Yep, definitely a wotsit...
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R.A.Salaman":3lp8z9f9 said:
Coachbuilder's Router. Jigger (Side Router)
The cutters are parallel to the sole, and carried in a metal housing. The single-iron type has two hooked cutting edges fixed with two screws; the double iron (London pattern) has two separate plain cutters set at 45°, secured with thin metal wedges. Used for cutting glazing or panel grooves in frames and pillars. It began to replace the Pistol Router in the mid-nineteenth century.
I think I can see how it works, but
explaining it is beyond me...
Cheers, Alf
