How to Use a Router Table -- WOOD magazine
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- Опубликовано: 28 мар 2016
- The router is one of the most useful tools in your woodworking shop, and just a few bits will allow to embellish your projects. The addition of a router table opens op even more possibility for making joints and more. In this video, WOOD magazine's Jim Heavey shows you how to use a router table and some useful accessories for make a router table safer and more versatile.
Jim demonstrates how to use your router table to:
* Make trim for projects
* Joint board edges
* Make dowels
* make identical furniture parts using templates
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I'm a UK Carpenter, too many years in to say,..... pitchin roofs mainly, Can I just say that this kind of video is Top Notch, even as experienced as I am, I still found this nice to watch and have showed it to my son, well done and keep up the good work. Outstanding. Bonsai!
"What a beautiful jointed edge"
This guy's the Bob Ross of woodworking :)
I was just thinking that
Jointed as in joint-able? Didn't understand that part at all.
I met Jim Heavey at a woodworking show several years ago. He is as nice in person as he is in this video and probably one of the best instructors ever. His enthusiasm and positive approach make him a gift to the profession.
Lou Lossi
Thankyou for this presentation . . . Chris . . . Norwich, England
Ok mind blown...using it as a jointer is an awesome thing to learn...and you can make a dowel using it?? whoa...
Too bad all instructional videos aren't as well produced as this one. Great video, audio and clear explanation. Thank you!
Jim thanks so much for this video! This is one of the few power tools my dad left for me in his passing. I haven't figured out how it works and haven't quite had the courage to use a router yet so this will be nice to incorporate into my woodworking.
THANKS FOR THE dowel TIP- that hs become my new GO- TO for oversized Dowels
I love watching Jim's videos- Master craftsman!
Clear and concise. Thanks for not including music.
"And of course the object is to have all four legs on the floor at the same time" LOL. Thank you for an instructive video. The close up of the feather boards was helpful. Thank you!
Hey Jim Heavey, thank you so much for the tutorial on use of the router table safely for creation of trim moulding, dowels, jointed edges, and free hand routing. Really appreciate the time and effort in making this tutorial.
wow crazy good video, just bought my first routing table, bit set and router. (expecting delivery tomorrow) I am a keen upcycler and diy-er and i cant wait to add flourish to all my creations. I hope i get a tenth as skilled as you. your video certainly has given me ideas to cusotomise my table
Thank you for a very good video... without background music!
So many things that can be said but to sum it up - inspirational -
Best Routing video I've watched. Got some new ideas for setups.
thank you. I learn a lot from this video.
Years ago, I built my own router table. Now, thanks to this video, I know how to use it.
This is a well-made video, with good camera work, excellent commentary and instruction, clear audio, and no distracting background music. You have earned my subscription.
Ooh! I like the dowel bit! 👌👍
Very useful info for those new to woodworking such as myself.
Thanks for providing examples following your verbal instructions. Very helpful!!!
Loved your video. Just bought a router and a table and I'm setting it up this weekend so I have been binge watching everything I can about routers.
That tip on how to prevent chip out on pieces was great I will definitely have to use that technique because I have had chip out on my ends quite a few times!
That dowelling technique. OP
Great video. Loved the jointer tip. My old jointer never got a great edge like that could.
I just got my first router table. I found this video extremely useful. Well done!
Must admit, this was quite informative.
Thanks from South Africa 🇿🇦
Cannot overstate how much I love this video. Thank you!
This guy is awesome - solid information, good educator, and left with a motivational snappy feeling
Top Marks Sir!
What a great video, thank you !!
Nicely done some good tips thanks for sharing
Great video. Infectious enthusiasm!
Thank you, very well done great vid!
This guy is right on!!
Excellent tutorial Sir! Thanks a lot for uploading it!
Great tip Jim! Thank you my friend
This was a very helpful video! I just purchased a router and router table, so this was a great introduction.
This is one of the best made videos out there. Very good tips and the pattern template thing is so incredibly useful. Thanks!
Great training video, it is refreshing to see someone passionate about the same things we are.
Really appreciated the jointer and template tips.
You've given me quite a few good ideas, nice job.
