It looks like ALLFLAVOR Workshop has stolen almost all of your videos... from the step-by-step instructions, to the style the videos are shot. Some people have no shame. Great work JSK.
@@Markfnyc Não só ele, mas tem muita gente sem criatividade que gosta de se enaltecer com as ideias de outros. Desde de que o mundo é mundo, sempre foi assim. O que importa é o bônus dado por Deus, sempre vai para o criador e nunca para o imitador. Abraço
The quality of this video's production is superlative! The framing, composition, lighting, and editing are extremely well done. You never blocked the view with a hand, arm, or tool as other video often do. The tool's sound was not to loud to distract. Educationally a superlative job. A voice over would be nice doing play by play so viewers could understand the reasoning for each step. Two suggestions: add a registration mark at pivot center so reading the measuring would be easier; add a know or handle to the far end of the jig to provide better control as the router moves. Super job!
Congratulations on your carpentry demonstrations. It gives pleasure to watch him work: Smooth and precise handling of the tools - operational peace of mind - the number of accessories made and with absolute neatness. - Your carpentry work is an art. - Thank you Greetings from Patagonia Argentina
And - good "mis-en-place" assumed - it always looks like you could do it while watching the video. I'll try this one exactly the same way, wonder how long it will take in real life...
I have looked online for a good jig to use for my bosch colt and most of them are too small. I need to make a 48in round circle. Using this method, I should be able to make my own and save myself a lot of time and money! Great video!
Thanks for the video. You seem to have a diversity of palm routers, Do you have a favorite, or any recommendations (Price is important) . Anyone can answer. Many thanks.
Great design! I love how simple this is! There's so much crap out there, and all we need is this!! Bravo, and thank you for sharing your design and process. I'll be making one of these for my router very soon. I have an idea that could improve it...two measuring tapes (one each side of slot - one offset for a 1/4" bit and the other for 1/2" bit...because less math is always better! :) ) , and some score marks on the aluminum bar each side of the pivot pin that reach the edge of the tape. Love it!
I want to get a 2 and a quarter horse power dewalt or bosch router Should I just get one of this you using here????? I'm a bigginer.. please give me a recommendation
You are a clever man. But when it comes to mdf you really should use dust extraction. Like you should for all materials. Be safe! Enjoy your vids. Always a pleasure.
I made mine with a sliding dovetail for the pin carrier. I have added a block, fixed to the pin carrier . Which is drilled out for a threaded bar. This is joined to a wider block, which locks to the base at each side . I added two 8mm slots at ech side of the jig which allows the second block to be locked down to the body of the jig with two locking knobs. The two blocks are then joined together with a metric or imperial threaded bar. The front block has a locking nut and a self lubricating washer, allowing it to turn . The second block is joined to the threaded bar, passing the bar through. This is 85mm long, with a nob added to the end. Locking the wide block down with two knobs to the main body, but leaving the pin carrier free to move. Turning the knob of the threaded bar moves the front block, and pin, in precise adjustments. You can measure the width of cut you need, by measuring the gap between the blocks with calipers. Example: if the gap between the blocks is 50mm and you need another . 7mm (in or out) open or close the gap, with your calipers. Another way is to have two blocks, one fixed to the pin runner, the second running on the main body this way you join the bloccks with two bars, like a router fence. Make the first cut, then take a piece of inlay, for example, place between the blocks so it widens thethe gap between the pin and the cutter. You lock the back fence, place the work piece against it, which will push the pin nearer to the cutter, which draws the cutter closer. Opening the cut. Then your inlay will fit perfectly. Hope this makes sense. Take a look at the router fence one part is locked allowing the front part of the fence to move in or out. But instead of a fence you have a pin screwed to the front whrre the fence was.. in this case the mdf is the bars, the pin is the front part, and the second block is the back portion of the fence, which is locked down. Look at the Micro fence and see how that works. You will catch the drift!
Great solution also for smaller circles. I was looking for something for building speaker baffles. But there is still one question. What about the last bit of cut, when the inner circle has no connection anymore to the rest of the wood? I experienced that the router bit went into the remaining material if you are not careful enough. Better to stop shortly before and do rest manually? Any tips?
