DON'T buy a router table - DO this instead!
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Is this the best router table out there? Im not sure - but I gave it a try making it.
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Tools I Used in this video:
Creality K1 Max: shrsl.com/4ft5y
Router Lift + accessories - www.sautershop...
Fence: www.banggood.c...
Feather board: www.banggood.c...
Feed roller: www.banggood.c...
Carbide Flush Trim Bit: www.banggood.c...
Nano Flush Trim Bit: www.banggood.c...
Hinge Drill Jig: www.banggood.c...
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NVR Switch 220V - geni.us/VQcnAF
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I like your vibe. Thank you for not doing the faked smiles,, shocked pikachu faces, obnoxious thumbnails. It's so overdone, woodworking youtube is becoming insufferable and overly commercialized. You bring together the best qualities of some of the best woodworking youtubers out there, and in a distinctly Scandinavian way. Don't change. Lean into it! Can't wait to see how your channel grows, the most you stay true to yourself.
Your channel is growing in the direction of furniture design skills of Four Eyes Furniture, the CNC/Laser/3D Printing skills of Frank Howarth, clean high res photography and minimal emotion of Pedulla Studio. Keep it up! Also, you have a bunch of nice stuff. Don't be afraid to show off the tools you like, it doesn't all have to be Festool. And everything doesn't always have to be new either, don't feel pressured to take sponsorships or free tools from Banggood/Aliexpress/Taobao. We're watching for YOU - your skill, your talent, your ideas. We don't care what brand of tool it is, or how much you paid (or didn't), and we def don't give a crap about sponsorships (most of us skip them w/ Sponsor Block browser extension, anyway).
Cheers!
Wow! This was truly heart warming and encouraging to read. Thank you for taking the time and effort - it really made my day. 🙏👊
Said it better than me. Love your channel. And when you do smile, it’s genuine and not for the camera!
Totally agree! Keep up the good work
That phrase about not smiling or not feeling much at all really struck home. I've been growing more and more into my carpentry skills, and even when I put up my new home-made kitchen cabinets I just looked at it all and felt... nothing. My wife loved them, but there was some part of me that just wasn't happy with it. I don't know where this comes from, but a part of me craves the perfection I will never obtain.
If the smile from your wife made you smile, you're probably good ;-)
Bro same for me. I just got font putting together the first couple doors for my kitchen. I made all the cabinets as well, and I was looking at the doors and hated them. I was so unhappy in the final product and wished I did them differently. Wife looked at them with the biggest smile and said they look amazing and she's so proud of me. But I still sat there disappointed in myself. I know I can do better, and with as many doors as I have to make I'll keep improving with each door and maybe by the final ones I might be ok with them.
I have the same issue, but I've noticed that when I see something I did well again months or years later, I get more satisfaction from it than I did when I first finished it. I think that during a project, we become so focused on minute details that it is almost impossible to be really pleased with it. But much later, we see it in a way that is more similar to the way others see it. Once the peccadilloes are no longer fresh in our minds, ability to derive satisfaction from the fruit of our efforts increases.
You should never have apologize for who you are! Part of the reason I subscribe to this channel is because you DON'T get overly emotional about what you are doing. I find it professional and very comforting.
Keep on doing what you are doing man.
Thanks a lot! Will do
Everything you do is lightyears beyond my abilities. Perhaps this is why I am a subscriber. Simply astonishing.😳
Thank you! 🙏🙏🙏
I like the height! I also like having tools, especially large “stationary” tools, on casters. Every time I have thought casters were unnecessary, I came to regret that decision.
The not smiling, etc - is probably due to living so far north.😉
Then again, I met my wife of almost 50 years in Alaska! Best thing that ever happened to me!
Stay safe!
Beautiful router table build and accessories. Love the fact that you're just being you. Why pretend to be something your not or feel something your don't.
Awesome build again and I look forward to seeing your future shop build.
thanks! Next vid will be a shop build related - although mostly demo work.
Is there such a thing as too perfect.Congradulations,I believe you've made the best looking and most functional router table I've ever seen. Great job!
Thanks, it was the most beautiful router table that I saw, very beautiful design, beautiful details, and good use of new technologies, new materials and products.
It is an excellent, elegant router table, and looks quite efficient to use.
I am surprised how much enjoyment I had in watching this, as I will never build such a table or spend that kind of money. It's just good to know that you built it and that it exists in the world.
