Essential Router Skills - Tips, Tricks and Buying Advice

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Today we’re talking about essential router skills. In this video I’ll cover tips, tricks, cutting direction, pattern routing, conventional vs climb cutting, and what routers and bits I recommend to buy. I am always learning so I’d love to hear what tips and tricks you have for routing. Please subscribe, comment and like. Thanks for watching!
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@katzmosestools 6 лет назад

BitsBits is the BEST place to buy router bits: bit.ly/BitsBits USE CODE JKATZMOSES15 for 15% off (P.S. I know I suck at saying collet sizes. What you need to know is the big routers have 1/2 inch collets and the smaller ones have 1/4" collets.)

@john-rosscosta3252 6 лет назад

Katz-Moses Woodworking Shop still waiting for my ultimate router jig lol 😁

@katzmosestools 6 лет назад

hahaha

@wb_finewoodworking 6 лет назад

Katz-Moses Woodworking Shop, this is an outstanding introduction to using a router. You put a lot of information into a short time frame. It’s one I’ll refer back to. I’ve been looking at smaller routers and love my full size Bosch so your recommendation of the Colt sounds good. The next time I can justify the purchase of a smaller router or I see a good sale I’ll have to pick one up.

@katzmosestools 6 лет назад

WB Fine Woodworking it really is amazing! Thanks bud!

@BradsWorkbench 6 лет назад

What brand of router bits do you recommend for an affordable option?

@andyjame5608 Год назад

I just finished building the handrail on my deck ru-vid.comUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z and used this great little router to clean up the top rail before the final sanding and stain. It was light weight but packed lots of power. Either size battery didn't seem to make it top heavy and I'm a 64 yr old women so I really appreciated how easy it was to use...................... CORDLESS only way to go !!

@odw32 4 года назад

Amazing video! One more important tip: If you're a new user, practice every cut a few times on pieces of scrap wood.

@katzmosestools 4 года назад

Agree 100%

@MyBlowncobra 4 года назад

@@katzmosestools what? You mean I cant just load and shoot from the hip....ahhh man there goes tomorrow's entertainment..

@CarAudioInc 2 года назад

lmao practice is for pussies dawg

@sail4life 2 года назад

@@MyBlowncobra Hmm. great idea for a fun video! A battery router based hip-fire board launcher jig...

@CoachTMAC 4 года назад

I know I am an old man, but thanks. The last time I had someone talk woodworking that I could actually understand was 1979. Never too old to learn. 👍👍

@dpmakestuff 6 лет назад

Possibly the best router skill videos I’ve ever seen. Great advice and a totally agree about buying cheap bits first!

@katzmosestools 6 лет назад

Dustin Penner yeah that was a tough lesson to learn. I have about 150 bucks worth of bits I've never touched. Thanks bud!

@EscapeMCP 6 лет назад

Yeah totally +1 on cheap bits to start. It makes you appreciate the good bits when you do blow £30 on them and you understand why they cost that much. I got the Triton router down from your one (MOF001) and it's an awesome bit of kit for the money (especially if you plan to use it in a table and factor in the cost of not having to buy a router lift). For my trim router, I have a Katsu trim router which is a really good Chinese knockoff of the Makita (the one with the metal (not plastic) base) . For £35 ($45) it's a brilliant little router and compatible with all the Makita add-ons. It's far better (cheaper) though just to buy Katsu's own bases for it as they are again much cheaper than the Makita ones (tip for the Makita owners: they also fit the Makita trim router ;) Due to the extremely cheap cost of the Katsu, you can have a couple of them dedicated to single tasks such as flush trimming or rounding over to save time on bit changes.

@jjsmama401 4 года назад

I recently bought a Bosch Colt router and I love it. One tip for new users: when using the edge guide, tighten it as hoards as you can, because it will slip as you go if it's not super tight, and ruin your straight cut (I was doing a plunge cut). Make several passes, taking out a small amount of wood each time, then go back over it repeatedly, or go very slow. Routers are powerful and so much fun! Definitely wear eye and ear protection!

@HikingWithCooper 5 лет назад

Good demonstration about grain direction. I hadn't considered that aspect.

@bethsmith1003 4 года назад

My God the information! Why can’t everyone do like this! Yes I will rewatch but at least not bored!

