Ultimate Router Table & Storage Cabinet (table saw extension wing)
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- A router table with aromatic cedar and versatile store, overkill, it's what I do.
Table Saw Router Table Cabinet Plans: bit.ly/2JMQj7U
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► Check out all of the amazing ROCKLER tools and materials used to make this project a reality!
Materials & Parts:
Wide T-Track bit.ly/2lgOwZZ
Regular T-Track bit.ly/2JQhRt6
Router Table ProFence bit.ly/2JZYAo9
Router Lift FX bit.ly/2otzljq
Pro Lift Router Lift bit.ly/2lgcy7k
Cam Clamps bit.ly/2lgtqLe
Power Switch bit.ly/2t3K9pB
Router Speed Controller bit.ly/2JPdIFQ
Dust Collection Remote bit.ly/2t86imG
Tools:
Drill Bit/Driver Combo bit.ly/2nAOUlu
Push Blocks bit.ly/2I2zYWT
Glue Bottle bit.ly/2K01UMZ
Table Saw Sled bit.ly/2lfnAtE
Router Bit Holders bit.ly/2K2tVqk
Feather Boards bit.ly/2ymZ2IG
Router Bit Straight Bit Set bit.ly/2ypMH6A
Router Bit Set bit.ly/2K4RiQ2
Dust Collection:
Flat Dust Port bit.ly/2K2MTgA
Router Table Dual Port bit.ly/2lgNo8P
2.5" Expandable Hose Kit bit.ly/2xhnDO4
Blast Gate bit.ly/2MxlG49
4" T-Connector Fitting bit.ly/2tkF0c3
4" Keyed Bridge Hose Clamps bit.ly/2tlmGzg
Dust Right Dust Collector bit.ly/2JOA1vn
Dust Collection Hose Clip bit.ly/2I2EBQC
► My exclusive solution for hearing protection in the shop, ISOtunes PRO - bit.ly/2uIsq7M
► Full build article - www.jackmanwor...
This is a super versatile router lift and storage cabinet built around the Rockler ProLift router lift that lives in the extension wing of my table saw accompanied with some t-track.
Here's some of the intricacies of my design: The wider t-track was notched out to allow for the t-bolts from the fence to slide into the blue t-track. I swapped out the hardware that comes with the fence for some cam clamps. The whole cabinet is made from ½” aromatic cedar Purebond plywood that I had left over from my dresser build. The drawer bottoms are all made from 1/4” plywood and those function as drawer bottoms, drawer slides, drawer pulls, and even drawer stops because of the orange PVC piece mounted to the front that I plan on using to label the drawers. The drawers hold wrenches, feather boards, push blocks, and things like that. But most of the drawers are router bit holders, appropriately enough. Each of the holes in those drawers has a combined ¼” and ½” hole so each hole can hold either sized shank router bit. Rockler also makes plastic inserts that perform the same function if you don’t have a lazy millennial in your shop to drill all those holes for you. The door over where the router is located is made from an acrylic sheet with embedded wire mesh. This is a scrap piece that I got my hands on from Jimmy Diresta. It’s mounted using some spring loaded hinges that were picked from the trash, so those hold the door shut. I reused the legs that came on the saw, but drilled and tapped some holes into the side of the cabinets and bolted them on. It’s actually a much more solid solution than what came on the saw, but I’m getting off topic. The dust collection is combined between the table saw and router table and hooks into my small Dust Right dust collector. This is part of what has enabled me to keep my shop entirely free from duct-work. The smaller hose for the fence is held in place with a metal clip on the side of the cabinet and installed in the fence when needed.
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Full build details: www.jackmanworks.com/ultimate-router-table-storage/
► Check out all of the amazing ROCKLER tools and materials used to make this project a reality!
Materials & Parts:
Wide T-Track bit.ly/2lgOwZZ
Regular T-Track bit.ly/2JQhRt6
Router Table ProFence bit.ly/2JZYAo9
Router Lift FX bit.ly/2otzljq
Pro Lift Router Lift bit.ly/2lgcy7k
Cam Clamps bit.ly/2lgtqLe
Power Switch bit.ly/2t3K9pB
Router Speed Controller bit.ly/2JPdIFQ
Dust Collection Remote bit.ly/2t86imG
Tools:
Drill Bit/Driver Combo bit.ly/2nAOUlu
Push Blocks bit.ly/2I2zYWT
Glue Bottle bit.ly/2K01UMZ
Table Saw Sled bit.ly/2lfnAtE
Router Bit Holders bit.ly/2K2tVqk
Feather Boards bit.ly/2ymZ2IG
Router Bit Straight Bit Set bit.ly/2ypMH6A
Router Bit Set bit.ly/2K4RiQ2
Dust Collection:
Flat Dust Port bit.ly/2K2MTgA
Router Table Dual Port bit.ly/2lgNo8P
2.5" Expandable Hose Kit bit.ly/2xhnDO4
Blast Gate bit.ly/2MxlG49
4" T-Connector Fitting bit.ly/2tkF0c3
4" Keyed Bridge Hose Clamps bit.ly/2tlmGzg
Dust Right Dust Collector bit.ly/2JOA1vn
Dust Collection Hose Clip bit.ly/2I2EBQC
► My exclusive solution for hearing protection in the shop, ISOtunes PRO - bit.ly/2uIsq7M
Dude, I love your videos! They're educational, inspiring, entertaining and just plain funny! Thanks for sharing!
