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I am a novice at this kind of "on-line" chatty thing. I have appreciated reading many of the entries, tips and suggestions since the early days of Router Forum, but haven't felt brave enough to enter in the conversation.
I am a hobbyist wood-worker who has built a number of projects over the years and am always interested in thoughts and ideas people come up with relating to making projects easier to do and to look good. I started out quite early in life helping my father and brothers with some of their projects - primarily through observation and pulling nails in renovation projects. Over the years I have built a number of furniture pieces; turned bowls, lamp stands, candle holders, chair rungs and stretchers; jewellery boxes; our house and a number of other challenging renovation and house addition projects.
Most recently I have taken a keen interest in The Router Workshop and the inovative techniques proposed by Bob and Rick. I took "the plunge" and built myself a router table according to the plans and specifications of Bob & Rick. I am well pleased how it turned out, but I recently made an observation that I have a cavity uder a middle portion of the laminate. The edges are tight and in tact, but it sounds as if the contact cement has let go in the centre of the table top. Is there a way in which this might be remedied? I would appreciated any suggestion.
Norm
I am a hobbyist wood-worker who has built a number of projects over the years and am always interested in thoughts and ideas people come up with relating to making projects easier to do and to look good. I started out quite early in life helping my father and brothers with some of their projects - primarily through observation and pulling nails in renovation projects. Over the years I have built a number of furniture pieces; turned bowls, lamp stands, candle holders, chair rungs and stretchers; jewellery boxes; our house and a number of other challenging renovation and house addition projects.
Most recently I have taken a keen interest in The Router Workshop and the inovative techniques proposed by Bob and Rick. I took "the plunge" and built myself a router table according to the plans and specifications of Bob & Rick. I am well pleased how it turned out, but I recently made an observation that I have a cavity uder a middle portion of the laminate. The edges are tight and in tact, but it sounds as if the contact cement has let go in the centre of the table top. Is there a way in which this might be remedied? I would appreciated any suggestion.
Norm