@richardslater677 3 года назад

I’ve watched literally hundreds of woodworking videos and I really wish they were all like this one. There is no wasted time, every second counts, it’s full of really useful information with absolutely no filler. He doesn’t fancy himself as a comedian, no wacky stuff, his pets and kids are nowhere to be seen and there is no cheesy music. Most videos would take two hours to give that sort of information. If some part really interested me and it went too fast, no problem, just run it again. The vid wasn’t full of advertising and he didn’t waste half his time begging for likes, subscriptions and notifications. This should be used as a tutorial on how to make an instructional RU-vid video. Thanks very much. You certainly got my “subscribe”

@tonygore5758 Год назад

I love your no bullshit approach to teaching.❤

@FisherCatProductions 4 года назад

LOVE your concise, no BS approach to this video (subscribed!). Learned more in 10 minutes than watching 2 hours of other vids! Your philosophy of making your initial bit purchase an inexpensive set is right on. Until you do this for a while you have no idea what bits your will use for your work style. There are soooo many and you'll want to try them all, but you will only use a select few. Once you figure that out, buy good quality replacements. Thanks for getting me interested in learning more about my routers--they are probably the most versitile, most neglected tools in my shop!

@gastonlaberge2119 2 года назад

Man Take a breath now and again

@tombiggs4687 7 месяцев назад

Thanks, I appreciated the high-level view very much. People here complaining about "too much too fast" kinda missed the point. This video introduces a whole lot I might not have known otherwise, and I can deep-dive on any topic when I have a need to use it.

@talderson1 3 года назад

Really grown to enjoy this channel. Thanks for the great videos. I am looking for a router now and this has helped tremendously.

@MrFullfatt 5 лет назад

Nice. Straight to the point and no bla bla bla .....

@nerfmadeeasy 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for the pro-tip regarding router bearings & assuring securment.

@bryanhopper4727 5 лет назад

So much info in such a short period of time!

@alanbrandt999 3 года назад

One of the best router videos I've seen! Thanks!

@robertsnyder6982 Год назад

Thanks for this excellent informative video. Great for a novice

@robertgray9915 4 года назад

Great information! You speak faster than I can absorb it.

@renegadewa4183 5 лет назад

I've been a carpenter and woodworker for about 35 years and by far my favorite tools have been the various routers that I've owned and used over the years. It's limitless as to what you can do with them. A good piece of advice to first time router users is the same as with any power tool. Let the tool do the work. It's called a power tool for a reason. All you have to do is guide it and let it do what it was meant to do. You will be amazed and very satisfied the first time you create something with your router.

@spyrit35 3 года назад

I appreciate this video... there's LOTS of great information included...... that being said, the pace is pretty extreme and without more "illustration segnents" it's really hard to follow... I think this could been a 4 part series... but we'll done and thanks.

@MuddyPuttersDG 2 года назад

I’m waaay lost. Is this gonna be on the midterm?

@1TUFZ71 2 года назад

Agreed. Way too much focus on the router table and guides for beginners. Makes it harder to visualize just using the actual palm router (most people's starting point).

@tombiggs4687 7 месяцев назад

I appreciated it as a quick high-level overview. I can deep-dive on any of those topics and techniques when I actually need to do them, but this introduces me to a variety of things I might not have known about or considered.

@TheTimHill 3 года назад

This is an advanced use video. 3 minutes in and I had no idea what he’s talking about. I need to buy one and use it for a few years before I understand

@unravelingnots7544 4 года назад

this is good for someone that is experienced with wood tools , however no so much for the beginner. thanks

@ct1freak Год назад

Routers are very useful for beginners. They can flatten and joint wood, cutting ect

@abhishekroy2jan 3 года назад

Wonderful advice.. Support from India

@ayewin1226 4 года назад

Nice advice for beginner like me. Thanks

@ryanneufeld4038 4 года назад

I normally don't comment on youtube videos ever... but great video! Trying to dive into the world of routers and this was super helpful.

@jasonrees1659 3 года назад

Great video that is very comprehensive and easy to understand. Thanks yo.

@greenmouseguard 3 года назад

Awesome I cant wait till I can buy one. Yeah .... Thank you Linda from Ct

@Klaatu-ij9uz 3 года назад

GREAT presentation!

