Wood Router Tips and Tricks from Colin Knecht

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Wood routers are a unique woodworking tool that can make very accurate and precise cuts making they ideal for furniture making and many other woodworking projects, and with the variety of wood router bits, cutting dados, rabbets and trimming veneers and even lumber with rough edges or even live edge wood can be trimmed straight and true on a wood router table.
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@seamus867 4 года назад

The dado tip is unbelievably simple! I'm going to put it to use tomorrow morning. Thanks!

@peterfenwick2540 4 года назад

Colin, Just a word of thanks. Really appreciate your videos as they are presented in such a relaxed way and are highly informative. It's you and another couple of guys on YT that have been a great source of knowledge and "givers of confidence".

@Bogie3855 4 года назад

Thanks Colin, there is always something new to learn. I have a stack of burl veneers I have not used because its a PITA to flush the edges.

@stufarnham 4 года назад

Loved the dado tip, filed that one away for future reference

@murrayglick8524 4 года назад

thank you very much. i enjoy watching and learning more of woodworking from all of the videos that you produce.

@petermiddo 4 года назад

OH. MY. GOD. Colin! You are literallythe answer to my prayers. Im trying to cut a dado into some timber and I keep stuffing it up! Your tip on using the two guides to mark it is just the answer Ive been looking for!

@harrydavis6903 4 года назад

Thanks, Colin. I always learn something new from your videos, always.

@823Steve 3 года назад

Your use of the saw blade to show which direction the work and the router should go is the best explanation I've seen yet. Thanks for that.

@asd67lkj 2 года назад

Same here, I was screaming, feed direction, feed direction, until Colin explained the method. I normally used a router jointer fence to edge my boards...

@kchassa_ Год назад

Same here! Construct a pretty awesome router table, but, since the video who inspired me don't mention the better side of entrance, I had to rotate my table unfortunatelly

@tsolerman Год назад

You are a great teacher and a great talent on communicating things. Thank you so much for being here

@stillkickin3919 4 года назад

Very useful tips! Especially liked the dado trick. Thanks, Colin!

@evarogers8775 4 года назад

Exactly what I was looking for. This is my first router (and table). One huge reason for this purchase was to put a nice edge on my boards since many of my projects require jointing for panels. Your instructions & demo gave me a clear picture of the process. It might be pretty basic for many woodworkers but I am a self taught relative newbie gaining all my knowledge from RU-vid videos like yours. Thanks for sharing your experience!

@lindam.9282 4 года назад

I'm new to woodworking and I am so glad you post these videos. I'm learning so much from you and having lots of fun doing this woodwork...I just made my first workbench, thanks to your instructions and tips all during the building process.

@howardjohannssen4607 4 года назад

Thank you, you are always helpful and sharing safe ways to enjoy the shop!

@russhamel 4 года назад

Another like - no, make that LOVE - for the drill bit tip. Face-palm simple. Thanks Colin!

@rossgebert9422 4 года назад

Love the height adjustment, thank-you.

@lgordon007 4 года назад

I’m only new to the router and found myself attempting to use the adjustable fence/guide that came with it to cut a dado. Having seen your video, I realise I’ve been trying to do it hard way. Thanks for the explanation and tip.

@mikec2810 4 года назад

Great tips once again Colin! Thanks

@markmclennan5039 3 года назад

That was excellent!! Being fairly new to woodworking and even newer to routing I need all the good advice I can get.

@ReferenceFidelityComponents 3 года назад

Great vid and great tips. You're helping a cabinet maker on the other side of the pond who has only relatively recently started using routers and making the understanding of the jobs so much easier than figuring things out by experience. I thank you for that and will humbly follow your other router tips.

@brucemartin8435 Год назад

Same here recently semi-retired here in Italy an Colin is my new guru

@suvaniinoka7518 4 года назад

Thank you very much Sir Because you unveil the things that we do not think to do so. As an example those drill bits.

@donedwards5242 4 года назад

Good to see your tips! I will never approach your level of skills. These type of ideas are a big help to mediocre folks like me..Keep up the good work!

