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Thanks so much for this video. Very easy to follow and very informational. Thanks.

You need a "Here's how to build an edge sander." video.

Allen key bit is the tools name that you used for the umbrella bolts.

Hahahahaha us wood workers hate metal shavings 😂

Love it so much! 🥰

Your videos are awesome! I noticed a few small issues. If you want any details, feel free to ask!

Face slap! Can you make me one?

Floating. I liked that you didn't do a simple butt joint, even though I will be using a butt joint. Thanks for showing the mistakes and how to fix them. Looks great!

people throw out old bedrails, Pick them up, grind the hooks and you have free angle iron

Greg sounds super gay.

You need something on the edge of the table to stop the sled dropping off, (because then the router gouges into the work)

What about the brush getting wet and soaking into the wood? Is there a rubber coating that could apply or a drain port? I have this issue all the time in my metal rack and hate it

Can you please DIY the parsons RH table

Great project. I like the idea! May design something similar for an upcoming outfeed/workbench build

Noooo don’t use GPT4 for unit calculations it’ll give you somewhat right answers until the time it royally screws you over 😅

I’d pick the domino over 2 of your picks

I agree with your points plus a few I hadn't thought of. A sander in German is Exzenterschleifer hence ETS - EC means Brushless motor

Nice little router sled, but uptalking is annoying.

I love tinkering. Keep it up. It is always successful because you're learning what works in the real world. I will be checking back with you to see more ideas come to life.

Great Review and I couldn't agree with you more. In the past 3 months I have purchased the Track Saw, Sander (150/5) and the CT36 shop vac. Looked at the CT48 but it was HUGE! To big to put under the extension table of my SawStop table saw.

Excellent discussion. Did you consider the cordless version of the track saw? If so, what is your take? I have the midi on my wish list.

as a matrix...you could also scroll text across it, if you needed to ..

This should be a video about how to pay for views ha ha

I think you should revisit this idea, but using the original head unit and using hard pipe to link the motor to the dust separator. It will take less work and would be more approachable for more people.

Can this be made private with ollama so that the government and NSA can't snoop on your conversations?🤔

Get rid of the flex pipe. No reason if the parts aren't moving relative to each other. It adds a lot of friction.

Should have just bought a dust collector. Harbor freight or a used one.

Use a drum

Great build, I have a similar shopvac, while I won't build exactly what you have, I am keen to build something where I can swap to a larger collection canister now.

That looks nothing like the night sky, if anything - it looks like a black trash bag with some led lights inside stretched across a table. is this really the standard of level youtube makers content is at now. - you got this comment because you lied in the tile and click baited us all.

Could you show more video of the finished product? Watching you build is cool but seeing the finished product for more than a few seconds is really why I’m here

I like this video and also liked the dust collection idea. I have this same router and would like to build it like you have shown. What size each end pieces and the center piece is, please. I know they are like 7" wide and 20" together. Also is that a 3/4" thick plywood you have used? Thanks in advance & keep sharing good work.

I was thinking about optical fibres but that would also be a lot of work cable routing ^^

Is this for my birthday in a few days? You know how often I’m rolling my eyes skyward as a result of being married to your sister! 😂😂

hmm, turn it into a giant pacman game too..

Are you sure you weren’t looking at a pinball machine? 😅

What night sky are you looking at?

Building my first LED project, I had to solder about 30 short strips of LEDs together. After completing the task I was very excited to see it work, but only half of them lit up. Turns out that I had oriented some of the strips incorrectly and soldered output to output instead of output to input. This is a mistake you make only once... Given how much time it can take, throwing more LEDs at the problem and disabling some of them afterwards in software is totally worth it. I wish there was an easier way to connect the LED strips...

I was thinking about building a sled using ball bearing slides but this seems pretty simple and cost wise very competitive. One comment: shouldn't you clean up the glue squeeze out on both faces before doing this? In the video, it's clear that the back side has a lot of glue protruding, meaning that even though your first side will be parallel to the table, if the whole thing was sitting a bit canted, you'll end up milling a lot of material from the reverse side.

You’re a slave to creating paid RUclips content 😅

check the email

Are you paying for your content to be boosted?

I like this idea. I'll have to save this video so that I can refer back to it. Good build. Thanks for your contribution to the community!!

Use aluminium angle, it doesn't have the inside curve issue and the router base will slide directly and better on aluminium anyway. Saves having to clean the scale off the mild steel.

Small shop? 😂😂😂 my workshop is 12 feet by 8, has workbenches on three walls, a mitre saw, thicknesser, bandsaw, scroll saw and bench sander , and a router table. Plus table saw, bench joiner and mobile bench for when the weathers good. Very cosy, very compact and quite dusty. I definitely need a better extraction system!

Just some semi stiff rubber like a bath matt, maybe cut strips for dust containment.

Mattress frames from Goodwill for the angle iron? Or not deep enough?

You really need a drill press. 😊

Thanks for the tip on gong slower when routing . Other RUclips videos show the router just zooming along