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10-06-2004, 12:15 AM
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| Registered User Supreme Forum King  |  Flush trimmed dowels/kreg plugs Some time in the past I saw a small sub-base that was sort of horse shoe shaped the attached to a small trim router. The added height let you better see the dowel as you flush trimmed it. I was thinking that I would like to build one to do the plugs that are used to fill in the holes made by "kreg" jigs. Does anyone recall where I might have seen this or have any of you made one? I have the PC 7310 that I intend to use for the router. If no one comes up with plans I will design my own (I might anyway) so let me know if you would be interested in seeing what I came up with. Ed |
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10-06-2004, 04:45 AM
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| Registered User Sr. Member | Sounds like a good idea. Can't say I have seen it myself but would like to see the end result. Aaron
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10-07-2004, 05:02 PM
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I see some changes that have to be made but I will save that for after I play around with what I have for a while. Rather then try to explain I shot a few pictures. They are attached. I was very pleased with the end result, it is dead flat with the surface and it might not even need sanding. The kreg plugs are to costly to play with just yet so I have done one yet. Ed Last edited by reible; 10-07-2004 at 05:05 PM. | |
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10-07-2004, 05:52 PM
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| The Router Guys Forum King  | Looks like a cool way to use your trim router...good idea!
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