@@GoodRoads nope, only safety gloves and be very careful with my hands!! porco fingerboards is my brand, in case you want to take a look :) very nice work dude, keep it up!!
Awesome work! Those jigs you printed are amazing. Yes I do believe you will need a collet specific to that router model, and some routers can’t have both 1/4”, and 1/2”, some can
Great video, I can't remember the last time I got so many good ideas from one single RUclips video! As someone with an obsession for dust collection I really appreciate the thought that went into your 3d printed jigs! Have you seen the swivelling dust collection cup on a festool router? I bet you could incorporate something like that into the dome. The fight or flight look on your face when you fired up the big router was gold! I've definitely been there before haha. You're absolutely right though, a healthy fear for your equipment will serve you better than anything else!
Both hahaha! The router bit is big so it has a lot of momentum which is kinda scary, but that router is old and janky and I'm never quite sure it's going to work right. I've got to get the whole setup working better
I realized i commented from my personal site but just got to say your stuff is genius so keep it coming and make that dome roundover hand router idea as i just purchased the Roarockit version! Would definitely be up for one as well. Thanks again for doing what you do as it is inspirational as well as awesome to watch and learn.
That was awesome and i just ordered Roarockits version of the rounder tool you made! Nice! With the deck templates, I have been using a similar idea for templates on our HandPlanes but seeing how you did that inspired me for multiples of our surf skate deck shapes! I have your hole template tool and that works awesome. You should make and sell that little round-over tool for the hand router! Brilliant idea! Keep up the great work!
Those jigs are amazing. I would be interested in print files for both of those and be glad to contribute. The dome shape is genius as you can maneuver the board in many different planes instead of one horizontal plane. If I may suggest an editable file for the orange dome so that we can adapt different diameter routers to that. You are a pathblazer! Cool stuff and very enjoyable to watch!
Thanks for the kind words dude! I didn't invent the dome shape for the router guide, I just adapted it to a 3d print. The files will definitely be available at some point soon, I just want to make some small updates with what I learned from this prototype. I agree on the working files too, I'm sure all the trim routers out there have different diameters.
This is awesome man! I'm in the process of gathering tools and equipment to start pressing and shaping my own decks. Love seeing what others, like yourself are coming with! 👌
Great video! I would suggest getting a couple of push blocks for your table setup for added safety. They make some really grippy ones now days. Really liked your dome router setup. Every time I watch your videos I kick myself for not having invested in a 3d printer.
Apart from the great routertable. The 3D parts are impressive. Can you tell us more about how you got to the exact design of edge rounder router jig. Files for 3D printer for personal use are welcome. Thanks for all the fantastic video's you make!
That style of domed jig is actually really common in small skateboard shops. Most of the time people make them out of wood. I just made one that was 3d printable and incorporated a clamp to hold the pin router in place.
It's designed around the Bosch Colt router so anything of a similar size should work. I've had a couple people who had to use shims because their particular model was a little too small, but even with the shims people seem really happy with it. I'm also going to be including some shim stock with them from now on just in case.
Oh word well honestly I’m going to buy one just because I like the channel and want to support! Also gonna get a hole jig! Also I’m starting up my own diy channel but more for ramps and fingerboarding parks right now. I’d love to potentially work with you sometime. You seem like such a generous awesome guy!
Also would be cool if you sold a concrete router template with pins and handles for securing the deck and the handles for easily guiding it along the router table. Just an idea because it’s pretty tough to get the holes to line up and the handles would be a lot safer and make it much easier to hold
Chris how thick dimension wise, were those two plastic pieces you put in-between the board template and the production board? We don't have a 3D Printer so will be using some other material to create those pieces. Will use some sticky push blocks to guide the template and board into that monster bit. Thanks again and awesome vids and tips as usual.
They're just the depth of the board. Those plastic pieces are literally just sections of the mold, so its the height of the kicktails + the depth of the concave. You can 100% use a flat plywood template though and many, many shops do that and make amazing boards.
Hi Chris! Really love your videos, i'll be making ths very set up for me. I'll buy the templates from your shop for printing them myself, how big has the 3D printer bed to be for this parts? specially the stormtrooper one
The footprint for the router mount is about 110mm x 90mm and the dust hood is about 220mm x 180mm but you could probably put it on the bed diagonally and fit it on a smaller machine
This was awesome, your videos are always great! As far as I know, you need to get the specific collet for your router. Usually they're not very hard to find (at least online). What's the diameter on that scary bit, just out of curiosity? I'd be interested in those files too if you want to put them up for sale btw. Oh and, I might be interested in making mountainboard decks at some point in the future. What do you think a couple of layers of fiber glass would do to a routing bit?
The bit is 3/4" wide and 2.5" tall, it's a freaking beast. Glass will probably make the edges of your bit dull faster but it should still work just fine. I used a router a bunch to shape my snowboard after it was built, as long as the blade is sharp it should work the same as it does for wood.
