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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: Funnel on October 28, 2009, 04:33:17 pm
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So guys I have a situation... I have been searching for router bits for the t molding and I have to say I'm $hit out of luck... I've been to Home Depot, Hardware Stores and even the wood workshop in my school and yet no luck. So I was wondering if any of you guys could lend me one I would be willing to pay. Please reply
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I think you can buy them online at http://www.t-molding.com/store/home.php?cat=6 (http://www.t-molding.com/store/home.php?cat=6)
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I think you can buy them online at http://www.t-molding.com/store/home.php?cat=6 (http://www.t-molding.com/store/home.php?cat=6)
That's what I did when I purchased my T-Molding. Where are you located?
Make sure you get the correct size for the T-Molding you're buying. They are not all the same size.
Encryptor
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I don't have paypal so yeah out of luck too lol... I'm located in Puerto Rico
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you can buy them from randy t at GGG for 20$
se more here: http://groovygamegear.com/webstore/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=72&zenid=cd6b5658560c68c086afab9e8e40e09e (http://groovygamegear.com/webstore/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=72&zenid=cd6b5658560c68c086afab9e8e40e09e)
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Thing is I've never bought anything online...I bought my buttons and microswitches through a friend who placed my order on ebay.
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Then have your friend order from GGG. It's the better deal.
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do they take paypal?
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Stop being lazy and follow the link. You can read all about GGG's policies right on their site. :cheers:
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Will you guys back off of the lad ... he's obviously afraid of hippies !
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Will you guys back off of the lad ... he's obviously afraid of hippies !
Yup
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Time to bite the bullet...I buy my stuff on "the Google", its part of that thing you call the Internets...
(http://scrapetv.com/News/News%20Pages/Politics/Images/george-bush-trying-to-open-door.jpg)
I went to this site below to order the bit I needed...but during that time...they were on sale...
http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=2119 (http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=2119)
I gave up on Home Depot a long time ago...When I went around asking them for this and that...they couldnt tell the difference between their finger or their arse...Good luck...
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I found mine at my local Lowe's. Had to buy the arbor and blade separate make sure you get the correct size.
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I gave up on Home Depot a long time ago...When I went around asking them for this and that...they couldnt tell the difference between their finger or their arse...Good luck...
Huh?! I would have thought one being an innie and the other an outie would have been a give away.
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I gave up on Home Depot a long time ago...When I went around asking them for this and that...they couldnt tell the difference between their finger or their arse...Good luck...
Huh?! I would have thought one being an innie and the other an outie would have been a give away.
lol. Can't believe people are still afraid of ordering off the internet - all my family come to me for the same reason, and I say "well if you're that untrusting why should I risk it for you?"
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I gave up on Home Depot a long time ago...When I went around asking them for this and that...they couldnt tell the difference between their finger or their arse...Good luck...
Huh?! I would have thought one being an innie and the other an outie would have been a give away.
lol.
I know....I totally agree...I remember i went to the drill bits and routers and asked everybody there..."Do you have slot cutter bits for doing t-molding" and all i got was the Deer in the Headlights look....from 10 different employees...
(http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:eIUs_UpQKaA2mM:http://image03.webshots.com/3/8/3/42/97680342yNdEWi_fs.jpg)
But then at the same time...you got to ask yourself...depends on what part of the country you live in...
Where as I myself, live in North Carolina...for example...when you think of hotub , you think of this...
(http://www.aquasun.co.uk/images/sce/hotub-mallorca.jpg)
Where as in NC, we think of this....
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_cSkGsQRj6SM/SPpEAY8LnOI/AAAAAAAAAV0/BwFkwGHi5h0/s320/red-neck-hot-tub.jpg)
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I was wondering if any of you guys could lend me one I would be willing to pay. Please reply
I don't have paypal so yeah out of luck too lol... I'm located in Puerto Rico
How are you intending to pay for someone to lend to you ?
:dizzy:
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hi again Funnel
just wondering, where are you going to get the T-molding from?
most places that sell t-molding will also sell the matching router bits.
Hope you will find a solution, the last way out could be without t-molding.
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cut the wood vertically on a table saw, just adjust the blade depth and use the right thickness blade,
just be careful
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cut the wood vertically on a table saw, just adjust the blade depth and use the right thickness blade,
Uhmm... I could maybe see how that could work with a straight cut, but most cabs have angles that would be all but impossible to get to with a table saw... :dunno
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I was just thinking about the same thing.
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cut the wood vertically on a table saw, just adjust the blade depth and use the right thickness blade,
That sounds incredibly dangerous to me. Esp doing large panels vertically.
But, hey, not my fingers :)
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I was wondering if any of you guys could lend me one I would be willing to pay. Please reply
I don't have paypal so yeah out of luck too lol... I'm located in Puerto Rico
How are you intending to pay for someone to lend to you ?
:dizzy:
Money Order if it ain't a problem
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hi again Funnel
just wondering, where are you going to get the T-molding from?
most places that sell t-molding will also sell the matching router bits.
Hope you will find a solution, the last way out could be without t-molding.
Hey! Well since my cab thickness is 5/8 I was going to tell my friend to order it on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/20-FEET-OF-5-8-Smooth-Black-T-Molding_W0QQitemZ120436953655QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item1c0a9a1237 (http://cgi.ebay.com/20-FEET-OF-5-8-Smooth-Black-T-Molding_W0QQitemZ120436953655QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item1c0a9a1237)
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cut the wood vertically on a table saw, just adjust the blade depth and use the right thickness blade,
That sounds incredibly dangerous to me. Esp doing large panels vertically.
But, hey, not my fingers :)
he didnt say what he was cutting. its how I did the tmolding grooves in my stand alone controller and how I plan to do them on my lil bar top. Both of my routers are down (and the reason I'll never lend out tool again) so I have to make due with what IS working. Also I use a wood push and or clamp the top to a bigger piece of wood and take other precautions