| Blog series by Lee A. Jesberger | updated 98 days ago | 1 part | 248 reads | 12 comments total |
Part 1: It's not pretty but...
About twenty some years ago I bought a professional door making router bit set made by Freud. Included in the set, which I still own and use even after making hundreds of doors with it, was plans for a router fence. I bought the set for the first set of raised panel doors I made. The doors were for another contractor, and he needed them pretty quickly. After seeing the plans I realized I could make good use of a fence like that. It had the same adjustments as a shaper fence. The left an...
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