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07-25-2007, 01:16 AM
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| Registered User Member  | I doubt if this will be the first, but you will learn a lot from it.Be sure the fence is true 90 degrees to the table, if you use a finger jiont or glue joint bit you'll see what I mean. Lots of room in front of the fence is real good if you are doing raised panels. Some times when I am trying to replicate an antique design I find that the mould shape was dome by the old planer way by hand, and I have to use a combination if bits to get as close to the original as I can. The 90 degree T track intersection form Rockler is reall nice to have an intersection at each end of the fence for special hold downs You'll do great Frank(jigger) |
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07-25-2007, 03:45 PM
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