Router table build part 2. Mobile table with dust collection and storage to improve organization
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2023
- Part 2 of my mobile router table build. In this video I will build the fence system, install the dust collection and all the drawaers. The table will feature a Jessem Rout-R-Lift ll, it will fit under the right extension wing of my table saw, have plenty of storage space, an adjustable fence with dust collection, and have a built in cross cut sled. This will be a great addition to my shop and will allow me to do much safer template routing in the future due to the large work surface. The addition of a miter track and t-track will allow the use of feather boards and stop blocks for more work piece control as well.
@Jer_Schmidt Thank you for the sled/drawer idea! Your modular cabinet video was awesome!
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Table saw sled drawer! Genius! 🤯
Dude how on earth did you get those drawer slides in 😂. The table is awesome ! So is your shop. Very impressive young grasshopper !
Yaaa……. That wasn’t fun. Haha. May have involved some swearing. Thanks for watching!
OMG, THE CROSSCUT SLED/DRAWER IS SICK! VERY SNEAKY INDEED!
They say to copy someone is the greatest compliment. I stole the idea for my build but made it vertical. Great idea!
When you said "don't do it" at miter saw, I was thinking that you would make a erroneous cut; only when you said "you're about to loose your fingers" I realised the risk related. Thanks for pointed it.
Great content
Such a beautiful build! You do really nice work. Love it. 😍
Thank you so much!
Ran across your build...trying to decide if I want to build a stand-alone router table or incorporate it into my outfeed table that I am currently building...still undecided...but what I did decide was hitting that subscribe button because I discovered a new channel that I like and appreciate your work...GREAT JOB on the table!!!
Thank you! Hope you have a great day!
Your videos are truly inspiring.
What a lovely shop!
Keep up the amazing work, man.
Nice job. Looks like it'll last a lifetime. You did good by being meticulous about making sure the fence is square and ensuring you have good dust collection. I saw Jer's video on his modular shop cabinet system, it's amazing. Looking forward to more of your videos, keep it up.
Thanks for watching! Jer is an amazing craftsman. He’s attention to detail is incredible. I’ve always enjoyed his videos. Not sure if he came up with that drawer/sled idea or not but that’s where I saw it so credit goes to him there. Hope you have a great day!
I agree. I really like the design for the fence squaring vs t-tracks in the table top. I haven’t seen this in any other videos. Great channel.
You are a talented designer and woodworker, I'm impressed!
You are too kind. Thanks for watching!
Great build, loved the video!
Thanks for watching!! Hope you have a great day!!
@@squareandlevel As I am currently moving from my shop to a new one this router table build will more than likely be my first project. Great job.
Awesome shop build - best on the internet. Thanks for sharing it!
Turned out amazing great job keep up the great work
Thank you!
Thank you for a very clear and watchable video. I enjoyed watching it very much.
Using sheet metal screws to hold plastic to wood .... I am sure there is some form of paradox there... nice build
Great work, turned out beautiful!
that turned out great! very nice build.
This is an awesome design with great execution! When I get around to building a router table, this is the one I will be making!
Thank you very much. Thanks for watching! Hope you have an amazing day!
Great project. Turned out amazing.
Thanks a bunch! Hope you have a great day!
Great finished product. Really like that fence build.
Thank you very much!
Brilliant idea to store the cross cut sled at the bottom as a false drawer!! Hope you don’t mind but I’ll be stealing that idea.
Such a good idea with the sled drawer. Thanks!
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching, hope you have a great day!
Nice job, looks great.😮
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice build!!! I was considering mounting mine in the extension table but I’m really like the under saw setup you made alot
I couldn’t get myself to cut a hole in my new saw. Figured this was a good next option. Thanks for watching. Hope you have a great night.
Well done
Great content! Love the explanation on every step, material(s) used, and the whys, hows, etc. Also love how actually bring up when things don't go 100% right the first time, mistakes are crucial learning points, overall excellent work! Thank you
Thank you for the positive feedback. Much appreciated. Thanks for watching and I hope you have a great day!
Part 1 was brilliant to watch u make the frame and casing up for this really sweet router table. MDF is lethal. I ended up with Conjunctivitis from working with that stuff. The dust from that and Plywood is way too fine from table saws and routers.
I gotta say I would love to own one of those beautiful HARVEY TABLE SAWS. Is it true that HARVEY created the Saw Stop mechanism for stopping the blade from cutting ur hands or fingers off? They build some really nice machines, accessories, etc.
I would spend my money on one of those saws when I have the money but to get one in IRELAND is very hard. I need to buy one from one of their affiliates in Holland or somewhere like that.
This isn't about table saws I know but I love those saws. U get more for ur money with HARVEY too I believe. It's crazy how much cheaper they are than the other big name brands.
This router table is stunning bro. Keep up the brilliant content/. I got some nice ideas from this one. Thanks very much my friend..
Thank you for watching and the kind words. After having my saw for about 2 months now I can say I’m impressed with its build quality. I’ve never owned or used a competitors high end saw so I don’t have a frame of reference but I bet they would go toe to toe. I had a small issue with the fence when unboxing the new saw and the customer service was great. New part was at my door in 4 days. Bummer it’s hard to get in your location, I imagine the shipping cost would really affect the price savings. Thanks again and I hope you have a great day!!
@@squareandlevel Yeah it is the price of shipping. THANKS FOR THE REPLY MAN. Appreciate it very much. Take care. I will be watching more videos..
Genius to have bottom ‘drawer’ be your sled. (Jer is likewise a genius.) Where do you store your router table fence when your table is under TS wing? Thanks for making and sharing your videos.
Fence is going to be mounted on the post that’s always been the bane of my shop layout. It’s right next to the where the table is. Make the best of the space I have. Thanks for watching!!
@@squareandlevel Thanks. Please do a shop tour video and become an Amazon affiliate (you’ll benefit as will your viewers from knowing what tools, etc, you’ve used on each product.) BTW, do you have the link or description for the small parts organizers you have in the top drawer in the left side of your miter station? Thanks, again. I’ve now watched all of your videos, which are improving rapidly. You should be proud. I think your channel will continue growing rapidly (especially if you start doing plans, although I imagine it’s a pain to do plans if you didn’t make them before the project.)
I just noticed that the miter sled grooves in your assembly table are black inside to match the top of the table. I love this improvement and I’ve never seen anyone else do this. Did you use paint or what? Thanks.
Thanks for all the comments and kind words. I really appreciate it. Going to wait till the shop is finished to do a tour. 3/4 way done. I briefly looked into the Amazon affiliate program and got pulled away. Definitely need to look more into it. I just taped off the laminate and sprayed the miter grooves with flat spray paint on the out feed table. Link for containers-
Garage Organizers and Storage
a.co/d/9rRogZE
Hope that works. CZcams has been modifying how links can be used.
Thanks again!!
@@squareandlevel Thank you very much for taking the time to answer my questions and provide the link. I await your next video. 🙂