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Is it possible to use a router table with the fence set back several
inches from the bit and using the bit, a 3/16 straight cutter to rip down some phenolic sheet into strips ??? I am going to fabricate a metal table top and mount the router in the center and just use a piece of heavy sheet metal angle as a fence. I will mount the fence with bolts as this is a one time use.... I once had a router table years and years ago and didnt use it much but for playing around. And I dont remember having the fence away from the bit several inches as I need to have it now. Anyhow, what I am planning is to mount the router in the center and will bolt the fence down to the rear of the router and feed in from the right to left. I hate to ask such a stupid question but the phenolic I have is limited and I dont want to have to waste any more than neccesary getting familiar with my setup. any replies or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. |
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