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Review by RouterManiac posted 752 days ago 1255 views 0 times favorited 8 comments Add to Favorites Watch
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I just got a set of these, and I was pretty surprised. I was a little hesitant to shell out $11 bucks for a glorified piece of wood but they work pretty good. They really remind me of a router mat that I bought a few years ago, they have the same type of non slip surface. You could probably make some from those drawer liners or non slip rug liners. But for me as busy as I am I would rather just buy them and keep going then stop and make them. Pretty cool though, I have to admit I will probably buy more, its nice to have something grip the wood while you edge guide with your router.

I did notice that Rockler has the same product only in blue.

-- Ken, Florida, www.theroutermaniac.com




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RouterManiac

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Dusty56

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#1 posted 752 days ago

“glorified piece of wood ” ? They look like plastic in the picture.
Rockler has had theirs on the market for over a year now. I won a set at a LJ get-together …so far , so good…no slippage ! They seem to be a little “stickier” than the regular router mat material that I have.

-- Do what you want to do , you're going to anyway !

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yarydoc

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#2 posted 752 days ago

Rockler sells Bench Dog Tools also. I have a set of the orange ones from lowes. I think they are the same with another name on it.

-- Ray , Florence Alabama

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dbhost

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#3 posted 752 days ago

I believe Rockler owns Bench Dog tools… And I have a set of the Rockler Bench Cookies. Sure any router mat etc… will slip with a buildup of dust. The rubber mat gizmo, and the plastic won’t be hurt if you rinse the dust off and dry them off… Maintain your cookies…

-- Manufacturer of fine quality sawdust since 1984. Comments and advice on my shop welcome. Check it out at http://lumberjocks.com/dbhost/workshop. Gladly accepting shop build donations!

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Juansnapon

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#4 posted 752 days ago

Thanks for the review I have been thinking about purchasing them and know mabye I will just have to decide to get them from Lowes or Rockler? Decisions, Decisions

-- Juan, Fresno CA.

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Chase

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#5 posted 751 days ago

I have a set from both rockler and lowes. They are both pretty equivalent. I dont know for sure if they are from the exact same company, but it wouldnt surprise me.

-- Wood is Good

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OttoH

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#6 posted 751 days ago

I used the Rockler version while working on the Wedding Chest I recently posted and can safely say that it would have been a lot harder to build without the cookies. Gottas love those little disks!

-- I am responsible for how I respond to everything in my life - - Katy TX

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kunk

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#7 posted 751 days ago

Yup, but should you serve a nice bold Pinot or a smooth rich Merlot or a clean and crisp Chardonnay with em?...kunk

-- Got Wood...Earthling?

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