What you are asking is a fairly heavy coding job, not simply a string of commands.

Your best bet is to post your question on the Autodesk customization forum:
http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/AutoCAD-C ... /ct-p/1002

It is possible, but it is kind of a lost art. What you describe is basically Snocad, do you have it?

MM:
I got individual pens from McMaster last year.
I got a 48 and 52 dyne.

Scott,
The distressed wood looks tight!
Are you spraying them with poly or clear topsheet?

Been thinking of this rounding also, the only problem is the changing sidewall thickness.

I used the dual base/core template at first, then I switched to using the base template with a rabbit router bit with a bearing 10mm undersized. I make a first cut about 1/2 the thickness of the core. Then I use a staight bit with a bearing to take off the excess, using the core as the template. Did...

I have this freud fixed plunge combo, it has some good features for a mid range router.

http://woodworking.about.com/od/recomme ... er-Kit.htm

I have (2) monster w14x38 beams on the bottom. They are 6.77" wide, so I have a gap of about 2.5" (press is 16" wide). My bases come out fine. I do have a 3/4" mdf laying between the beams and the bottom mold and a 1/4" thick sheet of aluminum on top of the bottom mold also....

Twizz
Awesome job! I here you on the inserts. I have been using schizos, so it will suck if they change any of the screw patterns or plates.
I see you did a 3/4 wrap this time around.

Great idea Chris, it works really well.

Second vote for medipore tape. zero issues.

I have done what DBS points out by stacking 2x4's behind the tip/tail molds to force the hose to continue the curve. This will alow you to not have to cut new molds.

If you sand after flaming you are exposing untreated surface area

what order? You should sand then flame.

Magdrill : All holes done in 1/2 hour with 1 bit, clean holes, no effort.

Regular drill: Almost a full day, multiple bits, rat nasty unperpendicular holes, eat your wheaties.

Magdrill is by far worth it.