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| Registered User New Member | Hi Gang, thanks for allowing me to join your site, i have give it a good looking at and i think it is brilliant, so if you can put up with me asking questions i will have a bash. I am one of the younger generation taking up a hobby of woodworking, used to be what they call over here in sunny England a Plater/Welder working in steel work, so if you get fed up with my questions maybe you can fix me up with a job in Orlando or somewhere like that, i am pleased to be on here,thanks again, Ibcallus. |
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| Registered User Supreme Forum King | Hi, welcome to the router forums ![]()
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| Registered User Forum King | welcome. You’re only aloud 3 questions to being with however for every router bit you purchase and post a picture, you get additional credit for questions depending on the type of the bit. Straight bits = 10 questions Dovetail bits= 20 questions. Roundover =30 questions. the 1/4 shank router bits get half credit. The more extreme the bit profile the more credits you get. Enjoy the stay and have fun.
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| Registered User Member | Welcome to the forum. ![]() |
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| Official Greeter Supreme Forum King | Ibcallus, welcome to the forums. You got questions, just ask.
__________________ Dave the "Doctor" In woodworking there is no scrap, only firewood. |
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| Registered User Forum Geek | A warm welcome to the Forum Ibcallus, from another britt. Cheers Pete
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| Registered User New Member | Thanks gang for your welcome, up to now i have got myself a table saw, router table with router fitted and a plunger router, bench drill with stand and a bench grinder with linisher belt attached, electric plain, electric drill other bits and bobs, and i am now raring to go all i want now is some easy projects for a leaner and hopefully away i go, i think maybe i should make myself some jigs for the saw and the router table so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, Ibcallus. |
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| Registered User Forum King | G'day and welcome to the forum Ibcallus (or can I call you Ib?). You've found the right place for jigs. If you want some ideas for a first project, take a look at the Show & Tell. Have fun.
__________________ Pete I've cut it twice and it's still too short! But only at one end. |
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| Registered User New Member | Hi Geordie, thanks for the welcome and ib looks good to me and thanks for heading me to the Show and Tell, some of those projects are awsome, ibcallus. |
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