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router help for a novice
A few years ago I bought a used Crafstman router and table with the best of intentions. Never used one. Well, I am very busy with two careers, so it has sat unused. So now I am building something that I can use it for. It is basically a small four-sided cabinet (top, bottom, two sides, no front or back) to house a guitar amplifier. Roughly 17w x 6h x 11d. I would like to round off the outer lengths and corners. What I am wondering is, do I need to take the wood off in small increments, getting larger every time? Or should I set the router to do the full profile cut one time through? I am using poplar. Also, is it best to do each board before, or run the whole cabinet after assembly? Thanks very much, MK |
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