@shanesamson7833 3 года назад

Love your CALM style Colin... You are a real source of inspiration to a newbie!!! I'm actually trying out Dados at the moment and your Dado tip is Right on Cue

@timsharr5436 2 года назад

I learned so much from this short clip !!! The visual using the tablesaw blade was VERY helpful. Thanks!

@patrickhenderson8595 4 года назад

Thanks for the Info. Much appreciated. Keep up coming 🙂

@johnvodopija1743 2 года назад

I really enjoy coming back to these tips and tricks videos. Thank you. 👍😎🇦🇺

@mrtonman1 3 года назад

Thanks for the great tips. I'm an old amateur woodworker. I know a lot about woodworking but you always come up with some great tips. Thank you.

@Idahoanghost 4 года назад

Thanks for the tips. They're great!

@stephanieray6587 2 года назад

So useful, as usual, Colin. Thank you very much.

@cookinitmax 3 года назад

I'm so new to all this but I've learned something from you thanks.

@jerryjohnsonii4181 4 года назад

Thanks for the knowledge about Routers !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@WalkOverHotCoal Год назад

Most helpful tips. They will go into my tips library. Thank you very much.

@storm7610 3 года назад

It’s always a great pleasure watching your videos I’m always learning keep up the great work: God bless you 👍

@dtork47 4 года назад

Thanks again, always learn a new trick! Cheers from MT

@mko3753 4 года назад

Great video, especially the saw blade demonstration. Thank you.

@herbieherbert9964 4 года назад

Well that was very interesting. I'll be taking them to my workshop in the morning. Thanks again I love your work and work method. Herbie Herbert South Wales UK

@ElvisvomHeidiland 4 года назад

Thank you for your Tips Greetings from 🇨🇭

@georgequalls5043 4 года назад

Thanks for the tips Colin.

@jgriff19861947 4 года назад

All ways lot's of good tips after all these years it has to take a lot of time to keep coming up with all of these.

@carpdude73 4 года назад

Love your tips, Colin! I always learn something new!

@AllenReinecke 3 года назад

Had to watch the dado clip again to understand it. Awesome tip! Excellent explanation of which direction to approach the bit on a router table. The table saw comparison is a great one, not heard it before and easy to visualize. Thx!

@arth.4196 4 года назад

Colin, Appreciate all your videos great hints.

@rjtumble 4 года назад

Awesome tips, thanks Colin!

@robinritchey5905 3 года назад

Thank you for the video!

@danmaciosekmaciosek6166 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for all your videos. You show a lot of great tips and tricks!

@lesf5792 3 года назад

Great stuff Colin. Thank you very much! 👍👍👍👌

@billping3224 2 года назад

Great video, very helpful!!!

@bigsparky65 2 года назад

Another fantastic tip, thanks Colin

@billdodson5703 Год назад

Excellent, excellent video. Thanks Colin. 💯

@JT-vo1yh 4 года назад

Instead of clamping the temporary solid fence in the same place as the regular fence, clamp it on the other side of the table -- the side with the miter slot. That does three things for you: 1) You can stand on the same side of the table as you normally would so that 2) you're closer to the power switch in case you need to turn it off quickly, and 3) it means you'll push the board in the same direction (right to left) as you normally would.

@sabsaschabitter4489 4 года назад

Colin, you are the best, love your Tips Greets from Germany

@VNSavedStuff2011 2 года назад

Good instruction. Thank you.

@bishoptyandbetsytice 4 года назад

AWESOME TIPS TODAY can't wait to join on router table yeah baby

@floydc3664 4 года назад

I can't believe how simple the dado tip works. Thanks

@mc-yt2rc 4 года назад

i dont get it , i dont understand. how does placing a piece of wood between the fence and the cutter determine the thickness of the cut? i think i may be having a moment....

@mbardea 3 года назад

@@mc-yt2rc The video is missig a crucial detail: how you set up the fence: - choose where the dado goes. - with the bit in the router, align the left side of the bit with the right side of the planned dado. - place the fence on the board to touch the router edge and lock it. Now you can follow the instructions in the video: - the first cut will be offset by the diameter of the bit, so now the bit will cut the right side of the dado. - the second cut will be offset by the diameter of the dado, so the bit will cut the left side of the dado.

