Charlie Zellner Thanks. It's plywood coated in a melamine like substance, the regular melamine (at least in these parts) is bonded to chipboard which would explode!
Instead of having the auto-centering feature, the spiral slots could be used like a simple faceplate, with the added advantage of tending to become tighter under load. Use dividers to lay out your perpendiculars and 45's instead of a protractor. Much easier and more accurate.
That is a great concept. .even for us metric challenged people.. aka Americans lol. As someone who works on a lot of mechanical stuff I've had to buy plenty of metric tools as has become necessary to work on engines. I love working with wood projects as well though. Great video!🙂
This would be an excellent thing to build on a CNC. Unfortunately this jig won’t fit in mine but I’ll definitely give this a try using your technique. As always, excellent video! Mind you, I only come here for the accent.
Love the red melamine, I can't find it where I live, only white (which shows dirt too quickly). Your Bengal is beautiful. Did you flip it exactly on a 180 degree flip? sometimes if your routes are a little different, the "book-matched" flip at least keeps the matching grooves together.
Being in Aus as I am in WA, does your cat react to catmint / catnip ? My three in WA don't. Growing up in Canada they went silly for it. I hear it's a genetic thing. Not sure about possible Bengals though.
Hey Paul, Is the Triton router a TRA001? I am looking to get a router table going, and cause we live in Australia, and can not easily get barrel style routers, that seems like the best bet for a height adjustable table router. I have seen some pretty rotten reviews on the smaller MOF001 router. I live about 5min away from PopsShed, so will have to go check that place out!
ddabate Tell James (at PopsShed) I sent you, it'll be interesting to see if that gets a reaction out of him ;) I've got a JOF001 - the little baby in the series. It's a bit underpowered for in table usage (but still works, as its the only router I have), while the TRA001 is a monster thats generally recommended for table usage only as its so big! I haven't actually heard bad things about the MOF001, I've been tempted to get it as an inbetween to use for both table and 'free hand' usage.
my friend congratulations for the work, you can pass the measurements in millimeter of the wheel and then the first circle the second and third and fourth from the center of the wheel? Thank you very much in advance
Hi Paul, many thanks, great video, 1st project when I get back to Oz. Is popsshed still a goer - having problems trying to source the faceplate and buttons.
--thank you. i did not mean to defy but many youtube followers are not familiar with terms that are known only in the english speaking countries (like lazy susan, etc,.) and sometimes clarification is needed. thanks again
🙋🏻♂️oi gostei muito da sua matéria A explicação dos detalhes são de impreciona obrigado professoror . sou 🇧🇷 e fico muito impressionado com os ensinamento do seu país !
I bailed at Metrically Challenged… There is the real world of wood working, then there is the metric handicapped wood workers. Metrics are great in the lab. They are terrible in wood working. Really… 12.7 mm or 1/2”? Measure 1-1/2” or 38.10 mm? A piece of 3/4” plywood is 19.05 mm? Really… mark that out thirty times building cabinets.
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Good video Paul. Thanks! Longworth is a great tool and I definitely need to build one. The melamine is a wonderful idea. Best Regards, Charlie
Charlie Zellner Thanks. It's plywood coated in a melamine like substance, the regular melamine (at least in these parts) is bonded to chipboard which would explode!
Instead of having the auto-centering feature, the spiral slots could be used like a simple faceplate, with the added advantage of tending to become tighter under load.
Use dividers to lay out your perpendiculars and 45's instead of a protractor. Much easier and more accurate.
That is a great concept. .even for us metric challenged people.. aka Americans lol. As someone who works on a lot of mechanical stuff I've had to buy plenty of metric tools as has become necessary to work on engines. I love working with wood projects as well though. Great video!🙂
Complimenti, il modo più semplice e veloce. Lo farò pure io. Grazie
HA! metrically challenged.
Easily your best video yet Paul. Nice work.
Glen H Thanks! Thats comforting to hear, I was worried given the result wasn't perfect :)
Thats the best bit!
This would be an excellent thing to build on a CNC. Unfortunately this jig won’t fit in mine but I’ll definitely give this a try using your technique. As always, excellent video! Mind you, I only come here for the accent.
Very nice!!! Clever how this is done! Thanks man
McGinn's WoodShop Thanks!
Metrically challenged! Nice. Great Project Paul. Cheers! --Chris.
