Mark

I haven't been reading every email router tip, but the ones that I have read all included tips. Although, a majority of the email tips does include a link or snipet from RouterForums.com, mainly because its an excellent source of information. It also allows the subcribers to ask any question and recieve an answer within hours.

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john boback

a jig for making cabreal legs

cbetts6

Can't get enough on dove tailing with routers. Thank you for youe website. Chris Betts

hopper

jigs ,more jigs ,jig of the week, details on making the jig.

Ebenister

Jig for queen ann legs
making moulding for pediment style mirrors
step by step patterns to achieve desired results

ohiopicker6

Iwould like to see detailed instructions on doing inlays. I watch your program all the time and the one time you did an inlayed table top the cable went on the blink and I saw nothing. Sure would like to learn how to do that.

jerrymayfield

I would like to see this pattern as well. The only way I have made them,or seen them made, is with a band saw,a cabinet makers rasp and a lot of work,but the major problem is there are subtle differences in all of them.

Regards

Jerry

dlane6110

1. Wood inlays
2. Plans for the push block you use that comes apart
3. Jig to make splines

len asselstine

Will we be able to see you on any of the channels in the Vancouver B.C. region in the new year. You are not on the Knowledge Net Work anymoere. thanks len.

Learning Herb

Hay.. How about some good tip on safety.On both hand held and table routers.My buddy lost the tip of his finger on the router table by not using push sticks and blocks.It is very important to keep all of you fingers. So remember to use thoes push sticks..Learning Herb

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