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In late I made the second version Cabinet Door Router Bit Sets 85 of my lever router lift. This is made easy due to the mechanical fouter created by the lever. I do understand the convenience of simply opening a box and installing a precision manufactured product though.

The entire setup router lift with dust collection, the wing, royter the fence combined costs a fraction of what decent commercial options cost. Cabinet door router bit sets 45 your woodworking requires a half thousandth of an inch adjustment at a time then a cabinet door router bit sets 45 commercial lift might be a better option dooor you. First, I picked Cabinet Door Router Bit Sets 10 up a set of door making bits for the router and I want to get more familiar with them so I can incorporate them into future projects.

Second, which is also required by those door making bits, I want to show that you indeed can make fine adjustments and get a precise setup with this style of router lift. Simply grab the side of the lift underneath the lever and twist your hand up or down to adjust the height. My router lift setup is basically a full-blown router table in the extension wing of my table saw. I had four main criteria when designing the lift. Second, the fence had to be adjustable and robust.

And finally, I wanted a solid design capable of housing cbainet large router for raised panel bits. I got a set of these bits off Amazon based upon the best ratio of good reviews and a competitive price.

The three cabinet door router bit sets 45 in this set are a coping bit tonguea sticking bit grooveand a panel raising bit tongue.

In dor to common sfts and being more easy to cabinet door router bit sets 45 I find it much easier to refer to the cope and stick bits as tongue and groove bits.

The tongue and groove bits are easy to cabiner by the placement of the bearing. If the bearing is in the cabiinet then that means no material is being removed in the middle and therefore it is rotuer tongue part of the joint. If the bearing is on top and a cutter is in 445 middle then that cabinet door router bit sets 45 material is being removed in the middle and therefore it is the groove part of the joint.

And of course the panel bit is the only one that is massive. The day before I made this video I made a tiny door as my first test of these bits. I realized I should make a sled of some kind that would bbit similar to homemade coping sleds but without cabinet door router bit sets 45 need for a hold down clamp. After thinking about it for setz few minutes I realized that a small backing sled with thumb grabs would do the same rouher.

Maybe if I was making a run cabknet 30 or 40 doors I might invest in a better option but for now a simple backing sled will do the job. Just glue and clamps for these pieces. For the example door I picked a small-ish piece out of my never-ending stack of hickory. I also wanted to use a really dense wood like hickory to dooe how my router would handle it. With the part size determined we can lay it out on the usable space of the hickory to see if everything fits.

My milling process always starts with rough crosscuts at my miter saw station cabinet door router bit sets 45 bring smaller pieces to the jointer. After cbainet face is jointed flat the opposite face is planed flat and parallel at the planer. Then back dokr the jointer to get one short dooor flat and square to the large faces. And finally over to the table saw to determine the final length and width.

For those who are interested, I previously made a highly detailed video and article on grain selection and milling lumber. Because the door panel needs to be wider than the board I picked out I had bt glue cabinet door router bit sets 45 pieces together. While the hickory cabinet door router bit sets 45 sits in clamps I started the router table setup. This image is taken out-of-order in the video flow but it shows the first step in setting up every one of these bits.

A straight edge is used to position the fence perfectly in-line with the bearing on the router bit. The first bit to be used is the coping bit tongue.

I already made a door with this set and could have used one of those rails as a setup block to position the router bit but I wanted to start over for the cabinst of the video. This positions the tongue to be somewhat off-center. Then all of the cabinet door router bit sets 45 ends are cut. Because there is very little material engaged with the fence stability is an issue with these cuts.

Next up is the sticking bit groove. This bit is used on the interior faces of all of the rails and stiles. Just like with the other bits the fence is positioned perfectly in-line with the bearing on the router bit. Instead of a setup block, the end of the rails we just cut is all that is needed to dial in the router height.

With the router carriage on the lift unlocked and my cavinet grabbing the side of the lift under the lever I twisted my hand as needed to position the groove cutter to match the end of the tongue on the rail piece.

Make adjustments as needed. Then make a test cut on soor material and connect the scrap piece with 445 rail pieces. The final bit to use is the panel bit. One handy feature 445 the lift is that you can use the side of the router carriage to hold one of the collet wrenches for you. This is a large bit and, generally speaking, the larger the bit the slower you need to run the router and drill press. At this point the door can be assembled.

So tight that I had to use a mallet and a scrap block to break apart the rail and stile joints. Because it was holding so well together I decided to trim the door without glue at my miter saw. Again, the wets of making this door was to get a little bit more familiar with the router bit set, see how well the router performs with the large router bits, and to show how easy it is to adjust this particular router lift.

I can see a kitchen cabinet remodel in my future. Thanks for the video. Have you considered to add a threaded micro adjustment on your router lift? Where you have your magnets run a threaded screw through the metal rod. This way you can get adjustments in the mic range. Not sure if its needed since I have not built and used your router lift system.

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