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PostPosted: Mon Aug 07, 2006 11:23 pm 
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How many of you have and/or still encounter the heebie jeebies when you use routers/lam trimmers on tops/b/s?
You know, that large bit cutting into your primo addi top with your best rosette ever or cutting into incredible b/s, with perfect bend and perfect wood?


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PostPosted: Mon Aug 07, 2006 11:35 pm 
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Using a router is all attitude, just like training crocodiles. You are the boss from the very beginning, and never loose your concentration.

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I say "with God's grace" everytime i start the laminate trimmer! And it works!


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It still kinda freaks me out! But I just do the set up carefully and take my time, and it all seems to work out. Having a good binding jig helps a lot!

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[QUOTE=A Peebels] Using a router is all attitude, just like training crocodiles. You are the boss from the very beginning, and never loose your concentration.

Al[/QUOTE]

And NEVER hold your baby while you're trimming a top with a router!!

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Uh..I will NEVER have the guts to use a laminate trimmer...I'll stick with my finely honed purfling cutter and wood chisels, thankyouverymuch....

you lot have courageous hearts....Sam Price38937.4453703704


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some funny and not so funny results .
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