The majority of the video was shot about 2,5 years ago. The collaboration got interrupted and we then didn't manage to finish it. So some parts of my shop look different than now.

@MuhammadDaudkhanTV100

4 жыл бұрын

Great👍👌❤️🌹💯

@mattschwarzenberg

4 жыл бұрын

Did you add salt to the glue?

@richardpatterson4312

4 жыл бұрын

@@mattschwarzenberg yes, he did. The granules bite the wood so it doesn't slide. Works great.

@dattack1970

4 жыл бұрын

How come Kriss doesn't do any videos anymore? Dude was smart also.

I made your circle jig two years ago and all I can say is thank you - AGAIN! My hobby is making speakers, many speakers, and as you might imagine I cut many circular holes. Your jig has saved me from having to rewire three routers. I know that some will say all you have to do is watch the router and cable to avoid the tangles. I believe you have to focus on the work and this jig allows me to put all of my focus on my work piece.

Great memories. This was a lot of fun! I need to get to editing the other video we filmed :D

@MariusHornberger

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, definitely pretty cool four days! I'm looking forward to your video!

@halken007

4 жыл бұрын

Hi chris have you abandonded you tube all together are are you planning a comeback

@AndreaArzensek

4 жыл бұрын

I miss Kriss's videos! Greeting to both from Croatia

@NicoSmets

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Kriss!

@markallen7203

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you’re still around man. Worried when you vanished from all social media. Hope you’re doing well. Please consider making videos again!

What a brilliant idea you've got Marius! Thanks for sharing!

Great to see Kriss. He had some very interesting ideas back when he made KZread videos. This was a fun blast from the past.

@ljones396

4 жыл бұрын

Was just about to say the same! What ever happened to Toolify? He had a fantastic brain and some interesting solutions/projects!

@markallen7203

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Marius try to get Kriss to do more collaborations.

@teocafengiu8852

4 жыл бұрын

Don’t quote me on this, but didn’t Kriss quit KZread to go and star on that Big Bang Theory show? Seriously though, had a chance to meet him when I took my kids to Festool Connect in Indiana a few years ago; he was super nice, talking to them about his shop and giving them stickers which are still pasted on their little toolboxes. I still recommend his homemade MFS video to everyone.

It's always great to watch videos by Marius but what a special treat to see Kriss again after all this time!

I had to comment on your subtle humor in so many places. Watching your videos is a joy.

Great build. Nice to see Chris again, I miss his Videos.

Two jig designing geniuses & masters of modern woodworking together in one shop!

Thanks for introducing Kriss. He has some very brilliant ideas on his Toolify site. Yes, I just now subscribed to it.

Great work again I would make this myself and already starting to see its potential for all my routers especially the ones I dont use often

Awesome work you guys!!! Love watching both of you.

Thanks Marius, I made a version of this router circle/hole cutting jig and it worked very well. I've made a couple of the traditional circle jigs, but as you clearly stated the cord and vacuum hose can get really tangled up. Thanks again!

Fantastic. I don't have a router and for sure I don't have the skill. Yet, I'm so very impressed by the good explanations, fantastic workmanship, and the practicality of the end product. This is my favourite channel. Great work Marius!

Using new baseplates for the routers and the adjustable wheel bearings is a brilliant idea! Thanks a ton for sharing that! :-)

Awesome build. Thank you for sharing your skills.

Hi Marius, I just checked out Kriss's site. Love your posts & thank-you. Kriss did great work.

I'll be making one of these. Thanks Marius.

a really smart idea there Marius, soon as I get back in my shop , I'm making one too Well done , Karl

Definitely cool! All thats needed now is a way wo use the jig without having to use a center hole, that would be perfect.

Brilliant skills brilliant explanations and a lovely manner. Thank you.

what a great idea and implementation. Just perfect.

awesome improvement on a common jig. thanks for posting.

Excellent Jig! Thanks for sharing.

Your Vid was just "Ahh Okay" till I seen the addition of the bearings. then I was very impressed. very very Nice job and very clever!

Well done and well thought out. MY particular routers have very little adjustment for concentricity with the base hole and the center of the bits .. the toughest thing I have to do.

Awesome idea! Thanks, keep up the videos always enjoy them!

my first thought: Marius builds a plywood machine that enables mitosis. Marius, du bist großartig.

One modification you could make to make it easier to change sizes would be to use sliding T-nuts in a track carved in the slider rather than fixed nut locations. You'd still need to remove them to flip the slider, but it would mean no more unscrewing all the way to get to the next nut location.

