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I see that now. That wasn’t the case when I bought mine. I stand corrected... That said, the T-Glide fence is way nicer. -
Can't help it. I got end cap cut to length. Laid out the dovetails on the front laminate, cut on the band saw and transferred to the end cap. I routed out the first 1/4" and did all the chiseling. I know people in the past have talked about how cutting these tails causes a bit of a pucker factor. So i dug out my short mortising bit. It's only 1/4" cutting length so it made the routing a lot easier of a process. I still had to switch to a longer bit for the final cuts but getting a good 3/4" out of the way with the smaller bit helped. It probably also helped that I was using walnut. This stuff cuts like a hot knife through butter. The fit isn't perfect but it holds the front laminate in place and looks good. There are a few gaps but i'll try and take care of those with sanding. -
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By wtnhighlander · Posted
Those look terrific! And you just inspired me to tackle some more power carving, soon! -
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