Thank you very much!
A man with perfection never smiles on his own stuff, just nod a bit and say "This will do I guess, buuuut... could've done this and this better". But when you see someone elses work you smile and enjoy it in some other way, but also if your wife gets happy from the stuff you make and she puts a smile on your face, I'd say that is a win win, because you still enjoy creation.
I bought a sheet of this stuff under the name of Valchromat for my mft top. I love it. It's 19mm, instead of 18mm, though, and a has a higher density (heavier) than regular mdf. And I like the fact that you point out that you prefer to be you- I totally understand and agree. Really nice build there. Just a shame that stuff is so expensive.
She’s a beauty I love the router table. You don’t have to smile at the end but you should be so proud of what you have created ❤ oh and PS thanks for the shout out ❤
Thanks Steve! I agree with you!
I like how you designed the side openings to be able to fit your Festool driver for assembly! Awesome work, the opening shots are spectacular!
Hey man, I never comment on a video but you designed a really great router table with a lot of thought behind it. I think we all appreciate it very much if you just show who you really are. As others have put it way better than me: Why show a facade when you just can show your real side?
Keep up the great work man!
Thanks a lot! Your'e absolutely right. It's one of the oldest advice - just be your self - yet it's so hard sometimes 😂
I actually like the laid back, not overly happy style you have. Thanks for the nice video.
Dennis from hooked on wood approves of the black mdf
I bet he does
Super stoked to find cutlist optimizer (cutlist evolution)
I feel side casters or normal casters should always be the way to go, if you have normal casters you will need to clean under the thing which have them, but you can move it out of the way, side casters because you can move the thing if you need to while also not needing to clean under the thing but they can get in the way if the space is really tight.
Good thoughts! Will take that with me
Blum undermount drawer slides are amazing though, products and instructions I got the tip open option as well
« Have you seen the price of those? » Blum’s comment near a stack of Festool containers… 🤣🤣🤣
haha yeah that's a good argument! 😂
Thanks. I learned some interesting tips. One thought: I like to place the switch so it can be reached with my thigh in case I need to turn the router off and keep hold of the work piece.
very nice design and build. Given your height the finished table does not appear too tall. It is often nice to have work pieces and the tool raised some to result in better hand control and improved vision. ❤
Grymt bygge! Jäkligt snyggt med den svarta Mdf:n! Måste sno bit förvaringen! Smidigt!
Grym video!
Tack!! :)
The black mdf is 🔥
It's a Mona Lisa of the router tables ;)
Great job!
True facts about project feelings, Relatable
Good job! I was laughing about your experience with the undermount slides - I can honestly say that I had the exact same WTF moments as you.
Love the honesty to this video. 👍🏻 I’m planning to remake my router table at some point. So I’m seeing lots of good design features I could use. But yet again I feel I need to buy a 3d printer before I can do justice to my router table plan. 😜
You need to get that 3d printer :)
@@TheSwedishMaker but I want a p1s 😜
table looks great, be nice to see a tutorial on mounting those drawer slides in future, 13 bucks sounds a lot more sane than the blum prices, i have the same fence from banggood, i like it, cheers
If you want to hide the wonky drawer face maybe simply add weight to the back of the drawer? You could also add edge trim to the side of the cabinet that extends just beyond the drawer fronts.
Dude, awesome video and router table!
thanks Jesper! Im heading to watch your video now!
I have to agree with you the plan is always Grandeur then the results! Great observation
Tilt function is very nice to have. Great result.
thanks!
Your attention to details is really amazing. Slick table. I wish I had the shaper origin too 😅😇
Du hade kunnat montera hjulen på utsidan på sidorna och haft någon hävarmsmekanism för att trycka ner dem i golvet när di behöver flytta bordet. Fördel med den lösningen är att det står mycket stadigare och den extra höjden försvinner samt att man kan använda ganska billiga hjul utan att det blir problem med stabilitet när man använder.
Really cool , I want one like that ! , but the cost évaluation isn’t good for professional use. You should count the work hour around 50 to 70e per hour . It might increase significantly the cost ! Anyway loving router table !
I love your honesty, and I really think forced smiles can sometimes come across as insincere if over or under done (by anyone).
But then in this line of work, I suppose there is an element of performance needed to engage the viewer?
I love it when makers show the mistakes made alonge the way, because it's honest, human and actually very usfuluseful for viewers. But I also really appreciate the time and effort put into the production value of the content, which is another form of art, much like acting, just with a different set of tools?