Love the red melamine, I can't find it where I live, only white (which shows dirt too quickly). Your Bengal is beautiful. Did you flip it exactly on a 180 degree flip? sometimes if your routes are a little different, the "book-matched" flip at least keeps the matching grooves together.
Being in Aus as I am in WA, does your cat react to catmint / catnip ? My three in WA don't. Growing up in Canada they went silly for it. I hear it's a genetic thing. Not sure about possible Bengals though.
The jig you made for your router, how do you get the dimensions to accurately cut the groove?
Great video. 1 question though. Do you have to link the short slots together with the short ones on the reverse plate or can they be mixed?
Yaaa you hit 50 episodes con-grats
Hey Paul,
Is the Triton router a TRA001? I am looking to get a router table going, and cause we live in Australia, and can not easily get barrel style routers, that seems like the best bet for a height adjustable table router. I have seen some pretty rotten reviews on the smaller MOF001 router. I live about 5min away from PopsShed, so will have to go check that place out!
ddabate Tell James (at PopsShed) I sent you, it'll be interesting to see if that gets a reaction out of him ;)
I've got a JOF001 - the little baby in the series. It's a bit underpowered for in table usage (but still works, as its the only router I have), while the TRA001 is a monster thats generally recommended for table usage only as its so big!
I haven't actually heard bad things about the MOF001, I've been tempted to get it as an inbetween to use for both table and 'free hand' usage.
Awesome Info, Sir Paul... Many Thanks! Be working on this one soon... ;) Peace
my friend congratulations for the work, you can pass the measurements in millimeter of the wheel and then the first circle the second and third and fourth from the center of the wheel? Thank you very much in advance
Hi Paul, many thanks, great video, 1st project when I get back to Oz. Is popsshed still a goer - having problems trying to source the faceplate and buttons.
+Ian Ludford shoot them an email if the buttons aren't listed on their website, I bought them instore
Will do, cheers
Cool cat, is it a Bengal?
+Theonebaddude yup
+Theonebaddude yup
No wonder s/he's so vocal. Would love to see more of kitty.
+Theonebaddude He's in a few others (like Ep 98, The Shogun Bed), but I'll see what I can do down the track. No promises.
very nice, you should have inlaid the hexagonal head of the central screw
since my english is not my mother tungue i must ask you what is a "longworth chuck"? i am not familiar with this term
Its a chuck designed by Leslie Longworth for holding items on a lathe.
--thank you. i did not mean to defy but many youtube followers are not familiar with terms that are known only in the english speaking countries (like lazy susan, etc,.) and sometimes clarification is needed. thanks again
🙋🏻♂️oi gostei muito da sua matéria
A explicação dos detalhes são de impreciona obrigado professoror .
sou 🇧🇷 e fico muito impressionado com os ensinamento do seu país !
say whaaaaat ? ? ? ?
Are you going to finish it because it doesn't look like it works the way it is now
Patrick Lenz it does work.
just totally awesome.
Version en français sa serais sympa ou sous titrage car je comprends pas. Merci
Why not secure the bowl using the tail stock...... easy peasy....
Good job its nice to see we all have a oops...a time or to
think i wouldve started with centering the flange on the wood and made the circle etc using the flange as the center
8:35 "If you're metrically challenged a quarter inch bolt will work just fine" xD
I realize it is kinda randomly asking but do anybody know of a good website to stream newly released series online ?
@Fisher Peyton I watch on Flixzone. Just google for it :)
@Jaxx Mathew Yup, been watching on FlixZone for since march myself =)
@Jaxx Mathew Thanks, I signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I really appreciate it!
@Fisher Peyton Happy to help =)
Beautiful cat! And the chuck's not bad either) ;- } ;-}
mind=blown lol im definitely going to try and build this... much cheaper then jumbo jaws
Interesante plato, saludos desde venezuela
Hi,nicely done
mooie video
надо еще минимум 2 кулачка
Cat!
I bailed at Metrically Challenged… There is the real world of wood working, then there is the metric handicapped wood workers. Metrics are great in the lab. They are terrible in wood working. Really… 12.7 mm or 1/2”? Measure 1-1/2” or 38.10 mm? A piece of 3/4” plywood is 19.05 mm? Really… mark that out thirty times building cabinets.