thecoder
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Is it possible to cut mitres with a router n router table ?
I have something similar and they work very well - once you've done a few test pieces to get the setup just right.thecoder":3en83b46 said:Thanks for the replys guys, I am wanting to make lock mitres for small boxes etc and wondered if these cutters were easy and effective to use ..
http://www.rutlands.co.uk/workshop-&-po ... 4%22-s=1_2
Thanks for that Roger I will have a lookRogerP":2xxvatbm said:I have something similar and they work very well - once you've done a few test pieces to get the setup just right.thecoder":2xxvatbm said:Thanks for the replys guys, I am wanting to make lock mitres for small boxes etc and wondered if these cutters were easy and effective to use ..
http://www.rutlands.co.uk/workshop-&-po ... 4%22-s=1_2
See here
...or here.
OK for big boxes - they seem to be for 7/8" timber - thicker than most furniture boxes/drawers etc. A small box with 7/8" size is approaching being a block of wood!thecoder":27vslla8 said:Thanks for the replys guys, I am wanting to make lock mitres for small boxes etc and wondered if these cutters were easy and effective to use ..
http://www.rutlands.co.uk/workshop-&-po ... 4%22-s=1_2
Doesn't it just! :lol:Once you've got the setup right, make a couple of scrap pieces to use as a gauge for future use, it speeds setup
Digit":ofnd067y said:I take it coder that you are aware that one half has to be done in the vertical plane? Also that the timber cannot be simply run along the fence, or in the vertical plane, running on the table top?
They do a first class job, under the right conditions.
Roy.
It's all explained here and once you've familiarised yourself with the procedure and done a few test pieces you'll find it's not difficult.thecoder":11wt3th9 said:No I wasn't aware Roy I'm very much new to it.Digit":11wt3th9 said:I take it coder that you are aware that one half has to be done in the vertical plane? Also that the timber cannot be simply run along the fence, or in the vertical plane, running on the table top?
They do a first class job, under the right conditions.
Roy.