@Steve-dr7rr Год назад

I would like to say thank you for the videos sir I find them very interesting and helpful. Most of the time I have no idea what you are talking about as I’m a complete novice and don’t know all the terminology you use. Plus I’m disabled and had 2 strokes and lost my short term memory and have trouble saying certain words or even typing them. I tend to have to re watch your videos about 5 times when I can. Sorry I didn’t buy any plans as yet as could only get the free ones but hopefully I might be able to get your stop block but have nothing to put it on as still trying to build my shed which keeps leaking. Hard to do in wheelchair but getting 5here. Sorry for rambling on but keep up the fantastic work and videos you do I have no idea what I’m going to do once I start as you have more talent in your little finger than I do total Many thanks again 👨🏼‍🦽🇬🇧👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@charlesbennard1272 3 года назад

This the best advice about routers on the internet .thanks don't know how it took me so long to get to ur channel .. subscribed

@RedBatteryHead Год назад

Great tips for newbies 👍thx.

@kelvindawe5123 2 года назад

Great advice through out the video thanks for a great film.

@carpocraftguitarscarpentry8469 2 года назад

Excellent advice and very concise. Thank you for sharing

@samuelrodovalho6680 3 года назад

You’re a great guy! Thanks for taking the time and explaining for us beginners in the wood working business.

@MaxNoMillion 3 года назад

Jake the dog has great routing tips and tricks!!

@matthewhulteen847 3 года назад

Saving me alotttttt of learning the hard way! Love the video. subscribed!

@HowIDoThingsDIY 3 года назад

I just ordered a new router! I can't wait to try some of this!

@shivercanada 4 года назад

You are THE GREATEST! I'm learning so much from you as a beginner, thank you and God bless.

@peternguyen4202 4 года назад

The production quality on this is like a TV show. Thanks for the videos, you're making really great content.

@JoseLeon-ok2sl 4 года назад

Great video. Thanks for all the info

@darrellgold6418 3 года назад

Love your presentations

@9700am 4 года назад

Sound advice, well presented. This is one of the first videos to say , buy cheap and replace what you use with better bits later on. I have just subscribed too. Stay safe.🇬🇧

@devinh7821 Год назад

Awesome video. You're a smart guy.

@barmillsmodels 5 лет назад

I'm learning just about everything from online videos... and boy am I glad I stumbled upon your channel... seriously... other than Stumpy.... who I really dig, I'm sure I can just hang in here and learn just about everything... really cool... thanks.

@katzmosestools 5 лет назад

Thanks bud!

@Cragun. 3 года назад

Great overview! Thanks!

@Pauly365 5 лет назад

I love woodworking. Never used a router. Seems a little bit daunting. But I will be making a purchase soon. Lots of great info.

@katzmosestools 5 лет назад

Thanks Paul!

@brentnicol6391 6 лет назад

This was THE best router info video I have evet seen. Keep it coming.

@codycody3898 4 года назад

Absolutely love your videos man. Very helpful and educational. I learned more in ONE of your videos than I have in hours of reading and trying to teach myself. Thank you!

@boronzinc1340 5 лет назад

You have some amazing quality for how "small" your channel is. Crazy that not more people have followed you yet. Keep up the great work!

@TheSteveoTube 5 лет назад

Great video. I have nothing negative to say. I like that you told everyone to just start out with a cheap set/assortment of router bits and replace them as needed with a nice quality bit. Gives you a lot of options to experiment with. I'd also recommend that if you are a contractor/apprentice that takes their tools to a job site to work, as opposed to having a woodshop, search for a reasonably priced router bit set that comes in a quality case. Space is always an issue, but you will need to have your most common bits available and organized.

@dierenfilmpjes5136 2 года назад

*I just finished building the handrail on my deck **MyBest.Tools** and used this great little router to clean up the top rail before the final sanding and stain. It was light weight but packed lots of power. Either size battery didn't seem to make it top heavy and I'm a 64 yr old women so I really appreciated how easy it was to use...................... CORDLESS only way to go !!*

@ankorpilates2236 3 года назад

Thank you for this video! It's helped me make a decision on which router to get after months of deliberating

@michaeltholen7508 2 года назад

Some pretty technical stuff in here! I really appreciate the honest explanation of a climb cut scenario, the very rare "why" it might come up, And yet the confidence to explain how to do it correctly, and as a safe as possible. Tldr: don't do climb cuts I'd you don't understand the techno babble, and don't turn on your router until you understand a climb cut vs.conventional

@drajaratnam 4 года назад

Excellent overview for a beginner like myself! Thank you!