@2;27 I just noticed your push stick is on the fence release handle. Brilliant.
that's a VERY weird way to make drawers... i LOVE it ! :D
Awesome upgrade and video! If you need someone to take that other router table lift I'd gladly take it off your hands! ;)
Wildly underrated channel. 11/10 buddy.
Thanks!! gph.is/2I7uNpI
Great minds think alike. Although Mine was not sponsored by anybody so i got the cheapest setup possible. Excellent build. Look sturdier than mine.
Nice work. Big fan here. What measuring tool is that at 7:49? Good luck! Thx
Thanks Cristian! That's my wood rule. Such an underestimated tool --- amzn.to/2t4SoBN
what is the router guide that is being used in the beginning of the video?
Nice
Looks great but my CMT Router table can do the same and cost 1/5
What router table is that? You got me curious now, because the only one I can find CMT is $1,000
Супер!
YO! I really enjoyed this edit. I like the scene change on beat. Good music. Great camera angles. You put just as much detail in your edit as you did the build. The dramatic moment got me! I thought you two were really fighting. You really know how to push your own buttons. Awesome! thanks!
The thing that I'm the best at is pushing my own buttons lol
Jackman video with no fart sound??? How dare you!!
Yeah, I could'a swore the farts are why he used aromatic cedar for the cabinet!
SBD
It's why I need that cedar, got to make this place smell a little better (hopefully)
Now this is a shop project I can get behind! I love the use of color, texture, and creative design elements. Proof that shop projects don't have to be boring!
hopefully it's a trend that'll catch on!
That was the best editing of any woodworking video I've ever seen. Holy crap. Thank you so much for putting the work into this.
It really shows.
I see you got a new router jack.....how much ya want for the old one buddy?
An overkill on awesome is perfectly fine with me. The dual router shank storage drawers are a fantastic idea and one that I shall shamelessly steal :-D Great work as always.
Steal away! haha
I love overkill :)
Nice build and obviously a lot of time spent in editing the video: well done!
You know people love commentary, we learn but get info. You music don’t make this video glamorous by the way.
Follow me on Instagram for all of the gritty details on my builds 👍👍
You're growing on me Jackman... Well done, really well done.
I'll take what I can get ;)
Great job! The thing I hate is that I can't find a rockler retailer here in the UK.
I'm now turning a lighter shade of hulk with envy.
,👍
Jackman Fix ✅ Awesome work brother!!
It isn’t worth doing if you can’t over do it. Very awesome build. Absolutely love this and definitely going to remember this when I build my little side wing for my saw. 👊🏼😁👍🏼
Sorry if either of these are repeats. I havent read all 170 comments: 1) what model saw is that? Id like to look it up and compare the dimensions to my saw. and 2) what are the main differences between your old lift and the new router lift? Worth a $370 upgrade cost?
1. it's a sawstop PCS with a 36" fence
2. I think the difference in cost between the 2 lifts is closer to $150, but definitely still a chunk of change. The new one is definitely a lot nicer and whether it's worth it depends on your situation, but for me it was worth it just for the aluminum insert plate alone instead of the plastic one which will sometimes flex with smaller pieces.
You should check out Jessem Router Products as well
i love your attention to every last detail.
Nothing gets past me! gph.is/2oQQlhG
Great job and a very nice looking router table. I have a very similar setup in my stand alone table and found that I got better dust collection by putting a series of 1 inch holes along the bottom of the door. Really helped the airflow.
These special effects are better than the last Jurassic Park
Cedar plywood? And it looks cabinet grade - where did you get that??? Please link it in the description.
It's from Home Depot, you can order it from their website
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Greetings from Russia!)
Best smelling router table in town!
You bet it would bring in some serious questions from guests or onlookers.
If it was over killed, it wasn't Jackman.
****Edit, this was a mis-post to another video I was watching. Not sure how it ended up here.
I think I'm going to get beat up on this one, but here goes... I think I might like this video, but I gave it a thumbs down. I couldn't hear anything except the background music. As far as I could tell, the workmanship seemed liked something I would enjoy, but for old guys like me, I literally can't hear the voices over the music. Turning up the volume, or adjusting my hearing aids, just doesn't work. That's not the way sound works. Some day, all you young guys will understand.
