Excellent. Got this very system sitting in my garage still in the boxes. Thx for sharing the cutlist. Generous.

That's gotta be about the nicest router table I've ever seen. Not only is it pretty, but it looks like it could kick some serious butt at any routing task you throw at it. Thanks for the video, Guy!

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Antoine!

That is a sweet cabinet, Guy! The bit drawer blew my mind! So organized!

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Sean! Glad you had your mind blown. HaHa

Wow, that is one nice router setup, Guy! The dust collection system for that is top notch.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Steve! Yeah, the dust collection on this thing is insane.

love this, especially the incra fence! Nice build video and organisation!

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Geoff!

Don't forget to hit the like button! When I see your cut list I begin to think about getting each piece sized right then I remember you have that awesome table saw with yet another awesome Incra accessory attached. With micro precision at the table saw, router, jointer and planer you are sitting pretty Guy. Makes woodworking more and more like a walk in the park. Congratulations on a job well done, as usual. Take care.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

HaHa. Thanks Dwayne!

Super project Guy.. That Incra products looks to be top of the line. I plan to consider that down the road. Thanks for sharing.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tom! I'm glad I took the time to build this. It's going to make setting up to do an operation so much easier.

Wow! That looks so nice Guy! Great job and great video!

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

+Jennys Woodshop Thanks Jenny! I'm really happy with how it turned out. Will get lots of use.

Guy, as always, great job. Your video production is exceeded in quality only by your excellent instructions.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Wow! What a nice thing to say. Thanks so much!

Wow...now that's a router table! Great job Guy!

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Brian! Thanks buddy!

Guy, wow that turned out really nice. Congratulations on a job well done.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Nice. That looks like a treat to use. Great dust collection.

@reforzar

7 жыл бұрын

Any closer shot of the router bit storage? Couldn't quite tell the construction.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Brian! It is working really well

You do fine work.

Nice project and very functional setup. It sure is nice having all cutters in one place and by the looks of it, soon you'll have to break in another drawer!

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Maurice! Thanks man. Yeah, I really disliked having to dig for the tools and especially the bits. I should have done this a long time ago.

This sure turned out great, Guy! Thanks for the video and the plans!

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Donny! You going to build something like it?

@donnymcarter

7 жыл бұрын

It's possible! :)

And now I have to redo my Incra setup. Good job !

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

HaHa! Thanks Buddy! So what the heck you been up to Eric?

@thepoplarshop

7 жыл бұрын

Living life bro. Wake up, go to work, come home, go to sleep and repeat....LOL !

Very nicely done video Guy, I am drooling over this table. I need to start on mine soon. Thanks.

@GuysShop

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Brian! This was a nice project for me, as the router table sees a ton of use in my shop and work flow.

@bearkatwood6354

6 жыл бұрын

If it can't be done with a router, you don't need to do it, that's my motto.

Guy is excellent at cutting precise joints,and he has great brands of tools. australia.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Shane!

Guy - just found your channel, watching a few of the videos. Really digging the Colts shirt! Hello from Danville.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Kevin! Hello from Lawrence!

Very nice!

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

+Make Build Modify Thanks!

@williamreid4375

3 жыл бұрын

what are you using to hold side pallets

awesome cabinet, Guy!!

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Matt!

Awesome router cabinet Guy!!!!!

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dale!

Guy, really nice build. Besides building a really nice router table setup, you also clearly spend a lot of time in the editing room as well. Very professional on both ends.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bill! I appreciate it!

Awesome job!

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Stu!

Looks great Guy!! I now have to organize my router bits!!!!!

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

HaHa. I have been using the router heavily on the project I'm working on right now, and being able to just grab the bit I need without having to dig through a drawer for the right bit is just fantastic!

@fishindoc6025

7 жыл бұрын

Hey...any chance you could point us to a handy jig for drilling all those router bit holes?? Thanks for your videos. My cabinet is all done except the drawers and door... waiting on slides to come in

Awesome work Guy, I came by your house a few days ago nobody was home.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mike! Sorry I missed you. Let me know next time when you might stop by.

