Clamping core material down in router jig.

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gerryrig
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Post by gerryrig »

Yea, I apoligize for the mess I made of this thread but I think I have it now. I'm a little slow at these things :oops:
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Post by sammer »

No need to apologize, and the vac table looks like it should work good.

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Post by mikic1 »

I have identical vacuum setup, woks very well.

I use beech/poplar wood core at the moment and a router of 1600W does it easily in 2-3 runs.

I imagine with bamboo it might go easier, have experience that bamboo is more easy to machine then beech, and also beech dust is not good for health, so I plan on long run probably to go to bamboo.

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