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| This is a discussion on Introduction to the use of template guides within the Guide Bushings and Templates forums, part of the Routers category; Originally Posted by rdp new here, hello everyone i have oval and heart shaped peices ... |
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03-24-2009, 11:45 PM
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If you rout a template with a 16mm template guide and a 4mm cutter then you can rout the shape you require into the oak frame with a 30mm guide and 10mm cutter. Don't ask me to do the calculations in imperial as it is some 40+ years since we went metric. Tom | |||
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03-30-2009, 11:38 AM
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Not sure exactly how big your heart is, but here goes. I use a bushing inlay kit 1/4" bit to get to having a 3/4" template then using carpet tape position template where I want to inlay and the go to a larger bit with bearing of the bit size on the shank and do the cut out for the inlay. While it has an extra step, which has been pointed out, I use this method for inlaying intarsia opjects all the time. Hope this helps you out and understand there are many ways to do this, but I have found this to work for me. 
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As from today Tuesday 14th April I do not have my old email address and my PM can no longer be addressed to Template Tom as I am unable to access them so if you wish to contact me use the PM for Doak. I also have a new email address as from today if you wish to email me Tom Template Tom | ||
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