You probably couldn't hear the voices over the music because there weren't any voices :)
That is so crazy! I've never watched this video! The video I meant to post to definitely had talking. Very strange. I might be getting old, but I've been working with computers for thirty plus years and I'm quite tech-savvy. I haven't the slightest idea what happened. I got rid of the thumbs down and gave it a thumbs up, LOL. I did watch this video now, and enjoyed it. Subscribed.
Paul you did an amazing job on this build. I can’t even remember how many cool parts to this video there are!! One thing to me that stuck out of course was the router bit holders/drawers and then even the opacity (if this is the right word) of the door that has a glow of an amber bulb on the inside. Wonderful job Paul and who cares if it’s overkill....it’s what you wanted and that’s what you got! Thanks for sharing too!!
All you need now is a second router station
Excellent video! You're doing some real cool shit with your videos man.
Thanks Chuck!!
Great build. I must add a router to my table saw wing.
Totally worth it!
We're living in a time where food costs more than ever, housing costs more than ever, and pay hasn't adjusted to make up the difference for the inflated cost of living, meaning that my younger peers have to work harder than ever to make ends meet. But by all means, let's perpetuate the stereotype that Millennials are lazy. That's fine.
Alastair, that was a satirical joke that was meant to be entirely tongue in cheek. I'm 27 years old so I'm feeling it just as much as you are 👊.
Ah! My very sincere apologies, then!
That's probably one of the better router table set ups that I've seen on YT. It also make good use of space as well as being functional. :)
lol. inspiring though. great video
You should rounded of your handles on the draws you could give yourself nasty cut on thoes sharp edges
That was a design consideration actually. The handles are inset from the edge of the table top so I'd it the top first before the drawers.
Great video. Not only in content, but just in your shooting and editing. There seems to be a played out style in the DIY woodworking type videos on youtube lately, so this is pretty damn refreshing! Great work!
I dont know how to phrase it but at the begining when I saw the images changing at thd rythm of the music. I noticed that the framing of the action and the image compositions are very important. Because it's easier for the viewer to move their eyes slowly in a circle in the middle of the screen falowing the action while noticing the back ground.
Hope you understand?😓
It just meen that when you set the camera think where the action will be on the screen and were will be the othor one..
Yep! It's a creative choice, sometimes I make the cuts more disjointed to people have to pay closer attention to the visual :)
You have a cnc, but decided drilling a ton of holes by hand would be more fun?
"It's not all about knowing how to use a tool, but when to use it" - Confucius or something like that
The drill was much faster. I didn't show it, but I used a v bit just to mark out the location of all of the holes (like a 1/8" dot) so I didn't have to measure them, then I drilled them out. To get perfect circles of that small of a diameter on the CNC I'd have to turn the speeds way down.
Enjoyed this build and all of the gory details! I like how the drawer bottoms are the slides and the pulls also.
Everybody does the holes in plywood to store the bits, including me, but I've found that over time storing them like that makes the shanks rust. It's been on my to do list to replace it with plastic for years. Just in case you wanted to redrill all those holes again.
Saw you knocked out some acrylic holders, keep us updated on those, I'm curious to see how those work out. I've honestly not had any issues with rusting on my bits and they've always been in plywood
I like all the extra bits you put in. Also that is the fanciest wood you could have used lol.
That is a sweet router table wing extension Paul... Don’t stick your nose into that aromatic cedar drawers and get it caught lol! - Jim
Very timely for me to find this video. I just finished building my shop and have been considering incorporating my router table into my table saw. You convinced me with this setup. Thanks for sharing
Perfect! I've been using this setup for a couple of months now and it's been perfect for me so far
Great vid and very inspirational.
You’re the best woodworking channel.
Great build! Camera work was sweet, and the 70's porn music was spot on.
want to sell the old lift you took out?
What finish are you using here? I have some cedar and am trying to figure out what finish to use to keep that bright pink color.
I used Waterlox tung oil on it.
Thanks
Nice video as always 😉
J'aime ton T-shirt 🇫🇷
C'est trop pour moi :)
this is the coolest video ive ever seen
Your editing work is fantastic. What sort of rig are you running?
I shoot on a Sony a6500 and edit with Abode Premiere. More info on my camera setup here: kit.com/JackmanWorks/camera-equipment-accessories
Honestly my favorite part...your logo wire cover. top notch.
Güzel işler çıkarıyosunuz. Tebrik ederim.
Congratulation for the video , what table saw do you have?
It's a Sawstop PCS with the 36" fence
Universal bit size holes, thanks for the tip it never crossed my mind.
