Eddie M said:You don't mention the power devil
big-all said:you have a definate allergy to anything over a ton
Translation: You can easily edge-mould timber using a router mat ("sticky" rubber mat on which the workpiece is positioned - it's anti-slip properties act in a similar way tpo clamping the work down) using bearing guided cuttersbig-all said:you can easily mould timber router matt and cutters with bearing wheels
Translation: Edge moulding (e.g. grooving, etc) can be achieved by clamping the work upright in something like a Workmate then clamping a piece of material either side of the workpiece to give a wider surface area for the base of the router to ride on (the edge of an 18mm board is difficult to route as the router tends to tip from side to side), however the router fence will foul the clamps holding the support strips at the start and end of the cut and they will need to be moved to allow the start and end of any cuts to be madebig-all said:or on end with a batton each side to give a larger work area and the fence keeping in mind you will have to move the clamp for the fence to pass
kaseryn said:I am quite certain i'd never have decoded that on my own.. thank you both! It all makes sense now.
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