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That spooky remote control @ 1.05 is a nice touch ;)

Hi Marius, I am new to your web site and I am impressed with your expertise and ingenuity, also your practical ideas. I am new to making my own wooden tools so I love what you do. I do not have all of the power tools that you have so I am a little jealous - just kidding. I also like the way that you show your mistakes and how to correct them, thank you for that vulnerability, you give me hope for how to correct my own mistakes.Please keep up the good work in your videos, they are great. My present project is a router lift and an insert with rings, I am being stretched and I am learning at the same time. that is not bad for a 75 year old retiree... Jim

Nice to know i'm not the only one who's ideas don't always pan out in spots. LOL.....I'm building my own router table and one of the legs came away from the underside of the table. Had to remove the entire leg and replace and support it with additional components. But its the love of the build that keeps us going. Love your sense of humor Marius!! thanks for posting.

Nice build Marius - I loved the part where the router dropped out of the mounting best..... that's never going to get old - I have whole weeks like that by the way. Very inspirational as I want to do something similar.

The insert adjustment for level and flush is BRILLIANT! So simple and so effective.The hallmarks of a great idea.

i love that you are uploading more vids now

Love it! I actually have almost the same router. USA version so it's a RIDGID. built a similar table with hole for lift screw access but I find it fills with sawdust and I often finder quicker just to reach under and pop the quick release so I can just push it all the way up. Great to have you putting out videos regularly again!

Dude.... I am SO impressed watching this video! Your thoroughness, precision, and ingenuity are astounding.

That last take in the outtakes scared me. Lovely job. Its great seeing all of the blind alleys and dead-ends that you navigated in style.

Im making my insert plate out of a 1/2" polycarbonate piece. Thats a great idea you have there! I was gonna rely on the weight of the router to hold the insert in place anyway, it never occurred to me that i vould just lift it out and use it in reverse as a wide plate for top down operation.

Interesting technique with the bur to hold the machine screws. I've seen similar things for nuts to pinch on threads. Spindle locking leaver is a nice touch too. Well done.

I do not understand anything of what you say ... I'm Italian ... but I follow you anyway because I just look at what you do ... congratulations ...🇮🇹

Excellent, thorough work. I’ve missed these old videos of yours. This might sound cheesy but one of my oldest friends was a German foreign exchange student, and hearing your voice always brings a smile to my face, reminding me of simpler times. Also you’re bad ass at wood working. Keep it up!

Awesome to see you uploading again Marius, I always have been interested in woodworking and your videos are very interesting. Thank you! 😁

That levelling mechanism is genius :-)

I love your ingenious solutions to common problems and the precision of your work. Your router spindle lock for when you want to change the router bits is a great idea.

better and more engineered than any diy router table out there... and the outtakes lol

Thats a very slick table setup. I've got a Porter Cable 891, which doesn't have above table controls. So I'll add a lever to unlock the micro-adjust and a small dc motor to drive it forward and reverse. The notching and magnets were a nice touch. Subbed!

I love watching all your problem solving solutions, very ingenious!

As always; Great Job by a young genius. A joy to watch and listen. May Jesus richly bless you for all you do for us. Thank you.

In the last few days, I've watched almost every video, because I miss you XD

A true engineer would hide the mistakes! Brilliant as always Marius!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Quite a detailed demonstration. Investing in a router with the level adjustment in the base is the key. Great information!

Let's pretend this didn't happen! Hahahaha!

Always enjoy watching your outtakes antics! 😆😆😆

Your videos are getting better and better. Very nice insert Marius !! Keep going ! Cheers from France !

I love the outtakes!!! Great Router insert!!!!

Hi Marius , another great video , to keep the bolts/ screws from falling down/out you can use o-rings puhed over the threads at the top end , keep up the good work, G

Very interesting video, and I like that little circle cutting jig that rides on the router bearing. BUT, I had to laugh out loud when Marius casually threw in "...and with a few pieces made on a 3-D printer" like he was talking about a scrap of plywood and some nails. :-)

Superb.....! Makes my day when I get to see a Marius video. Oh, and if you watch the video twice does that mean you are obliged to leave 2 comments? 🤭🤣

This weeks outtakes were excellent......

Nice design build Marius, outtakes are great. Cheers

i've been drooling over just that router, and with the solution you've come up with it, its even more tempting. seeing as i wouldnt have to splurge on a commercial router lift! Really like your solution and the outtakes aswell :)

Deine Videos sind praktisch ein Archiv der guten Ideen !

Well done, the insert plate with the magnets is just great work, great video again... and the outtakes:)

Very enjoyable video Marius, especially your humorous gags (so calm when things go wrong). I watched the video, read the Description and all the other comments and instructions before commenting. Hope I pass the secret exam hidden somewhere in there to be uploaded next time 😨

Nice upgrade. Keep up the good work. I enjoy every video you publish👍🏻😃

I like the magic behind the phone movement @ 1:05 min ! :D

5:00 "Next I glued the washers with some superglue in place" your Deutsch is showing!

he is back with more ingenious ideas !

"One handed router bit change" *proceeds to use two hands to change the bit* In all seriousness, great video Marius! Looks really precise

Great video and project Marius. In the outtakes when unplugging the router I was expecting the router to keep running 😊. One never knows with your sense of humor.... 😊 Ron

Fantastic work! love the magnet lock!

