| Project by Boaz | posted 347 days ago | 832 views | 3 times favorited | 6 comments | ![]() |
After experimenting a little with covering plywood edges using hardwood recently, I faced the problem of how to make the hardwood edges flush with the plywood. I tried using my block plane, but that didn’t work out that well, so I looked up for a solution on the web. Here is the one I liked:
http://www.taunton.com/finewoodworking/Workshop/WorkshopArticle.aspx?id=3471
It wasn’t too hard to build, even for a novice like me, and it gave me a chance to practice some router skills.
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6 comments so far
Bradford
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posted 347 days ago
I like that, and it looks so easy to build. I think there should be a “JIGS” page in here.
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Blake
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posted 347 days ago
Great looking jig! I love simle jigs. They always seem to be the best.
Bradford: we had this conversation already. I guess for now we will use a “Jig” tag.
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rikkor
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posted 347 days ago
Fine looking jig.
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Chris
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posted 346 days ago
Nice Job.. Have you had a chance to try it out?
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Boaz
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posted 346 days ago
Thanks guys.
Chris, yes I have. It worked out as expected even though it’s still not fault proof. The router will not tip by itself, but the whole platform will, unless you press the handle carefully against the workpiece at all times. I routed into my hardwood edge at one point because of that.
Grumpy
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posted 345 days ago
Thanks for the tip Boaz.
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