Chris, I saw you have that Bishop Dome 3D plans but any chance you would print one to sell? We don't have a 3D Printer so would rather give money to your pocket than someone else so you can keep doing what you do! Let us know! Thanks
I'm working on it! I had both of my printers go down last week so I'm rebuilding them and getting my print settings dialed. I'm hoping to have them in the shop soon!
Hi Chris! Did you finally get another router for this? I´m having troubles finding the right one for tha angry evil tool (which i have). How much power does the router you use have?
Some people have used the dust intake together with the edge trimmer, which wasn't even something I thought of but I'd like to give it a try at some point. I'd love to get dust collection integrated right into the router mount but that's going to have to be for future versions.
Oh dang. I think that same brand makes smaller bits as well. I sprung for the 3 inch one because I'm going to be doing mountainboard decks which are pretty tall, but I think for standard skate decks you could get away with 2-2.5 inches
Got me inspired. This hobby actually seems doable easy! Thank you!!! XD
I instinctively flinched when you showed that router bit.
I had a real WTF moment when I took it out of the package. It's huge
Great set up. Edges look so much better than when rounded with a sander.
It's so much easier too. I'll still hit it with a sander after this, but it's just to clean things up
''Let's build a router table in the dark'', best line ever.. don't know why.
Nice work!! I use the little router bit to make fingerboards and the first time I was pretty scared, but now it's like riding a bike 🤘🏼😂♥️
Do you use like a push stick or something? It seems like you'd have to get so close to the bit with fingerboards
@@GoodRoads nope, only safety gloves and be very careful with my hands!! porco fingerboards is my brand, in case you want to take a look :) very nice work dude, keep it up!!
Nice table
That's bad ass. You should price out that work station and release the stl's so people can duplicate it
Definitely going to happen!
Awesome work! Those jigs you printed are amazing. Yes I do believe you will need a collet specific to that router model, and some routers can’t have both 1/4”, and 1/2”, some can
Thanks for the tip, I hope I've got the right model
Great video, I can't remember the last time I got so many good ideas from one single RUclips video!
As someone with an obsession for dust collection I really appreciate the thought that went into your 3d printed jigs! Have you seen the swivelling dust collection cup on a festool router? I bet you could incorporate something like that into the dome.
The fight or flight look on your face when you fired up the big router was gold! I've definitely been there before haha. You're absolutely right though, a healthy fear for your equipment will serve you better than anything else!
That dust collection idea is interesting, that was something I wanted to incorporate into that domed jig that I haven't figure out yet.
interested in all those gig and dust collector :). Great job. Your routing bit didnt feel that scary :P
Oh trust me, in person it is very scary
@@GoodRoads dont worry it was more a joke. not sure if it was the bit or the router the scary part.
Both hahaha! The router bit is big so it has a lot of momentum which is kinda scary, but that router is old and janky and I'm never quite sure it's going to work right. I've got to get the whole setup working better
awesome build cant wait to see the graphics on the board
So cool!
I realized i commented from my personal site but just got to say your stuff is genius so keep it coming and make that dome roundover hand router idea as i just purchased the Roarockit version! Would definitely be up for one as well. Thanks again for doing what you do as it is inspirational as well as awesome to watch and learn.
Thanks dude! I'm working on getting the router domes ready for sale right now!
That was awesome and i just ordered Roarockits version of the rounder tool you made! Nice! With the deck templates, I have been using a similar idea for templates on our HandPlanes but seeing how you did that inspired me for multiples of our surf skate deck shapes! I have your hole template tool and that works awesome. You should make and sell that little round-over tool for the hand router! Brilliant idea! Keep up the great work!
Those jigs are amazing. I would be interested in print files for both of those and be glad to contribute. The dome shape is genius as you can maneuver the board in many different planes instead of one horizontal plane. If I may suggest an editable file for the orange dome so that we can adapt different diameter routers to that. You are a pathblazer! Cool stuff and very enjoyable to watch!
Thanks for the kind words dude! I didn't invent the dome shape for the router guide, I just adapted it to a 3d print. The files will definitely be available at some point soon, I just want to make some small updates with what I learned from this prototype. I agree on the working files too, I'm sure all the trim routers out there have different diameters.
Great work with the domed router jig!
This is awesome man! I'm in the process of gathering tools and equipment to start pressing and shaping my own decks. Love seeing what others, like yourself are coming with! 👌
Awesome! Everyone has a slightly different method, good luck with your builds!
Great video! I would suggest getting a couple of push blocks for your table setup for added safety. They make some really grippy ones now days. Really liked your dome router setup. Every time I watch your videos I kick myself for not having invested in a 3d printer.
They really are great tools once you have a good application for them. Thanks for the tips on the pushblocks too, that's a good idea!