Excellent video and explanation-
Many thanks 🏆
I learned more on routing technics, Thank you.
Well done video! Thank you for a no-nonsense, easy to follow and understand tutorial. Learned so much.
An excellent video. Very useful tips explained clearly and concisely.
Thanks for sharing.. From Philippines
nice steady explanation. Thanks
Way to go Mr. Heavey. Love it
Great video! The pattern bit makes sense for the first time ever.
ironically enough the first thing that comes out is that they have to do it on a daily schedule because the other two people have been working for them
Great video, I found the booklet of directions confusing. An old trick I used to install the router was turning the table on its side. Then I used an awl to line up one hole. Your video has helped me. Thanks JLH
I’ve always been intimidated by legs until this video! Awesome.
Really well done. Thank you for being direct and clear. Please make more, lol.
Thank you for posting
Awesome video. Very clear and concise.
Amazing, thanks you sir!!
Just what I was looking for. Thanks!
The people below have already expressed my thoughts. ... A pleasure to listen and learn... Only ever used my router for door hinges and lock plates on sites... for years.. Now with new D.I.Y .table I can have great time !
I love these videos, well done and easy to follow so thanks for that. How about a video with instructions for making a magazine rack and folding table for the wood workers wash room? You'd be surprised how many plans are completed in the wash room or orifice office as I like to call it. The folding table would attach to the wall opposite to the toilet and have storage for pencils and a small square etc. That's where I keep most of my wood working magazines, I've committed many plans to memory in there. I went to the web page to see the router table plans, it's cheaper to buy the back issue with the plans than the plans alone! The magazine will have more to keep me busy so I'll go with that and save a couple bucks in the process!
Awesome video
Excellent and concise. Thank you
Excellent! Thanks.
Thank you. That was helpful
Very good info
I put all my attention to the instructions
Thank you Sir
It's got to be a pleasure to create something like that and especially how to use the table and the bits
Good tutorial! Good job very well explained and good results. Thank you for sharing.
Great video. Thanks!
Very cool. Very impressed. The bit about making dowl gave me new ideas on how to make a hickory scalloped lacrosse shaft. I can now make 4 less difficult rips and have no need to jig or clamp for the routing.
Great video and instruction. Thanks!
Amazing video !
Thank you !!!
That’s awesome. I hope I can get to doing this stuff one day
Excellent, thanks for the help
Great Tutorial. Thanks.
I have recently inherited a router table have a couple of minor repairs to do and need a new collet nut for the router but will certainly take on board a few of your ideas brilliant enjoyed it
Awesome. Just what I needed
Good video presentation . Thankyou !
Great tips!
thank you so much for the video.
I've been welding and fabricating for over 35 years. I've been working with and building with wood almost as long. No matter what tool I'm using, I have the upmost respect for each one. I bought a Ryobi router about 20 years ago and tried using it one time, however it scared me a little, and being respectful of all of my tools, I never used it again. I'm planning on getting into building various projects using both metal and wood. My question is:
" Would it be better and/or easier for me to use a router table for my projects, or should I learn how to use a handheld router? Great video 👍👍. Consider me a subscriber.
ty ... nice one!!!! and yes I loved it.. gave me a lot of ideas!!!
Great video. Thank you sir
Thank you !
Thank you great video
thanks friend....by Luc from Italy
Brilliant video
I like the formica tip. When you think about it, getting a straight edge the full length of the piece is practically impossible but this would be as close as you'd get without a CNC.
I loved your video!
Well done
SIMPLY BRILLIANT July 2020 Cheers 👍🏻
Great video 👍
Great. Video
This guy rocks
Brilliant thank you
Thanks for that
thx. great tips
thanks friend
Great video. I all the bits. Just have to build a table.
Thanks for the video. I am just starting out messing around making floating shelves, shelves in my wife's laundry room. If I knew you could do all this will allow router table I would have saved a lot of $ on other tools I bought. Do you have a video on how to know what to adjust you router and router table to when working on pieces, or is it mostly trail and error?
Good job..
that bit on using the laminate is gold. Saves me from buying a jointer
Impressive, I think i need more router bitz now :-)