How To Round Skateboard Edges With A Router
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2024
- I get a fair amount of requests to do a video on how to edge route a skateboard with a handheld router. I use a 3/16" router bit, a homemade router plate made from an old skateboard we pressed and rode with a tight hole and my Dewalt compact router on full speed. If you have questions, please leave them in the comments and we'll do our best to answer them.
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Dewalt Router - amzn.to/3C5e9CM
3/16" Roundover Bit - amzn.to/2Z6CPfR
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So legit! You are a treasure trove of skateboard crafting. Thank you for sharing
A big thank you from Dubai!
Our pleasure! 👍
Great information! Can't wait to give this a huck! I've always gone from the top, like u said it looks like side ways is the way to go all day, thanks man!
Happy to help!
Thx for the precious tips!
Thanks for watching!
Great,and i have the same router.Will DIY a base today.Thx!.
Thank you buddy. I've been strugling sooo much for edges. I'll give it a try asap.
Great tip! Thank you again 🙏
My pleasure!
Bro, thank you for the effort you put onto these vids. I'm in the process of getting my shop going. So much brainstorming hahaha
Happy to help!
Glad you put this video up. I was trying to figure out a good way to do this a couple days ago and was having issues w the router gauging the rails.
Happy to help!
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Palm sander with 120 grit, then 220 grit. Hand sand with 400 grit. That’s what we did before getting a drum sander. Worked great, it just took longer.
Awesome tutorial. Question: I am trying to make a deck that has a 7.126 into a 7" nose.. just would like the nose a little shorter for my skating. 0.126 equals 1/8th? correct? my confusion is where to start the trimming process for the nose? behind the front truck holes? middle of truck holes? as for measuring deck from bottom of top bolts on the nose is where it starts to narrow out. Also, if wanting to make the deck a 8.38 from a 8.5, would you slim off 1/16th on each side? or just go for 1/8th on one side? any info would be awesome! thanxz!
Just emailed you how to do it 🤙
Man. Been looking for this info for days! Thanks. You were talking about mounting the router so you don't have to go handheld. What's the best way to do that?
You can order one of these from Chris at Good Roads ruclips.net/video/X9cM4Mq6Ae8/видео.html
How would you route a 1/8 square channel nice and clean to mount trucks deeper in the board to reduce overall height?
I've never had the need to do that, but I'd imagine you could use a router and a template to hog out that area. Ive seen many videos on youtube of folks making jigs to hog out material in other woodworking projects. Take a look on youtube for something that could be applied to your usecase.
Hey Johhny, love the channel, love the boards and thankyou so much for sharing all this...
Just ordered the bishop, hasn't arrived,, but I'd like to order a bit for the colt thats the right size.. Goodroads doesn't not give any info on the site( ??) ..so what do I order, 1/4 3/16? cheers meng
watched again.. you mention the size.. thanks again
We order 3/16" round over bits from amazon - amzn.to/2Z6CPfR
@@ManakSkates im living pretty remote.. I'm building.. it all from scratch. by myself.. in the woods.. thanks for shining a light, i still believe skating changes the world.