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The Dewalt cordless router with the plunge attachment is amazing. The corded 2 hp router is the best also.

Let the opening and closing ads run. He cleared this issue for a lot of us, and without making it a 22 min video, with 13 midroll ads that none of us let run. I haven't used a router in decades, what helped me was that much of the routing process is best done in multiple passes, not ALL AT ONCE, at ramming speeds.

Most helpful video I found today 😊

Well done sir, thank you.

Your a bloody star hombre, easy to follow, just what a numbnut like me needs, subscribed😅

I usually wear a condom too.

enever used a router before. you managed to show me exactly what i needed when the manual and official video coundn't. saved me hours of hair pulling cheers!!!

Where did you get the round base for the plunge router?

I love the Man Glitter reference 🤣🤣😂😂😎😎

🤦 i used screws 🤷

Thanks. Very helpful.

You didn’t just drill all those holes into your tile…

Not sure it was all that informative. When you say you're gonna show how to use a tool. It's best to explain it while actually doing a project.

Thank you. I’m just about to do this myself, but needed some guidance for drilling into tile. It would be nice if there was a standard size for mounting these things.

Thanks for the information on connecting to Wi-Fi. I just noticed that you manage your CNC to the wall, I have also recently mounted mine to the wall, but I’m struggling with the best way to do dust collection. Connected your desk collection, so it can move freely, but still be supported

My power supply crapped out so! So Onefinity sent new whole unit under warranty! Awsome service by email! But I did have to do all checks myself with a avionics tech with me. I would have liked to just send in back for a replacement. I did end up buying a spare power supply just in case it happens again. No worries now all fixed. 🤗🤗🤗

I had the same problem with the E-stop on my lathe. I installed a new switch and within a few months, it stopped working also. I figured out that dust was getting in between the contacts of the switch so no connection was being made. To solve the problem, I installed a new switch again and I put the whole E-stop box into a little clear plastic bag and sealed the bag with piece of string. Twelve years passed, and no problem since.

Very unclear

The bowl bit is no longer linked. Can you link another one?

Sounds like this is a hit piece or just a whinny moron bitching on youtube.

😣 "PromoSM"

Ayeeee, yo! I’m from lawn guy land too! Matzah Pizza seafood area north of the rising sun. I’m a woodworking electrician an eye done some pretty big hows-ya’s out there, Ow you doin?! I just bought a plunge router I’d love to see more with that! Thank you for the butterfly trick!

I would have been pretty upset I would have to do their job. They should have just sent out another box and had that one sent back for them to troubleshoot. I didn't pay all that money to become a onefinity technician...

I think it is great that they told you what to check. Most companies would have told you to send it in for warranty work and you would have been without for a couple of weeks. Kudos to OneFinity.

likely just clean the contacts for the e-stop, full of sawdust ill bet

I just drilled holes into scrap plywood and made my own pegboard out of sturdy material

This may be a dumb question but can you do trim work and edge profiling with this type of router or are compact routers the only type that can do that.

I wonder what this would look like with a river down the middle. Could be an interesting housewarming gift! Great idea!

Having dealt with the same problem with my Woodworker, I was really pleased to see the solution posted in your video. I was able to get mine working by blowing out the dust and hitting the estop switch a couple of times, but I never really knew precisely the cause of the problem. Now I do thanks to you. So if it goes out again, I will know exactly where to look. Thanks!!

Dude! Thank you for fast , to the point guides.

It alway amazes me to how people won't take the time to guard the controller against dust and debris!

Where are the studs??

Can I use the plunge router to make a 1/2 in round over? By using the step down as you have shown.

Great help

No bullshit just straight to the point. These things aren't as common over here in Holland so I just needed the general idea. This helped a lot!!

I kinda think the glue is not necessary...

appreciate ur effort, thx

Yeah. I gotta agree to the music. It doesn’t change in volume when you speak which just sounds like noise.

Thanks!!

Finally 🙌

did they offer any soultions to the dust issue. heck its a woodshop and a cooling fan thats not filtered or protected is really a basic design issue. I'm a potentential customer. I'm retinking my choice here. Thanks very much for the video.

I'm used to larger, corded routers ruclips.net/user/postUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z so this was a different experience for me. Basically, this is an incredibly sweet machine, fits well in the hand, etc. It has slightly less power than I'm used to, but that's understandable. Maneuvering freehand takes some practice. These days, it's especially nice to be able to avoid power cords. This is above the level of a hobbyist but below a pro level.

the music is a bit loud and overpowering my guy

thanks for the info you shared. been pulling my hair out trying to connect to the internet. your idea is awesome. thanks again!

I just farted..

Ive been looking at those books. There’s not much in the way of reviews online as far as details about the actual content. How’s the information and illustrations inside? Are they detailed or, do they leave a lot of room for interpretation like others? Thanks in advance.

Onefinity just banned me from their forums (I am a 1F owner) because I posted complaints on the 1F non-official forum on facebook. Unreal. I can not believe how awful this company is. People think they have excellent customer service because there are no complaints on their forum. But they routinely delete any complaints or criticisms. This is well documented. It's a nicely put together machine. But the controller is absolute trash. They haven't updated their bullshit firmware because clearly they can't figure out how to fix it. Totally not my fault you built your machine around some dinky open source controller. Anyway I'm totally disgusted with them. This summer I will be changing over the controller to something functional.

Thanks to the non-existence of affordable Proudly Made in USA products, most of us are forced to take the risk of buying poorly developed junk from China! Sadly most products are made in the US, and the maker wants to get rich quick selling less for more. This is a poor strategy for failure, opening endless doors to competition abroad. We either go back to producing decent quality products in the US at competitive prices, or China will have more control over the world market and capital.

I get that Onefinity is in Canada and whatever but they do this stuff where they basically just tell you to figure it out. I haven’t had the thing for more than 4 mo THs and already all that happens is the screen just blinks on and off. The machine comes on but I can’t use it because the screen just sits there and blinks in and off, anyone k owe what t do? Please tell me haha

I just want to connect to a home network to host files on a shared drive, still being able to load and run from the touch screen