Hello,

I need to remodel the laundry room in my house, its one room we have never touched since we moved in, you know how it is out of sight out of mind. well one of the projects in there is to build some cabinets and I wanted raised panel doors but do not have a bit for my router. I found this article by accident today and went and set up my TS to try it on a piece of scrap and it worked great and not much sanding to remove the saw marks, I have made coving before in a similar way but never raised panels. Anyway I just thought I would pass the tip along in case anyone just needs a few doors and doesn't want to go out and buy a bit or does not have a big router to spin it, here is the link, you will need to register though, but it's a good and informative site
American Woodworker

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Les

Thats what I was thinking. What the heck Colin? How long have you been here, anyway?

bunch of Poppycock I tell you.

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Fullerbuilt
Fine Carpentry for Custom Interiors
www.fullerbuilt.com

Earth to Colin........Earth to Colin........

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Fullerbuilt
Fine Carpentry for Custom Interiors
www.fullerbuilt.com

Obviously way to long Eiji,

Due to a way to long period of unemployment many of my intended projects were put on hold, thankfully I am now back to work so hopefully I can get some of these projects underway........ but don't hold your breath......

seriously though with work and the other stuff I do shop time is hard to find right now, too be honest its a good job talkfestool has such a good team because I defiantly would not have the time to run it without them

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