Just finished building this - thanks Guy, it worked out really well, and I'm looking forward to using it! A few minor issues with the build, but overall everything worked the way you said it would. To answer the questions below about drawer runner position, I made the screw holes 7/8" up from the bottom of the drawer, with the exception of the top drawer on the left side, which was 1 3/4" up, because otherwise the drawer gets too close to the middle shelf. One other point is that I couldn't find a standard kitchen door type hinge that would work with 1/2" plywood, so I used some door hinges that were surface mounted. I put the hinge on the right and put a magnetic catch on the left side to hold the door closed. Happy to answer other questions if anyone has any.

@PGore9894

2 жыл бұрын

How about a picture of the door with hinge. I’m running into the same problem a number of others seem to be having as far as sourcing a euro hinge for 1/2” ply. Thanks.

Great build guy. Super cool Incra push pad! I want one. :-)

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Wayne! They sell them at Incra.com if you want to go grab a couple!

I felt like i was watching Norm build . Guy your getting very good, enjoyed the build.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

+matt lowery Wow. Thanks! That is one helluva compliment Matt!

@JamesSmith-co1kt

4 жыл бұрын

Why ain't you on pbs?

Another great video

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Richard!

Looking good Guy!

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks David!

That is fancy man!!

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Extra super fancy Carlos! Thanks for watching!

Nice job well ptarmigan over

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Thomas!

That's a really nice router table!

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

+Jack Bench Woodworking Thanks Charlie! Did you ever get your new bench design complete?

@JackbenchWoodworking

7 жыл бұрын

HI Guy, unfortunately no. I find it hard to "get it all done"! So many ideas, so little time

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

I understand. Not enough hours in the day it seems sometimes.

Pretty darn nice, Guy! Pretty darn nice. Sure beats my 12" x 12" x 12" tall bench based mini table top router for my DeWalt compact router.... :)

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dave!

Nice table.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bob!

absolutely MASTERFUL! I wish you published a PDF with a step by step and measurements.

@GuysShop

5 жыл бұрын

There is a pdf available for download with all the measurements in the description of the video

Now that is a router table.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Excellent... Cheers...

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Adam!

Great Router table. I only have a few questions. When you are talking about the draw slides, one place you said get 10 and 16" slides and then later you wrote that you used 10 and 14" slides. I was just wondering which ones do I need to get. I am a very new wood worker and I was wondering how far off the bottom of the drawer sides and back do you cut the 1/4" grove for the draw bottom. Looks like it is about 1/4". Is that close to be right? Also how much space do you need between the draw fronts. Thanks for your time and concern in these matters, and I just hope I can build my cabinet to be half as good as yours. Guess I will never learn unless I try.

you are a very lucky person

Guy, awesome cabinet! I’m stuck on one detail, I’m ready to install the slides. How high are the runners for Drawer 1 (left side, top drawer)? Am I just missing this somewhere? Thanks!

