My Fourth Router Table Build...

[timber715]

hopefully the best yet...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/newroutertable1.png
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it is intentionally designed low to match my workbench height for maximum compatibility...
got the carcass cut to pieces and dri fit...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1174.jpg
getting the main components locked in place...
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[timber715]

cut and installed the back tonight...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1177.jpg
gotta check for square of course...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1176.jpg

[timber715]

got some work done today...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1191.jpg
got the edge bands installed too... and the temporary wheels too...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1196.jpg
I now have room for 87pcs 1/2" shank bits and 24pcs 1/4" shank bits and 9pcs 8mm router bit...

[beebeenator]

are the bit holders on slides or hardwood guides?

[timber715]

the guide is composed of plywood (scraps in my case) and very very easy to make...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1197.jpg

[timber715]

got the carcass sanded and painted with an Ivory color (free paint, I just saw it lying around :p)... and today I got the drawer materials cut to size waiting for hardware (slides) and bottom material to be bought. the drawers will be nothing fancy, just plain ply butt jointed and screwed or nailed (depending on my mood :rolleyes:)...
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[violaine]

posting to try if i can post a pic.

please delete after.

thanks admin.

[JayL]

@ Timber

Did you use "masilya" and was the paint sprayed? How about primer?

[timber715]

yup Jay, used woodfilla wood filler and brushed the paint on only...

[JayL]

yup Jay, used woodfilla wood filler and brushed the paint on only...

Is this particular brand available at ACE?

Did you edge band the plywood?

[timber715]

Is this particular brand available at ACE?

Did you edge band the plywood?
yes Ben, available yan sa Ace. and yes I used hard wood edge bands...

[jarod]

Seen this in flesh errr wood I mean and looks better in person or in physical whatever.

Dunno why, but the color looks yummy, looks like a cake from afar :p

[timber715]

got the top glued and cut with a CS, a bit of pain to square since I wanted it very square. edge banding to follow. I will be using the 2 x 4 on top for that...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1230.jpg
experimenting on hardwood slides, they seem to glide vry nice, even with the drawer loaded... btw, gave it the correct sized wheels that gave it the correct height...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1232.jpg
I also cut the 1/4" Narra veneered plywood which will serve as the faces for the drawers...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1231.jpg

[beebeenator]

Are you using rubber caster wheels or plastic? I am interested with the noise kasi by the plastic ones.

Will you also be doing a new fence?

[timber715]

the wheels are rubber Ben and yes a new fence is in order...

[timber715]

got some work done despite the hectic schedule. divided the 2 x 4 to 4 pieces one of which is slightly thicker and will serve as the edge guide for the top.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1234.jpg
got two of the bottom drawers done as well but not yet mounted. one more to go but I lack the materials.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1236.jpg

[timber715]

got all the drawers completed and installed. using the cheap Hafele slides for the three drawers on the bottom left, it gave me no resistance...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1239.jpg
the top edge-banded...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1240.jpg
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1241.jpg
almost there.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1242.jpg

[timber715]

had the false front materials cut to rough size and a temporary look...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1238.jpg

[beebeenator]

thats alot of storage. Looking real nice :)

[timber715]

now I start the most critical part of this build imo... cutting the hole for the insert plate... everything starts by understanding how the router insert is made. I use a Pinnacle router plate and the rounded corners are the first thing to look at. try to find the radius of the corner, manufacturers make this differently and cutting the recess also depends of this.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1252.jpg
if I use a 1/2" bit, I would have corners longer than intended (not pretty).
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1251.jpg
what I have is the same radius as the common rabbeting bit (which is 1 3/8" diameter)
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1249.jpg

[timber715]

now, since the rabbeting bit will cut 3/8" more than the bearing guide it rolls on, I would have to lay out 3/4" (3/8 + 3/8 = 3/4) less on two sides. so measuring the overall dimensions I get 11 3/4" x 9 1/4", this is where I will subtract 3/4" from.
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so when I lay out, my cut dimensions are 11" x 8 1/2" only.. checking double checking and marking. tomorrow pa yung cutting. I do need to sleep too... :)
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[timber715]

after laying out the hole for the router to go into, I drill 4 holes for the jigsaw blade to enter. and with a jigsaw I cut the hole as close to the line as possible.
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I highly recommend you use the the Bosch progressor blades... highly!!!
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1259.jpg

