Found your channel earlier and just dropped $80 on Harbor Freight online shopping for magnets for my French cleats to organize my tools. Thanks again for these detailed tutorials.
You have accomplished a super practical and efficient design while still maintaining attractiveness of the whole unit. Amazing! Imagination leads to resourcefulness and you have it in spades. I especially love your router bit storage. I have the same complaint regarding grabbing bits from a drawer or rack by their blades and your idea has solved that issue for me. Thank you.
First off, I think your video builds are awesome! I followed your instructions and made the miter saw dust box and the magnetic dust port adapters and they both work really well! My next build will be your table saw under wing storage cabinet. However, in this video at 15:13 you mention that you would link the 3d printing plans for the router inserts with cut outs to increase air flow on your website. I have the JessEm lift like yours. But I am unable to find it. Do you have it someplace else? Keep up the great videos! Thanks.
Thank you so much for the support, greatly appreciated! Glad you are liking the magnet dust posts and miter saw box! I will throw the router inserts up over the next week or so. I think they could still use some fine tuning which is why I didn’t put them up sooner. Downside is if the board is running over any part of the insert that is open, the suction actually makes the piece harder to slide across the router table because the suction is so strong. If it isn’t over one of the holes, it does collect dust better, so a bit of a trade off that I still think it worth it in most scenarios, but not all.
You, sir are one heck of a craftsman. Is this what you do for a living, or are you an extremely talented hobbyist? I've watched most of your videos and will (without a doubt) be referencing them non stop as my shop comes together. Thanks for sharing such detailed explanations and detail. Awesome, awesome work. Hope to see more videos on your channel soon.
Should have one coming out in never few weeks, most of it is recorded just need to put it all together! This is just a side hobby taken away too far! 😂. I love it though and am excited to get back out in the shop soon.
Thanks for this! I just bought a secondhand 36” PCS and it came with the overarm dust collection. Thought that was a nice bonus until I realized it conflicted with the SawStop router extension that my boss is gifting me. So I’m in exactly the same spot as you were. Taking a look at your plans page and don’t see this design? Can I purchase?
I’m way behind on getting plans out. This is one off three I need to make and get uploaded. Should have a new video going live in the next few days and then onto the plans, sorry about that.
Awesome, you just gave me another idea what I need under my router table. I have the exact router table from Sawstop for a while now installed on the same side as yours since that side is always accessible. Except mine is a delta table saw which is the perfect size but needed to drill holes to integrate it. I didn’t want to spend money on the fence so I removed the flimsy metal extension wing and I butted the router table against the table saw so I can still use my delta biesemeyer style fence. Thank you
Just a quick question…how did you secure the jessem router to the saw stop router table? I see in the video you didn’t use the 4 corners with the provided bolt
Incredible build. The humor was pleasantly delivered as unexpected. Human afterall. Keep on doing everything because it just keeps getting better. Also great idea on the venting in the router inserts.
Brilliant idea using magnets to store the jigsaw blades! I hadn't even thought about how I was going to store those yet. Also, going to use your idea for the magnetic dust collection ports in the near future. Keep the ideas coming :)
You just earned another subscriber! 👍🏻 Great ideas and great videos. Inspired me to solve a question I’ve had around my tablesaw/router table setup. Thanks again!! 😃👍🏻
Awesome designing and build. I have a request. At some point, can you do a video or short, that demonstrates how you lift, move, lower and use the mobility of your table, with the mobility of the two cabinets? Essentially, can you film moving the thing... Sorry to write to much. Thank you.
At some point I would love to throw a stepper motor on there. Is it necessary? Nope! Will it be awesome and will I learn a ton along the way? Yup! Which is why I will likely try it haha
Hi, fab workmanship. In your video at 7;30 minute mark you used a dewalt tool not mentioned in the tools you used.~you were cutting out section for the dust collection system . It appears to be a mini Plunge saw. Is that correct?
