Using a Table Saw and a Router Table like a lathe! 

The router part blew miy mind the most lol. Great video. I'll be checking michaels vid out for sure.

I agree. This is a very nice and new idea. Thank you for taking the trouble to produce such a nice video explaining it. In cases where a lot of material needs to come off at the router, intermediate templates with shallower cuts would be good.

Great video, and super cool technique!

definitely a genius dicovery

Love your video’s ! You dropped me at 5:56 with the exasperation in dust collection! 😂 I am right there with you and thought exactly the same thing and more. I use a Harbor Freight dust collector with 2 large canister type filers ( the name escapes e right now ) and a 6” dust deputy. I also run a dedicated whole vacuum with 2” pvc pipe and run them both at the same time trying arrest any and all dust. I get 90% of the chips and 99% of the dust I would guess. It is bafflingly sometime when you cut something and still you get chips flying out somehow. Keep it up look forward to more of your video’s. Thanks from Southern Maine.

That is actually pretty slick.

That is genius, thank you and well done.

Very nice! Love the template solution. I'm about to make baseball bats for my grandkids, this will work perfectly with the router template you've added.

Very interesting. Well done. If ideas are welcome! I will try to do the same but using the lathe. A skill saw and the router over the lathe. In that way i can sanded at the same place.

Very interesting. Thanks.

Clever!

Brilliant.

Very nice, great idea. I guess you could use a bottom (router end) bearing bit, keeping the contact point low, and shape the base to keep the non-cut zone away from the bit.

Thank you

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Do you think any issues would arrise if you started with straight octagonal stock off the bandsaw instead of doing your roughing on the table saw?