I have been woodworking for ages and been using routers since the late 60's. I lived overseas (Japan) from the mid 80s to 2011 and while over there I built a router table for two routers. - I dislike changing a set up and then having to re-set it. Left my table over there (but not my routers) and built another table with two routers here. Not as nice as some of yours, but it is functional.
I am wanting to get into inlays and sign making and have never done either of those. Looking forward to learning tricks and tips from you guys.
Other hobbies: lathe turning (2 lathes) - pen making, bowls, and flat work - cabinets, tables, book cases etc. Have table saw, band saw, sanders galore, compound sliding miter saw, welders, drill press and an abundance of hand held tools.
My dad passed away in '96 and left me a ton of tools; I had a ton of tools overseas and brought them back with me when I retired from overseas work. It filled up my shop so full that I couldn't move around in there, much less make anything. Finally two son-in-laws and a grandson took enough tools away that I could start working in the shop again.
I'm working on my dust collector units (have 2, and just now getting them working) to keep the dust down.
Looking forward to learning from you!
Hank Lee
I am wanting to get into inlays and sign making and have never done either of those. Looking forward to learning tricks and tips from you guys.
Other hobbies: lathe turning (2 lathes) - pen making, bowls, and flat work - cabinets, tables, book cases etc. Have table saw, band saw, sanders galore, compound sliding miter saw, welders, drill press and an abundance of hand held tools.
My dad passed away in '96 and left me a ton of tools; I had a ton of tools overseas and brought them back with me when I retired from overseas work. It filled up my shop so full that I couldn't move around in there, much less make anything. Finally two son-in-laws and a grandson took enough tools away that I could start working in the shop again.
I'm working on my dust collector units (have 2, and just now getting them working) to keep the dust down.
Looking forward to learning from you!
Hank Lee