@tomsardo6984 4 года назад

Informative as always. Another great job

@stanfordsimon4771 3 года назад

thanks for the tips, very useful

@mauriceryton 4 года назад

Great tips, thank you!

@kodiak3762 4 года назад

Greets and Thanks from Russia! It's a pleasure to watch your every video. Woodworking is cool and you help to make it easier and get more fun of it! Thank you for your efforts!

@les9995 4 года назад

great tip Mr Knecht, thanks a bunch

@abbymccracken6761 4 года назад

Thank you nice tip, I will try it soon.

@jokdigitalvideo 4 года назад

Great video and presented by a lovely graceful man

@woodlandburl6648 4 года назад

Thanks for the tips. They are very helpful.

@robertbamford8266 4 года назад

Excellent collection of tips.

@jprevard 4 года назад

Thanks Colin, shop looks great

@bigfoxki 3 года назад

The last one is a great tip for someone like myself who doesn't have a pro router table with fence. I was using a folding working bench paired with a makeshift "fence", was struggling to get plain edges on wood about 6 feet long. I wish I know this trick earlier.

@MarkMcCluney 4 года назад

Excellent vid Colin, lots of good stuff in there. Cheers mate!

@marcelmeijer2509 2 года назад

Thanks for the tips, very helpfull!

@Joe-ho6fo 4 года назад

Great video. I always learn something!

@sajidrafique375 4 года назад

love that dado tip,,, how simple

@souficoufi5763 4 года назад

Thank you for this video.

@UCJ1130 4 года назад

I’ve been trying to replicate your method of straightening the edge of the board, but both of the edges are not straight ...,you dado method worked like a charm. Thank you for your instructive guidance. This is my first time ever using a router.

@ZahidKhan-tj8ty 3 года назад

very nice wood router tips thanks

@mannyp3993 3 года назад

thank you for all the great tips.

@denizcakmakoglu436 3 года назад

Bilgilendirme için çok teşekkürler.👍👏👏👏

@mhdz10 2 года назад

Awesone! Thank you! 🙂

@watchman1969 4 года назад

first time someone answer me that: yes, you can use the router fence just like the table saw fence! Thank you man, you're great at woodworking and teaching!

@marioireta9826 3 года назад

Thanks my friend...

@urwholefamilydied 3 года назад

Damn!!... There was a few winners in there that I wouldn't have thought of. Great video! Thank you.

@jbb5470 4 года назад

Great tips Colin!

@tonyfichera9712 4 года назад

One of your best videos!

@kirkwilliams5740 3 года назад

Mr Colin I like the way you had set the depth of the Router

@lawrencemccoy 3 года назад

Thanks for the information...

@edmundhayes7982 3 года назад

Terrific video taught me a lot.

@T.E.P. 4 года назад

superb video thank you!

@mammothfilms 4 года назад

Another fantastic video.

@jukkaseppala6189 2 года назад

Great table

@johnkolethu8938 3 года назад

Your are a master and a great work

@jamesallen6007 4 года назад

As ever some good little tips. Thank you. 🇬🇧

@darvish4299 2 года назад

Tnx for this video!

@AndrewKleinWW 4 года назад

Great video, I think you have done a better job demonstrating the benefits of Magswitch products than I have done!

@kenerickson4923 3 года назад

I like the last portion running wood on the backside of the bit. I don't have a jointer, so I copied your split fence. However, mine will hold a thin plastic or metal piece to push the left side out. Then I align a flush trim bit to match the out feed side and joint the edge. Thanks for the tips.

@richz2608 3 года назад

thank you,i know nothing about this,now learning from you

@watermain48 4 года назад

Great video, thanks.

@colinmcdonald7591 4 года назад

Excellent tips! I've been trying to think of how to use my router table for planing edges or short faces and for some reason, it didn't occur to me to think of it like a table saw or to use the other side of the bit and go left to right. Totally makes good sense and thank you for showing this useful tip. What router bit do you find works best for planing? A flush cut bit, straight bit or spiral up cut bit? This will help me to make some crosscut sled rails to fit an oddball Mastercraft table saw miter slot much easier. Also I love the tip about setting the bit depth using the turret and a measuring block or drill bit. If you have anymore router tips please make more videos on them.