@giano.cromley: This is what happens when you get careless at the router table. #routertable #woodworking #accident #woodshop #woodshopaccidents

Greg :

Router table is fine but that way the wrong feed direction

Charles Fetterolf :

Could of at least lowered it some lol that bearing on the flush trim bit doesn’t even look like it’s touching anything

coldtempered2150 :

My Cabinetmaking Instructor said, “Machinery Never Says Excuse Me To Anyone”

coloradomodernwood :

Bearing has no reference.

patrickdonovan767 :

Roald over :

routers are scary

brettstahlman :

I feel like a handheld router would have worked better and just clamped it down using some CA glue or double sided tape

5OrdinaryPeople :

War der nicht viel zu hoch eingestellt?

Captain Electron :

dude, I just said you should hold on to that better.

Artist Mark Mahorney :

template route that is the way to go I think, cut the holes in piece of plexiglass with compass first

user7069248384131 :

Yes I’ve done this on a sanding machine wasn’t pretty

Michael Silver :

I simply would not have allowed that to happen.

coreypeeps :

Noice 💪

ben dover :

Good thing I had my safety squints on the second I saw what was going on.

Hotshot :

Hey I didn’t like that

Jacob Travis :

Woah. I cut circles and route them alot for speaker building. I've never done them on my table and now I know why.

Dewayne :

Please use safety push blocks. ⚠️

YeswecanWendy :

Glad you’re not hurt to bad … but do you know why? Was the router bit to high?

XP1 :

Much like the rent, the bit is too damn high. 👍

Stephen Dexter :

The bearing wasn’t even on the reference 😭

Bradlands :

Should be going the other direction unless you intend to climb cut, which is a bit tricky as you apparently have just discovered! 🤔😎

no_st3p :

have you ever thought about actually holding on to it?

tikbonal :

esto ocurre cuando haces un trabajo como no se debe de hacer. No es un despiste, repasar un orificio trabajando contra el eje, sin rodamiento ni apoyo es una locura

theark495 :

I would’ve been running a lot slower rpms. Also would’ve been not using a router table for this application “freehand” material clamped down let the bearing follow the pattern.

davidmichaud219 :

saw that happening from here