fibertech

Everyone makes a contribution here. I appreciate Bob taking the time to hunt for bargains. I also appreciate how Harry keeps the spirit light. This is one of the friendliest sites around. Let's keep it that way. -Derek

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Router is still my name

If anyone around here cuts back on posting, I’ll be so I might have another accident the next time I go into the shop.
So far this year I’ve had none (No fire in the vacuum cleaner, No router bits flying past my eye, no stepping on rusty nails, no saws spitting poly into my face, …And I’ve saved enough cash from not having to go to emergency to buy some decent safety gear) so let’s keep it that way.

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Dr.Zook

No poll needed Bj. You keep on being Bj and Harry can keep on being Harry and I (with multiple personalities) will keep on being someone!

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Dave
the "Doctor"

In woodworking there is no scrap, only firewood.

Please edit your profile with a name and location so we can better assist you and make for a friendlier forum.

duckarrowtypes

Thanks for posting that youtube link to the bowl. Not only is it a great project by itself but it is very useful for my purposes. I do agree that the bandsaw method for the outside is fairly inaccurate so I won't be using this method.

To the link comments: please don't stop. I'm a newbie and I find the links invaluable.

Some of you may know that I have a small CNC machine. I spent about as much on this device as one might spend on a really great tablesaw: $1500. The CNC I have isn't the best in the world nor would it be very good at, say, hogging out anything harder than padauk. One fantastic use for the CNC that I've discovered is that it is extremely easy to make highly accurate router templates! The CNC is extremely versatile and I would suggest one (even a small one) as a useful addition to any woodworking shop.

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