[timber715]

with the jigsaw in hand, I mark the corners of the top edge banding using a round-over template that I have made.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1260.jpg
then cut with the jigsaw.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1261.jpg
had options to use a template bit and a pattern bit. need to buy replacements for these.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1263.jpg
deciding to use the pattern bit with the handheld, I start by adding double stick tape to make the pattern.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1264.jpg

[timber715]

often, I clamp the double tape to make sure of a secure adhesion.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1265.jpg
double checking every corner and then I check again...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1266.jpg
the first pass is made very light to avoid chipping the laminate.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1267.jpg
still using the pattern bit I cut several passes more.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1268.jpg

[timber715]

with the pattern bit reaching its full depth, I remove the guide, sometimes or often the double tape works so good that I have a hard time cleaning up...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1269.jpg
I then continue using the profile I have made as my guide..
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1270.jpg
and I finish off using the template bit on the rt.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1271.jpg

[timber715]

always checking and rechecking measurements, still spot on.
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using the rabbeting bit, I start my first pass lightly as always, then I check the fit...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1274.jpg
routing to depth, I have one hand on the router and the other on the vacuum hose to remove the MDF dust. huhuhu, look what happened...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1275.jpg

[timber715]

moral of the incident, avoid doing two things at the same time and concentrate on one. or get a better dust collection.
now, since I have enough t-track, I decided to make hold down for the fence, saves space on the sides instead of c-clamps.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1276.jpg
again, make the guide.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1277.jpg
again with the pattern bit...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1278.jpg
laid-out both sides and double taped the guides.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1279.jpg

[timber715]

cut to length, and router to depth, I try the fit...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1280.jpg
trimmed the T-track and screwed them in place.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1282.jpg
then I move back to fixing the mistake using epoxy (unfortunately it was clear and doesn't blend well).
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1291.jpg
then I move to the drawers. cutting and fitting the faces, it gets glued and shot with the nail gun.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1288.jpg

[timber715]

another round of painting for the faces and the dust port for the DC and the router cover and the fence... haaay dami pa rin... :)
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1292.jpg
oh and the external switch pa pal... huhuhuhu

[moji]

Great router table Timb! Sosyal pa yung fence mo haha naka track pa..

[timber715]

Great router table Timb! Sosyal pa yung fence mo haha naka track pa..
every inch counts in my place (you have been here) and using the T-tracks instead of C-clamps gives me 2 or 3 " more space on the side. might not be much but that is a lot for me... hirap ng maliit na space. :)

[moji]

every inch counts in my place (you have been here) and using the T-tracks instead of C-clamps gives me 2 or 3 " more space on the side. might not be much but that is a lot for me... hirap ng maliit na space. :)

that's true..but still you weren't kidding when you said this was your best one yet..

[timber715]

would you believe that the first one I built had all the bells and whistles and built like a tank? all MDfF construction. but lacked beauty... sold it as if I was giving it away... :)

[timber715]

It cleans very nice...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1297.jpg
and here is the repaired part... nakakainis bec it is in your face... lol...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1298.jpg

[bbn]

"You the man!" Timber.

[violaine]

hey guys,

how can i post attachment pics? or i am not yet allowed..i tried to upload from my hard drive or from photobucket but unsuccessful.
all my pics have been resized to 400x300 pixels.

any help?

tks

[timber715]

open a photobucket account, upload your pictures there and use the image links or img... post the link as you reply and the pictures will show...

[violaine]

i cant upload pics.

says "invalid file".

i dont understand.

i have an existing photobucket account.

do i have to open another?

tks

[violaine]

hmmm.

i think i missed something from the instructions.

