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  1. 27th August 2004, 09:34 PM #1
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    Default WOODWORKING QUIZ for 27 AUG 04

    Good Evening Friends,
    Routing an edge profile on delicate workpieces can cause bad tearout and even ruin a valuable piece.

    What can you do to eliminate this from happening?

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    pay a professional.................
    or again with the right currency(reds etc) call on termite ......profiles chewed while u wait
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    Use a moulding plane of course!

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    Better yet Mick. Send it to Derek and let him do it.
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    Default WOODWORKING QUIZ ANSWER for 27 AUG 04

    Good Evening Friends,
    I head off this problem by using a technique borrowed from ripping plywood, where a scoring blade is sometimes used.

    Before I even plug in the router I scribe a line along the workpiece edge, scoring the material at the height to match the bit. A marking gauge fitted with a steel cutter rather than the pin, makes the scoring task easier.

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    Though if you are using a power feeder a simple climb cut does the job.
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