Turn Amazing Table Legs with this Shop-Built Router Lathe!

[@Azvikingdesigns]

I've been wanting to buy one of these for years and have come to the conclusion I have to build one so a build video would be amazing

[@chitwazingambi9003]

Though it takes alot of time to complete a work piece but you're truly a genius ❤

[@JMAJOR-ki7ur]

Great video on wooden jig.

[@tellkittle4681]

I love the idea and brought the plans would love a video of how to build it!!!❤️

[@jimbol8695]

Wow! That took a lot of thought engineering that machine. Very impressive indeed.

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

Indeed! It gives just a glimpse into the crazy minds of our project designers...

[@Azvikingdesigns]

Could you guys please do a build video I'm going to buy the plans i just would like a video on how its built

[@snappertrx]

Sweet jeebus, I need to build one of these! Amazing!

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

It's a pretty handy jig if you want to make decorative table legs.

[@batchrocketproject4720]

wow

[@jimbumbalough3232]

I just bought the plans! what keeps the carriage assembly from lifting off the carriage rail and guide support?

[@scotttovey]

I think you should revisit this and build a CNC version.

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

I think that is a good idea... the gears would be really easy to cut out on the CNC.

[@scotttovey]

@@WoodsmithShowandmagazine You could actually cut all the parts out with the CNC. But the real point is that you could increase the number of designs with a CNC version.

[@rahulmukherjee9196]

We need a video of how to build this, have plans but its a bit over the head!

[@carlospal5991]

Más detalles por favor para construirlo

[@Dingsrud]

What is the pupose of the dirsturbing noise in the back?

[@rahulmukherjee9196]

Can someone explain how to get exactly even distance spirals like on the 4th leg in the video. I want to make a barley twist with barley twist bits, 2 grooves 2 ropes. 1 inch each on a 4x4. But I can't figure it out.

[@44gmd]

Hi, I bought the plans and gathering the components to build this Jig, but I'm only getting 1 inch by 8 tpi rod, can I use this instead ?? I don't live in the USA.

[@elephantfeet280]

the flange ball bearing that you have in the plans does it have to be flush with sides of the machine like the carriage threaded rail and the the drive pin shaft? because I am finding hard to locate these flanges the only one I can come across is the machine type flanges on wish and the other is a round flange ball bearing but it hard to get the other sizes I need to complete this machine.

[@heartsparkdollar]

Could this be used to make screw for wood vise?

[@delmorereevessr2443]

Yes where you get the plans to build at

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

The plans are available here: www.woodsmithplans.com/plan/router-jig-milling-machine/

[@markschneider1366]

Very cool. ! I will have to build one . Do you have the plans and how much ? 😎

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

We sure do... the plans can be purchased here: www.woodsmithplans.com/plan/router-jig-milling-machine/

[@markschneider1366]

By the way love the TV show . Tell Don and the rest of the staff as well as everyone associated with the production of the show they do a 1st class job !!!

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

Thanks - I'll let them know.

[@soymunoz]

I just finished mine today. Could you tell me the bit sizes. They are not in the plans

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

It looks like the bit the bits on page 10 are a 1" dia. core box bit or fluting bit like this: amzn.to/2yYTqov and a vertical raised panel bit like this one: amzn.to/2KK8jhg On page 11, it looks like a they are using a bowl bit, similar to this one: amzn.to/35f8cUk On page 12, the fluting is done with a 1/2" Core Box Bit: amzn.to/3aHnFh6 and the spiral can be cut with a bit like this: amzn.to/3bSHROo since you are just using the tip.

[@elephantfeet280]

for the router can a plunge router work in this build?

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

Yeah, I don't see why not.

[@elephantfeet280]

@@WoodsmithShowandmagazine thank you for assisting me in this question.

[@elephantfeet280]

the router bits for doing other patterns for the different leg patterns can you make a list of the different open ended bits I would need please. I have a 1/2 inch router which can also take 1/4 inch bits.

[@elephantfeet280]

In the plan construction list. The carriage rail what is 49?

[@elephantfeet280]

The index wheel instead of stickers can I use a woodburning number fonts for the index wheel.

[@38KSW]

Where's the plans for this lathe?

[@apgkpsdgksd]

modulo of the gears?

[@kevinshetrompf2036]

What is the maximum diameter and length of work that can be completed if built to the plans?

[@mavenfeliciano1710]

Built to plans, I believe 40” for length if you don’t cut off the ends with the holes where the pins hold the piece, and just under 11” square stock (11” minus an 1/8 or more for unobstructed clearance) for non tapered. If it’s being tapered, I suppose you could have a piece that is just under 11” on one end and larger on the other end. The tail end would be raised so it can be larger.

[@mavenfeliciano1710]

Sorry, my math was wrong. The hypotenuse would be 11”, which doing the Pythagoras theorem (a^2 + b^2 = c^2) calculations we get a square stock of about 7 3/4.

[@ryanbishop3343]

This is cool as hell but would take centuries to make those 4 legs at the start

[@scottlouis7785]

I remember that from the magazine , hate to admit but gave the set of magazines away

[@rahulm7159]

Bought the plans but the information provided is really basic need either more info or more videos

[@ccccen]

I suck when it comes to making a video of the stuff I make :(

[@mariorodas6351]

I pay for plana but i did not resive

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

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[@mariorodas6351]

Woodsmith how to contacr cusrumer service i did not resive it

[@WoodsmithShowandmagazine]

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[@mariorodas6351]

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