"post link as you reply".

lets try! hehe

http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/qq76/violainesweetness/356779234_718cf1c5a9.jpg

[violaine]

yehey!

tks timb!

here are a few pics of my previously bench top rt now a floor standing rt..like i said in another forum that a bench type router isnt going anywhere coz i am lazy to remove it there.and while its there gripped by the front vise, i cant use the other big purpose of the workbench. besides, the benchtop rt got no other shop space except the floor.

still considers this rt as a prototype of another prototype of another prototype.lol

support are gmelina and rails and legs joined using thru mortise with additional screws to hold the pieces together. stained with Ace red mahogany with two coats of PYE brand poly.

below the table is the dust and noise compartment covered on three sides using laminate floor planks. i made a bit and wrench compartment to maximise space. the panic switch is made from mdf painted red and what is fancy is the white sticker i ordered for 15 bucks..i am too lazy now to carve stickers.lost are old days when i had the motivation plus the arthritis hitting my finger joints..aww).

http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/qq76/violainesweetness/rt1-1.jpg

[violaine]

my panic switch
http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/qq76/violainesweetness/panicswitch1.jpg

[violaine]

attached it using small hinges
http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/qq76/violainesweetness/panicswitch2.jpg

[violaine]

whats behind the paddle switch is a plastic "knob" screwed to indent the off button.
http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/qq76/violainesweetness/panicswitch3.jpg

[JayL]

So the RT finally grew some legs and now got separated from the WB vise. Nice panic switch V.

[violaine]

now the lid compartment partly opened to show the bit and wrench trays..they are removable and made of mdf as well.
http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/qq76/violainesweetness/rtwithcompartmentopened.jpg

[violaine]

the first tray houses the 1/2 dia rail and stile and edge joining bits which i havent used yet.
http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/qq76/violainesweetness/rtcompartment1.jpg

[violaine]

the 2nd tray contains the wrenches and beside it are the panel raising bit, multiprofile bit and drawer lock bit.
http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/qq76/violainesweetness/rtcompartment2.jpg

[violaine]

the third and fourth trays house the 1/4 shanked bits..
http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/qq76/violainesweetness/rtcompartment3.jpg
http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/qq76/violainesweetness/rtcompartment4.jpg

[violaine]

the newly built fence with the dust collection port.

i am still not happy with the 32mm dia port..need a larger opening to get most of the dust but cant find an adapter for my shopvac hose

http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/qq76/violainesweetness/rtwithdustport.jpg

[violaine]

i was using either the f clamps or the quick grips before to hold the fence but found something to better replace them and that is these aluminum fence clamps..yes timb..your rockler universal fence clamps are also ideal to hold the rt fence..quick and steady unlcess you have a better clamping system for your new rt! (btw..whats the reason building a floor standing one?)
http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/qq76/violainesweetness/rtwithfenceclamp.jpg

[violaine]

ok that is all folks.

here are the other routers i use in the shop..the 3600 makita is covered with thick cobwebs..its not soft start but powerful enough though to handle 1/2"shanked bits but with a fixed speed...might as well sell it.
http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/qq76/violainesweetness/rtwithrt.jpg

goodnight..i regret not being able to participate in your planing/thicknessing workshop.hoping it goes out well.

;)

[violaine]

hey jay!

like i said, this is just another prototype.

id still like to build a table top using the aluminium plated laminates but they cost around 2grand (4x8) and also to replace those flimsy yellow plastic featherboards with either the blue rocklers or the orange benchdogs.

i am still busy at work and my woodshop is missing me a lot though i still find time to catch up by opening almost daily this site.

thanks to timb and the rest of the masters here for making this hobby enjoyable and fulfilling.

[JayL]

I know its never ending V. Makes me want to build one too. Maybe last quarter this year if and when I get a plate and some t track hardware.

Then sell my Bosch Mini

As always your build guys are inspiring.:)

[timber715]

that is a good looking router Doc...:)

[timber715]

(btw..whats the reason building a floor standing one?)

the portable rt has a unsightly damaged but flat top pa naman, and the mobile stand fits the 2012NB thicknesser well. I planned to make a stand for the thicknesser, but since the fit was perfect, I decided I'll use it and make a dedicated rt instead, also the bit holder I have lacks the space already(seems you need more bit space as well), this new rt provided the space to make me broke again :p., the router bits you do not use, you can lend them to me so it can be used... hahahaha, those big bits(CMT ba yan o Freud?) are gorgeous....
I have the plans for what I am building and I can share it with you if you like...

[JayL]

How come V's D handle router looks familiar to me. Have I seen that before?

[timber715]

How come V's D handle router looks familiar to me. Have I seen that before?
he posted it before sa TPC... hehehe, it was Guad that got mine...

