by JunkMan » Fri Dec 31, 2004 6:05 pm
[quote]I'm using the roto-zip bit only, in an adapter for the router. The bit produces a kerf of 1/8", just right for the headliner plywood that I'll use! I made a starter pass with a regular 1/8" spiral bit, then followed with the roto bit in three shallow passes. The zip-bits work great, just go shallow and slowly.
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Steve, those roto-zip bits sound good, can you go through 1 1/2" with them? I'm thinking of using 1 1/2" insulation on my walls, so would need 1 1/2" framing.
Also wondering how everyone cuts out their templates, do you freehand it? I was wondering If I could make a router guide that used string, with 2 fixed points, and wrapping around the router base somehow, kind of like the way it shows you how to draw ovals on angib's site.
And last, how do you keep Gorrilla Glue from foaming out and getting all over your finish? Could you put masking tape along the seam, and still be able to remove it after the glue set? Elmers is easy because you can see if it oozes out right away, then wipe it up with a damp rag, but the things I have used Gorilla glue on all had glue ooze out after a while.
Jeff & Odie
Black Hills of South Dakota