I normally do my tenons on the bandsaw but reading G Woodworking i thought id try the router table just for a change , i found it took a very long time to do 1 tenon but the results where great . I found it quite hard holding the timber and the router wanted to snatch the timber from me , so tomorrow im going to test the legacy with a flat bed slotted into the guide rails , If it works at least i can say the Legacy has earned me some money :lol:
Tenons on the Legacy
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Well it worked very well on smaller stock , it took 6 passes on the Legacy at full depth to cut 1 tenon cheek on 100 x 50 Oak , better than 8 at 1/2 depth and 8 at full depth on the router table .
I had one small problem ...... You know when you forget to clamp your work down then hit it with a cutter at a few rpm
I had one small problem ...... You know when you forget to clamp your work down then hit it with a cutter at a few rpm
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