[JayL]

Yeah all the while I thought it came from you ....

Bosch Trim router ... small but terrible and surrounded by Makita big boy routers in V's arsenal.:)

[timber715]

got the fence started today and got the base done...

http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1337.jpg
the vacuum port is a piece of old vacuum hose cut that fits the hose securely.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1336.jpg
and the front view...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1334.jpg

[violaine]

the portable rt has a unsightly damaged but flat top pa naman, and the mobile stand fits the 2012NB thicknesser well. I planned to make a stand for the thicknesser, but since the fit was perfect, I decided I'll use it and make a dedicated rt instead, also the bit holder I have lacks the space already(seems you need more bit space as well), this new rt provided the space to make me broke again :p., the router bits you do not use, you can lend them to me so it can be used... hahahaha, those big bits(CMT ba yan o Freud?) are gorgeous....
I have the plans for what I am building and I can share it with you if you like...

the big bits are made by speedway (china made but from detailed inspection they looked precisely machined) and yes they are also gorgeous like a CMT or freud and they look forward to me making doors for shop cabinets in the near soon (i dearly hope).

by the time the shop is organized then its time for me to get the 2012NB.hehe

[violaine]

lovely t tracks you have there for the new rt!

[timber715]

lovely t tracks you have there for the new rt!
they work great, but I am still hoping we can get some from Taiwan...

[timber715]

made some t-screws for the fence hold-downs by adding aluminum and knobs using t-nuts...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1344.jpg
installing them into place, and securing the fence. locks very nice and slides very smooth...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1343.jpg
with the fence locked down, time to check the squareness again. it is as good as I hoped it would be...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1342.jpg

[timber715]

got the drawer faces painted... and the whole body again while I was at it...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1355.jpg
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1352.jpg
got the switched wired and temporarily installed awaiting the panic switch paddle.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1356.jpg

[timber715]

with the top still not installed...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1371.jpg
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1372.jpg

[rolly]

Ang Ganda! Pangalawang pers lab ko n yang router table n yan!

[timber715]

thanks Rolly...

[JayL]

I'm going to check the Woodfilla. The paint really turned out smooth and good looking considering that material is plywood.

[chisel]

Looking good Timb, your the cabinet man, wish someday i could build mine. Where do you plan to put the 110v transformer

[timber715]

Looking good Timb, your the cabinet man, wish someday i could build mine. Where do you plan to put the 110v transformer
outside... :p . I use it for the ts kasi and moving it from one loc to another...

[moji]

You won't put a hose leading outside from the main cabinet? I like how you integrated the switch into the cabinet.

[timber715]

I will, I do have that to come...

[violaine]

your rt is very "delicious" now....hehe..makes me want to build another and another...

the color is wow! matches your mighty triton! id like to dismantle the bits lid compartment of my rt and try that color..hmmm..i spray painted mine with light blue to which i regret until now..haha!

i am afraid,if i had yours, id gladly put it at the center of our living room and let my friends/visitors wonder if that is our new coffee table!

cheers!

[timber715]

hehehe, doc, naiingit ako sa switch design mo, simple and clean. will copy it in a way ha. already started by making the "stop" inlay...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1376.jpg
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[violaine]

omg! that is a sweet panic switch!

inlaid pa!

da best!

[beebeenator]

its always Timber that raises the bar :)

[timber715]

di kasi ako makahanap ng magandang stop sticker eh... hehehehe. :p:p:p:p

[beebeenator]

did you freehand the groove/notched portion?

If so, then nauna yung piece to be inlaid, trace, then free hand router then stick it in?

[timber715]

did you freehand the groove/notched portion?

If so, then nauna yung piece to be inlaid, trace, then free hand router then stick it in?
yes Ben, look for the woodwhisperer at you tube, he has amazing videos about ww. one of which is router inlay

[beebeenator]

great thanks. I finally subscribed to his videos

[timber715]

made the door handles, mounted them. placed stops for the top which will keep it in place together with gravity. and got the rt in its final place.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1564.jpg
the drawers getting their residents as well...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1561.jpg
hard to fill the router bit storage, now I have space for more, budget for it na lang...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1562.jpg
also got the dc done, all I need to do is make the door...
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1560.jpg
was a long day...

