4:34 I have done this! It’s terrifying! I figured out that it’s usually somewhere around the end grain transitioning to edge grain and you can change direction/take smaller lighter passes and get through it. But when you know that’s the transition point where the bits grab it helps you be ready. Also a spiral flush trim bit vs. a straight trim bit is a must. Great video!
When flushing thick projects, use a bit with the bearing at the top, ( bottom on router table) trim to half way up and flip to use already trimmed as template...Safer, I also learnt this lesson the hard way :)
Your absolutely right about stealing idea, when I was at design school they pretty much teach you this. Design boards are just that, a collection of idea from influences. Starting with existing designs and then influencing those existing designs with other inspirations like nature or art to change the design to something new (maybe even better than the original) another factor to this, is RUclips. If you put an idea on here then it is up for grabs. You are essentially giving your idea over to the world.
I can honestly say I have stolen video and editing techniques from you Pierre! Thank you for being a huge source of inspiration to me and I love the concept behind this project and video very well done.
Love the video Pierre! We all steal ideas from others, I’ve definitely done it haha and you’re right there’s a fine line, be inspired by many and not just rip an entire idea from one, make several ideas become your own. Have you tried using a guide pin on your router table mate, that’ll really help with kick back, you can steal that idea if you like 😜
thanks Sam! I haven't tried the guide pin but I am sure going to know. I think I even got one with the insert plate I bought and never really knew what to use it for 😂
Great video! Jeg tror de fleste henter inspirasjon i fra andre på en eller annen måte. Har hatt en del kickback med fresen ja 😄 Man blir helt i spenn og nesten svett noen ganger i vente på at det skal smelle til.
Well the block of wood with a hole for a test tube has been around since the seventies. Way back then I was a florist (yes I’m much older than you) I would add a sweet stem of daisy mums and a piece of fern for greenery. I believe they came from a woodworker in California. They were a lot more expensive than a plain bud vase. Bud the real gift was that beautiful vase. American filmmaker Jim Jarmusch: “Nothing is original. Steal from anywhere that resonates with inspiration or fuels your imagination. As an artist myself, I’m not going to work in a media that doesn’t bring me happiness when I work with it, but I certainly can learn from others. Sometimes mine are much better, and sometimes I look for a way to make it better.
Btw I feel like you vase would have a tendency to tip over. Don't know how stable it is but could be improved by some interesting contrasting wood in the base of the vase.
I don't call it stealing unless it's an identical copy without permission. If you are inspired by someone else, I think it is just good etiquette to acknowledge it.
Plagiarize, Let no one else's work evade your eyes, Remember why the good Lord made your eyes, So don't shade your eyes, But plagiarize, plagiarize, plagiarize... Only be sure always to call it please, "research". -- Tom Lehrer (Lobachevsky)
Great video Pierre please feel free to steal my ideas anytime I love your vase so much better than mine well done man
Dito! And thanks :) It would be nice If I stole the idea from you and you stole it back ;)
@@TheSwedishMaker I might just do that 😀
4:34 I have done this! It’s terrifying! I figured out that it’s usually somewhere around the end grain transitioning to edge grain and you can change direction/take smaller lighter passes and get through it. But when you know that’s the transition point where the bits grab it helps you be ready. Also a spiral flush trim bit vs. a straight trim bit is a must. Great video!
I have one of those long flush-trim bits and I haven't used it yet, this video hasn't exactly "inspired " me !! 😮
😎👍☘️🍺
When flushing thick projects, use a bit with the bearing at the top, ( bottom on router table) trim to half way up and flip to use already trimmed as template...Safer, I also learnt this lesson the hard way :)
A ping pong paddle should be on your ‘mood board.’ 😂 Thanks for your thoughtful video.
Grain direction when you are using a router matters! 😉
Your absolutely right about stealing idea, when I was at design school they pretty much teach you this. Design boards are just that, a collection of idea from influences. Starting with existing designs and then influencing those existing designs with other inspirations like nature or art to change the design to something new (maybe even better than the original) another factor to this, is RUclips. If you put an idea on here then it is up for grabs. You are essentially giving your idea over to the world.
I can honestly say I have stolen video and editing techniques from you Pierre! Thank you for being a huge source of inspiration to me and I love the concept behind this project and video very well done.
Thank you Chad! I really appreciate it. Stealing is da sh** :)
Love the video Pierre! We all steal ideas from others, I’ve definitely done it haha and you’re right there’s a fine line, be inspired by many and not just rip an entire idea from one, make several ideas become your own. Have you tried using a guide pin on your router table mate, that’ll really help with kick back, you can steal that idea if you like 😜
Oh and the vase looks beautiful 🤙🏻😍
thanks Sam! I haven't tried the guide pin but I am sure going to know. I think I even got one with the insert plate I bought and never really knew what to use it for 😂
@@TheSwedishMaker Haha brilliant, well at least now you know what it’s for 😝😂 It helps a bunch mate 👊🏻
Just found you via the podcast which I've also just discovered,
Your videos are really well put together, keep up the good work 👍
Thank you! I truly appreciate the support
Nice project, thx for sharing!
Do you have any idea what went wrong while routing the edge?
Cool video. Is there meant to be a pin for the router table when not using the fence?
Im really asking me what you did wrong with the Router, is there a safe way to flush trimm such pieces?
Great video! Jeg tror de fleste henter inspirasjon i fra andre på en eller annen måte. Har hatt en del kickback med fresen ja 😄 Man blir helt i spenn og nesten svett noen ganger i vente på at det skal smelle til.
Tack! Ja fräsen är det absolut läskigaste verktyget :)
What a great video idea
I now want to stick a small LED inside my routers. Wow
Well the block of wood with a hole for a test tube has been around since the seventies. Way back then I was a florist (yes I’m much older than you) I would add a sweet stem of daisy mums and a piece of fern for greenery. I believe they came from a woodworker in California. They were a lot more expensive than a plain bud vase. Bud the real gift was that beautiful vase. American filmmaker Jim Jarmusch: “Nothing is original. Steal from anywhere that resonates with inspiration or fuels your imagination. As an artist myself, I’m not going to work in a media that doesn’t bring me happiness when I work with it, but I certainly can learn from others. Sometimes mine are much better, and sometimes I look for a way to make it better.
I love it. I want to steal that idea
Thanks Matt! 😃
interesting with the router light. I was wondering, why the heck doesn't every single router have this. The most needed feature. Now i know 😏
I didn't know that before either and it annoyed me others didn't use it :)
Btw I feel like you vase would have a tendency to tip over. Don't know how stable it is but could be improved by some interesting contrasting wood in the base of the vase.
Its quite stable. There's quite a big flat surface at the bottom. But adding a base would also work I think.
I don't call it stealing unless it's an identical copy without permission. If you are inspired by someone else, I think it is just good etiquette to acknowledge it.
When it cut to you with the trimmed beard I was legitimately confused for a second about who this new guy was. 🙃
haha I know. There was a lot of self hate after shaving 😂
Plagiarize,
Let no one else's work evade your eyes,
Remember why the good Lord made your eyes,
So don't shade your eyes,
But plagiarize, plagiarize, plagiarize...
Only be sure always to call it please, "research".
-- Tom Lehrer (Lobachevsky)
3 mil playwood? Do you mean three-thousandth of an inch? Because that is 3 mil. 3 mm is in metric...
Well, it's not unheard of to abbreviate millimeters to mill in metric countrys, and Sweden is a metric country.
@@warpman74 yep... as an irish machinist, I say mils meaning millimetres... as does everyone else I know in the trade... 🙄😏