The PantoRouterhttps://www.timbecon.com.au/brands/PantoRouterOnce again behind the brilliant PantoRouter, Patrick takes us through the process …
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Sep 03, 2018 . The PantoRouter makes traditional woodworking joinery fast, accurate, safe and fun. Mortise and tenon, box joints and dovetails are just the beginning!
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The PantoRouter is similar. A stylus is used to trace a template, and that motion is transferred to a router and, of course, a router bit. The owner’s manual does a great job of helping you match the template, the stylus and the router bit in order to get the joint you want. Customizing the fit
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Apr 05, 2019 . Hello ~ I am Uncle carpenter.Today, we'll look at how to create a PantoRouter that we are working on these days. The PantoRouter is a device that makes it ea...
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The PantoRouter https://www.timbecon.com.au/PantoRouter-joinery-systemPatrick Holcombe (The Router Bits) is well-known for his use of the router to achieving...
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Nov 01, 2018 . George Vondriska gives an overview of how the PantoRouter works. George shows mortise and tenon and talks about box joints and dovetails. George's descript...
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The Hybrid PantoRouter is an all-metal version of the original PantoRouter invented by Mathias Wandel and featured on his YouTube channel.Kuldeep Singh of Kyoto, Japan saw the wooden prototype on YouTube and was inspired to build a metal PantoRouter, which could be even more accurate and more easily reproduced.
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The machine does cost more than cheap tools from China. But when you compare it to over $1100 for a Leigh FMT Pro, and how limited that machine is, I think Kuldeep's PantoRouter is a bargain! Especially considering that he puts these together one at a time, without fancy automated machinery or cheap Chinese labour.
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PantoRouter. 26,096 likes · 43 talking about this. The PantoRouter is a fast, accurate and repeatable tool for mortise and tenon, box joints, dovetails and much, much more!
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If your build requires long perpendicular holes drilled you are going to miss that drill press, although there are ways around that too. 1. level 1. Kevin-137_exe. · just now. Others have mentioned alternatives to the planer. But a drill press is …
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The concept of the PantoRouter is pretty simple - there’s a guide bearing that follows a template (2 - 1 ratio of template size to cut). There is a 2.5:1 reduction in the force needed to move the router, so it’s very easy to climb cut, something you can rarely do with a regular router or a router table.
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Developing the PantoRouter concept My original goal for developing the PantoRouter was to build a machine that would cut tenons that are trimmed on all sides, including rounding both ends to perfectly fit the rounded slot mortises from a slot mortiser such as my homemade slot mortiser The best way to produce tenons with rounded edges would be to cut them with a router.
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Carsten Avenhaus's pantorouter, with gears Carsten Avenhaus writes: My goal was to combine the flexibility of the PantoRouter with the easy setup of the Slot Mortising Machine.I also tried to address some of the issues you pointed out in your comparison with Kuldeep's version.So it has a total plunge depth of 17cm using 20" drawer slides from LeeValley.
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Attach the piece of brass for the pointer to the piece of extrusion before mounting the pantograph onto the base. You will not be able to slide the nut into the extrusion later. Loosen the screws on the shaft mounts, then place the pantograph on the base and slide the shafts through the mounts, pantograph, and other mount.
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Comparing PantoRouter machines (2013) Since receiving a PantoRouter from Kuldeep, I have two PantoRouter machines. So I thought I'd do a comparison between the two. Putting the machines side by side, what immediately struck me was, despite completely different construction, how very similar the two machines are.
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PantoRouter plans. Find this Pin and more on plantillas by Abby Avila de Rodriguez. Woodworking Patterns. Woodworking Jigs. Carpentry. Woodworking Projects. Woodworking Furniture. Garage Furniture. Diy Furniture.
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Kuldeep first experimented using steel, but later determined aluminum to be more advantageous. Through Kuldeep’s continued R&D and Matthias’ assistance, the new Hybrid PantoRouter is now a highly functional joinery jig.
Kuldeep Singh of Kyoto, Japan saw the wooden prototype on YouTube and was inspired to build a metal PantoRouter, which could be even more accurate and more easily reproduced. Kuldeep first experimented using steel, but later determined aluminum to be more advantageous.
The machine does cost more than cheap tools from China. But when you compare it to over $1100 for a Leigh FMT Pro, and how limited that machine is, I think Kuldeep's PantoRouter is a bargain! Especially considering that he puts these together one at a time, without fancy automated machinery or cheap Chinese labour.
Mac Sheldon is based in Portland, Oregon, and is selling PantoRouters at PantoRouter.com Please not that the machine pictured here is an older version. The machine has evolved since I took these pictures. see here for how it looks in 2018. The machine mounts a router that has a 3.5" (89 mm) diameter cylindrical body.