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My sled just got delivered today. I ordered it on July 4th, and it showed up here in Colorado on July 9th! This thing came from Slovakia! Nuts! Really appreciate your vids on this set up. Inspired me to build my own from 80/20 aluminium to your plans I bought from you on Etsy. I'm using mine to remove wood veneer from these 9' x 3' doors I made where the veneer started bubbling. There's nothing like this on the market at the moment unbelievably and I will end up spending around $1200 all included, and worth every penny. Nice one geez!

Game changer! You always find the cool tools & gadgets! Thanks for sharing.

Wow you have got the extraction down to a tea 👍 brilliant

Great job! I have never imagine, that TOT! could work as easy on the floor too! Look forward for your next projects 👍

I achieve very good results with a much less sophisticated rig, but the dust collection on this setup is fabulous. I will try to emulate. Thanks for posting!

Awesome bit of kit,

Was sorta wondering why I hadn't seen commercial versions of the router sled... until this one.

Exactly What I was looking for. That is a genius solution! Love that slide lock.

Awesome piece of KIT

That is very impressive. I was thinking about making a router sled for a while. That design, with the dust extraction is brilliant. I will have to investigate what is available to me in Turkey.

She’s some job Andy, far play and well built.....👍🇮🇪

What a beautiful setup, as I was watching I’m thinking is that router bit pulling the sled, simply put this is a perfect sled. Very impressive dust collection design and really it’s that super fine dust I worry about not the bigger chips. Take Care

Great job!

very..very cool!

Nice, maybe add a boom arm to hold the cord and hose out of the way and some brushes to keep the rails clear of dust if that's a problem.

Andy, I just finished mine in a similar vein, mines smaller scale, using 2040 and 2020 extrusion, my max capacity is about 125cm x 60cm. Great inspirational vids, thanks! (I'll add your Instagram page next).

Nice, simple but easy way to save 15 large on surfacer....

I feel like this has to be an expensive router sled. Probably outta my budget unfortunately. That thing is awesome

If you cut a larger hole you could put a split in the hose and use the routers dust extraction also

I just bought the TOT! which I'm super excited about. I'm buying the 80/20 now, but how do you do any work-holding if you were to flatten any smaller pieces? If there was a plywood base you could drill those holders right into it, but is there any special holders that would be able to clamp into the extrusion? Thanks!

спасибо за ролик! то что нужно,

Новатор!👍🏻

Excellent explanation......My only concern would be that it seems the slab thickness range might be a little limited. Ideally I'l like to be able to flatten anything from 1-6"

I need that machine

How is the dust collection with the festool router?

I still didn't get it where is 480€ part of TOT product hidden! You get a piece of bended steinless steel, piece of plexiglass with holes, few bolts and some wheels. Correct me if I'm wrong!

Thanks for share , I love your idea and very good solution and information ! If You could drop me the link as You mentioned how to build it, thanks again!

Thanks for the info, have you got a link for your other channel ;-)

Have you re sawed an epoxy wood piece a bandsaw? If so how do you find the blade managing with the epoxy. I have tried several and the blade seem to really dull after just a few cuts. Was using a timberwolve 3 tpi (5/8 "), and had to replace it after 2 attempts at resawing.

What is the total cost for your set up? The kit only comes with the router holder

Looks impressive and very, very expensive.

Mate, that thing just slices through like it's butter! 👌 That dust hose seems to be a pain in the bum. Any place to mount something like a PVC pipe up right to house the hose above head height? So it is maybe on like a bit of an angle but higher than your head so it kind of forms like an arch over you so you don't have to step over the hose? Just a thought, no idea what I'm talking about really....lol 😂😂😂

Excelente video. Amigo, estoy suscrito a tu canal por hacer los mismos trabajos en madera similares a los que realizas (por hobby) solo que se me dificulta conseguir fresas para devastar madera. Podrías enviarme el modelo de la fresa que utilizas para tus trabajos??? Te lo agradecería mucho. Saludos desde México 🇲🇽 👍

It's always easier to buy a ready made machine if you can afford it 😉 I probably can't afford this but thank you for sharing it with us, it has given me some ideas to maybe build my own. Off topic, am I the only one that finds it distasteful that TOT uses the connection of wood dust with cancer on their front page, is it meant to frighten you into buying? Why don't they just provide free dust masks with their kit? Anyways, thanks for sharing.

Hello just subbed great videos. What is the name of the aluminium section and where can it be bought from ? Thanks

Hey Where do I buy these rails? Do you have a link to a store that sells it?

I’m just about to make a sled but was wondering why you changed from your old design was it just the dust control?

Also if you flipped it over and did the other side would the 2 sides be parallel to one another?

Do you need to shim the jig to make it level?

Andy, not including the router, how much are you looking at for that entire setup?

How much is the cost of the ruta

Andy, I'm amazed that you don't have to support/level your rig off of the floor to avoid twist ?!? Surely it's not just resting on the chippings. I've just finished flattening some 80mm slabs, and only managed +/- 0.5mm using a bench mounted wooden frame. I was hoping for better. What sort of tolerances are you getting ? Cheers.

Hi Andy, I've been building this system over the past couple of days and Vlado at TOT has been super helpful. However, RUWI tell me that their quick clamps will only work with 8mm slots, but the TOT sled is built with 10mm slots. I know you built yours before getting the TOT carriage. Did you use 8mm slots on your profile, or do the RUWI clamps actually work with 10mm? Many thanks, Alan

So I purchased your plans but I live in the US and the aluminum extrusion supplier will not ship to the US. Do you have any another US supplier? All of my internet searches haven’t found any reasonably price vendors like your UK company... thx for any help! Love you content!

Hello, where do I buy those aluminum profiles, can you tell me the sizes? Thanks brother

What ROUTER BIT do you use?

Cost price

If I want to order a set of dining tables how would I do and what will be the total cost of it in India

I wanted to build a frame like yours and priced the 4040 profiles , although the prices are a little high the shipping for them is CRAZY high It would cost me almost $1000.00 US just to build the frame with a few hundred being shipping . Is there a more affordable place to get them than 8020's site ?

Anybody else think This Old Tony router sled?

Good morning, i tried to get a quote by filling the questionnaire but didn't get any reply; is it still possible to acquire this router slade from you ?Tx for reply. Olivier

Dude doin this on a dirt floor without ever locking that router down and. Worried about dust collection..😂

Links for the Shopping List please?

Where do I find it

What's total coast I am from India

I thought you'd done a collaboration with This Old Tony when this first popped up! That's an very impressive router sled! I wonder have you seen the power planner sled which Leo developed on Samson Boat Co? I've not seen one before but would be interested to hear you thoughts regarding speed and finish. Not seen one before and thought it was an interesting concept. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sXyYq5k5ZCY.html

I don’t believe that is enough dust collection for that rate for material removal, if TOT want to claim they are saving you from wood dust hazards using this inside, they should be accomodating at least a 125mm+ dust port for more air flow volume. If the chips aren’t being collected, the air velocity at the cutter is too low for my liking.