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I was curious what is the easiest method for making stop cove profiles? Sorry this sounds so basic, I am fairly new and still learning. I was planning on simply clamping a board to the outfeed table side as a stop and clamping a board to the feed side as a stop so I could plunge into the piece and then feed it through and when it hits the other wood stop on the other end it would create my other end of the stopped cove.
Let me know if my logic is good please....
I am also using a benchtop router, so matching the height is going to be tricky with my outboard side and feed side to create this type of jig.
I am making a book case and want to do stop cove profiles on the stiles.
Thanks again for helping out a beginner.
Let me know if my logic is good please....
I am also using a benchtop router, so matching the height is going to be tricky with my outboard side and feed side to create this type of jig.
I am making a book case and want to do stop cove profiles on the stiles.
Thanks again for helping out a beginner.