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Lot of good tips. Thanks.
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@Den0Q t track
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I'm sorry are you saying z track, p track, or c track? Also where can you buy this track? Thank you I'm a new subscriber and enjoying your videos very much.
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Good video, full of really useful info!
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@woodworkbyjw is really showing signs of great American craftsmanship. Great .com
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Excellent Vid. Thanks.
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I built mine tall, I just need to cut the hole and then. WOW I have a Shop smith Miter thingy. and I bought some of the 3/4" and I have 3 sets of smaller track for the fence.. Miter works great for the end grain for creating door frames. Sweet I'm just and few processes away from a working router table. Thanks for sharing this information.
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Nice job. Great tips.
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no sure my last message worked. so here it is again. rather than use a tile (could shatter) you could try using a "Plasterer's Hawk", in the main there aluminum and very cheap. let me know what you think. is that a good idea?
johnvile 3 years ago
that may work if the hawk is stiff enough. my own hawk is too thin of material and would deflect with the weight of the router-good luck
jdn6863 3 years ago