wlhayesmfs wrote:I wonder how many of us learned that from father and son. Farmer, just how many of them fine adjustment tools the Dad used do you have lying around. Remember some of us have seen pictures of you old shop.
I wish I could still find them on TV now just the site and email tips.
I have done a lot of "micro-adjusting" in that manner over the years. The handy thing about adjusting that way is that if anything becomes too uncooperative you already have something in hand to smash it with.
I too no longer get to watch them. They used to be on PBS. Watching them convinced me that I didn't want to bother with having a miter-gauge slot on the router table.