Router Boss

Alex,

I understand that Dave Richards has one. He is not on LJ but you can contact him through Fine Woodworking( http://www.finewoodworking.com/item/41292/make-it-go-faster ). At the end of the above article is his email address.

-- Backer boards, stop blocks, build oversized, and never buy a hand plane--

Because it doesn’t use a template (I have a Woodrat)
the Router Boss likely has a little backlash factor you have
to keep an eye on. In making mortises for loose tenons
you’ll be fine, but in doing actual tenons you’ll be indexing
your cuts more or less mentally. A DRO and carefully
worked-out sequence of cuts can help you get more
consistent results, but you still have to keep your mind
on the backlash as you change settings.

For dovetails it’s going to be great fun. The Woodrat is.

Another factor to consider is end mortising or tenoning
on boards longer that the jig is mounted above the ground.

In case you don’t know, the FMT is based on a shop-built
jig that appeared in Fine Woodworking.

For tenoning a template system is the most repeatable
with the least fuss. Things like the Multi-router and
Matchmaker excel at them because of this and can
tenon long boards more easily.