[Shaper Origin] How to make 7cm deep pocket cuts with your Shaper Origin
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2022
- This is a video showing how you can make very deep (up to 7 cm) pocket cuts with your Shaper Origin, using a long shank bottom cleaning router bit.
To buy these bits, follow this link (these are sold on amazon.de but they offer worldwide shipping):
All 6 bits: amzn.to/3wLqvPj
8 mm diameter: amzn.to/3mpMjee
10 mm diameter: amzn.to/3H03yMI
12 mm diameter: amzn.to/3aFPvjy
16 mm diameter: amzn.to/3xsmG2O
18 mm diameter: amzn.to/3H9Cwmo
20 mm diameter: amzn.to/3aB6YcH
Note: The links for ENT should work, but sometimes it happens that Amazon.de (Germany) might route you to Amazon.com (where the ENT aren't sold). If that happens, go manually to amazon.de and log in with your amazon.com account (that works). Once you are logged into Amazon.de, use the provided links. If that still doesn't work, search for ENT 09010 on Amazon.de. They ship internationally, so you should be able to order.
More about the power tools and materials I use: bit.ly/401tKyv
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Background music:
- First track: Dance The Pain Away, Toxic Hearts, artlist.io/song/69208/dance-t...
- Second track: Enough? Cavern Company, artlist.io/song/83227/enough?
- Third track: Let It Out, Ben Fox, artlist.io/song/81316/let-it-out 
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Top tip. I’ve never thought your videos are “blah blah” but really to the point.
Haha, thank you Len 😁 I am never sure if I speak too much, given everything has to be quick and to the point nowadays 😆
Another great tip and as you say the bits are worth having even if you are less ‘ambitious’ with the depth of pocket. Thanks 👍
Glad you liked it. Yes, exactly, it’s a great bit to achieve the standard depth of your SO 👍🏼😁
Note: A viewer was kind enough to send me the product numbers for each bit separately, so you can also buy single bits. I have added these links to the description.
well I am really glad I came across your channel, keep up the great content.. I just subbed
Thank you so much for your kind feedback and the sub - really appreciate the encouragement 🙏🎉
Nice tips. Thank you.
Most welcome, glad if these are helpful 🎉
Do you have recommendations or links for bits for us Americans? Seems to links to German Amazon.
Love the creativity in how to push boundaries of the tool. Great content.
Hi Ben. Thank you so much for your kind words. Regarding the bits, you can order these on Amazon.de, because the ship internationally. The links for ENT should work, but sometimes it happens that Amazon.de (Germany) might route you to Amazon.com (where the ENT aren't sold). If that happens, go manually to amazon.de and log in with your amazon.com account (that works). Once you are logged into Amazon.de, use the provided links. If that still doesn't work, search for ENT 09010 on Amazon.de. They ship internationally, so you should be able to order. Let me know if you still have problems.
Nice tip my friend! I love the way you push the boundaries and find different ways to use the Shaper. I have to ask, what was the cut quality at level 1. Was there a lot of resistance while you were moving the Shaper? Glad to see you back my friend!
Thanks Henry 😁 I have had a few weeks that were pretty intense at work, so woodworking was slow. I was astonished that even at speed 1 it wasn’t hard to cut, but the bit was also very sharp. This might be different with less sharp bits… talk soon my friend
Great tip. I appreciate the way you look beyond the norm to get the most from Shaper Thank you for the audio upgrade. BTW, just how many y bottles of wine is on your wall? 😀
Most welcome, really glad if this was helpful 🎉 The wines? Hahaha, I actually never countes them, but I guess around 400-500 in my cellar (you only see about half of it on the videos). I need to stop buying and start drinking 🤣
Enjoyed the video….I cannot find the links for the bits that you referenced. How to I find those links?
Hi Timothy. Thank you - glad you found this helpful. You can find the links to the bits in the video description, but I paste them here for your convenience:
All 6 bits: amzn.to/3wLqvPj
8 mm diameter: amzn.to/3mpMjee
10 mm diameter: amzn.to/3H03yMI
12 mm diameter: amzn.to/3aFPvjy
16 mm diameter: amzn.to/3xsmG2O
18 mm diameter: amzn.to/3H9Cwmo
20 mm diameter: amzn.to/3aB6YcH