8 Router Accessories Every Woodworker Needs

If you have a router you use for woodworking, these accessories will be some of the most useful tools you can buy.

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0:00 Most Useful Router Accessories
0:11 Bench Cookies for Woodworking
0:33 Set Router Bit Depth Easily
1:57 Easily Cut Radius on Wood
2:54 Router Bit Vise
3:23 Router Bit Organization Idea
3:48 Brass Set Up Bars
4:26 Rockler Set Up Gauge
5:08 Router Edge Guides

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[JSCRocketScientist]

There’s an advantage to the yellowhammer setup blocks if you live in the southern US (or anywhere with high humidity). Those spongy storage slots keep out the moisture. Too many manufacturers don’t plan for their tools to be stored in 115 degrees temperature and 80% humidity all summer.

[claybowser]

I made my own bench cookies using empty dip cans, concrete and flex seal. I put mineral oil in the dip cans, filled them with concrete. I popped the concrete out after it dried them paint the cookie with flex seal. You can also tack a roofing nail in the center of the can upside down and then when you're done you have a little spike sticking up to help with finishes.

[mikemontgomery-wtqp]

Good video, Would love if you made a video just for router tables, such as set up for measurements using the fence. I have to trial and error all the time. I enjoy your videos and appreciate your positivity and enthusiasm.

[boomerangfreak]

I've been using my 3D printer to make custom edge templates and well several templates in general.
I've had my 3D printer years before I started woodworking but it's also been proving useful with anything routing!

[harryshaw]

Great video I have most of the things you talked about, wish I had known about the Yellow Hammer set up blocks. Love the T-Shirt.. God Bless

[MrGrant]

Great Video!! I need to pick up some of those things

[mishellekochel]

I have the 1st two items, but def have the edge and radius guides are on my wish list!

[bernardtenpas]

I took the most of your message from your t-shirt. God bless your outreach.

[patbird]

Correction. Makita cordless 18v trim router if you are on the platform or the corded version if you are not. Both base plates are interchangeable . Makita has 6 base plates for you to select to fit your project.

I have been using mine for 8 years now with no trouble.

[Alf_]

if I borrow a set of setup blocks from a friend could I just flush trim some clones?

[Tensquaremetreworkshop]

Kreg setup blocks. A set of several blocks to almost do the job of a single adjustable height gauge. Which will cover all the heights, not just a selection. And do it in both Metric and Imperial, fractional or decimal. Giving you seven heights instead of any, at ~ twice the price. Great idea... And it digital height gauge will also replace your brass setup blocks.
Gripping bits to change bearing- just use your router. It is going in there anyway. Rockler gauge- once again, the height gauge will do all of this.
Please be honest- if you are doing a sales video then say so.

[ronswoodshack]

Another great list! Love my yellow hammer setup blocks. Thanks Mighty Matt.

[timjohnson]

“I’ve used these for a while, had an issue…” he said while holding the Radius Guide with a bandaid on his finger. 😂😂 Seriously tho, great information!

[damnrite]

What size treaded inserts do you usually use? Or 2 most common ?

[alexisonfire]

Hey man love your videos, but the filters in the thumbnail is a no go. We woodworker not instagram models.

[FixItFrench]

Haha I am using Freedom here in America! 🇺🇸 👊🏼

[lljepul]

Keep it up Matt. I'm not a member anymore just due to some struggles lately but hope to be back on soon. I don't miss a single video

[jimtompkins]

Hi Matt, as I am just getting started in wood work I have a question about the easy cut radius tools. Will these tools work on corners other than 90 degree corners? I'm planning on making a cabinet for my place and one of the corners is less than 90 degrees. Aany information would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

[derekgibbs]

Fantastic job well prepared and no filler