Hope these tips help you with your build. First of all, I want to thank Guy for inspiration and a great plan. I wouldn't have ever attempted this without his vision and video guidance. That being said, I found it useful to modify things a bit. Not necessary at all, but helpful to me. 1. Use cabinet grade ply if you can afford it. My experience with Big Box ply (even "good stuff") is iffy. I buy my stuff at Woodcraft. I find alternate ply has too few ply layers and is often bowed. 2. If you route the 4 inch and 2 1/2 inch hoses out the left panel and rear panel (both on the left side of the cabinet) you will have the entire right side for four drawers, all full depth. You can then have one deep or two shallow drawers under the CleanSweep... but these one or two will still need a 10 inch draw slide (because the exhaust hoses are at the back) I found this also shortens the amount of hose needed and also makes the panel above the draws easier to manipulate. 3. Guy's method to install the draw slides is very useful and clever. Recommend (as he does) that you leave the router table off until near the very last for drawer slides and electrical work, as well as any adjusting required. 4. Drawers can be joined with pocket holes if you wish. Jay bates has a couple of videos on KZread that substantiate this method. But use glue too. I used a TS for the bottom grooves. 5. Draw slides are all 15 inch on the right side, and ten inch on the left side. This is a bit confusing, as sometimes the video and the written commentary suggest fourteen inch slides. 6. The door and the draw faces are easier to deal with if you use 3/4 ply. First off, I don't think half inch ply for the door is possible, as you need to drill half inch recesses in it for the Euro hinges. Secondly, the door and draws will only be even (on the cabinet face) if you use 3/4 inch ply. Thirdly, the Euro hinge is a "Full Overlay" (Blumotion 110d, #152740). This will allow the door to overlay a 3/4 inch filler strip that you install on the left side of the middle divider, to the right of the CleanSweep cabinet. The dimensions would be approx. 18" tall, 2 1/2" wide and 3/4" thick. Guy's video actually shows something like this, and he also recommends 3/4 ply in his commentary in the lengthier list of commentaries on his Incra KZread Channel. The door will fully overlay this filler strip on the hinge side, be even with 3/4 draw faces of the right side, and soft close (as inset) on the left side of the cabinet, even with the frame. Hope this isn't confusing :) 7. When you join 3/4 to 1/2 inch ply, I've found it useful to use 1 1/8 inch wood screws. These are available on Amazon. They come in handy in my shop and I don't worry about "screw through." 8. I used SO (14 Gauge) electrical cable and made my own extension, routed to the right side of the cabinet where I mounted the Jessum switch. I do recommend (as Guy's video hints) that you might wish to cut you router's cable short (about 8 inches from the router motor). Then install a new male plug. This allows you to keep a short amount of extension cord inside the CleanSweep box and makes it simple to remove your router if ever required. Also this prevents a bunch of coiled cable inside the box, should you feel you want the ability to remove the router, and also use an extension cord. 9. Perhaps this goes without saying, but even with the excellent plans Guy (and other craftspeople at other times) provide... you should always double-check things before cuts, There are too many variables: wood thickness, blade kerfs, misprints in directions, and so forth. I sheepishly admit that despite being careful, two draws I fully made were a tiny bit too wide to fit in this cabinet. I had lots of choices to correct this, but the easiest (for several reasons) was to remake the drawers to fit). Have fun, and thanks again, Guy!

Hello Guy, great video. Could you tell me where you got the dust collection fittings and tubing? I'm ordering the combo 3 the works from incra and plan on replicating your build.

Hi Guy, great build. I'm currently building the same cabinet, thanks to your great videos and instructions. I have two questions though. 1. How far forward are the ends of the drawer slides I the cabinet? In the video it appears that they extend past the filler strips and line up with the innermost lip on the extruded aluminum. Also, this dimension will change if I use 3/4 drawer faces, correct? 2. How far off the cabinet bottom do I place the lowest drawer slides? Thank you in advance.

What router do you use? What lift do you use? Would the JessEm Master Excel lift work? How would there be clearance for the precision crank?

Thank you guy. I just finished mine. I made a few changes. I used Blum tandem self close slides and poplar for the facia. I had some left over pre finished 1/2" material that I used for drawers. I wish I used 3/4 material for the bottom to have more stability, but like you said it's not fine furniture.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Cool! I am really happy with the way this project turned out. Especially the organization and the dust collection.

Question on the table dimensions -- what is the use case for so much fence travel? I like the functionality of the Incra fence system, but I've always wondered why people build their Incra router tables with the layout similar to yours. I can't think of an instance where I needed 18+" between the bit and the fence.

Hello Guy Your Videos are great can I ask were did you get your red and grey push pad.

great video Guy and a wonderful cabinet. I'd love a set of your plans so that I can build my own (I've just purchased this exact router table). How can I get them from you? Peter

Nice table,Incra is the best. Please do some videos using it. Incra videos are informative but difficult to see because of the poor resolution of the video. I have the Incra precision rule. Wow it is easy to use and accurte.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tom! I'm thinking about doing just that.

well that didnt take long..lol!- good stuff guy! did those in incra push blocks come with the router setup? or do they sell them on the website separate ?

Where did you get the sweet red drawer handles?

Guy, Very educational video. Thanks. It motivated me to build the cabinet exactly as you laid it out. Okay, so I am really new at building cabinets and placing drawer fronts (like this cabinet is my first). 1. I am at the place where I am placing drawer slides. I cannot find the dimension for the height of the bottom of the spacer for the highest drawer on the left side (the one immediately beneath the door). Can you help, please. I don't want to go through a trial and error sequence as I am not sure how to determine this exact measurement. 2. Also, when placing the drawer fronts, does the bottom of the draw box align/ flush with the bottom of the drawer front?

