Hi All,
I'm making Shaker cabinet doors. The wood is maple, the router is a 2-1/4 hp DeWalt fixed base, mounted under a table saw wing.
I'm new to using these tongue and groove bits (these are brand new and 1/2" shank), so I am wondering if I need to make multiple passes when cutting the tongues, or is it better to try to cut the tongue in one pass?
As always, any help will be appreciated!
Thanks,
David
I'm making Shaker cabinet doors. The wood is maple, the router is a 2-1/4 hp DeWalt fixed base, mounted under a table saw wing.
I'm new to using these tongue and groove bits (these are brand new and 1/2" shank), so I am wondering if I need to make multiple passes when cutting the tongues, or is it better to try to cut the tongue in one pass?
As always, any help will be appreciated!
Thanks,
David