But if you are not happy about some part of the end result, or have ideas of how it could have been better (even though it's too late now), please do always share those thoughts.
When you said "here's a bit of me not acting", I thought, "oh shit, here we go. This is going to be weird, or sad or something". But then you just said some normal shit like a totally normal human being, and it was... normal 🙂
I enjoyed this video very much, so you must be doing something right. You do you, man.
You are not only a maker, but also an educator, entertainer, performer, an inspiration to many and a business man, so I suppose there is a difficult line between being your true self, and what you present to the camera, while being all those things at once.
That does not sound easy at all, but here you are, killing it 👍🏻
Very often, I do not give myself enough credit or praise for the things I have achived (which is far less than you have achieved tbh), so I think a lot of this "advice" should also be aimed towards myself lol.
I hope maybe you can find more joy from your creations in the future, you deserve it.
I really enjoy your channel. It's one of my faves. I love your honesty. You do in fact have a lot to smile about though. You have made some really cool stuff and your skills with CAD and 3D printing are a great compliment. I use 3D printing throughout my shop (although, I have not learned CAD yet) and just recently started a series showcasing how I use it. Your channel gives me more inspiration! (also, I've been following you under my other account name since just about the beginning.)
thanks a lot! I´ll make sure to see your series - sounds interesting
I can't believe you went from the same crappy table that I've been trying to use to that glorious router table. I doubt I'm competent enough to make it, but have enjoyed the video. 🖖
An awesome router table, be very proud of that!
Beautiful build and amazingly good video. I love what you do and I get everything you went through here.
There is one thing that I can't agree with and that is where you put the switch. Safety should always come before everything else. I know it's hard when you're really deep into a project to try to pull that extra bit of give a shit, but I think Safety corners should never be rounded or cut. 😅
Thank you! I agree with the safety. I might move it one day, but I actually feel like I can reach the new location as good as the old one. But If I notice it's turning into a safety risk - I´ll definitely move it.
Nice project, I am impressed. You’ve given me the inspiration to change my old router table ( which is exactly the same as your old one ) into something more user-friendly for me. Like you, I won’t smile when I finish my projects, I feel a degree of satisfaction for a bit, then I look it over to see what I could have done better, and move on to the next project. I admit I did smile a bit when you said `pick and choose’ because to my ear, it sounded like you said `Pikachus’. Small things, small minds I guess. Keep up the good work.
Oh that old one was a tough one to use :) I'm glad I'm not alone feeling the same way. Haha that's also a Pokemon isn't it?
Absolutely beautiful work, smiling is overrated and as you said it's only worth smiling when you are truly happy, I find people who smile all the time are false. Be your true self that's what makes us all different and different is good.
Appreciate it!
Love this table, and the way you approach everything! Don't change, Pierre!
Stupid question maybe, but how do you get ChatGPT to generate an icon?
Bara för man inte alltid ler, betyder det inte att man inte är glad.
Thanks for the inspiring videos. I live by the philosophy that if you can make it your self, then why spend a bunch of money for someone else to do it for you. It 's also a fun process then that's a bonus. Im in the planning phase of a movable mitter/router-station for my workshop so this was super inspiring. Thanks you. ! And keep up the good work.
Very nice! I decided on a saw table extension. I had to make a filler to make up for the difference between the original table and extension.
I'm wondering why you didn't use your Origin to cut the foam? It works very well, assuming your foam isn't too soft. The Shaper frame works very well for tracing tools and create the .svg file.
It turned out great , love the look of it 👏👍👍
Thanks buddy!
Another amazing build. You dont need to smile, all you need to do is transfer some of your skills to me by telepathy. Thanks again.
AWESOME! The most beautiful router table I have EVER seen! I would happily display it in my living room - let alone my workshop! Beautiful aesthetics! Congratulations! All the best, Rob in Switzerland
Damn , awesome bit of kit
Who would just innately think it's appropriate to measure drawers from the inside, when you're building them to fit into a specifically sized rectangle in a cabinet? Those are some wacky instructions, so good job getting it all figured out in the end.
This looks soo nice, smiles or not!
The lighting and the gorgeous and organized router table almost made this video indecent to watch. almost nsfw 😅😅
Can you walk us through your workflow for designing that custom fit marble look tool tray to hold the router bit changing hardware? It looks fantastic! Great video BTW, amazing work!
