Welcome to the forum, Mike! Jump in on discussions, ask questions, post photos of projects, tools, and shop whenever you're ready.
David
David
Greetings from Northern California!
Hi All,
Newbie here. Got recommended to this forum through WoodworkingTalk.com. I'm looking forward to gaining some helpful knowledge to improve my woodworking skills with my various routers! They are such an awesome tool but VERY unforgiving if you don't handle them correctly.
Thanks again for the add!
Cheers!
Mike
Newbie here. Got recommended to this forum through WoodworkingTalk.com. I'm looking forward to gaining some helpful knowledge to improve my woodworking skills with my various routers! They are such an awesome tool but VERY unforgiving if you don't handle them correctly.
Thanks again for the add!
Cheers!
Mike
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Welcome to the forum Mike.
Hi Mike and welcome. Feel free to join in or post questions.
welcome Mike..Hi All,
Newbie here. Got recommended to this forum through WoodworkingTalk.com. I'm looking forward to gaining some helpful knowledge to improve my woodworking skills with my various routers! They are such an awesome tool but VERY unforgiving if you don't handle them correctly.
Thanks again for the add!
Cheers!
Mike
you'll like it here...
this here link has a little bit of light reading in it that will help you out w/ the knowledge improvement
Welcome to the forum Mike. Looking forward to seeing your projects. 
Welcome from down south, on the edge of the Mojave Desert. Sounds to me like you've had some practical experience along the way. I've also done DIY most of my life, and a lot of those lessons apply to woodworking.
I'm attaching a pdf of the 17 things that accelerated my woodworking learning curve. It is long, with pictures and wide ranging. Hopefully it will help you on some choices, in particular, dust collection. I see that Stick has already posted his very useful router guides.
I'm attaching a pdf of the 17 things that accelerated my woodworking learning curve. It is long, with pictures and wide ranging. Hopefully it will help you on some choices, in particular, dust collection. I see that Stick has already posted his very useful router guides.
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Welcome from West Texas. I'm into the CNC side of things but do have a router and router table for edge finishing things.
LOTS of great information here.
LOTS of great information here.
Welcome to the Forum
Welcome aboard a very pleasant and informative corner of the world.
Wow! This is great! I'm going to def read through it. Especially the dust collection part since that's what I'm looking into next!Welcome from down south, on the edge of the Mojave Desert. Sounds to me like you've had some practical experience along the way. I've also done DIY most of my life, and a lot of those lessons apply to woodworking.
I'm attaching a pdf of the 17 things that accelerated my woodworking learning curve. It is long, with pictures and wide ranging. Hopefully it will help you on some choices, in particular, dust collection. I see that Stick has already posted his very useful router guides.
Thank you!
welcome Mike..
you'll like it here...
Dang, you should write a book! These are great! I'm actually going to print them out so I have them readily available!
Thanks Stick!
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