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Aluminum router plate
On Feb 19, 11:00 am, ROY! wrote:
I have a 1/2", 10" x 10" or so flat aluminum plate that I'd like to use to mount a router in my router table. Problem is the aluminum is not anodized so I'm concerned it will mark the wood. I'm thinking of gluing formica to the top of the plate. Anyone have alternate suggestions? Thanks. Roy! You could have it annodized. Joe G |
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Aluminum router plate
If I had a nice chunk of aluminum like that, I would probably use one
of the many epoxy enamels out there, and then as Charlie said, wax it. Easy to apply, easy to renew. Robert |
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