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Novice's router problem
I am making a cabinet door. I cut 4 pieces of 1x3 and routed a 1/4" grove
in them to take a plywood panel. I then routed a 1/4" tongue on the ends of the short pieces to mate with the grove in the long pieces. I "intended" on assembling the door and then routing a 1/2" roundover on the inside and outside edges of the 1x3. I made up a partial sample, and like how it looks; simple but strong. Well, it just occurred to me that panel will get in the way of the router bit and prevent me from doing the inside roundover. And I can't do them before assembly because they won't fit together properly. And I can't do a temporary assembly because it will be too flimsy to hold together properly without glue. I know there are special router bits for this purpose, but I have already cut the panel grove, so I am kinda committed. Any suggestions how to make this work? In the end I expect I will have to assemble it temporarily and hope for the best, but hopefully someone will have a better idea. thanks |
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