Unfortunately Dewalt Australia does not import that tool here. Ozito have a smaller 89mm diameter bladed low power tool on a poor quality/fitting track system
hello I would like to have information on the steel table of your router because I have been looking for this for a long time where did you buy it or have it made and what site I am French and we can't find that here and I love looking at your way for working well done Kind regards Mr Fournieryohann
It is the 27” x 16” sawstop cast iron router table. Not the 32” x 24”, that is the stand alone unit. You can buy them from many places, think I got mine from Oak Tree Supply.
Are there machine screw holes under there to attach the box? I assume the StopStop metal box has flaps/flanges and screws hold it up. You just used those and made little brackets or blocks on the top edges of the dust box? Looks great. Love including the reasoning and problem solving in the video. Engineering things with form and function is a big part of why woodworking is so fun.
Yes they do. I somehow didn’t record me attaching that. That said I made the box a little too wide so I had to rig it up with eye bolts (don’t ask, it’s what I had on hand haha). But there are machine screws that you should be able to attach from the underside of the tabletop really easy if you measure correctly lol.
@@RingsWorkshop Thanks. I guessed that might have been the spot! Never would have thought about attaching one to a cleat. So simple and yet so damn perfect!
Really love all the though and decision making that goes into your shop and projects. I do have one question. Do you have information or video on the making of your mitre station. I would be real interested to see what thought you put into it and what you would consider changing. Btw. What is the overall length of your station. Thanks for all the incredible content
First off, thank you so much!! I didn’t make a video on it, unfortunately I built it before I started recording builds. It is just a hair over 8ft, want to say 97 1/2”. I do have detailed plans for sale on my website, though.
No you’re probably not hahaha. There’s a little play in them but I put a board inside at the top so it doesn’t rests on that vs all the weight on the slides. Good call out. Thanks for the criticism and kind words!
One more thing to store, extra step of opening drawer then opening case, more likely to leave it laying around on a table top somewhere and I would still be pulling at the blade of the bit to remove it from case.
The magnet bar is a great idea for the bits, I have three of them still in the package. I would have liked to see the cabinet going in and out after it was completed, does it remove fairly easily?
Omg just when i thought the router bit organization was perfection with the wall cleat magnet strip, now you did THIS. Jeez.
Haha always evolving.
Found your channel earlier and just dropped $80 on Harbor Freight online shopping for magnets for my French cleats to organize my tools. Thanks again for these detailed tutorials.
Glad you are enjoying them!
Very neat from the solutions to the hidden caster, I love the magnet idea over the traditional way to store bits… very nice router table
Thanks! Appreciate the kind words!
You have accomplished a super practical and efficient design while still maintaining attractiveness of the whole unit. Amazing! Imagination leads to resourcefulness and you have it in spades. I especially love your router bit storage. I have the same complaint regarding grabbing bits from a drawer or rack by their blades and your idea has solved that issue for me. Thank you.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
How do people explain things with such little words? This dude shows a lot and talks a little, but you still understand what is happening.
Hahaha I appreciate that
Jeesh. The amount of creativity combined with pure skill represented here…. staggering. I am extremely impressed!
Thanks!
Appreciate your technical thoughtfulness to your projects. 🤘
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed them.
First off, I think your video builds are awesome! I followed your instructions and made the miter saw dust box and the magnetic dust port adapters and they both work really well! My next build will be your table saw under wing storage cabinet. However, in this video at 15:13 you mention that you would link the 3d printing plans for the router inserts with cut outs to increase air flow on your website. I have the JessEm lift like yours. But I am unable to find it. Do you have it someplace else? Keep up the great videos! Thanks.
Thank you so much for the support, greatly appreciated! Glad you are liking the magnet dust posts and miter saw box! I will throw the router inserts up over the next week or so. I think they could still use some fine tuning which is why I didn’t put them up sooner. Downside is if the board is running over any part of the insert that is open, the suction actually makes the piece harder to slide across the router table because the suction is so strong. If it isn’t over one of the holes, it does collect dust better, so a bit of a trade off that I still think it worth it in most scenarios, but not all.