Enough room for 320+ router bits. When in reality all you'll ever use is maybe 20 of those bits... Hahahaha
Nice touch for the power cord.
nice saludos desde MEXICO
I love your furniture 😍😍
I didn’t know that Rockler did microwaves. Overkill builds can be fun too. Cheers Paul
Heh. The wire mesh in the door should help protect your router from any stray RF. :-)
Make sure Rockler is ripping you off like they have been to a lot of people....they like to charge you for stuff they should be.
Nice but...I picked up a shaper. Routers can't take 3/4, 1" spindle/bits. And I've not seen a 3 or 5hp router. If you make panels, custom trim/beading daily, a router will not cut it (pun!). When you factor in all the costs you just demonstrated (oh, and you are using up the Sawstop table space), its not that more to get a 3HP shaper. Still, for those with a small shop, this video gives you a decent option. But not a production one. (Thanks to your videos, its been harder to find used pallets! LOL!!)
I really love your videos.
I can't believe Paul made all this with his hands, without any magic and..... using only woodworking tools???? I am so impressed buddy!!!
Man that Beard is Manly!
So what are you doing with the old Router lift??? A jackman works give away??? great build!
Instructions are a bit unclear, at what point do I fart?
Early and often
C'mon. We all know millenials would hire someone to drill those holes.
We probably hire it out if we had the money to do it 😄
Needs more overkill. 🤪
yeah i like a lot that rock... gigs, but to much money for Portuguese wallet....
Very nice and elegant!
I gotta say you used 2 word that are in my non-like column: Ultimate and Rockler. But I gave ur vid a shot anyway and am glad I did. (Meaning Thumbs up to you!) Ultimate because I find anything with that superlative is, well, NOT and Rockler because they on the very bottom of the cheap list if u get my drift. Good quality stuff most of the time though.
You turned me on to how to make bit drawers - half way thru with 1/2" then finish with 1/4 and add bottom -SMART! Oh and the t-track idea was up there too.
Very nice !!!👍👍👍👍
You make such fun and humorous videos. If I ever made woodworking videos, I would like them to be like yours.
Slt l'ami beau boulot et beau t-shirt c'est trop pour moi lol allez Bonne journée
haha one of my favorites. Merci :)
I am estimating that you would’ve spent close to $1000 or so out of pocket to buy these items from Rockler. Just for building a router cabinet and spending that kind of money seems a little outrageous…even for a professional woodworker. It also seems a little far fetched to have to spend $1000 for all these amazing tools and parts by Rockler, and still having to build it. If I spend around $1000 just for the router cabinet…best believe I ain’t building a damn thing for it spending that kind of money! Lmao great build though, and thanks for sharing!
sorry if this has been asked but I couldn't find it readily...what material is your wing made out of? It looks like MDF as it's being routed but not sure if the top is painted or if there's a thin laminate. Just curious as I'm considering doing something similar. Thanks
Bad ass router table and I really liked the bit holder idea. Great video editing also...
Clearly this build was a labor of love, even if you are a millennia! Do U have enough router bits?, LOL! This old " hippy " appreciates the old school application in most of this build. I didn't see a single pointer hole on this or perhaps U did use some & I simply can't remember... Beautiful build here & thanks for sharing it...
Bill on the Hill,
Vermont... :~)
Very nice work ! I'm impressed and will be watching from now on ! :-) Dennis
Is the plywood veneered with purpleheart?
Aromatic cedar
Excellent video!! Always makes me laugh watching everything you put out!! Keep it up brother!!
I'm still waiting for the first feature length film by Jackman Works. You're the Kubrick of Woodworking videos.
One of these days! Just need to get someone to pay for it... Carolina are you reading this? haha
it really felt like you were looking at me when you were blowing the saw dust, then you coughed and I realized it was just for the video and not me, I feel kind of let down :( cool edit and video as usual.
I thought it was just me :)
Excellant timing, I need this build right now! If I could have hired you in the 80's and 90's as an editor I would have great videos.
Nice upgrade. I'll take the old router lift off your hands🤣, thanks for all the entertainment that you give us.
Man!! I've been wanting to do this to my PCS for about a year. Thanks for sharing. Your content is great and I really like your video style. Keep it up!!
Paul, another goodie. You techno devil you!
Awesome build!
You may be the last wood working RUclipsr that still works out of his garage! I'm rockin' that single bay lifestyle too! Keep it up big cat.
Nice video, and detailing on this. Where did you get your branding iron?
instagram.com/hillview_wm/
Wow Tony does beautiful work thanks for posting!
I think the best part of the video for me was the use of your branding iron. I have one of my logo and never thought of making anything else with it other than branding my work. I could make drawer pulls, keychains or even brand pieces of 1/8" plywood to sell or trade in place of stickers. Awesome build as always.
Yeah man! That thing pops up everywhere, super useful for my drawer pulls, and also in places where people will never see it 😄