How to Cut hinge Mortise on a Door with Ryobi router 18v

In this video i will show you How to Cut hinge Mortises on a Door with the Ryobi one+ trim router. This was a suggested video from one of the viewers which will now make cutting out your doors and installing a hinge so easy without the use of a chisel. So i hope you all enjoy this tool hack and if there is anything else you would like to learn how to do in or around your house let me know in the comment section. As always LIKE, COMMENT and SUBSCRIBE for more videos. ryobi tools 18v #DIY #howto #billshowto Your donations help me to keep helping you .....

[DaveGeiss]

I decided to consult the video first prior to the start of a project, and Bill showed the process seamlessly and without fluff...great job!

[mikeovermarsstone]

I actually blew the sawdust watching this then realised it was a video. Nice work bro.

[steven]

Hi Bill, thank you for the tutorial, was exactly what I needed to see before choosing this ryobi! Cheers from across the pond!

[keenanmackrell]

Thanks for the video bud. The wife got new, nicer but bigger hinges for all out doors. The router and your video is going to save me a lot of time

[aabcxxyz]

This perfectly told me what I done wrong with a small project recently installing hinges and not being content with how I routed out the space to make the recessed. Thanks heaps man.

[giicllc]

I was going to make a jig, after this video, im just going to start cutting, Thank you...

[davidholloway]

This is the best and quickest guide for what I want to do. Thanks.

[elusivemite]

You make that look like hard work mate.

Slap hinge down. Center drill all holes. Stick one screw in middle and knife the edges.
Remove hinge. Route out both short edges then using your hand as a fence take a few mm at a time until you hit the knife life which pings out. Then corner chisel and fit the hinges.

[jakestanton]

Never mark your hinges out with a pencil, screw the hinge down where you want it, score it with a knife then take the hinge off and score the line deeper with a knife then router it out will be a much neater finish and the painter won’t moan at you about the pencil marks on the door 👍

Fast and easy, this I was looking for

[dschwendiman]

Great video. Super helpful. Thank you!

[ravikiranpradhan]

Thanks mate. Watched your other videos and was really helpful. Cheers. 👍

[zacj]

Hi, Bill. What size is that router bit, bro? Thanks.👍

[boldandthebeautifulgimbal]

Mate great video thanks for sharing it!

[SurfnPics]

Just a safety tip to anyone fitting/removing a bit or making depth adjustments is to take the battery out first 👍

[Lord-Panda]

Really cool stuff. We'll explained without all the unnecessary bollocks you get from America how to guides. Good one.

[leed]

Great video,
Can you tell me what bit is in the router ?

[electroteque]

What about on the door jamb and strike side ? Does it need a jig ?

[alibeautiful]

Hi. From Where i can buy slim stright Router bit 1/4". Or which router stright bit u recommend for Hinge routering. I have Makita cordless router trimmer with round base. Can I get same result for hinge routering if I'm using Makita cordless Router round base as your Router base is square in your video demosatrion. Please reply me. Thanks.

[stevenlee]

Brilliant video, what bit are you using on the router?