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Tricks with routers
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Harley
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Tricks with routers
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Bas Gooiker
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Going to make a small version, so i can have a cool "green" handmade necklace!
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LelandCrooks
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Are we shop geeks or what. I just watched 7 minutes of a guy building jigs and running a router. 
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Bruce Weldy
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Re: Tricks with routers
Yeah.....and I thought he was going to make a continuous chain out of a single board. Now that would have been worth the 7 minutes.LelandCrooks wrote:Are we shop geeks or what. I just watched 7 minutes of a guy building jigs and running a router.
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Scott Brochu
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Pretty Jigs
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ME LIKE TO HIT THINGS!
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ME LIKE TO HIT THINGS!
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Frederic Gelinas
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That's what I was expecting too. I watched the whole thing regardless.Bruce Weldy wrote: Yeah.....and I thought he was going to make a continuous chain out of a single board. Now that would have been worth the 7 minutes.
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Harley
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Re: Tricks with routers
Actually it was just as much the entertainment value as well as the handy little tricks building the jigs that made me think it was worthwhile posting.
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Re: Tricks with routers
I have an uncle in Canada who did just that. After some pre machining the actual splitting and finishing of the chains is mostly manual work. A lot of it.Bruce Weldy wrote:Yeah.....and I thought he was going to make a continuous chain out of a single board. Now that would have been worth the 7 minutes.
Some cool routering jigs & tricks there Harley. Funny to see how some very simple jigs allow for special shapes to be routered easily.
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But it Hertz
Re: Tricks with routers
I had a couple of ah-ha! moments watching this video. I'm such a hack... but I'm learning!
(I also liked one of the comments "this did not work on my Netgear router")
(I also liked one of the comments "this did not work on my Netgear router")
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At first I thought he had a real budget tattoo on his hand....... Oh nope that's the company logo! Haha
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2512, one with melded array
To do list:
XF 212
2 x Jack 112
2512, one with melded array
To do list:
XF 212