Routing with SS

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charlese
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Post by charlese »

You aren't alone Ed! I also have produced some real nice routed pieces using the SS in the drill press mode using router bits. I think the key is to keep the bits sharp. Also use a router for most jobs, but when I want a particular configuration and want to see the cut being made I use the SS. I think the key is to use amall bites and go slow.

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Post by a1gutterman »

Nice trick Ed, I'ld like to see the arrow one too!
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Thanks

Post by Big John »

Thanks for all the advice. I did buy a router table from rockler and love it. But I wanted to try to use the overhead router ability on the SS. I will try the morticing though. Thanks again. John.
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