transparent one in the first place because I didn't like that. I'm a person who enjoys a priori experiments. I hope you enjoy my works from that perspective. I'm saying that I'm pursuing a slightly different perspective from practicality. Thank you.

[@derekcohen1000]

@@Kynosys_ Good for you! Beautiful tools are a pleasure to use, but they are still just tools, and we must not become hung up on the tool in place of the work it does.

[@dinuwithsampa4260]

is this a shop or work shop ???

[@Kynosys_]

Surprisingly, it is actually a workshop. thank you!

[@MuRaT_C]

You are absolutely crazy man 😅

[@Kynosys_]

In terms of text, I think you're right to some extent. As I conceived and made this work, I gradually thought about whether I should donate it to the museum. The more I think about it, the more I tend to become distant from practicality. But I still enjoy the process. Thank you.

[@MuRaT_C]

@ you’re absolutely right my dear. My first thought was also to put it in a museum 😊anyway it was a pleasure to watch with how much fun and excitement to build your projects.

[@Tensquaremetreworkshop]

Pretty? Yes! Ultimate? No! Ultimate means it cannot be improved on. Yet it is both a manual lift, and manual fence. Both should be digital (to be 'ultimate') and also programmed with common joints. Also there is no sliding mitre sub-fence (best mounted on linear rails). Many would also claim that to be ultimate requires a cast-iron bed, ideally nickel plated. BTW, that is not a reed switch, is in a normal micro-switch (A reed switch is magnetically operated).

[@Kynosys_]

You're very, very sharp. How you can point out exactly what I wanted to do? I think you're very familiar with this field. Next time, I'd like to add all of those things. Thank you!

[@Tensquaremetreworkshop]

@ I was not criticising your build, it is stylish, but the use of the word ‘ultimate'. If it were ultimate there would be nothing for you to add! It may be common on YT to do this, but accuracy in titles matters.

[@marcush1968]

Nice work but not for the workshop

[@Kynosys_]

I'm worried about that too. I thought it would look better placed in a cafe rather than in my workshop. But I'm going to try to use it well. Please check out how I use this piece in another video. thank you!

[@ВиталийСофронов-б1й]

IT'S A PITY YOU STOPPED SHOWING THREE DIFFERENT MODELS OF WHAT YOU CREATE, SO THAT IT WOULD BE EASIER FOR US TO REPEAT YOUR UNIQUE STYLE OF YOUR ART TO TURN SIMPLE INTO PERFECT!

[@ДартВейдер-з4э]

😯💥💥💥👌👍😎

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks for your interest!!!

[@MarcBrumme]

Acrylic prices are insane 😂

[@Kynosys_]

You got it! I have a goal of creating work that is more than its worth. Thanks!

[@ВолодимирШимко-у8ь]

СУПЕР

[@rodpotts2666]

It's really messy to work with and unforgiving, pretty hard to fix any mistake's.

[@Kynosys_]

you're right. I was very careful when working with the acrylic top. I made one mistake, but fortunately it was resolved by covering the wood and stamping my logo. thank you!

[@ВолодимирШимко-у8ь]

СУПЕР СТОЛ

[@jimmytwizzle7836]

More for show than functionality.

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks!

[@TheFuraczek]

who is this for? - surely not for a woodworker, maybe art gallery?👎

[@Kynosys_]

You are right! As I conceived and made this work, I gradually thought about whether I should donate it to the museum. The more I think about it, the more I tend to become distant from practicality. I'm a person who enjoys a priori experiment. But I still enjoy the experiment. Thank you.

[@mauserkk98]

What a lot of advents ,spoiled the video.

[@Kynosys_]

I think KZbin trends are turning into shorts too much, but I edited this video with long-form, which was popular before. Maybe it's because of my age, but I'm wondering if it's better to prefer short videos. Instead of taking in too much information, I hope there will be more videos that you can relax and enjoy. And I want to show you everything I can so that your time is not wasted. Thank you!

[@alexej548]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks. Happy new year!

[@clemenshelbling]

🤦

[@Kynosys_]

Don't worry too much. It's kind of a new attempt. thank you!

[@johntaphouse5235]

beautiful... until you use it, that will be the ugliest thing in Christendom in short time

[@Kynosys_]

I'm very aware of the concerns about scratches. Of course, they're going to come out. The many scratches on your worktable are the beautiful results of your skill set. As the scratches on my acrylic router table get bigger and bigger, I'm ready to enjoy them to the fullest. And if you've watched my video carefully, you've seen me sand the acrylic surface with 600# sandpaper. Then the transparency decreases, but the light is evenly distributed throughout, so it's rather more beautiful. My acrylic top plate can be easily disassembled by loosening the bolts. If the scratches get too bad while using it, I'm thinking of making it like that. I didn't want to sand the transparent one in the first place because I didn't like that. I'm a person who enjoys a priori experiments. I hope you enjoy my works from that perspective. I'm saying that I'm pursuing a slightly different perspective from practicality. Thank you.

[@Sumosan4]

Please stop the insane mind numbing music. Had to mute it after 2 minutes in.

[@Kynosys_]

The BGM seems to have grown a lot again. Even though I always try, I can't find the default value. I will try harder.

You overshot the mark with this work, because you made a useless router table with an acrylic sheet that is just for show. There are too many electrical design solutions, all of which are sources of error. You like to go to extremes. The acrylic worktop is completely useless in the long run.

[@Kynosys_]

Thanks! Happy new year!

@@Kynosys_ I wish you a happy new year too.