Making Mortises with a Plunge Router

9 Responses to “Making Mortises with a Plunge Router”

1. Hans December 18th, 2015

   Nice video. I only do not understand how the fence is attached in a manner, that you can move it to the right position. Can you please explain? Thanks in advance.

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   • WWGOA Team December 21st, 2015

     Hand held router fences usually ride on rails that can be locked into position using thumb screws or other similar holding mechanisms. To move the fence, simply loosen up the them screws and slide the fence along the rails. Here is an example of a router fence that has this capability:
     http://www.amazon.com/PORTER-CABLE-42160-Standard-Router-Guide/dp/B0000222VE/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1450720976&sr=8-2&keywords=porter+cable+router+fence

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2. David iredell October 29th, 2014

   Only half video played. What I saw was great. Just a tach ciao problem from your end

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   • WWGOA Team October 31st, 2014

     Hi, David! Thank you for contacting us. We are experiencing technical difficulties with this video and apologize for the inconvenience. The issue is being researched currently, and we hope to have a resolution in 1-2 business days.

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   • WWGOA Team November 3rd, 2014

     We were experiencing technical difficulties on our website and apologize for the inconvenience. The issue is now resolved. Please attempt your access again.
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3. Lummi June 5th, 2014

   I never fail to learn something new, avoid future mistakes, and best of all, save some nice wood from the scrap bin.

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4. Rich Gallegos May 2nd, 2014

   Thank you for a great video. Using the blocks to set up is something I wouldn’t have thought of.

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   • George Vondriska May 22nd, 2014

     Glad you enjoyed it.

     G

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5. Jerry Pond January 16th, 2014

   thank you for sharing this fine video.

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