[Toolmaann]

Had to do some serious milling today, and didn't make a single flub!

Pretty jazzed... :sweatdrop:

 

[Bill White 2]

Well dang!! Where's the challenge when ya don't royally screw up? Jokin' of course> )
Bill

 

[cabinetman]

Had to do some serious milling today, and didn't make a single flub!

Pretty jazzed... :sweatdrop:

How about some pictures so we can see what you're so happy about.

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[against_the_grain]

Sorry, I don't hang with people who don't make mistakes.

 

[Toolmaann]

Just a small taste... I'll share the finished project over in showcase.

Pine raised panels. I know, no big deal right? Well, I have the crappiest little 1/4" shank bit to do these with and it's always been a challenge for me. I have a 1/2 shank door kit that includes a raised panel bit, but unfortunately no mounted router or shaper that will accept that bit right now.

Just kind of pleased with the way they turned out. BTW, I had 6 to do, and all came out wonderful.

 

[Al B Thayer]

Just a small taste... I'll share the finished project over in showcase.

Pine raised panels. I know, no big deal right? Well, I have the crappiest little 1/4" shank bit to do these with and it's always been a challenge for me. I have a 1/2 shank door kit that includes a raised panel bit, but unfortunately no mounted router or shaper that will accept that bit right now.

Just kind of pleased with the way they turned out. BTW, I had 6 to do, and all came out wonderful.

If I use a router in place of a shaper. I hog out some of it on the table saw first. Just tilt the blade and cut off as much as you can. Makes it much easier on the bit.

Al

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