| Blog series by KnickKnack | updated 498 days ago | 4 parts | 5614 reads | 4 comments total |
Part 1: What I'm hoping to replace
Usual caveats – you’re unlikely to learn anything here.Additional caveat – this is likely to turn into some rambly sort of thing – I’ve found that editorialising my thoughts helps me focus – my computer has “thinks” documents dating back to my very first software programme – windoWatch it was called, which I wrote on Christmas Day 1989. Of course a year later we got sued over the name by Microsoft – and settled out of court :-) An...
Part 2: Progress is made
I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about this whole thing since my last bloglette – I think I’ve made progress… Firstly – I’ve been somewhat overthinking/overworrying about this.If it were an expensive proposition – OK.If it were going to cost megabux – OK.If it were a one-way trip – OK. But none of these are true. A router table is, it seems to me, two distinct bits… The table top, hopefully flat, with a hole in it through...
Part 3: It's Pudding Time!
Ah, I had today all mapped out, but fate decreed otherwise.First I had to deal with a friend who was getting scammed by a PayPal scam. To say she was stressed is an understatement. How I hate those low lives who try to do this. And if they try this, why don’t they at least try and write proper english? Sigh.And then there was a plumbing issue – I hate plumbing – I’m going to have to try the hosehair approach instead of the white tape. Still – I’ve manage...
Part 4: It's finished (for now)
I forgot to write the final part!So the fence, which it seems to me is the main bit, is sort of done. Tested a bit and I’m cautiously optimistic. I just need to mount it somewhere.So I scouse around for a bit of flat wood to mount it. Since it’s really a hand-held router, it doesn’t plunge too much, so the wood can’t be too thick. I guess I could plow out a recess for it in something major like a kitchen work top – I have a piece of that from the DIY shop bin. I ...
