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Beautiful work

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

Turned out great.

-- Al, Strike Fighter Town, Virginia

My son On the USS Enterprise just asked me for one.I think I’m going to try a wall mount . Good job, it looks great!

-- stan, oxford, mi smiod2@aol.com Make all the finest joints but the only thing they will remember is the finish!

Are you using a fluting jig of sort to make your slots?

-- Al, Strike Fighter Town, Virginia

No, my way is probably much more complicated. Since I never have time to create such a jig, I use my incra system to help me do the job. First, I draw on the routing side of the board all my lines which indicate each start and finish. Second, I transcribe that over on the top of the board so I know where to place it on the solid carbibe spiral bit. This also lets me know where to start and finish as I push the board across the width of my router table. Last all I do is move my incra rounting fence attachment back 1/2 inch each time taking in account the bit, which is 1/8 inch. As you can see, probably way more complicated then it should be, but everything I do is self taught or learned through wood shop magazines. Although, Lumberjocks has been a wealth of information over the past two years and has taught me more than I would have proably learned in a decade. Thanks for asking and if have any idea of making this an easier process please let me know.

-- MonkeyMonk