I made my own, similar, using 8mm Polycarb for the base, nice and strong, so the 32mm diameter hole for the cutter has the slot feeding straight out of it, so my 'pin' can get within about 5mm of the cutter, but it really only needs to be that small if you want an oddball size of hole that you can't get a spade or Forstner bit for. But as you suggested, I can turn the pin slider around and get a circle of 600mm or so, so there is likely no reason you couldn't make a longer arm to cut your 48" circle. Fading memory reminds me that I made a crude form of this to cut segments (For a model RR spiral) that were 72" diameter, I don't see why you couldn't go out to something like TWELVE FEET, diameter OR radius. Always use the same size cutter, 1/4" or 6mm, so your inside and outside diameters remain consistent, depends if your scale tape is inch or mm scale, use a matching bit, outside diameter is 2x cutter size
Não é possível que só eu não tenha entendido. Até onde eu sempre soube, um círculo se faz com uma das pontas fixa. Aí ele gira ambas as pontas. Como assim?
Bravo ! J' ai beaucoup aimé au passage votre guide de coupe pour scie circulaire, que l' on voit sur la vidéo, je n' ai pas trouvé sur votre site la vidéo pour le fabriquer ? Encore bravo, beau travail !
I watched one fo your videos by chance and couldn´t stop watching all the rest, great work and wonderfull videos, very inspiring to build things! :). One question what you use as adhesive for the metal parts, and adhesive for wood with metal?. They seem to be very strong adhesive, and i can´t find good adhesive for metal with metal and metal with wood.
![[Woodworking DIY] How to make a circle cutting jig for the trim router.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SkSG58tT4rg/mqdefault.jpg)
If you find any unauthorized reproduction of the JSK-koubou video, please report it to me.
Thank you.
JSK-koubouビデオの無断複製を見つけた場合は、報告していただけると助かります。
It looks like ALLFLAVOR Workshop has stolen almost all of your videos... from the step-by-step instructions, to the style the videos are shot. Some people have no shame. Great work JSK.
@@Markfnyc Não só ele, mas tem muita gente sem criatividade que gosta de se enaltecer com as ideias de outros. Desde de que o mundo é mundo, sempre foi assim. O que importa é o bônus dado por Deus, sempre vai para o criador e nunca para o imitador. Abraço
The quality of this video's production is superlative! The framing, composition, lighting, and editing are extremely well done. You never blocked the view with a hand, arm, or tool as other video often do. The tool's sound was not to loud to distract. Educationally a superlative job. A voice over would be nice doing play by play so viewers could understand the reasoning for each step. Two suggestions: add a registration mark at pivot center so reading the measuring would be easier; add a know or handle to the far end of the jig to provide better control as the router moves. Super job!
Congratulations on your carpentry demonstrations.
It gives pleasure to watch him work: Smooth and precise handling of the tools - operational peace of mind - the number of accessories made and with absolute neatness. - Your carpentry work is an art. -
Thank you
Greetings from Patagonia Argentina
I don't know which impresses me more, the end result or the care and cleanliness of the process. It's like watching a jeweler or a painter.
Pando thats the result of no rushing out
And - good "mis-en-place" assumed - it always looks like you could do it while watching the video.
I'll try this one exactly the same way, wonder how long it will take in real life...
You must have the cleanest, most tidy workshop I have ever seen!
I have looked online for a good jig to use for my bosch colt and most of them are too small. I need to make a 48in round circle. Using this method, I should be able to make my own and save myself a lot of time and money! Great video!
Excellent videos and tutorials. But best of all, no yapping and irritating, loud f*****g music. You're a breathe of fresh air. Thank you.
On the WEB we can see many patern like this one, but this one is the most perfect I never seen!
Does Mrs JSK have a washing machine made from MDF Plywood and insert screws? Great work though Mr JSK you’re very talented..
Thanks for the video. You seem to have a diversity of palm routers, Do you have a favorite, or any recommendations (Price is important) . Anyone can answer. Many thanks.
Wow….Amazing precision and craftsmanship! I just stopped half way through this video to make sure I am sub’d. Thank you for this education!
I don't know if this is a DIY or therapy video. 10K likes and ZERO dislikes. Congrats!
