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  1. General Routing
    Today I was asked how thick is the material I use in my decorative inlays. The answer to that depends on what it is you are building. If you're adding something like AmbersBear to a kids toy chest than I would suggest using inlay material around 1/8" thick. You can use thicker inlay...
  2. Jigs and Fixtures
    I'm in the process of filming how to build five unique Christmas Ornaments using the EZInlays Christmas OrnamentEZ kit. I guess I should follow my own instructions because the first two cuts I made I used the wrong template!!! :jester: I drew out all of the patterns on the inlay material...
  3. Router Bits - Types and Usage
    Folks, I am trying to cut some Dado's for the runners of a table saw sled. I got my issue with cutting straight dado's fixed, basically it was just a lot of practice and I got a new Craftmans Plunge router with LED lights. The new router is 1/2 the weight of my other beast, and the lights help...
  4. Portable Routing
    Hi Folks, I am fairly new to woodworking, been at it 8 months or so. When I first started buying tools, I purchased a new "Toughest" Brand Router for $40. It a very powerful no frills router, and has never given me mechanical trouble. The problem is the weight and visibility of the wood. It...
  5. General Routing
    Hi, I just got Bosch MRC23EVSK Modular Router System as a gift and I have never owned a Plunge Router. I have read that you need different bits. Also I am a weekend wood worker and I don't much router experience, are there any sites on the web where someone can read and see more on routers, I...
  6. General Routing
    Folks, I have tried to purchase the Craftsman 2 hp 10 amp Digital Router twice. The first time I had it shipped to the store, shipment and store pickup was Very smooth. When I got it home, I tried to remove the screws holding the base faceplate with no luck. I tried power tools and WD40 …...
  7. Table-mounted Routing
    Bob and Rick Rosendahl are going to show us how to have some fun by making candy dishes with a router. The shape chosen by Bob resembles a club and Rick is also going to answer a few questions about how to make a smooth bottom when making dishes. All this and more in episode 204 of the video...
  8. Table-mounted Routing
    New to the forums and hoping to get some guidance here. I'm pretty new to woodworking, and have just started getting into router work. I acquired a DW625 off ebay, and used it for some freehand work on a armoire I've been building. My original intent was to just order the doors for the...
  9. Starting Off
    Hi! I am a mosaic artist and brand new to this site (and the realization that plunge routing could be my new best friend!) I do mosaics and have learned that, rather then trying to get a clean, SECURE border on a table, I could do a shallow plunge routing of the surface and make my own already...
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