Wood Routers : How to Operate a Plunge Router

1. nooice!

2. Apparently you should use 2 spanner’s to tighten the bit into the collet,liked the ending as well ,no messing with pleasantries and pleas for subscribing and liking and all the rest of it lol ? class.

3. Great cordless tool. Powerful enough for what I was doing MyBest.Tools Bought to make it easier to cut out windows after plywooding exterior. Takes a little getting use to but overall great tool.

4. I did it with the woodglut plans.

5. Do it yourself, visit the woodglut website and find out how.

6. Ive been using a router completely wrong for 40yrs.

7. Thanks. I appreciated that you got on with the demonstration and didn’t talk for two hours first.

8. woeful video.. starts off talking abou plunge adjustment.. goes on to make a regular table top cut! Rubbish! No helpful information at all"

9. Mine works too. I used the Woodprix plans and performed it without any problems.

10. My husband used these plans from Woodprix and he is very pleased.

11. My husband used these plans from Woodprix and he is very pleased.

12. Uh, shouldn't you start left and work right since the blade skins clockwise? Asking for a friend.

13. not only wear eye protection…hearing protection should be worn too….

14. Makes me wonder in what situation a plunge router would be used over a static or table router.

15. There is something for everyone on Woodglut website.

16. I could have done that with sand paper in all that time he was talking.

17. What is a collet I’m asking for my class

18. Sorry man, but this is beyond worthless!

19. Thanks!

20. soooo…. when did you plunge the router into the work? I think I missed that.

21. People are pricks. Lol.

22. Lol, what an abrupt ending to the video

23. I made it, learned on woodprix website. great solutions I think.

24. “Ranks Raggy!”
    -Scooby doo.

25. wtf how this guys all over youtube home made home

26. It is good practice to route away from the power cord where possible. Quite right about the goggles though, as I certainly don't want chips in my rice.

27. You can use woodprix instructions to build it yourself guys.

28. Your an awesome instructor. No wishy washy needless talk and get down to business. Bravo for you.

29. hello, just a random comment not bought by woodprix

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31. plans from woodprix are awesome!

32. Go to woodprix website if you want to learn how to build it yourself.

33. Nice movie I think. However you should take instructions from woodprix website if you want to learn how to make it easily.

34. I made it yourself thanks to woodprix plans. I think it's the best way to learn how to build it in the cheapest way.

35. I made it myself. Just go to woodprix webpage if you'd like do the same

36. This time I'll use woodprix instructions to make it myself 🙂

37. If you want to make your own woodworking yourself just look for woodprix website. There is all you need to make it 🙂

38. poor explanation about depth adjustment

39. The start direction DEPENDS on your router's rotational direction of the bit. CHECK THE USER MANUAL!

40. The VERY first step to adjust or replace the bit is to UNPLUG the power cord!

41. There is a router that is almost unused ..? I want to learn to be wood carpentry but do not have router ,, kan] mi ready to accept his used goods .. thank you

42. I made it by myself 🙂 I used fot that woodprix woodworking plans.

43. The clip is good. It could be better if you show us a closeup of the wood before and after you used with router.

44. You can learn more about it on woodprix website I think.

45. that dewalt dw 625/elu is the most accurate and balanced route tin history of routers.

46. dont worry about unplugging it, what's the worst that can happened?

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