Great project and video. Thanks for sharing.

Great Jig Marius. Really great....!

Great job!.Thank you for the informative video.Good luck to you.

Great video. Awesome jig. Well designed and fabricated. Mahalo for sharing! : )

First class build.

The three little bearings: Genius!

That’s a useful jig if your always using your router. Good video. And also wanted to thank you, as you are inspiring. I always try and push myself to learn to hard and difficult things as I always find the most satisfaction from those things. Am sort of a late bloomer lol. Take it easy.

awesome! Been waiting for this!

Genial! Vielen Dank für diese tolle Idee! Uwe aus Darmstadt

Very clever, well done

That's a very handy jig.

When making the slider, you can cut a couple of longer strips on the table saw if it's set to the correct width. That way you have future stock if you need to route a larger circle.

@MariusHornberger

4 жыл бұрын

I did that off camera. They're in the drawer together with the jig

Excellent idea!

Cool, thanks for sharting.

Great to see you Kriss........your alive...;-)

@TrentR42

4 жыл бұрын

This footage is 2.5 years old... So he was alive then.... Though he did leave a comment here too. Just not making videos.

That's Awesome!

Congratulations for the Neutrik connector, I just discover them and I leve it :)

One of my. Oak Park jigs uses this idea as well, The guide bushing allows router to stay on one direction without the cord getting tangled…. Thanks…

Very nice jig

Using the bushing is genious.

Realy cool project :D I must made same jig

This is just so simply superb 👍🇮🇳🙏

Спасибо.Вы очень позитивный ,добрый молодой человек . Идеи какими вы делитесь дорого стоят!

Brilliant, thanks

0:49 perfekt deckungsgleich, wohl im Post biske nachgeholfen 😉

Brilliant!

2:35 "the easiest way to mark this is a caliper"... or use your triangle square to mark 45° lines from the corners.

@ericbower2256

3 жыл бұрын

huh, genius, danke dir

Thanks for the video. Love the knobs! How did you make them?

Great improvements on the commercial tool. You should make a sketch of this and sell the plans. I'd buy a copy.

I want one of those damn shirts!!!

Thanks Marius that router guide is going to be very handy. I wonder what effect (if any) having the slide offset from the centre line or at a slight angle will have?

This looks like an original idea??? Darn good one!

Great video, great looking shop. What was the purpose of the salt on the glue?

Did anyone notice that Kriss was wearing those neckband earplugs like a pair of ear muffs? Sorry, but I found that hilarious!

Nicely done Marius. Have you considered installing a couple of drop cords in certain spots to allow the cords to go overhead? I use drop cords for routers and sanders to keep the cords out of the way.

You could add a ruler on the bottom of that jig to make it even simpler to set the radius correctly. Maybe you can embed it into the slider and calibrate it to the middle point of the router's axis. Another idea would be to add some kind of measuring point for the caliper so you do not have to subtract half of the pin points diameter and such things.

Good work. The swivel base is ingenius! I'm thinking this technique could be applied to work with a Jasper (or similar flat) jig, and routers that have a round base. Make a plate, maybe a 1/4 to 3/8" (7 to 10 mm) thick disc, that will be screwed to the Jasper jig, and will have the three bearings spaced accordingly on it. My only concern is stability, / the router staying flat on the swivel base. I don't make videos, but it would be interesting to see if you or someone else might try this.

very nice work Marius. I am wondering why Kriss has not created videos. You are both very talented woodworkers...

Hey Marius! You should build yourself a Fritz&Franz Jig! This makes cutting on your Hammer K3 much safer!

@AndreaArzensek

4 жыл бұрын

I'd love to see Marius have a go at it as well!

"Just cutting off one nut" is not something I would do to save a project

Great video What is the smallest diameter you can cut with it

Haa...i think its been quite a while i havent seen new videos from toolify. Hello chris

Would there be a point in installing some kind of rollers for the base plate to sit on to reduce the friction between the base plate and jig? Or is that just me overengineering it?

Awsome collaboration. Hope to see Chris making videos soon.

Is that the Felder Diamond Saw Blade? Did you ever make a video about that?

Excelente...! 🇵🇪

Warts and all, some of the best shop-built jig ideas out there! By warts, I mean that you keep it real by including the bloopers at the end. We all have those experiences. Many KZreadrs omit them for time and fear the humanity of mistakes and retakes. Not you. Good! Thanks for sharing.

And now for the glue up. Now it’s really important you season it first as the salt really needs to penetrate deep into the wood, giving the most tenderness and flavour

Hi Marius where did you get your small hand plane from?