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Logan. The spacer for that drawer should be 4 3/16". The drawer fronts do not line up with the bottom of the drawer, and overhang them a little bit to provide clearance.

@logansage7645

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for the quick response, Guy.

Thanks Guy For Placing This Video on your KZread site Love Incra. Was just just in the process of starting to build Draws and cupboard for my router table before I get started the two draws below your router does the shelf below the dust pipe cause a problem thinking of putting a 90% you bend there would that create a better air flow my dust extraction not as powerful as yours that would mean only one draw underneath any thoughts would be appreciated Many thanks Harry

@GuysShop

5 жыл бұрын

I don't have any issues at all. I had a 1.5 HP DC setup with this, and it worked great!

@dusttilldawn123

5 жыл бұрын

Two draws it is then many thanks guy 👍👍👍

That's a very nice table Guy, if only I had the space for a table like that, sigh...

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Larry! If there's a will, there's a way! HaHa.

Hi Guy, can a piece of wood go between the bit and the fence, maybe moving the wood in the opposite direction you wood normally go along a fence? Can the fence set back from bit and make a dado in the mid section of a piece of wood? Just trying to see the many options of have the fence move away from the bit, towards to the maximum length of the incra fence's you can purchase (17, 25, etc). thanks, ron

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

I would not place a piece between the fence and the bit. However you can use the full 25" on this for routing dadoes of you so desire.

Hi Guy, your router table is a great machine. I do not understand why all router tables are not set up with the Incra positioning jig to locate the fence. My first and so far only router table was set up this way. It is particularly good for finger joints.I am intrigued as to why you used aluminium extrusions for your new router table frame, why did you not joint the plywood panels?I do not have a router lift just a hinged table top, a digital height guage and an index set of metric drills for adjustment (accurate to half a millimeter).Thanks from Colin in Northern Ireland

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Colin! The frame is also and Incra product. I needed to rebuild my router table, and it made sense for me as everything else was Incra too. Plus it looks cool :)

I am moving towards metric Festool system, do you suggest getting the metric version of the incra router fence?

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

That is a question that only you can answer my friend. Do what is right for you in your shop and your workflow.

Great router table, Guy! I just ordered all of my Incra pieces to build one of my own. What is the magic program to open the Sketch Up File?

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Kevin! I hat to say it, but you need Sketch Up. It's a free program, however there is a learning curve to it. There is also a set of plans in .pdf form that don't require software.

Guy, I am relatively new to woodworking, but wanted to make your router cabinet. I need advice on 3 questions: 1) how can I use 35 mm concealed hinges on 1/2 inch plywood doors when mortise needs to be 13 mm.? Can I affix extra 1/4 inch strip to edge where mortise is placed? 2} in your plans the filler strip for door hinge is oriented with width perpendicular to face of center divider, but in video it is laid flat to center divider. I suspect the video is the correct way; am I right? 3) you indicate that the 2 drawers on the left can be 10” deep, but since there is a 4” and a 2.5” hose that have to cross each other (16”-6.5” = 9.5”) and since the dimensions specify inside diameter and the outer diameters are larger how can that work? Thank you for the plans and ideas. I hope that someone can answer my questions and that they may help others. Chris

Hi Guy, I just picked up the Incra Combo #3. I'm considering making your cabinet for mine own system. I have a question. Since you've had this for a little while now, and have had some time to worked with it, is there anything you would do different if you could? Is it working for you, and your work flow? Thanks for offering the plans for this! Love your videos too! -Darrell

@GuysShop

6 жыл бұрын

Hey Darrell. Actually I am 100% happy with it. I can see anything I'd really change after living with it for over a year now.

This maybe my next project...can you share what is the size of your benchtop?

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Cool! The Incra table top is 27" x 43"

Guy, You inspired me! I purchased the SuperSystem #3 and began to build from scratch. All done, except for the drawers and door. Thanks for your video! As one or two others have noted, the door plans and video appear different. Being a relative neophyte at cabinets, I got confused with the dimensions of your filler strip and the type of hinges you installed. I guess I'm going to use 3/4 ply for both the door and the draw faces (so they lay flush side by side). If you might take a moment to write any info on dimensions for the final filler strip and the hinges, I'd be grateful. I have to say, I've watched some of your other videos and find you an excellent instructor and promoter for incra. I have been lucky to own several of their products.