@andy2253 10 месяцев назад

I am the farthest thing from a Dewalt fan boy but the Dewalt DW621 is one of the best buys in routers. Excellent dust/chip extraction and great ergonomics. I have many routers but I mostly reach for the Dewalt or one of my Festool routers. I hate messes and the chip extraction capabilities on these routers is awesome!

@carolusrex3047 4 года назад

Look just like the fellow i ran into up on sherman pass that gave me some good local trail advice. Great video☕️👏🏻

@carolusrex3047 4 года назад

Hope i can find the business card this good fellow gave me, good dude, be awesome to ride sometime, cheers☕️🏔🇺🇸👏🏻

@cosmicbrambleclawv2 3 года назад

Very informative and helpful :D I think you're the first person I've ever heard talk about climb cuts (I have a feeling you just saved me much frustration and heartache by explaining climb cuts)

@paulharms5340 5 лет назад

Excellent tutorial video!!! Thank you

@thekneesranada5075 5 лет назад

I'm your new subscriber and I'm a beginner in woodworking. Your videos and skills makes my interests in this work possible. Thanks for sharing your ideas. I'm from Philippines.

@katzmosestools 5 лет назад

Welcome my friend!

@thekneesranada5075 5 лет назад

@@katzmosestools sir can i have 1 of your extra tool(router) coz i can't afford to buy one coz it's too expensive here in our country and the product that they're selling is poor in quality..If you can't then it's OK anyway.. thank you so much.. God bless.

@woodcreationwithMudita 2 года назад

thank you for sharing, a lot of information I got there

@Farmboy1544 5 лет назад

Easily the most concise router skills video on YT. Awesome job.

@MoGhotbi 6 лет назад

Thanks for an excellent overview. I collected a few pearls of wisdom.

@katzmosestools 6 лет назад

My pleasure my friend!

@scox7748 4 года назад

I don't have a router and I haven't seen your other videos but there's so much good info here I subscribed by halfway. good tips and practical info. thanks man.

@katzmosestools 4 года назад

Welcome my friend!

@scox7748 4 года назад

@@katzmosestools thanks. Im actually watching your dovetails guide now, even though I've never cut one. in fact I haven't even started my very first project yet :D Wood delivery tomorrow!!!

@TheKmkmchannel Год назад

Totally agreed to buy a set cheap bits👍

@Guardian_Arias 5 лет назад

I agree with going big on the router, and cheap on the bits. Out of all the bits i have i use about 3 the most consistently. A very long and beafy straight, a round over, and a chamfer. The rest are nice to have.

@mrph678 3 года назад

Great vid. I'm just starting out on routing and this info is invaluable! now subbed

@tintin69rr 3 года назад

Great video for a newbie to routing such as myself cheers 🍻

@greghamilton5872 4 года назад

Great tips and advise Jon. Thank you! I knew I didn't know much about routers but this video helped in many other ways. I'll earmark this video for future reference!

@inspectrgajit 4 года назад

Thanks for the expert advice

@iammontoya08 4 года назад

Hey Jonathan, very comprehensive video. Congrats! I had to watch it multiple times because (constructive criticism), it's a little high energy and covers so much in every paragraph. I thank you anyway, because it was still a great video.

@LassetUnsSpielen 4 года назад

thats one of the mosest informative videos. thank you

@scottroy6195 3 года назад

Watching this a second time and realized, I have the same cheap set. Haha following his advice and didn't even know it.

@CameronJosephTurner 5 лет назад

Heard the video before I saw it and thought Chris Farley had returned to teach us about routers.

@episcospanky 5 лет назад

JK-M, if ever injured, could do character voices for animated film. As usual, concise and informative vid. Everyone swears by his dovetail jig, btw.

@katzmosestools 5 лет назад

Hahaha I actually used to do voice over for radio commercials. Thanks bud!

@Krzemieniewski1 Год назад

Hand router is most useful tool in my workshop. I bought old festo for something funny price with edgeguide round bigger base and smaller square. I use it a lot

@steveiv9250 4 года назад

Awesome video, , very informative and to the point.

@stuffandthingsworkshop3555 6 лет назад

Killer advice on routers and bits! Keep it up your videos just keep getting better!

@katzmosestools 6 лет назад

Stuff and Things Workshop I really appreciate it bud!

