I am a woodworker of sorts, although measured by time spent it would appear that I prefer to be in my gardens. That said I have a nice shop with three routers among a number of other tools (table saw, drill press, jointer, etc.). To get back into wood working, I thought I would make a crumb catcher bread board, the kind where one routs out a set of parallel dadoes slightly over halfway through the board and then another set perpendicular to those on the other side, leaving a lattice.
So my first question is: is there a simple jig arrangement that would make these dadoes safely and cleanly. I am thinking of something on par with a box joint jig.
So my first question is: is there a simple jig arrangement that would make these dadoes safely and cleanly. I am thinking of something on par with a box joint jig.
