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First time use of The Rockler Interlock Signmaker's Templates - State Park Font Kits # 3
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- čas přidán 24. 02. 2021
- Watch this video to see the Rockler Interlock Signmaker's Templates - State Park Font Kit in action.
If you have not ever used a system like this, you WILL want to watch this video.
I will give you 5 tips on how to execute the process so you don't waste more than one template.
One thing is for sure, the company Rockler woodworking makes the execution of using the templates easy : )
Like anything you have not every done before, you know that there is a learning curve.
Watch my learning curve and get a head of the learning curve.
Thank you! We're so glad you find them easy to use.
Would love to be sponsored by roclker and or try new jogs out for rockler
Thanks Steven! I had the same issues with damaging the template. Sharpie is a good idea.
You are quite welcome and thanks for ching in
You may wish to use double sided tape to secure your wood. I've used it for many years after I realized the same issue you're having with blue tape.
Give it a try, you'll love the difference.
Also dust collection system is great.
Good luck,
Jim
James I will definitely take your advise on the double sided tape in the future. Thanks for the advice
I’ve made 2 signs. I used blue tape. They both came out nice. The issue I had was I’m missing the letter “G” I seem to have one part, but not the other. :-/ I made due with using a partial of another template. Looks a bit goofy.
Thank for sharing this video
Hello and glad to hear your success even having half a letter haha. Good job
Just got the 1 1/2 sign maker can’t wait to us it
Use
Please please share you experience
Are you the David King from the construction company?
No just David king
It would be a good idea to use a table that does not move.
Sure enough 😏
You need a more statable table man!
I might have not locked the wheels on the Woodbench
What about tracing it then take template off and free hand it?
Hello David,
Just curious if you have performed the operation you described above?
I would not attempt to remove the templates and free cut... why? the grain in the wood will take the router for a 'free ride' and well there you go ha ha...
I applaud you if you have these skill sets.
@@StevenLarkin I watched a CZcams video with Dave Rhoten he does it by spraying the templates on and free hands it,
Have you tried this method?
@davidboston4574
I know it's 2 years ago. Sir, forgive me, I'm trying to help. You need to use the kit as designed. Why would you not? Have you ever free-handed a plunge router? Sometimes, it goes where it wants to go. Like when you hit a hard piece of woodgrain around a knot. If it goes off the 'line' a couple of times, the sign will look "off" and unprofessional. You need the templates and guide bushing to guide you. It keeps all the lines consistent with the pattern. Watching someone free handing a router versus free handing a router are 2 different types of animal.
Any tips for a starting depth?
Hello Will,
I recommend 1/4" for a starting depth. If you start too deep, a few things can go wrong real fast. the Router bit will take off in one direction or another!!! In this case, the second thing that can go wrong is you eat away your template. It is too easy for this to happen. The third thing is do NOT tilt your router in operation.
I would say in ending here, practice with the least amount of depth as possible with your first pass using the system.
Hello Will,
I recommend 1/4" for a starting depth. If you start too deep, a few things can go wrong real fast. the Router bit will take off in one direction or another!!! In this case, the second thing that can go wrong is you eat away your template. It is too easy for this to happen. The third thing is do NOT tilt your router in operation.
I would say in ending here, practice with the least amount of depth as possible with your first pass using the system.
Hi there I have just bought this router and 3-3/8 sign making kit but the guide Bush that comes with the signs doesnt for the base plate of the router what is it that I need many thanks
You haven't told me the size of your router, this would help...
Going to go out on a limb here... Are you attempting to put the bushing into your normal router base?
If so, then it will not fit. I hope you have a plunge router base
Glad to help but need more info
@@StevenLarkin hi there thanks for the reply I have a plunge base for it also its a Dcw604nt 1/4 inch many thanks Gilbert
Your workpiece is moving all around. 😢
It all worked out