Trend router

Saws, Sanders, Drill Press etc. nice to have -- must have
Jim Ball
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Re: Trend router

Post by Jim Ball » Fri Jan 30, 2015 10:36 pm

Paul C wrote:Jim were you talkin about the trend or the ridged router. I do have the ridged router which I use for trimming sides and truss rod. But I need a plunge for the rosette.
I had quoted Ken in my reply, so I was referring to the Ridgid trim router. I love mine! :D For Rosettes, you don't need anything bigger than a trim router. Heck, a lot of guys use a Dremel in a Stewmac router base & circle cutting jig. Start the cut in the area that is hidden under the fingerboard. Easy-peasy.
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Re: Trend router

Post by Paul C » Fri Jan 30, 2015 11:26 pm

Ok thanx. Where you start the cut is key.

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