Rule 1. Be extremely scared of the router... They are potentially dangerous tools.
I have mentioned the flying router bit that now (thankfully) resides on my neighbours roof and not in my body.
Rule 2. Be even more scared of the router as this will teach you respect for the tool. (see rule 1)
Rule 3. If you are blase about the potential life altering and physically damaging possibility of not respecting the routers ability to screw you up, see rule 1.
Rule 4. Refer to rule 1.
BTW, every time I use the router I need a change of underwear.....
Noice rules DB!!!! I use a lawn mower a lot, and that's scary when you go over the same tree root every time!!!
I bet a router would be scarier :P
Agreed 110% DB, routers scare the hell out of me too, so much can go wrong, but when a template is smooth and router height set well you get a good result. Well done DB the jagitone looking sweet. What colour you got planned ? Pest I suggest you ask your woodwork teacher for a lesson
With a cupboard full of wudtone, it is a hard decision to make, Woks...
At this time I am tending towards Burning Sun, but Goldenrod and my custom Butterscotch are high on the list as well....
i dont know if he has a router, i dont think we use them at all, we have other good machines though, I know how to use them all now :D
probably don't have a router at school because of the risk level...
Yeah, most likely DB!!!
Goldenrod and Butterscotch burst with a burning sun neck???Quote:
/<\\/p>[]<\\/p>/Quote from dingobass on June 14, 2013, 20:22
With a cupboard full of wudtone, it is a hard decision to make, Woks...
At this time I am tending towards Burning Sun, but Goldenrod and my custom Butterscotch are high on the list as well....
Woodwork class Rule # 1: Don't eviscerate students.Quote:
Quote from dingobass on June 14, 2013, 22:05
probably don't have a router at school because of the risk level...