Loved the video man, I’m rly impressed w the design of the dust extractor🤘🏼💯
Apart from the great routertable. The 3D parts are impressive. Can you tell us more about how you got to the exact design of edge rounder router jig. Files for 3D printer for personal use are welcome. Thanks for all the fantastic video's you make!
That style of domed jig is actually really common in small skateboard shops. Most of the time people make them out of wood. I just made one that was 3d printable and incorporated a clamp to hold the pin router in place.
Very interested in purchasing one of your stormtrooper round over jig things!
Wound up calling it The Bishop! Thanks dude, I've got them for sale over at www.goodroadscollective.com/shop/p/bishop-edge-rounding-jig
Will this mount onto any 1/4 handheld router?
It's designed around the Bosch Colt router so anything of a similar size should work. I've had a couple people who had to use shims because their particular model was a little too small, but even with the shims people seem really happy with it. I'm also going to be including some shim stock with them from now on just in case.
Oh word well honestly I’m going to buy one just because I like the channel and want to support! Also gonna get a hole jig! Also I’m starting up my own diy channel but more for ramps and fingerboarding parks right now. I’d love to potentially work with you sometime. You seem like such a generous awesome guy!
Also would be cool if you sold a concrete router template with pins and handles for securing the deck and the handles for easily guiding it along the router table. Just an idea because it’s pretty tough to get the holes to line up and the handles would be a lot safer and make it much easier to hold
Love 💕
Chris how thick dimension wise, were those two plastic pieces you put in-between the board template and the production board? We don't have a 3D Printer so will be using some other material to create those pieces. Will use some sticky push blocks to guide the template and board into that monster bit. Thanks again and awesome vids and tips as usual.
They're just the depth of the board. Those plastic pieces are literally just sections of the mold, so its the height of the kicktails + the depth of the concave. You can 100% use a flat plywood template though and many, many shops do that and make amazing boards.
Awesome thanks brother and that answer made sense. Appreciate the quick response! off to create some templates!
Hi Chris! Really love your videos, i'll be making ths very set up for me. I'll buy the templates from your shop for printing them myself, how big has the 3D printer bed to be for this parts? specially the stormtrooper one
The footprint for the router mount is about 110mm x 90mm and the dust hood is about 220mm x 180mm but you could probably put it on the bed diagonally and fit it on a smaller machine
@@GoodRoads Thank you!
What about The Orange Ripper?🤔
This was awesome, your videos are always great!
As far as I know, you need to get the specific collet for your router. Usually they're not very hard to find (at least online). What's the diameter on that scary bit, just out of curiosity?
I'd be interested in those files too if you want to put them up for sale btw.
Oh and, I might be interested in making mountainboard decks at some point in the future. What do you think a couple of layers of fiber glass would do to a routing bit?
The bit is 3/4" wide and 2.5" tall, it's a freaking beast. Glass will probably make the edges of your bit dull faster but it should still work just fine. I used a router a bunch to shape my snowboard after it was built, as long as the blade is sharp it should work the same as it does for wood.
Soooo, how long did you spend tightening and re-checking the router chuck?
You mean out of fear? Like, a lot. Do I still think I might not have it right? Well...
Better count your fingers to make sure they're all there, just in case.
Chris, I saw you have that Bishop Dome 3D plans but any chance you would print one to sell? We don't have a 3D Printer so would rather give money to your pocket than someone else so you can keep doing what you do! Let us know! Thanks
I'm working on it! I had both of my printers go down last week so I'm rebuilding them and getting my print settings dialed. I'm hoping to have them in the shop soon!
@@GoodRoads Thanks man and I had my Band Saw go out this week so I know the feeling! Getting another is not that easy currently.
@@FishPlanx1 Woof. That's a tough tool to lose. Good luck getting up and running again!
Hi Chris! Did you finally get another router for this? I´m having troubles finding the right one for tha angry evil tool (which i have). How much power does the router you use have?
How can I purchase those pieces that you made for that board
Would it be possible to have a vacuum duct on the edge trimmer or wouldn’t it work with movement of board
Some people have used the dust intake together with the edge trimmer, which wasn't even something I thought of but I'd like to give it a try at some point. I'd love to get dust collection integrated right into the router mount but that's going to have to be for future versions.
Do you have a brand and model for that router bit? I just got a router table and am eager to make a go this.
Sure! This is a Yonico bit that was actually recommended to me from a viewer, I got mine on amazon: www.amazon.com/dp/B00KZM1ES0?psc=1
@@GoodRoads currently unavailable. lol. Thank you much. I'll be on the hunt and making due with jigsaws, tiny bits, and sandpaper
Oh dang. I think that same brand makes smaller bits as well. I sprung for the 3 inch one because I'm going to be doing mountainboard decks which are pretty tall, but I think for standard skate decks you could get away with 2-2.5 inches
Do you sell edge rail rounder. How much $ ?
I do! $60 over on the website: www.goodroadscollective.com/shop/p/bishop-edge-rounding-jig