[violaine]

more bits to go! haha!

well worth the day.

http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/qq76/violainesweetness/triton.jpg

[mudhutdesigns]

after laying out the hole for the router to go into, I drill 4 holes for the jigsaw blade to enter. and with a jigsaw I cut the hole as close to the line as possible.
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1256.jpg
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1257.jpg
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1258.jpg
I highly recommend you use the the Bosch progressor blades... highly!!!
http://i865.photobucket.com/albums/ab219/timber3715/IMG_1259.jpg

Thanks sir Golden and sir Timber for the blade! I am a believer now. Use it on marine ply to cut my push stick - LINIS!
and..... Used it to cut a hole on a 15mm particle board with double face melamine - NO CHIP OUTS!

Will get 1 pack soon. BTW, sir golden can I have the contact persons number and name. the one from Batangas st. sya kasi yung malapit sa kin.

Thanks!

[timber715]

look for Mr. Bong Gonzales of Suretech Enterprises...

[mudhutdesigns]

look for Mr. Bong Gonzales of Suretech Enterprises...

Thanks sir! May conference table build ba mamya?

[timber715]

hehehe, Dom I did apply sanding sealer kanina sa bottom ng top... just quickie work lang...

[timber715]

a little upgrade on my rt... nakaka ingit kasi yung kay Ryobi. all weather... eto bullet proof naman
material: Phenolic! from 2' x 3'
http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc417/sonny715/IMG_0848.jpg
reduced to 21" x 32", cut-off will serve as router fence...
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started to make the hole, this is a through hole and no catch.
http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc417/sonny715/IMG_0851.jpg
the with an Bosch 18volt Lithium Ion drill, I make holes for the jigsaw blade to start on.
http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc417/sonny715/IMG_0852.jpg

[timber715]

cut of the middle with a jigsaw
http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc417/sonny715/IMG_0853.jpg
cleaned up with a pattern bit, and viola, it fits
http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc417/sonny715/IMG_0856.jpg
then with the Bosch 18volt Lithium Ion drill, I drill the plywood support.
http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc417/sonny715/IMG_0857.jpg
well, I think this should work fine with a 3/8" catch.
http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc417/sonny715/IMG_0859.jpg

[timber715]

left it clamped and will work on the rest bukas......
http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc417/sonny715/IMG_0860.jpg

[JayL]

Grabe mga RT table tops na lumalabas. Aluminum, Granite, Phenolic ....... Steel kaya pwede rin .... LOL

[violaine]

tsk! tsk!

oo nga...ang ganda naman ng kulay ng phenolic! parang rockler! hehe

3/8" ba yan brader? parang ang kapal eh!

da best yan!

will watch the build.

:nolurk:

[timber715]

tsk! tsk!

oo nga...ang ganda naman ng kulay ng phenolic! parang rockler! hehe

3/8" ba yan brader? parang ang kapal eh!

da best yan!

will watch the build.

:nolurk:
1/2" brader...:boom1:

[JayL]

Mahal sigurado yan phenolic .... ang kapal.

[ryobi]

wow!!!! :yikes:phenolic ang ganda hehehe router table mania.... MDF rt . Granite rt Aluminum rt tapos ngayon Phenolic rt na hehehehe

Jay
gawa ka na rin ng RT steel pang anti tank or carbon fiber hehehehe :barmy: :go::go:

[jonathanscruz68]

left it clamped and will work on the rest bukas......
http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc417/sonny715/IMG_0860.jpg

master timber, anong adhesives ginamit mo sa RT upgrade mo with phenolic board ?
thanks...

[timber715]

master timber, anong adhesives ginamit mo sa RT upgrade mo with phenolic board ?
thanks...
Jon I used "No more Nails" pero just to be clear, mahina adhesion sa phenolic (madulas talaga) until it fully cured. What ho;d it in place is the mitered edges that is screwed to the sides of the bottom ply.

[jonathanscruz68]

Jon I used "No more Nails" pero just to be clear, mahina adhesion sa phenolic (madulas talaga) until it fully cured. What ho;d it in place is the mitered edges that is screwed to the sides of the bottom ply.

ok, thanks for the help...

:thanks: