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I use the wood worker II almost exclusively except for plywood. I have an 80 tooth Frued blade that I have had for years for that. -
I'm almost done building this pistol display case but after the lid fell apart (before I added the splines) at the mitered corners when I was sanding it on a flat surface I glued it back together with better glue (titebond 3 ultimate) but this time instead of using just tape to hold the frame together I applied some extra pressure with a corner clamp (partially due to the fact after sanding the old glue it wasn't a perfect miter anymore) well after I took off the clamp it was no longer flat and presented this warp you see in the picture. If I put slight pressure it will go down and lay flat so when I put on the two hasps on the front it will hold it down and look good but I would just like to have it lay flat like it should if possible, also when I put on the chamfered edge on the lid and the base this gap will look even bigger until the lid gets held down by the hasps. Anyone have any ideas that have been here before please let me know the lid is flush on the back and the right side just warped on the front mostly towards the left and also the left side. -
Used it enough to give a review? What model did you get? That sounds like it would be super useful to quickly do a round over with no cords in the way. -
Bought a new trim router the Bosch cordless becuase well you can never have to many routers right -
Looks awesome Matt! Mine was a game changer and to this day I look at it and think wow I made that, you should be proud of that bench!!
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