Are you aware of how good you are. ? ....these videos are first class.

Tommy you never fail to impress 👏 your knowledge and teaching skills are top class

Thanks for the video - nice neat way of getting an access hatch done. The router is such a useful tool especially when you get your head around using guide bushes and templates. Look forward to next weeks instalment 👍

Fantastic teacher Tommy...

Another great tip from Tommy's shop. I am enjoying your channel.

Absolutely brilliant Tommy well explained and demonstrated. I will definitely have to try this out. More people definitely need to see your channel 👍

Hi Tommy. Thank you for another master class. Very informative. 👏👏👍😀

Thanks Tommy, more useful tips and tricks from the master.

Tommy! That is a fantastic tip and this is what I'll be using to make my router table top! T

GREAT TIPS!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing. Cheers from Brazil.

Great video Tommy. Thanks for sharing. You’d better watch that dust on your chest!

Brill just Brill

That is a neat trick. I've never seen that before.

Good evening Tommy. Thank you for the video as usual you make the work look very simple. It is great to see how the Professionals work.

Thankyou, for your help, from . . . Chris . . . Norwich, England

Very clever

Very good Tommy so much can be done with a router that we just never think about thanks very much for this one. John

I just discovered your channel Tommy. Top class content and all well explained. Thank you.

Una idea perfecta y un desarrollo excelente, felicitaciones

Dear Tommy, this is so good! Thank you so much for sharing it with everyone and going to the trouble of producing such a good video, with everything in focus and plain view. Looking forward to more of the same

thanks Tommy another great useful video

Nicely done Tommy and a the fit was perfect, question where do you get your CAT Tools.

Awesome video ; )

Thank you.

Brilliant Tommy, up to your normal high standard. Hard to believe its more than a year and a half since you started the channel!! Keep them coming.

Brilliant

Very nice Tommy. As always

Awesome video!!!

I’ve only just found your channel Tommy. Throughly enjoying it. Great stuff.

Hi, Tommy! I'm new to using guide bushings. Up until now, pattern and flush trim bits with bearings have sufficed, but now I'm running into situations where trying to make a bearing-bit do the job is just not working. Your video was very easy to follow, so I chose to try it for myself to get familiar with these new guide bushings. I've been confused about one thing -- and it's not getting any better! From what little I've learned, guide bushings can reduce the size of a piece when the pattern is a cutout in a template. Bushings can also expand the size of a piece when the pattern is a solid object, like the off-cut you used to make the insert in the second step of the video. That's where I am getting tangled up. If you use the same router setup for both the first and second steps, the first step reduced the pattern leaving an off-cut which was smaller. Then when using that hole's off-cut to create the insert, if using the same setup, it would upsize the piece by the same offset, right? That's what i experienced when I tested the process myself. I wound up with an insert that was the exact size of the hole the off-cut came from. in fact, the remains from my step 2 was a duplicate of the hole created in step 1. The only way I can see getting an insert larger than the hole is either use a larger guide bush in step 1 than or 2 -- or use the resulting insert from step 2 and repeat that step, increasing the size of the piece two times versus once. Am I missing something basic in your tutorial? I've watched it over and over, and the only thing I can see that would follow my theory is you used a larger guide bush in step #2 to increase the offset and, in turn, the size. Like I said, this is new territory for me. Anything you can offer would be greatly appreciated. Help!! And keep up the great videos. You're a natural!

Did you use a 1/4" (6.35mm) rebate cutter? I cant find a metric equivalent. Stumbled across this video. This is absolute genius because of the rebate which stops the panel falling through or needing hinges. Thank you for taking time to share this

Thanks Tommy! Love your videos! What is the double sided tape you are using? Everything I see is thick. I need something thin, like you are using.

Is that CAT I’m seeing on the Router? Does CAT makes woodworking tools?

hi tommy when you put the "grommet" in and it beautiful like yours how do you get it out? cheers

Wondered how this was done and came across your video which explained the process perfectly! Excellent tutorial, new subscription added 👍

Brilliant