Great design! I love how simple this is! There's so much crap out there, and all we need is this!! Bravo, and thank you for sharing your design and process. I'll be making one of these for my router very soon. I have an idea that could improve it...two measuring tapes (one each side of slot - one offset for a 1/4" bit and the other for 1/2" bit...because less math is always better! :) ) , and some score marks on the aluminum bar each side of the pivot pin that reach the edge of the tape. Love it!
Well done, just why isn't it written which material is used? What are the dimensions of all the materials needed?
Make it out of what you want. The size doesn't matter. It's basically an arm with a router on the end.
いつも興味深く拝見しています、
他のサークルカット治具の作り方も見ていますが大体テーパーをつけていますが、
長方形のままでは不具合があるのでしょうか？
I want to get a 2 and a quarter horse power dewalt or bosch router
Should I just get one of this you using here????? I'm a bigginer.. please give me a recommendation
Jesteś perfekcyjny. Wielki ukłon od starego stolarz z Polski 👍👏👌😁
You are a clever man. But when it comes to mdf you really should use dust extraction. Like you should for all materials. Be safe! Enjoy your vids. Always a pleasure.
I will be making one! great video1
I made mine with a sliding dovetail for the pin carrier. I have added a block, fixed to the pin carrier . Which is drilled out for a threaded bar. This is joined to a wider block, which locks to the base at each side . I added two 8mm slots at ech side of the jig which allows the second block to be locked down to the body of the jig with two locking knobs. The two blocks are then joined together with a metric or imperial threaded bar. The front block has a locking nut and a self lubricating washer, allowing it to turn . The second block is joined to the threaded bar, passing the bar through. This is 85mm long, with a nob added to the end. Locking the wide block down with two knobs to the main body, but leaving the pin carrier free to move. Turning the knob of the threaded bar moves the front block, and pin, in precise adjustments. You can measure the width of cut you need, by measuring the gap between the blocks with calipers. Example: if the gap between the blocks is 50mm and you need another . 7mm (in or out) open or close the gap, with your calipers. Another way is to have two blocks, one fixed to the pin runner, the second running on the main body this way you join the bloccks with two bars, like a router fence. Make the first cut, then take a piece of inlay, for example, place between the blocks so it widens thethe gap between the pin and the cutter. You lock the back fence, place the work piece against it, which will push the pin nearer to the cutter, which draws the cutter closer. Opening the cut. Then your inlay will fit perfectly. Hope this makes sense. Take a look at the router fence one part is locked allowing the front part of the fence to move in or out. But instead of a fence you have a pin screwed to the front whrre the fence was.. in this case the mdf is the bars, the pin is the front part, and the second block is the back portion of the fence, which is locked down. Look at the Micro fence and see how that works. You will catch the drift!
I love the videos without words 😍
Excellent instructional video. Thanks. 😊
Love the circular saw cutting jig and sacrificial table top.
Well done. What thickness do you use for the base?
Für mich einer der besten, perfekter Handwerker Japaner können das eben am besten.
Excellent work!
I would be really thankful if you could tell us where you got this drill stand.
Did you do it yourself?
the answer is yes. look at it: jisaku-koubou.com/archives/3582
That doesn't appear to be a plunge router. How do you make the initial insertion of the bit without marring the circle?
何ミリの先を使用して円を描いているのですか、お尋ねします。
i love this channel, great ideas great execution.
最近冶具ばかり作っています・・・
それにしてもBoschのトリマー使いにくいね～
使えば使うほど、勝手が悪いなーと感じる道具。別のトリマーに買い替えるかも・・・
私も使い難くてマキタに替えました（苦笑
直ちに使い難く感じたのは高さ調整のボルトと相手側の堀が噛み合わず
微調整出来ない事から断念しました。
@@hirokono1826
ホントそう！
このトリマーはハズレでした。
私はRYOBIにしようかと思いましたが、海外のクラフターが愛用しているDeWaltにしました。
お金を節約してください
Lovely work. I do like a person who takes his time to make something useful.
フォルムが美しい治具ですね
Very cool, thanks for sharing 👍
Good quality from Japanese at every aspect
Good your project brother
Hi. Love from India. Question is: at time-stamp of 11:40 how did circle fit perfectly I mean, router bit should have left gap equal to its diameter?
