Re: Strip: Paddle rest / router table
In Response To: Re: Strip: Paddle rest / router table *PIC* (Will N to Go)
That looks like one of those mazes you put a mouse in and he has to find the cheese!
What % success rate do you have with this setup, i.e. do you have any strips with tear-out or other problems that you can't use? I always end up ruining more than I get right. Just curious with your setup how much luck you have. I've started using straight-edged strips and find they are actually a lot easier than I thought to deal with. I just have to hand-plane a bevel for tight curves. It's easier than it sounds. I do miss the cove when gluing. Much harder to put glue on a flat surface than in a nice recessed cove!
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- Strip: Paddle rest / router table
Randy Echtinaw -- 8/13/2010, 12:32 pm- Re: Strip: Paddle rest / router table *PIC*
Kurt Maurer -- 8/14/2010, 10:07 am- Re: Strip: Paddle rest / router table *PIC*
Will N to Go -- 8/13/2010, 1:28 pm- Re: Strip: Paddle rest / router table
Randy Echtinaw -- 8/13/2010, 4:32 pm- Re: Strip: Paddle rest / router table
Will N to Go -- 8/13/2010, 8:40 pm- Re: Strip: Paddle rest / router table *PIC*
Don T -- 8/13/2010, 10:41 pm- Re: Strip: Paddle rest / router table
fred graus -- 8/14/2010, 9:43 am- Re: Strip: Paddle rest / router table
Will N to Go -- 8/14/2010, 1:06 am - Re: Strip: Paddle rest / router table
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Malcolm Schweizer -- 8/13/2010, 2:47 pm- Re: Strip: Paddle rest / router table *PIC*
Will N to Go -- 8/13/2010, 4:36 pm
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