@mark3476745837

3 жыл бұрын

I’m so pleased that you said that. I was also confused between the video when Guy install the filler strip, and what the plan say. It looks like in the video that Guy is using a piece that is about 2 1/2 inches wide, rather than the inch by three-quarter which is stated in the cut list.

Hello Guy...I'm new to woodworking and wanted your opinion. I'm purchasing a table saw with the Incra Fence. Do you recommend having a dedicated Router table with another Incra fence or have a router table attached to the table saw. Thank you and love your channel Fred C

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Fred. It's hard for me to recommend one way or the other. It really has to do with work flow, shop space and budget. For me, having a separate router table is a much batter way to do it.

Looks great. One question though ... according to Incra's "Caution" label there needs to be adequate air flow to prevent overheating the router. How would you do that without keeping both the dust collector door and the router table cabinet door open when routing larger pieces that cover the router plate? It would appear that there should be louvers on the side of the dust collector as well as louvers within the cabinet to draw in outside air. It seems to me that with the router plate covered and both doors closed no cooling air will get to the router. I've heard of users having their router overheat and most of the time they blame the router.

@GuysShop

3 жыл бұрын

Air is drawn through the router plate and fence. I have never had an issue with the router overheating.

Hi Guy Thanks very nice plan I have Festool 1400 Router can I use this plan for that one router If yes how can i get that one plan and complete fittings. Thanks Gurudan

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Gurudan! The OF1400 will not work in the lift that I have on this table. Sorry!

Hey Guy great cabinet and awesome video as always! I have a couple questions regarding the Incra products why did you choose the Incra Mast-R-Lift II over the Incra PRL V-2 Lift? Is the miter fence you used while making the drawers the 1000HD? I have been looking at that model and it seems like a good compromise on the fences they offer robust but not overly complicated. Lastly do the Rockler collet wrenches work as advertised? Thanks for your help.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul! I chose the Mast-r-lift because I could use the clean sweep rings for the plate, and they are also held in by magnets. Just one less tool to use when I need to set up, and of course the DC is awesome with them. And yes, that is the Miter 1000HD miter fence. The wrenches from Rockler work really well, much better than the pieces of crap they ship from Porter Cable with the router.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Paul, I was mistaken when I said the the PRL-V2 does not have Magna Lock Clean Sweep Rings. IWhen I was shopping for lifts, I must have been comparing the Woodpeckers model and not the Incra.

@paulkinneberg9405

7 жыл бұрын

Got my collet wrenches today they work awesome thanks Guy!

Hey Guy, I'm trying to put together the Incra router table cabinet with 1/2" stock as indicated but have a question about the door hinges. The only size of hinge "cup depth" that I have seen is 1/2" so what hinge did you use in the 1/2" wood door ???

@PGore9894

2 жыл бұрын

I have the same question, did anyone ever give you an answer?

@chloedogable

2 жыл бұрын

@@PGore9894 Nope !!

What hinges did you use? The question was asked but not answered about a year ago. We are using 1/2" plywood, most hinges ask for more than 1/2" wood.

@GuysShop

4 жыл бұрын

I used regular euro hinges, being careful not to drill through. You can always use 3/4 ply for the door.

One last question....what was your spacing for the slide supports on the left side of the cabinet? Did i miss that being mentioned? I don't see that in the plans

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Geoff. The spacer for that drawer should be 4 3/16".

@fishindoc6025

7 жыл бұрын

Guy,,,sorry. Somehow I missed your response to Logan on this below. I should read a little more carefully!!

Hi Guy, where is the link we can find the plans to build the router table or do you sell them?

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

If you look in the description of the video, I have left links there for plans and a Sketch Up file for download.

