Chris Mire
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shaz,
kinda late to admit it now, but your hole jig on the TS was one solution i had thought of, but my mind couldn't decide whether it would work or not.
how will the cutter cut the profile on the section of the circle contacting the fence, without ruining the section approaching the fence? picture the cutter running the bead, then the cutter having to come down, it just seems in my head that it would over cut the bead so to say. i really don't know how to explain what i mean. sorry
carry on good sir
waiting for woodworking enlightenment
chris
kinda late to admit it now, but your hole jig on the TS was one solution i had thought of, but my mind couldn't decide whether it would work or not.
how will the cutter cut the profile on the section of the circle contacting the fence, without ruining the section approaching the fence? picture the cutter running the bead, then the cutter having to come down, it just seems in my head that it would over cut the bead so to say. i really don't know how to explain what i mean. sorry
carry on good sir
waiting for woodworking enlightenment
chris