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Recently there was a discussion about using a plunge router along with
a home made jig to make a mortise. Jig is simple enough; however, proper set up could be a little touchy since there are no centerlines, scales, etc to assist. Tonight I'm scrounging thru a desk drawer and find some 8x8 grid paper used for graphic arts layouts. BINGO. Tape a piece of the 8x8 to the bottom plate with double back tape, then overcoat with a sheet of clear contact paper used to protect books, shelves, etc. Now you have a reference grid to use for any set up that is protected which reduces accurate set up to a minimum. Even a blind hog finds an acorn if he keeps rooting around long enough. Lew |
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