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Reluctant woodworker
Hi folks!
My real hobby is old cameras, which turns out to be wood cameras in the end. I often find I need to make this or that and a router and a router table are most likely the cheapest, smallest and most efficient method of making wood camera parts.
I even want to make a large wood camera and there are several parts that must be machine accurate.
I was given an old Sears Craftsman Model 315 with a couple bits. I have never used a router, but I am handy with tools and even built a wood stringer and skin boat with a table saw and glue.
My camera insanity has me searching for ways to make two simple box bellows frames, 18" square with half lab joints. I actually can't decide whether to simplly do it with hobby shop wood and a chisel,
as I need it now! If I already had a router table setup, I would use that.
So I will be here reading this great knowledge base.
Thanks for all this!
My real hobby is old cameras, which turns out to be wood cameras in the end. I often find I need to make this or that and a router and a router table are most likely the cheapest, smallest and most efficient method of making wood camera parts.
I even want to make a large wood camera and there are several parts that must be machine accurate.
I was given an old Sears Craftsman Model 315 with a couple bits. I have never used a router, but I am handy with tools and even built a wood stringer and skin boat with a table saw and glue.
My camera insanity has me searching for ways to make two simple box bellows frames, 18" square with half lab joints. I actually can't decide whether to simplly do it with hobby shop wood and a chisel,
as I need it now! If I already had a router table setup, I would use that. So I will be here reading this great knowledge base.
Thanks for all this!
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