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marsmarvin:
Saint:

Dittos on the awesome book.

Next edition might mention MLCS LTD as a vendor that sells slot cutting router bits.  Here's the URL:

http://www.mlcswoodworking.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/smarthtml/pages/bt_slot.html

You recommend a 3/32 " bit.  This made a slot just a little too wide for the 3/4" black t-molding I bought from tmolding.com.  No big whoop, I'll just use a little glue.  But on my next cab I'm going to try a 1/16" slot cutter.

Matt, GoC:

--- Quote from: marsmarvin on August 02, 2004, 12:19:08 am ---Saint:

Dittos on the awesome book.

Next edition might mention MLCS LTD as a vendor that sells slot cutting router bits.  Here's the URL:

http://www.mlcswoodworking.com/shopsite_sc/store/html/smarthtml/pages/bt_slot.html

You recommend a 3/32 " bit.  This made a slot just a little too wide for the 3/4" black t-molding I bought from tmolding.com.  No big whoop, I'll just use a little glue.  But on my next cab I'm going to try a 1/16" slot cutter.

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I second that.  Although I used their 5/64" slot cutter and it came out PERFECT.  The molding goes in with just a bit of force from a fist but is a real #%$*& to get back out.  That defines perfect in my book.  No glue required.

Thomas.T:

--- Quote from: marsmarvin on August 02, 2004, 12:19:08 am ---Saint:

Dittos on the awesome book.

Next edition might mention MLCS LTD as a vendor that sells slot cutting router bits.
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Gunstar Hero:

--- Quote ---Since I am using a WG9200 arcade monitor, leaving this hole would be very dangerous and possibly death if my kids stick their finger in it. Another disappointment that I have to go back to the hardware store and bought another
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DrewKaree:

--- Quote from: Thomas.T on November 25, 2004, 10:31:19 am ---I too went and bought a 3/32 slot cutting router bit, and found out I need to go back to the hardware store to buy some glue for the T-molding. I end up wasting more time and money.  Moreover, also discovered there was a large hole in the back of the cabinet after putting everything together, which Saint never mentioned anything about it in the book.

Since I am using a WG9200 arcade monitor, leaving this hole would be very dangerous and possibly death if my kids stick their finger in it. Another disappointment that I have to go back to the hardware store and bought another
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