These are the most clever 6 seconds if have seen for long: 10:10

Thanks for the video! I always enjoy your videos, Marius. Your out takes at the end show that KZfaq content creators have their "moments" just like those of us that don't create content. :)

Hi Marius, Da hast Du aber einige schöne Ideen realisiert - direkt zum Abschauen ;-) Danke für das Video, die Outtakes und die wandernde Fernbedienung (cooler Trick) !

Nice work, I really need to build a decent router table. Although, I have a router that already has the lift and spindle lock built in (if you lift it to the top it locks).

Great shop project. Its a good upgrade from the old routertable.

Great build Marius. Quality piece of kit.

Welcome back, Marius.

Great job on your router table! Always love the out takes.

Lol the remote control moving.

Sometimes feel like I spend more time making jigs, etc., than actually making projects I want to make.

Hi Marius , one of the best I have seen ,love your video;s and your humour , some of our best work comes for error;s , G.

Very cool insert plate!

Great video. Inspiring me to make my own plate.

Marius, Excellent as always! greets from Finland!

Hallo Marius, wie immer ein tolles Video und mit einer Arbeit, die wie bei jedem Video Perfektion zeigt. Einfach Klasse. LG Dominic Dominic's Bastelstube

great design, nice features and professional results

Nice! Somewhat router dependent but I can't blame you for using the great features you have.

Great style. You show us what can go wrong and then put it right. All well planned.. right?

AEG!!! Been a long time since I had seen that logo on the side of a device :D (last time was a washing machine I think! Before I moved to US.)

This is a great collections of clever ideas.

There's a ghost in your shop. At 1:04 the ghost moves your phone that's on top of your bench.

Nice job you have come up with some good ideas thanks 👏👏👍

Schöne Sache das! Das Projekt sollte ich auch mal angehen. Danke fürs Zeigen!

Your videos are awesome! Please keep up the good work and make us new clips!

Brain: A magnetic catch? That'll get filled with chips in no ti ... Me: But wood isn't magnetic. Brain: Wood? ... but ... uh. Me: Why would you think that it was? Brain: It must be the vodka. This is your fault.

I should have watched this before installing my insert plate last week. @13:11 happened to me too.

Buen trabajo compañero!!! Saludos desde España

Great work as usual Marius. Love your bloopers at the end and your sense of humor ! :-) Dennis

Hello Marius, two years ago I bought the same router to use in a router table, because of the inbuild lift. But I am disappointed, after some use the router started to fall out of the base when cranking it upwards. Keep us informed about your experience. (also the tubes of the plunge base are of very poor quality, the plunge action gets very difficult after a while) Thank you for your videos.

Great video. I love the combination of simplicity and ingenuity of your solutions. Do you have any plans to make, er, plans?

Excellent innovation and build!!!!

Nice! Ive been thinking about how nice it would be to have an adjustable router base for my table router...until i saw the price! Great idea! Unfortunately my router doesn't have an adjustable base like yours with an adjustment bolt on the side...mine is kind of a cheap one too...when i upgrade it, i will look for a base with this feature (not sure how common this is... have not looked in a long time)... this will be my first project with it! Thank you for posting it! 👍

After you adjust the bit height from above, do you have to reach under the table and tighten the clamp (base around the motor), or do you leave it loose? I have a Ridgid router which looks very similar to yours, and I find that the act of re-clamping changes the height of the bit slightly.Not sure what would happen if I didn't re-clamp every time.

Have you considered remaking the plate and mechanisms with the CNC router, but using a high-density plastic (or even maybe aluminum)? You might possibly trim the thickness of the plate, etc.. if you do so.

Bravo! Great project and great video. Thanks for sharing. Well done.

Marius great build and DIDN'T notice the S word lol

This looks awesome. realy like your way of doing things. I wish I could make a project as perfect as you.

Haha I've got the same Router, but mine is from Aldi Süd. Mine ist already pretty much modified to work somewhat descent.

Nice project.. well engineered (edit: watched the video first..!) 😎

Very well done Marius

Great job and nice to see you again.

Excellent build, I think is The best insert plate on youtube for sure.... I wanted to ask you since I have the same router I would love to 3d print the little handle you made, you have any plans that I can buy for the pieces??

Free to a good home; one router-table insert for any anti-clockwise router. :o)

Nice work. Do you have any ideas on how to use a safety ( zero volt release ) switch and also get it to trigger the motor brake ? I'm using a Makita 3612 and have always liked the fast stop when the switch on the tool was turned off. With the remote safety switch it spins for ages.

Excellent upgrade. nice work

Hey another classic video. Love it!

Hi marius! I love the upgrade you are doing! So i start upgrading mine to now with the same aeg router. Just 1 question do you have a stl file for the raise and lowering mechanism with the allan key just love it how you did that! Keep up the good work! Greets from belgium!

Ingenious. I enjoyed the video.

Nice job Marius !

Love your commitment to detail. Great videos. : )

Excellent work Marius!!

Great job, excellent video.

you need to call Ghostbusters, before it takes your phone away 1:04

Nice job Marius

Are you the new Matthias Wandel?

Great outtakes, the 3D printed parts, does this mean you have a 3D printer?