Interesting way to make integral round tenons.

[jussi]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjTq1...layer_embedded

[Cochese]

That's a neat trick.

[JSUPreston]

Was it wrong of me to lust over those clamps? Those things are nice!

[jussi]

Was it wrong of me to lust over those clamps? Those things are nice!

Nothing wrong with that. I love my pair. They really excel when used with the MFT. Their clamping elements are also real nice.

[Black wallnut]

Thanks jussi, great link. Those seem like better methods than I've used in the past.

[gerti]

I want to know what router table that was!

[gerti]

I want to know what router table that was!

Found it, one of the many cool Festool products not available here :-( (not that I could afford them):

http://www.festool.de/Produkte/Seite...se-TF-1400-Set

Edit: found the english page:

http://www.festool.com/EN/Products/P...er-TF-1400-Set

[jussi]

I want to know what router table that was!

It's from Festool but I'm prettry sure it's not available in north america. You'll have to go to Europe to get it.

[cabinetman]

Very cool. I'll write off the trip as a business expense.

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[greenacres2]

That was cool. Watched it at lunch and when i saw those Festool clamps i drooled all over my bologna sandwich. I'm glad nobody else was home!!
earl

[radhak]

Now I know what I will buy when I hit the powerball.

I wonder if that router really is that muted, or if the volume was turned down in the video.

Any idea how he managed the speed of feed, and not drop the dowel too fast onto the spinning bit? I am guessing the size of the upper hole holds the dowel tight?

[Cochese]

I liked the router, especially the one wrench operation. I'm guessing that's a Festool as well though.

Tough to spend as much on a router as I did my bandsaw, jointer and table saw.

[jussi]

Any idea how he managed the speed of feed, and not drop the dowel too fast onto the spinning bit? I am guessing the size of the upper hole holds the dowel tight?

I think you're right. Plus the holes would probably have to be pretty tight to the stock to get a uniform size tenon.

I liked the router, especially the one wrench operation. I'm guessing that's a Festool as well though.

Yah it looks like the OF2200. I wish they incorporated that feature in their smaller 1010. It's the only thing missing imo.