Take note at 10:58 - he allowed for the dia. of the router bit.
@@poeticjustice905 Yeah, It was my ignorance. Thank you for the reply.
Great skills and well made projects - a joy to watch and learn from
A perfect circle cutting jig!
Love it!
Your videos are a pleasure to watch, 5 stars.
Muchas muchas gracias por enseñarnos a aprender Francisco Gámez de Aguascalientes México
Hello. Please tell me where to buy a scale like roulette? Thanks.
Great solution also for smaller circles. I was looking for something for building speaker baffles. But there is still one question. What about the last bit of cut, when the inner circle has no connection anymore to the rest of the wood? I experienced that the router bit went into the remaining material if you are not careful enough. Better to stop shortly before and do rest manually? Any tips?
Use double sided tape to hold the wood in place
I love your channel. Always great ideas and well executed
Good job sir.
What board did you use, and how thick is it, please? I guess that's a 9mm thick MDF board, but have to make sure that.
Bonsoir .
Super vidéo ce serait bien si mettrer des côtes se serait boucoup plus simple en cas vous fait des super vidéos bonne soirée Bernard 👍👍👍
I am thinking doing this but with dremel tool instead rottary tool (rottary I do not have) 😁
very nice.... u r very creative 🙂
初めましてすごく勉強になります。一つ質問で、アルミの調整ガイドの心棒は、何の接着剤で止めているのですか?(瞬間接着剤?)
もし教えて頂けたら嬉しいです。
タップを作って、そこに入れるツマミの部分について、質問いたします。スライド板を固定するためのものと思いますが、
締めると、ちょうどネジ先がツラになる（向こう側に出っ張らない）ように、ネジ山部分を切断したのでしょうか？
あのスライド板がほんの少ししか厚さがないので、ネジ山部分も少しだけになり、緩めるとすぐ外れる感じなのでしょうか？
You can get maximum radius about 30cm if you turn that sliding center-pin part around in such cases that need > 25cm radius
I made my own, similar, using 8mm Polycarb for the base, nice and strong, so the 32mm diameter hole for the cutter has the slot feeding straight out of it, so my 'pin' can get within about 5mm of the cutter, but it really only needs to be that small if you want an oddball size of hole that you can't get a spade or Forstner bit for.
But as you suggested, I can turn the pin slider around and get a circle of 600mm or so, so there is likely no reason you couldn't make a longer arm to cut your 48" circle. Fading memory reminds me that I made a crude form of this to cut segments (For a model RR spiral) that were 72" diameter, I don't see why you couldn't go out to something like TWELVE FEET, diameter OR radius.
Always use the same size cutter, 1/4" or 6mm, so your inside and outside diameters remain consistent, depends if your scale tape is inch or mm scale, use a matching bit, outside diameter is 2x cutter size
Não é possível que só eu não tenha entendido. Até onde eu sempre soube, um círculo se faz com uma das pontas fixa. Aí ele gira ambas as pontas. Como assim?
Simples, prático e eficiente !!! Parabéns !!! Obrigado por partilhar.
サークルカットの治具はこの動画を見る前に海外の方が作って居たのを参考にして作っておりましたが以前この動画を見て参考にして新しく作りました。使いやすいし精度も良いです。次はSUSのパイプはホームセンターで購入しましたのでAmazonにリニアベアリングを注文しましたので明日にでも届きます。チャレンジします。何時も有り難う御座います。次に希望したいのは丸鋸ガイドフェンスです。色々な治具のアイデアが海外も含めて貴方が一番と思っています。宜しくお願い致します。出来れば寸法を書き込んで頂けると助かります。DIY大好き爺いです。
ありがとうございます。
実はさらに進化したサークルカット治具を作っています。
アルミ加工をするので少し敷居が上がってしまいますがとても使いやすく、旧タイプは出番がなくなりました。
是非動画を見てください。
ruclips.net/video/2mEV75w6_cQ/видео.html
Excellent video and process. Thanks for sharing.
Magnifico trabajo y buena herramienta un saludo
Another brilliant jig, this time for a router, to cut circles.
Peraegkyh
Very nice video sir
Great ideas
Which bit you used for cutting round?
For all your jigs, for precision try the Parf system. I think it would be very useful for you to get precision jigs ect!
