Watch Greg's full demonstration from Yandles Woodworking Show. Learn how easy it can be to build your own unique wall mounted cabinet using the essential Triton Tools.
I remember enjoying watching the demonstrations at Bunnings years ago. Since they no longer carry Triton stuff it's gone downhill. The only store selling it now doesn't carry the accessories or addons so the whole lot is useless. Buy a router table but no jigsaw mounting kit or finger jointer, the workcentre but no arm extensions etc.
Great video demonstration, could Greg have used the winder handle to adjust the height of the Triton Router? (Instead of bending down and reaching under the table top all the time). Would there be an angle created on the door, when the Router table fence was put on the angle to use the Router as a planner?. (at 1:13:21).
that was an amazing video should be really proud of showing the item off, big mistake with the panel though, must have been a bit of an embarassment about the panel being the wrong way round but brilliant 2 hour video
lol - no, you need to learn English a little better - it says build a wall cabinet using Triton tools - it did not say anything about using non Triton tools or using a plan. He gives all the dimensions for the wood he uses when he is cutting it. He tells you the router size bit he used for the finger joints. If you can't work out how to build this cabinet from that info, then you need to back to playing x-box, and leave the woodworking to the grown ups.
I remember enjoying watching the demonstrations at Bunnings years ago. Since they no longer carry Triton stuff it's gone downhill. The only store selling it now doesn't carry the accessories or addons so the whole lot is useless. Buy a router table but no jigsaw mounting kit or finger jointer, the workcentre but no arm extensions etc.
I have no idea what Greg's paid, but it's not enough. I'd lost limbs in that pace.
Great Demo Greg - Brendan (ex Triton demonstrator) from Sunny South Africa.
Greg, you blew by the info on those handy clamps so quickly I did not get to see where you got them. Can you give more info? They do look handy.
Great video demonstration, could Greg have used the winder handle to adjust the height of the Triton Router? (Instead of bending down and reaching under the table top all the time). Would there be an angle created on the door, when the Router table fence was put on the angle to use the Router as a planner?. (at 1:13:21).
Fest tool
that was an amazing video should be really proud of showing the item off, big mistake with the panel though, must have been a bit of an embarassment about the panel being the wrong way round but brilliant 2 hour video
this video is mistitled as it is all about the Triton tools and very little about the plan or how to do these with other tools
lol - no, you need to learn English a little better - it says build a wall cabinet using Triton tools - it did not say anything about using non Triton tools or using a plan. He gives all the dimensions for the wood he uses when he is cutting it. He tells you the router size bit he used for the finger joints. If you can't work out how to build this cabinet from that info, then you need to back to playing x-box, and leave the woodworking to the grown ups.
You muppet!
Real craftsmen don't use power tools.