Very informative video, I never thought of using the sled on the table saw, good idea. On the strength of the content of this video I’ve just subscribed to your channel.
@Smallbarnworkshop Thanks JP. Getting back into cycling with an ebike. So there are stands, shelters, and baskets to be constructed. Plural because the missus has a bike to.
another great post Thanks. How is the fence doing I have been looking at them for at least a year. I didn't realise I was watching Bo until you said how much fun Bo is having with the box. I had to go back and watch your bit LOL.
Thanks for the review JP. I think that, for now, I'll make jigs as and when, but I can see that it would be a useful addition. Need to reel in the spending a bit, got the missus birthday coming up!
I do like the Enjoywood products which I have several of, and use as a hobby woodworker. I have been watching the HoW channel now for several years but have recently noticed the improved version of tools which include his logo. However the improved versions often having a selling price more than double that of those prior to the tweaking making them too expensive for me. This is basically an ally plate with loads of holes, two handles and two clamps and shows a regular price of €182. Even with discounts this sled is going to cost more than my router table, which does not seem right. I do like the option to use it on a table saw which makes cutting smaller items much more safe. But having purchased the M1 pro Angle mitre gauge already I will look into modifying this to include a clamp.
There's a reason why router sleds often have bridge-style clamps - super strong clamping is essential. How are you finding the clamps on this sled? Another review showed them to be too weak for the job.
HI. So far they are working well. Mostly, I have been machining 1" of 1 1\4" stock. I have not seen the video you are referring too. Are they machine much thinker stock that needs more force in feeding through? Regards JP
The DWP611 has a 69mm body according to DeWalts website. They do a few routers so worth checking that’s the right one. There is a 69mm version of the lift. Regards JP
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Good review, and love when you explain the Tee Track, your dog is destroying a cardboard box in the background
Thanks Paul. Bo really enjoys these unboxing videos 😊 Regards JP
Very informative video, I never thought of using the sled on the table saw, good idea. On the strength of the content of this video I’ve just subscribed to your channel.
HI. Thrilled you found it helpful. Regards JP
Thanks JP & family. Take care & stay safe.
Hi Doug, hope you are all well. Regards JP
@Smallbarnworkshop Thanks JP. Getting back into cycling with an ebike. So there are stands, shelters, and baskets to be constructed. Plural because the missus has a bike to.
Oh cool. I am also back riding my bike after a couple of years away. Enjoy Regards JP
Looks like a great jig
HI. Yes, it seems pretty well thought through. Regards JP
another great post Thanks. How is the fence doing I have been looking at them for at least a year.
I didn't realise I was watching Bo until you said how much fun Bo is having with the box. I had to go back and watch your bit LOL.
HI. The Fence is doing very well, I have encountered no issues with it. Bo is currently 16 KG, she is growing fast. Regards JP
Thanks for the review JP. I think that, for now, I'll make jigs as and when, but I can see that it would be a useful addition. Need to reel in the spending a bit, got the missus birthday coming up!
I know what you mean. We have Lynne’s dental bill incoming although we now have a plan of action for her. Regards JP
@@Smallbarnworkshop good to hear, wish her well from me.
I do like the Enjoywood products which I have several of, and use as a hobby woodworker. I have been watching the HoW channel now for several years but have recently noticed the improved version of tools which include his logo. However the improved versions often having a selling price more than double that of those prior to the tweaking making them too expensive for me. This is basically an ally plate with loads of holes, two handles and two clamps and shows a regular price of €182. Even with discounts this sled is going to cost more than my router table, which does not seem right. I do like the option to use it on a table saw which makes cutting smaller items much more safe. But having purchased the M1 pro Angle mitre gauge already I will look into modifying this to include a clamp.
Hi Gary. It wouldn't take much to make your own or adapt something. Regards JP
You need to put some material on the other side of the slide to keep the sled from leaning backwards.
Good excuse for a bigger workshop😂 Regards JP
Also another use for router table as a good Hold down clamp for Domino.
Mines in the post
There's a reason why router sleds often have bridge-style clamps - super strong clamping is essential. How are you finding the clamps on this sled? Another review showed them to be too weak for the job.
HI. So far they are working well. Mostly, I have been machining 1" of 1 1\4" stock. I have not seen the video you are referring too. Are they machine much thinker stock that needs more force in feeding through? Regards JP
Follow the coping sled link to see how the perspex plate is really used ;-)
Will do Regards JP
that coping sled looks the biz
Hi Debs. Yes, it is very good. Regards JP
Will my dewalt palm router fit in the 65mm enjoywood lift?
The DWP611 has a 69mm body according to DeWalts website. They do a few routers so worth checking that’s the right one. There is a 69mm version of the lift. Regards JP
@@Smallbarnworkshop thanks for your answer. The 69mm version happens to be sold out.. ill wait for it.
Banggood should be called beware!!
of? Regards JP