Part 4 of a series "routing for beginners"

Slow down Harry, I can’t keep up with you!
;)
Another great post, now I have to buy more template guides.

-- ~Julie~ followyourheartwoodworking.blogspot.ca

thanks for sharing your know how.

-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/

Thanks Harry, this knowledge is invaluable, Looking at your posts are just like taking a class in woodworking.

-- Martin ....always count the number of fingers you have before, and after using the saw.

Man O Man…

Teach a guy how to Post, etc. and He can Post for Life!

Harry, you’re really USING IT WELL…

I now… these are things that have been Building Up… Now, you’re cutting them LOOSE from your stockpile!

Nice stuff!

It’s nice to see you Having Fun!

You’re doing GOOD! Keep it Up!

-- Have Fun! Joe Lyddon - Alta Loma, CA USA - Home: http://www.WoodworkStuff.net ... My Small Gallery: http://www.ncwoodworker.net/pp/showgallery.php?ppuser=1389&cat=500"

Thanks Harry a picture says a thousand words.

-- Thank You Veterans!

My thanks to you all for your kind comments. The reasons for posting so many projects in a short time were to really grasp HOW to post and to gauge the level of expertise of members of this forum. I now know it consists of members with little experience all the way to established professionals. One thing that puzzles me is that before posting a message indicates that it must be made from wood, now some of my projects which have created interest elsewhere are made from metal, plastic etc, but the end result is used in woodworking, like template guides, an illuminated router base, an indexing system for the mini lathes etc. Perhaps a moderator could clarify this for me. By the way, since using Google Chrome for the past couple of days I’ve had at least five crashes, including just as I was about to finish this post. This time I’m back on Firefox.

-- Harry, Western Australia

Harry, I rarely use the Google Chrome browser… (mostly to check on my Gmail account… hardly ever).

I primarily use the Opera Browser... for the most part it works & handles things very well…

Once in awhile there are those sites that BUCKLE to the Microsoft Bells & Whistles and use their code which then makes their Sites viewable ONLY if used by the Microsoft Internet Explorer browser… In those instances, if I feel it’s worth it, I will resort to using the MS browser… after seeing what I want to see, I just kill it and continue to use my Opera browser.

I hate the MSIE browser because MS is thumbing their noses to the ASCII world and using their OWN developed bells & whistles and NOT making it possible for anyone else to use! They are TOO GOOD to join the Standards Assoc. ... They have to do it Their Way… I refuse to use it unless I really have to (& then I tell the Site mgmt. what I’ve said here). I’m convinced that everything one wants to achieve in a website, can be done using Standard Coding methods.

Opera prides itself on recognizing ONLY Common ASCII Approved HTML, etc. code…
... making it Runnable on any other NON Microsoft browser.

-- Have Fun! Joe Lyddon - Alta Loma, CA USA - Home: http://www.WoodworkStuff.net ... My Small Gallery: http://www.ncwoodworker.net/pp/showgallery.php?ppuser=1389&cat=500"

No comprendo Harry. Is that link supposed to take me to the “real” post? Why don’t you just post it on LJs? Boo Hiss…

Obviously the people who can follow the link and have the right secret code like the project. I just wish we all could see it.

-- Jim

Perhaps you need to have a Google account, it’s FREE. What is LJ. If you would send me a PM with your email address I’ll be happy to send you the pdf of this and any other project that I’ve posted.

-- Harry, Western Australia