I'm seeking a table to cut mortise and tenons mostly. The horizontal one by MLCS for under $200 seems to nicely fit the bill. I'll pack my P-C 895 in it. Has anyone used the horizontal setup for cutting M&T's? Woodhaven has a similar looking unit for nearly $300. Thanks for your time!
Vertical vs Horizontal Table??
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The British phenomenon Woodrat is being demonstrated around USA for a year and will make perfect joints of any kind.
With it you can cut M/T, dovetails and many others off the same jig.
It fits to a wall with the jig at whichever height is best for you and the router fits face down for cutting the joints on a slide.
It may be more expensive but anyone who has ever tried a Woodrat will not use any other method.
http://www.woodrat.com/
With it you can cut M/T, dovetails and many others off the same jig.
It fits to a wall with the jig at whichever height is best for you and the router fits face down for cutting the joints on a slide.
It may be more expensive but anyone who has ever tried a Woodrat will not use any other method.
http://www.woodrat.com/
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