Thanks! I might do a video for that
You could use outboard wheels and feet that could lower the table?
How are you liking the router fence? If you had to pay, what would you have gotten instead?
If it means anything, it made me smile
that does mean something :)
I would think that the higher the table the more control you would have over a lower one. That's my thinking.
Great job! Where did you get the clips for holding the hoses on please?
Absolutely amazing job your videos are getting better and better with each one love your humor and you have become such an amazing 3D Printer artist you have made so many cool and amazing things I just need a 3D Printer and to learn how to use it lol . Thanks for sharing
Thanks! I really appreciate it. You wont regret it - they're awesome :)
I have seen people use black mdf before and it looks soo good. However, I am in the US and cant find it anywhere locally, plus if I look online it STUPID expensive for just a sheet
Yeah Ive heard its hard to get a hold of over there
Very nice work and original features. Have to smile when you talk about being mediocre, you’re well beyond that. But I know, always striving for being better, next time. 😅
Throw in witty dry humour - and we get to smile and laugh while learning and getting inspiration. Far from mediocre! 🤘
Really nice project and video 😊
Hey, love the channel! Wondering where you buy the black mdf. (Swede)
What is your watch? looks good
You are a tall guy, so am i, 2mtr 2 cm, and we need hight and space. And a helmet in somone else his/hers woodshop.
We take big steps, we have big hands and i don't like to bend over on my workspaces.
Anyway, hope the family and horses are fine and a very fine build. Realy neatly done with black mdf!! Looks great.
And ofcourse you don't have to act happy when a build is done. Be like us, were content, looks good, but next time i'll change that-look is just fine. Thank you again for youre video,ideas and links.
Hey! Thanks a lot! Us tall people have to stick together :)
Just keep being you! So much better than all these phonies i believe alit of people are pretty much the same as you i know i am maybe its a swedish thing beautiful router table!!!
I’ve noticed woodworker spend all their time building jigs so that they can make things.
Fejkad glädje är inte glädje så klart. Men livet är ingen tragedi, så kanske en justering av perspektiv är på sin plats? För ska man inte va gla?
Klart man ska vara glad. Jag är glad :) Det syns bara inte så mycket
Good to see a Swedish carpenter using a Finnish folding ruler, ha ha
K-rauta is getting big here :)
Thank You for you work. It was great. What was the pad you use to apply the finish ?
Beautiful! Are you going to offer these for sale? Because that is the only way I would get one, lol. :)
Beautiful utilitarian design. What is the Mdf for I am sorry I did not catch the name in video.
Could You share the cutlist program link here in comments? 🤔
LOve the attention to detail
Awesome table!
That is really beautiful. Grattis.
Tack!
That is an amazing router table
Looks ace, top work 👏
thanks mate! 😃
Wow! Impressive!
Nice video Pierre! Felt like watching the birth of a child after hearing about this thing for the last 9 months on the podcast. 😂
Where did you get the black mdf? I want to see if I can find it in Norway but can’t find Forrest Colour at all. Got a link?
Its called Forescolor or the other brand is Valchromat. I bought mine at ceos.se
Very nice work my friend,
Hi. Do you mind telling what sander you are using and if it is any good? Best regards Rasmus
I mostly use the Festool ETS EC 150/5 and I love that thing. It's expensive and I haven't used the Mirka Deros which also seems to be a really good sander.
@@TheSwedishMaker Thanks. I might opt for the ETS EC 125 🙂
Sweet!
thanks!
Enhorabuena, gran proyecto.
looks great
¿qué tipo de derivado de madera ha usado?
The nice thing about black MDF is that you get to really easily visualize all of the dust that you get to inhale. Mask anyone?
Great job
You refuse to fake smile and did not pester me to rate comment and subscribe?
ThankYou and I am now Subscribed!
Gucci setup ❤
Even the Mona Lisa is not perfect..
It just matter the passion “
I came here hoping to learn about how to manage without a router table and I'm leaving wanting a really, really fancy router table...
sorry about that 😃
Nice!
smiling is for istangram models. Craftsmen should do good work and occasional bad puns :)
Perfect!
I dont like Krag ill get a Ken pocket hole jig. Hold it my pockets are empty.
OMG that’s awesome! Let’s connect?
There appear to be occasions where you should be wearing a mask, inhaling sawdust and mdf dust is not good
Grymt ju!!!