I made it, you just need to space up enough to allow the overlap of the edging to pass under the router. Plans for the base are on the website under downloads.
FINALLY! The video i've been looking for for years!! A video thats clear and useful, Im not a beginner but even now, several years in, i've always felt I was 'winging' it and have never been able to find a competent explanation video on how to make these decision. This Video is bookmarked! Question, I mainly cut sheet ply, but occasionally i cut MDF and Acrylic/Perspex, Would you use the same rules between the materials?
Hello James, sorry for the very late reply, I have only just had a notication from RU-vid! For ply and mdf thios approach will work. Plastics are a little different as you need to reduce the spindle speed by about 25%, reduce the depth of cut and cut in the opposite direction as plastics climb cut better than conventional.
_"And the tip is.......... don't drill holes with the router"_ I think you misunderstood his point, it wasn't "don't use a router for holes" it was "don't use a router cutter (bit) for holes', but instead get a router dowl bit.
Does anyone know of a jig that can be used with this along with a track saw guide to make cabinet shelf pin holes? The festool trs system is just way too expensive.
What kind of table saw has a small reverse saw to prevent tearout? That's great! I'd thought of affixing some stanly blades to a 0 clearance insert to score the stock but I doubt that would be enough...