F***ing awesome. 😊👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Anyone one giving thumbs down is just plain hating.
参考にさせていただきました。
念願の円加工治具、作ってみました。
スピーカーユニットの落とし込み穴の
加工をしたのですが、完璧でした。
ただ、mm単位で欲しい径にセットするのは
かなり難しいですね。
目安ですから、私は試し切りして少し小さくしたいとか、大きくしたいとか、微調整に利用しています。
感覚ですが、0.4mm程度の精度で狙った径にすることができます。
スケールだけではmm単位は厳しいですよね。
Wow! My brain is so happy! Thanks again!
What was the length of the circle jig???
Умница, всё просто отлично.!👍👌
Meu nome e Luciano sou do Brasil curto muito seu canal do you tube muitos acessorios que vc usa aqui nao acho adoro suas invencoes um abraço
Как потратить лист толстой фанеры? сделать циркуль на 25 см.
Здорово я довно мечтал об этом оголиное спастбо парробю сделать всех благ тебе
If you make your pivot post pointed, you won't have to drill a hole in the piece you are working on.
1:26からのTスロット溝掘りは向かって右から左にトリマーを進めないとガイドから離れて行ってしまう力が働くと思うのですが、何故逆方向に進めているのでしょうか？
Good job
Very useful. I've made one following your explanation and it's woh.
Congrats !
What is the glue you use for gluing Aluminum?
丸鋸刃は何ミリをご使用でしょうか？
Very good idea, thank you!
Bravo ! J' ai beaucoup aimé au passage votre guide de coupe pour scie circulaire, que l' on voit sur la vidéo, je n' ai pas trouvé sur votre site la vidéo pour le fabriquer ? Encore bravo, beau travail !
Is there a plan available for that as well? tks
Very nicely done!
Tell me is that jigsaw??
jaki ma frez, skoro po wycięciu wszystko jest takie szczelne. Wycinał osobno kółka i później otwory, by w demonstracji pokazać jakie to precyzyjne?
What cutter bits did you used?
Hola AMIGO te da un diámetro de 30 cm si invierte la perilla al final.
11:42 I don't understand how it fits perfectly. where is the thickness for the cutter
That's why he cuts twice. The second one is with the same radius minus the diameter of the cutter. So the second cut fits perfectly into the first one
@@sahashur thanks I missed that
ここに文字を打ち込むと投稿されるのでしょうか？されることを願って……
治具製作動画拝見いたしました。質問があります。トリマのビットは何をお使いでしょうか？抜いた円と抜かれた板の隙間が全くありませんね。わたしの持っている最細は３mmです。これ以下のビットがあるのですが、それとも凡人には想像もつかない刃物ですか？
これは刃厚分、内径を小さくして嵌め合いしただけですよ。
特別な道具ではありません。
返信ありがとうございます。２回やって、１回目の円を２回目の穴に入れたのですね。納得しました。それにしても、作業のしかたがきれいです。
I watched one fo your videos by chance and couldn´t stop watching all the rest, great work and wonderfull videos, very inspiring to build things! :).
One question what you use as adhesive for the metal parts, and adhesive for wood with metal?. They seem to be very strong adhesive, and i can´t find good adhesive for metal with metal and metal with wood.
Surely that scale tape only works with one size router bit?
I think that's what he means by "Although it can not strictly obtain the diameter, it is quite convenient as it becomes a standard."
yes, i think so.
Excellent 🌹🇸🇦✅
The problem is the wobbling when you start cutting.
Simples e eficiente, parabéns.
Muy buen trabajo, pero esperaba algo más sencillo de construir, con lo que la mayoría de los mortales tenemos en casa.....
Thanks for video! Great jig!
Magnifico Bravo molto bravo. Fabrizio 🇮🇹 ciao 🖐️
Buena plantilla y buen video, simple, claro y preciso.
Gracias por tu comentario
Plantilla simple pero fácil de usar.
La cinta de escala es el punto.
(En la traducción de Google)
Very good. Congratulations.
Hi very nice fantastic I'm interested in your drill stand kindly give me a link to have a look at I love your work
Nicely engineered. Great video. : )
thank you for your comment！
Very good! Thank you.
Serviço alta precisão e corte perfeito