Hi Kriss from Toolify. It's been years!

Great project, thank you for the inspiration. Will you make plans available? I find interesting that your AEG router is basically the same as my Ridgid router, even the color. Now it begs the question as to what Kriss is up to now.

@MariusHornberger

4 жыл бұрын

I don't see the need for plans to replicate this jig

You did not mention that you have plenty of this nice shirts :-p As always, nice build :-)

I made a similar jig for cutting circles with a router but have been wanting to make a better one for ages... the bearing and circular base plates make it so much easier! I'll have to add this to my list of projects to make :)

Cris, please return to toolify! We hpo you!

love the bearing idea but I would prefer it fixed to jig incase it slightly pops up above bearing on one edge or indeed out of the bearing guide all together causing the cut edge to be off. maybe a normal jig but with cable hanging directly above router like a boom etc? maybe also a add on to this one that locks in the router but still lets bearings move?

Nice job! I'm really curious about the power cords on you routers, I would like to do something like that on my tools. Did you do that yourself?

@denniswatson4886

4 жыл бұрын

He did a video about that. Not sure how long ago.

He's alive! :D

Marius, I really like those black and yellow electrical connectors you have fitted to your tools. Where did you get them?

@MariusHornberger

4 жыл бұрын

I have a video about them on my channel. All information is there

Dangerous comment (for me): saw a commercial product, thought I could make one - a lot less expensive (hahaha!)

Perfect 👌❤️😍🌹💯

Genius. Building one, but hope to find a way to include a ruler that will allow me to adjust the radius

@randyfolsom

3 жыл бұрын

Finished making one for a palm router with a fixed base (does not plunge). This is a problem because it requires drilling two holes. One for the pivot pin and another for the bit because trying to align the router base within the bearings while the router is running is not easy. Otherwise it works great. I really like that the bearing location is adjustable to ensure a snug fit with the base. Hoping someone has an idea of how to emulate the plunge action without having to buy a new palm router that has such a base available. I want to use a small router so I can cut small circles such as guitar and ukelele sound holes.

I love Germans lol (American). You guys are awesome

ur better then this Old House, plus i want a shirt

Does the salt trick really work when doing glue ups? I've read about it but have never tried it. Nice build by the way.

Who makes your hand plane?

Eine Frage zu deinen selbstgemachten Sternknäufen: Wie fräst du da die Radien an die Kanten? Habe da noch keine (für mich sicher genug erscheinende) Methode gefunden. Grüße

@MariusHornberger

4 жыл бұрын

Radiusfräser und frästisch. Man ist aber sehr nah mir fern fingen am Fräser. Also lieber einen schnellen Halter zusammen basteln

@xyz502

4 жыл бұрын

@@MariusHornberger Danke! Das mit dem Halter klingt gut.

What was that stuff (looked like salt) you sprinkled on the glue? Or was it just for fun

@smithaustin2009

4 жыл бұрын

Salt adds some friction the keep the pieces from slipping around on the glue when clamping.

Perfect collaboration. Do you know why he’s not uploading any more videos?

@MariusHornberger

4 жыл бұрын

He's just busywith other stuff

@peacekeeper5119

4 жыл бұрын

Marius Hornberger what’s her name ? 😆

@smithaustin2009

4 жыл бұрын

@@peacekeeper5119 First name: Other Last name: Stuff

nice work i want to be woodworking but don't have tools:(

Hi, Marius, I have the k3, but it doesn't have the circular opening that your saw has. I think that you actually have the b3, but that the router is just not installed.

@MariusHornberger

4 жыл бұрын

Almost, I have the C3, without the router and without the jointer/planer

@grieske

4 жыл бұрын

@@MariusHornberger Thanks! I've been wondering about that for some time now. Thank you also for the detailed information about the table saw. Thanks to your videos, I knew what I was going to get.

What is the name of / where do you get the black plywood? Is it like melamine-plywood or something? Been seeking it for jigs and such myself.

@MariusHornberger

4 жыл бұрын

Phenolic resin coated plywood

@thomasgalenkamp1182

4 жыл бұрын

Here in Europe it is quite commonly used for making moulds for concrete, maybe that will help with finding it

@Ace-zb5xr

4 жыл бұрын

Marine ply in Aus. Bunnings has them.

@MrPatdeeee

4 жыл бұрын

In America you can buy "Phenolic resin coated plywood" at "Woodcraft". Although of late, they seem to have very few sizes and only one color. I use this plywood on many things. It is great.