Etch A Sketch Router Video

[rartuin270]

Awesome video

I'm not sure if this has been posted on here before or not but this is amazing. Check out some of the guys other videos too. There are things he does with his woodworking equipment that will change the way you view your shop.

 

[dogdog]

wow definitely have more brain than me...
picked up a trick to make wooden rollers from that video.

 

[Kevin54]

That was just cool as can be!! Thanks for posting it.

I did watch another of his videos where he made a wooden bowl on a table saw. The guy has some "smarts" for sure.

 

[NUTTSGT]

Looks like an awesome idea and you'd think that somebody would pick up on that idea and start making something similar.

 

[whyNick?]

Holy cow, brilliant! I think I get too hung up on having the right tool for the job and I don't think about clever ways I could "misuse" the stuff I've got to make do.

 

[rartuin270]

Add a computer and a couple electric motors and you've got yourself a cnc router.

 

[bullnerd]

Even he goes the wrong way with that crazy setup.

 

[rartuin270]

Even he goes the wrong way with that crazy setup.

Wrong way?

 

[whyNick?]

That was just cool as can be!! Thanks for posting it.

I did watch another of his videos where he made a wooden bowl on a table saw. The guy has some "smarts" for sure.

Yeah that's clever too but it seems like a good way to lose a finger. I think I'm going to waste a lot of time on this guy's YouTube channel.

 

[EdT]

Very cool !! It certainly shows that you can achieve some really amazing results with fairly ordinary equipment and materials

 

[bullnerd]

Wrong way?

LOL, yeah that wasn't worded very well. What I meant was, if you watch the end where he outlines his logo, you can see where he went the wrong way with the cutter. Up instead of down. Its like someone using a milling machine for the first time, not knowing which way to turn the handle to make the table move where they want. I'm sure it takes some practice.

 

[NUTTSGT]

Wrong way, lol. Who has never went the wrong way using an Etch-a-Sketch ? You have to be deliberate with ever move you make, like playing chess, several moves ahead.