You, sir are one heck of a craftsman. Is this what you do for a living, or are you an extremely talented hobbyist? I've watched most of your videos and will (without a doubt) be referencing them non stop as my shop comes together. Thanks for sharing such detailed explanations and detail. Awesome, awesome work. Hope to see more videos on your channel soon.
Should have one coming out in never few weeks, most of it is recorded just need to put it all together! This is just a side hobby taken away too far! 😂. I love it though and am excited to get back out in the shop soon.
love the new intro with the saw teeth
Thanks! First one to comment on that, appreciate it. I was way too excited about the spinning saw teeth hahaha.
I enjoy your channel very much. I hope to see more videos produced. Thank you.
Appreciate it! I plan to make some more, have one pretty close to done but have been super busy lately and just need to slow down and finish it up.
I like how you had fun with your video editing. Nice work!
Haha thank you! Trying new things here and there. Glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks for this! I just bought a secondhand 36” PCS and it came with the overarm dust collection. Thought that was a nice bonus until I realized it conflicted with the SawStop router extension that my boss is gifting me.
So I’m in exactly the same spot as you were.
Taking a look at your plans page and don’t see this design? Can I purchase?
I’m way behind on getting plans out. This is one off three I need to make and get uploaded. Should have a new video going live in the next few days and then onto the plans, sorry about that.
Excellent build as always. I appreciate the ingenuity and quality you put into your projects.
Thanks! I appreciate that!
Awesome, you just gave me another idea what I need under my router table. I have the exact router table from Sawstop for a while now installed on the same side as yours since that side is always accessible. Except mine is a delta table saw which is the perfect size but needed to drill holes to integrate it. I didn’t want to spend money on the fence so I removed the flimsy metal extension wing and I butted the router table against the table saw so I can still use my delta biesemeyer style fence. Thank you
That’s awesome! Let me know if it works out for you!
Just a quick question…how did you secure the jessem router to the saw stop router table? I see in the video you didn’t use the 4 corners with the provided bolt
Great solution to your issue! I also like what you have done with the bit storage.
Thanks! Made it a lot easier to swap bits quickly for me.
Incredible build. The humor was pleasantly delivered as unexpected. Human afterall. Keep on doing everything because it just keeps getting better. Also great idea on the venting in the router inserts.
Thank you! Always appreciate your feedback!
Dude you do really good work. Looking forward to what’s next
Thank you! Greatly appreciated!
Great job.I like your idea here,especially about moving the new unit to access the saw motor door.
Thanks! Worked out well on the log run.
Brilliant idea using magnets to store the jigsaw blades! I hadn't even thought about how I was going to store those yet. Also, going to use your idea for the magnetic dust collection ports in the near future. Keep the ideas coming :)
Thank you! I’m a huge fan of magnets. That may change if I start working with metal more, but for now I store anything I can with them.
Not only blades but routers bits on a magnetic metal strip
Nice! Definitely following the right channel for shop goal inspiration.
Thanks! Appreciate that!
Good looking result! Well done.
Thank you!
Great build I noticed you haven’t dropped for awhile will you be making anymore content thanks for sharing
Yes have something in the works currently but may be another month or so before it drops.
You just earned another subscriber! 👍🏻 Great ideas and great videos. Inspired me to solve a question I’ve had around my tablesaw/router table setup. Thanks again!! 😃👍🏻
That’s awesome! Glad you enjoyed it and thank you!
Awesome designing and build. I have a request. At some point, can you do a video or short, that demonstrates how you lift, move, lower and use the mobility of your table, with the mobility of the two cabinets? Essentially, can you film moving the thing... Sorry to write to much. Thank you.
I can do that at some point yes! I’ll try to work it into the next video.
love your channel/ all the magnets. looking forward to trying out your 3D prints.
Thank you!
Looks super sleek 👌
Thank you!
Thank you great job I might use this
Thanks! Let me know how it turns out!
Very good video
Thanks!
