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Dec 24,  · For this 5/16″ wide x 1 1/16″ deep mortise in a light hardwood, I would typically use about eight passes with the motor speed at 18, – 20, RPM. However, it is important to listen to the router while working (with ear protection) to sense if it is being overtaxed. Jul 22,  · Clamp to the router table a 1 ⁄ 4" plywood skin with a cutout for the bit. (The skin reduces the depth of cut for the first pass so you need not adjust the router.) Align the line for the left end of the mortise with the start line. Plunge the workpiece onto the spinning router bit while also maintaining pressure against the fence. Mar 19,  · Loose tenons are an extremely strong joint, but some of the machinery required to make them can get a little pricey Not anymore! This Mini Mortising Jig can be made using scraps plus the cost of a few little clamps and fixtures, and you’ll be making quick and easy loose tenons in no time!
Jul 22,  · Clamp to the router table a 1 ⁄ 4" plywood skin with a cutout for the bit. (The skin reduces the depth of cut for the first pass so you need not adjust the router.) Align the line for the left end of the mortise with the start line. Plunge the workpiece onto the spinning router bit while also maintaining pressure against the fence. Mar 19,  · Loose tenons are an extremely strong joint, but some of the machinery required to make them can get a little pricey Not anymore! This Mini Mortising Jig can be made using scraps plus the cost of a few little clamps and fixtures, and you’ll be making quick and easy loose tenons in no time! Dec 24,  · For this 5/16″ wide x 1 1/16″ deep mortise in a light hardwood, I would typically use about eight passes with the motor speed at 18, – 20, RPM. However, it is important to listen to the router while working (with ear protection) to sense if it is being overtaxed.

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