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Ryobi Router hacking me off fixing to return it!!!!
rdowdy95:
Can you send me a link to purchase one of these or atleast a picture so I can know what it looks like when I go to Home Depot?
NightGod:
This link might not work
If it doesn't, just go to homedepot.com and put 100091245 in the search box.
nostrebor:
--- Quote from: rdowdy95 on July 28, 2006, 10:44:09 pm ---To play it safe I tied a rope around my waist with a cookies sheet in front of my jewel area so I wouldn't have to me the next Bobbit victim.
--- End quote ---
For the love of all that's holy!!!... you should have gotten pics of this. YOU MUST POST PICS TO THE FORUM WHEN ROUTING WITH ARMOR! ;D
Seriously, I'm glad you took my advice and picked up a book. Routing is great fun and the router is possibly the most versatile and powerul WW tool in the shop. Folks take years learning all the tricks that the router can do. You have stepped over the edge of a slippery slope indeed... CONGRATS!
It looks like you are getting the hang of it.
On the square corner you can do several things. A flat file would work fine. If you dont have that an 80 grit piece of sandpaper folded over a heavy paint stick or board would get you there... I use adhesive backed sandpaper stuck to wood shapes for that kind of stuff all the time. you can also cut it with your jigsaw, but be careful to not over cut. If anything leave it slightly undersized and then sand to get it perfect.
The file will be the easiest, but only if you don't have to drive across town to buy one.
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