Molding tricks with a tilting router lift

http://woodgears.ca/router_lift
Exploring some of the possibilities that the tilting router lift opens up in terms of making molding with inexpensive router bit sets

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• router
• lift
• modling
• bit

[jassvillem]

This is really interesting! If I may ask, did you mark angle and vertical dimensions on your adjustment devices or do you measure them by hand after every adjustment?

(English is foreign language to me so I hope I made my point.)

[Matthiaswandel]

I didn't measure anything while making that molding.

[crumblenaut]

I wish there were kits available for your projects.

[Matthiaswandel]

It's called wood. Plus my plans. Much assembly required :)

[HsingG32]

just asking, why when pushing must use that stick? i mean will use hand be so dangerous? or there is other reason?

[Matthiaswandel]

You never know. You use a seat belt in the car even though you aren't planning on having an accident.

[ThisIsInvisible]

holy fuck you are a genius

[alex46215]

where the hell do u get time to build all the stuff...U ARE A FLIPPIN GENIUS DUDE..i bought a joiner planer, and i saw....U BUILT ONE jeezz mannn....

[TheInternalKillerXx]

i got the same router bit set :D

[averagemale2000]

Not sure what I like more, the video content or the video editing/quality. Great job on both. Thanks for making these videos.

[zeratul575]

you know man you are a GOD among carpenters

Great job when i get some stuff together i might make homemade bandsaw

[KillerDrummer88]

wow that's really amazing!! You're so practical and creative, great work!

[hondannyboy]

You are like a wood engineer!

[Larenzoid]

@Matthiaswandel Good answer, Matt. Real nice router lift, too. I like the tilting idea. You should patent that design.

You amaze me sometimes.

Larry

[hydeph]

That's the tablesaw I just restored. I was wondering if you could do a re-vamp article on how you did your extensions. I have a motor with a shaft on protruding from each side, and it blocks the right rail from extending to the same length as the left one. I didn't want to cut it off, it's a good motor.