How did I not learn to do this before? || MAGIC with your ROUTER

[@richardbergmans1031]

This is flatout dangerous, please do not suggest doing such dumb things. A machine that allows you to freehand move a piece a wood into a router without using a fence does not exist.

[@migueldesantiago7258]

One of the most dangerous devices I have seen in a long time.😮

[@whoisathome]

I agree, and I urge the person that has posted this video to remove it before someone gets injured..!!!

[@andrevandenheever6740]

Disagree. Nothing as reliable and comforting as a router spinning away 😊

[@migueldesantiago7258]

@@whoisathome Exactly. I don't even want to imagine what would happen if a beginner chose this as one of his first projects because it looks so easy and then used it to test out his new router.

[@andrevandenheever6740]

Thanks!

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

Thank you for your contribution, may you be greatly blessed. Thank you for watching and leaving your comment 😉👍🙏

[@ericbaumgartner9739]

Far more dangerous than using a router table and fence. No depth stop, no end stops, no ability to properly control the workpiece. Don't even attempt to make this dangerous tool set-up

[@quirkygreece]

What does that achieve that a normal router table wouldn’t? Apart from risking your fingers.

[@patrickbuckley-o1h]

I do that in less time and much safer on my router table. try one.

[@allanwaugh6351]

That first cut with the hole saw is dangerous! Holding the workpiece in one hand only is crazy! It should be firmly clamped down.

[@pau1phi11ips]

Look at the end result. I don't think safety is top priority for this guy.

[@rickmaddock5861]

I have a pantarouter that i made from matthias wandells plans. Love it. I liked this up to seeing him hold the parts. Id like a setup using a cross feed vice for a milling machine. Thus keeping all 10 fingers.

[@kcfmoveisplanejados2661]

Tenho um canal no KZbin de marcenaria... Mas nunca pensei nisso. Parabéns. Graças a Deus, fui campeão estadual e nacional em marcenaria em 1996 no Senai, aqui no Brasil... Já fiz muita coisa diferente...Mas essa ideia amei...

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

Olá. Parabéns pelas conquistas. Obrigado por assistir e deixar seu comentário 😉👍🙏

[@paulobezerra9761]

Vi o seu comentário e resolvi perguntar ao amigo: que máquina é essa que ele acoplou na tupia mostrada no vídeo? Não achei parecida com furadeira.

[@adisutaryo]

Amazing

[@paulobezerra9761]

This is a household accessory that is very practical for those who do not have a professional router. After all, any tool can cause accidents if not handled carefully and without using appropriate personal protective equipment. It is still a useful and economical idea.

[@MCsCreations]

Excelente trabalho, Will! 😃 O Matthias Wendel fez algo parecido, anos atrás, mas que você prende a madeira no lugar e é a tupia que se move... Eu não sei, mas parece mais seguro. 😬 Abraços e se mantenha seguro aí com sua família! 🖖😊

[@09FLTRMM77]

MM77 Approved 👍🏼 👍🏼

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

Thanks for watching my friend 😉👍🙏

[@yourlocalmemedealer2543]

How does this man still have 10 fingers

[@DoLixoaoLuxo-2025]

Top, muito útil!...

[@gaylanbishop1641]

I’m glad I wasn’t there put off by the negative comment at the top of the thread…this is a handy device 👍

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

Thanks for watching and leaving your comment 😉👍🙏

[@НаталикаМарзаганова-ъ3я]

Thank you.

[@RiccoDelestaque]

If we did all these tools, we would spend our life there, but this one seems particularly useful to me.

[@davidebrescianini6227]

Pericoloso! Il pezzo da lavorare è troppo libero e le mani sono troppo vicine alla fresa!

[@peterford4050]

Take a pic of your fingers before using to remind you what its like to have them all

[@thepagan5432]

In my lifetime of engineering this contraption is one of the most potentially dangerous. No fencing, No guarding, could easily progress to No Finger or worse. Think before you post as apart from the dangerous point of view, it is not accurate for any meaningful project.

[@СергейСорокин-л3ж]

Ну ты экстремал,мужик! У тебя в ручонках заготовка ещё не проворачвалась,с отрыванием пальцев? А найдутся дураки,которые повторят твои действия!

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

Thanks for watching and leaving your comment 😉👍🙏

[@Игорь-е4ч5м]

Если попадётся уплотнение в доске и пальцы сломает и по голове даст. Нельзя работать без зажима заготовки!

[@CreatorTips.007]

This is absolutely brilliant! Such a clever trick with the router, I can't believe I didn't know this before. Thanks for sharing this amazing technique! 🔥👏🔧

[@ygorjensouniev-mafabriquea6992]

N'est-ce pas plus pratique avec une défonceuse sous table, plus stable et ayant des butées d’arrêt ? Wouldn't it be more practical to use an under-table router, which is more stable and has stops?

[@conejolucas8747]

Demasiado peligroso amigo, no vale la pena.

[@НаталикаМарзаганова-ъ3я]

You are the best of the best man.Jesus bless all of you guys.Amazing

[@NA-su3jk]

Why is there an angled surface.... and why is the slot not on an angle in the wood? Why am i so confused by this ... 🥴crazy. If the slot is meant to be parallel to the wood piece edges, why the angled platform .. magic indeed.

[@andrevandenheever6740]

Also had to see it to understand it 🤣🤣🤣🤣 where the round bit meets the wood always stays the same distance away from the base.

[@PartyOf8Please]

It is a neat optical illusion, right? Look closer. The goal is to cut a mortise in a block of wood. Because the cutter bit is stationary along the XY axis, and the table is stationary in the same plane, the only piece that moves (I am not counting the spinning rotation of the bit) is the block of wood, albeit in a rather unsafe way*. Because the bit can only touch the wood in one precise spot and the angle of the table never moves, there is only one place that the block of wood can be cut. *Holding the workpiece in this manner is unsafe because you do not have control of the wood

[@СергейЕвстифеев-б8к]

Бедолага, как я не научился делать это раньше. Есть простой фрезерный стол.

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

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[@АндрейКравцов-у9э]

Я так понимаю, что наклонный стол позволяет позиционировать паз на деталях разной толщины? А зачем изобретать велосипед? У вас нет фрезерного стола? Может, лучше потратить столько же времени на изготовление простейшего? Он не только универсальнее, но и безопаснее. и заготовку позволит подавать стабильнее по всем осям. Этот ваш "маршрутизатор" не обеспечивает 90 градусов по линии подачи фрезы

[@АндрейКравцов-у9э]

Если цель этой затеи обеспечить визуальный контроль зоны обработки - усложните приспособление подвижным параллельным упором для заготовки

[@robeccs]

Ive seen this on another channel. Though it was clever but very dangerous. Making it more likely not worth the effort.🤔🇺🇲🍻✌🏽

[@windsanluispotosi]

This is only a device to male YT content.

[@Brabbo-55]

Bloody Dangerous stupidity, obviously has never had a hand injury with high speed power tools - but strangley, the idea is good.

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

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[@СергейЕвстифеев-б8к]

Задолбали изобретать велосипед.

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

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[@nukebert1]

You lost me when you couldn’t bother to tell me what it was.

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

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[@yusufcansever2929]

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

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[@NukeChiefMech]

Not smart and not safe.

[@Aloistruebner]

sorry, but thats bullshit regarding your limbs

[@WillWoodDiywoodworking]

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[@LUC66631]

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