@Toolsish76 3 года назад

Thanks for the tips, glad I watched because I was using a 45 degree chamfer bit and was just going straight for it trying to take off all of it at one time lol oops, good thing it was just a practice piece

@calpi1 6 лет назад

So helpful to have links to the tools and supplies in your videos... thanks!

@katzmosestools 6 лет назад

My pleasure David!

@SableSunsets 4 года назад

Sooo informational so glad I found your channel !!

@brucenovotny5924 4 года назад

Love your videos and practical wisdom and skills. Liked & subscribed. 👍🙏🇨🇦

@audreyyoung5154 4 года назад

This is so going to help me. I have so many Tools that I know nothing about that my dad had and he had left everything to me I always wanted to make things but never learned because I didn’t have much time for my dad to work with me on the tools but now I’m flying on my own better time then never and I’m not giving away my dad tools it’s something I can learn and I’m going to

@JGDGMF 5 лет назад

Such a very informative video man thank you for that, i bought a triton for a project and i had no idea how to use it properly or what bits to use until i saw your video.

@katzmosestools 5 лет назад

Wonderful!

@Finksta951 Год назад

Ok I was just about to say.. That is an awfully large eighth inch lol. Love your videos.

@sgtmitchell 5 лет назад

Amazing video. It was so easy to understand everything and learn. Thank you very much. Since being out of the Marine Corps woodworking has become a passion for me and really helps with PTSD. So thank you so much. Keep the videos coming.

@katzmosestools 5 лет назад

Thank you for your service brother!

@sgtmitchell 5 лет назад

@@katzmosestools Thank you for your support. It means alot.

@DeadByDesingOfficial 3 года назад

Best info video ive watched. Had to watch it a couple of times... you need to come up for air man. Good job

@John._.T 4 года назад

Great video!! Just what I was looking for. Thanks for putting it together 👍

@linadecaseleycarloss5838 4 года назад

Excellent - cheers!!!

@zafardurrani9544 3 года назад

Super Excellent and nice information, I like your efforts, I am not a professional woodworker but I am very fond of woodworking and want to make something, your this video will help me 100% because I don't know how to use the router, also ,I don't know what is difference between the Trimm Router and the other Router, please give me the guidance, Thank you for providing me the best knowledge and amazing video, My all the best wishes are with you, GOD BLESS YOU, ZAFAR FROM QUETTA PAKISTAN

@egoillusion5734 4 года назад

Buy cheap bits first thats amazing info so thats why I subscribe

@ralphlivingston894 4 года назад

Super informative. I learned so much from this video… Thank you!

@rheasun4033 3 года назад

This man is the Jimmy Kimmel of fine carpentry...will subscribe.

@randallking4402 3 года назад

OMG You Is So Right lol

@barryweigle1356 3 года назад

Kimmel is saving all the trees. Has no clue

@kimlee9917 4 года назад

I don’t typically comment on RU-vid videos but I have to give credit where credit is due - you did a fantastic job explaining the basics of router, jigs, and straight forward functionality. I am a beginner when it comes to wood working but certainly take pride in doing things right. Thank you for taking the time to produce this video and providing tips on bit selection. I had this dilemma for quite some time now and you’ve helped me decide. Cheers!

@timobrien2068 4 года назад

Great video and very in depth informative 👍

@colinhawkins8265 6 лет назад

Good timing on this. I just bought my first router (a smaller fixed base DeWalt) and have been gathering info on how to safely use it. Thanks for helping me be more prepared.

@katzmosestools 6 лет назад

Colin Hawkins my pleasure bud and happy woodworking!

@DanielVegter 4 года назад

Subbed in the first 10 seccond, what a attitude!

@patersonplays 5 лет назад

Just want to say that as an Australian, I like and appreciate the quicker way you speak. The average Aussie says about 3 sentences to the average American's (and Canadians for that matter) 1. RU-vid videos can often be painful to watch due to this as we know the end of the sentence by the 3rd or 4th word and are mentally saying "C'mon! Next sentence!" Straight to the point, no waffling/tangents/wandering off to story time and packed with 2 or 3 times the info many others would have in the same length video. Top job mate and hope this helps counter any discouragement you may feel at times from less speedily inclined viewers (not a dig at them, different strokes for different folks)!

@tomhollins9266 5 лет назад

Excellent fast paced tutorial. We can always slow it down or reset if we need to. Apparently speakers don't understand that and think we're in a view once classroom and they talk slowly. I end up speeding them up by 1.25 or 1.5 sometimes. Good job.