This is very important to understand if you want a professional looking binding job
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Stock trim routers are not suited for binding channeling
Stock trim routers are not suited for binding channeling
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Re: Stock trim routers are not suited for binding channeling
I have a pretty steady hand but kept tilting that setup too so I modified it (like in the picture) to use with a tower unit. Now I can just shove it in and turn.




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Tim Benware
Creedmoor, NC
Tim Benware
Creedmoor, NC
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Re: Stock trim routers are not suited for binding channeling
Yikes. I thought those would be smaller. First time using photobucket. Any suggestions to change image size?
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Tim Benware
Creedmoor, NC
Tim Benware
Creedmoor, NC
Re: Stock trim routers are not suited for binding channeling
The pic size is OK
Why that is great! Good for you -- and you still have custom dimensioning with a simple 1/4" bit and save all that $$$ not having to buy bearings. I so happen to have a vertical gadget that works similar but is not actually a tower -- an ah hah! momment for me. Coming -- fairly soon.
While I have the highest respect for the ingenuity and creativity shown here, I do however, have to rain on the parade a little. I cannot endorse or recommend such a conversion since that KMG product is not being used per instructions and has been modified to the extent that all our (KMG) design tests are no longer relevant or valid.
Why that is great! Good for you -- and you still have custom dimensioning with a simple 1/4" bit and save all that $$$ not having to buy bearings. I so happen to have a vertical gadget that works similar but is not actually a tower -- an ah hah! momment for me. Coming -- fairly soon.
While I have the highest respect for the ingenuity and creativity shown here, I do however, have to rain on the parade a little. I cannot endorse or recommend such a conversion since that KMG product is not being used per instructions and has been modified to the extent that all our (KMG) design tests are no longer relevant or valid.
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