What a good idea and great work, are you going to make a
Digital up and down switch for it. I've seen some that look
Realey good.
At some point I would love to throw a stepper motor on there. Is it necessary? Nope! Will it be awesome and will I learn a ton along the way? Yup! Which is why I will likely try it haha
Hi, fab workmanship. In your video at 7;30 minute mark you used a dewalt tool not mentioned in the tools you used.~you were cutting out section for the dust collection system . It appears to be a mini Plunge saw. Is that correct?
Good call! It’s the 4 1/2” dealt cordless circular saw.
Unfortunately Dewalt Australia does not import that tool here. Ozito have a smaller 89mm diameter bladed low power tool on a poor quality/fitting track system
@@rosswines I just liked the portability of it and ability to get into tighter spots than a normal sized circular saw
hello I would like to have information on the steel table of your router because I have been looking for this for a long time where did you buy it or have it made and what site I am French and we can't find that here and I love looking at your way for working well done Kind regards Mr Fournieryohann
It is the 27” x 16” sawstop cast iron router table. Not the 32” x 24”, that is the stand alone unit. You can buy them from many places, think I got mine from Oak Tree Supply.
Awesome job. Amazing
Thank you!
Are there machine screw holes under there to attach the box? I assume the StopStop metal box has flaps/flanges and screws hold it up. You just used those and made little brackets or blocks on the top edges of the dust box? Looks great. Love including the reasoning and problem solving in the video. Engineering things with form and function is a big part of why woodworking is so fun.
Yes they do. I somehow didn’t record me attaching that. That said I made the box a little too wide so I had to rig it up with eye bolts (don’t ask, it’s what I had on hand haha). But there are machine screws that you should be able to attach from the underside of the tabletop really easy if you measure correctly lol.
@@RingsWorkshop Nothing a few dozen washers can’t fix. :)
@@FearsomeWarrior hahaha so true.
I'm sold on the magnet bars. Where did you get yours? Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks! I got mine at Harbor Freight.
@@RingsWorkshop Thanks. I guessed that might have been the spot! Never would have thought about attaching one to a cleat. So simple and yet so damn perfect!
@@owenparker6651 I love them being setup like that, never realized I would use them as much as I do haha.
Great looking build and I love the inserts Are you using PLA for your 3D prints?
Thanks! For a lot of them ya I just use PLA, just use more infill if i do, sometimes PLA+, some PETG.
Really love all the though and decision making that goes into your shop and projects. I do have one question. Do you have information or video on the making of your mitre station. I would be real interested to see what thought you put into it and what you would consider changing. Btw. What is the overall length of your station. Thanks for all the incredible content
First off, thank you so much!! I didn’t make a video on it, unfortunately I built it before I started recording builds. It is just a hair over 8ft, want to say 97 1/2”. I do have detailed plans for sale on my website, though.
@@RingsWorkshop I will check out the plans. If you put as much info and thought into your plans I am sure they will be top notch
You can never have too many magnets!
Say it louder for the people in the back!!!
Constructive criticism, not sure if you're supposed to use drawer slides on the top and bottom?
Badass build BTW.
No you’re probably not hahaha. There’s a little play in them but I put a board inside at the top so it doesn’t rests on that vs all the weight on the slides. Good call out. Thanks for the criticism and kind words!
Briljant 👍👍
Thank you!!
Why did you just use the router bit box they came with ?
One more thing to store, extra step of opening drawer then opening case, more likely to leave it laying around on a table top somewhere and I would still be pulling at the blade of the bit to remove it from case.
lol had me laughing about the motor --
Hahaha. I can laugh about it now. Wish I would have captured my expression the moment I realized what I’d done…
In about the middle of the video somewhere I saw something out of place... 🤣
Now I’m curious what you’re referencing haha
The magnet bar is a great idea for the bits, I have three of them still in the package. I would have liked to see the cabinet going in and out after it was completed, does it remove fairly easily?
Yes it does. Once the saw is lifted up the cabinet will pull straight out.