I've got the same LS 25 positioner and I have a question. There seems to be a lot of play in the positioner/fence when it's not locked down completely in the base. Is that normal? So much so that the fence leans onto the table top and I have to lift up a little on it to move it back and forth otherwise it doesn't travel smoothly. Thanks

@GuysShop

5 жыл бұрын

No, that's not normal. I would go through the process of positioning the fence again as outlined in the instructions. They really explain it well and a lot better than I could.

@es9048

5 жыл бұрын

@@GuysShop Appreciate the response. Thanks

Great project. Could you do a video/give some info on your vacuum bag setup?

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Steve! It is a pretty simple DIY type setup. I got the plans and parts from veneersupplies.com. They have a lot of info over there if you want to take a look.

Loved these 2 videos & the one on the Incra lift & dust collector! One thing I wasn"t clear on was the use of the Incra fence with this table. I'm guessing you have separate fence systems for the router table & your tablesaw, but if someone can only afford one Incra fence system, how difficult is it to move the fence between the saw & the router and what"s involved in recalibrating each time? Also, what are your thoughts about using an Incra TS Combo where the router is installed to the side of the saw & just one Incra fence is used for both operations?

@GuysShop

6 жыл бұрын

It would be very cluncky and inconvenient to transfer the fence fro the router table to saw, and It's really not designed to be used that way. I also did a video on the Incra table saw fence, and I show how the fence along with mounting a router table in the saw would work.

Were do you buy your drawslids

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

These came from Home Depot.

Hi, I tried to download the palns and sketchup files but I get a message from google that I need permission. I filled out googles form but I never got an email okaying my access. What do I do to get the plans?? I have all of the Incra parts and I'm ready to go. Thanks in advance.

Did you paint the handles red?

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Yes. They were originally brushed aluminum handles, and I got lucky and found a near perfect color match with the burgundy Incra components. Then I sprayed a couple coats of lacquer on them for good measure.

Guy...I can't figure out your dimension for the width of them door...i used complete overlay euro hinges and my width is gonna be about 15 1/4 instead of 14 21/32. I also noticed the filler strip for the door hinge side on the diagram is different than what you did on the video...thats the one i did btw

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Geoff. Yeah, I did change the door from the drawing. I used a filler strip to attach the hinges with zero overlay euro style cup hinges.

Great Design and effort. I tried downloading the cutlist and on clicking the link in description it says I need to request for an access to these google drive files. I have sent a request, please send me permission to access these files from your drive.

Can you tell me the name and source of the hinges? Having trouble locating shallow enough cups for the 1/2" door.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Phil, check your messages in You Tube. I replied yesterday to the question. Thanks for watching!

@cstandi1

7 жыл бұрын

Guy, I could use the hinge information as well. Thanks.

@fishindoc6025

7 жыл бұрын

GuysWoodshop: Guy...do you have a source for the drawer slides and I could also use the hinge info. Thanks! Bought the plywood today and getting ready to cut

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

I got the 14" slides from Home Depot and the 10" slides from Amazon. The hinges were also bought at Home Depot. They are zero offset euro cup hinges. I would recommend making the door out of 3/4" plywood so the you have enough depth for the cup hinges.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

I got the 14" slides from Home Depot and the 10" slides from Amazon. The hinges were also bought at Home Depot. They are zero offset euro cup hinges. I would recommend making the door out of 3/4" plywood so the you have enough depth for the cup hinges.

Guy, what are the inserts that are in the 3/4" holes to hold the different size router bits? Oh, and please tell me that Red/White color scheme is NOT in support of IU! That cabinet should clearly be Black/Gold...hahaha.

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

The insets are CMT router bit bushings I purchased from amazon.com. Very cheap - 20 for $7. And the color of the sides are actually a light grey, and the pulls are crimson/burgundy color. Closest thing I could get to Ohio State Buckeyes colors. Go Buckeyes! HaHa.

you have incra everything i can not afford the band saw fence

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

I invested quite a bit in Incra tools,as they are well worth it for me and what I do. Thanks for watching!

@williamhoward8319

7 жыл бұрын

i am retired and on a very tight budget am also disabled can only stand a few minates at a time in my shop i have tools not top of the line but suficient to do what i like to do i do not do cabinets any more

Nice router stand, great to have all that storage. Paul / paulsmessyworkshop on KZread .

@GuysShop

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul! The organization is really cool also for me.