In this video we are going to take a look at how I make bowtie inlays. Using only a router, no chiseling required! Link to square inlay video • Quick and Easy Inlays ...
Backing out the cut on a table saw is not a good practice. Using a sacrificial push stick is much safer. Your hands and fingers are to close for comfort on the router, you could use your push paddles from your jointer. What you do is your choice of course, l just think safety is paramount with tools that can do a lot of damage in a millisecond on that day we just get a little to comfortable. The video was well presented too.
Liked and subscribed, cant believe how few people watched and didnt like, great way of doing this
Thank you! Much appreciated!
Clear and concise communication!
Awesome!!!!!!! Well done. Great job sharing your expertise.
Thanks for taking the time to watch!! Much appreciated!
Excellent Idea!
Backing out the cut on a table saw is not a good practice. Using a sacrificial push stick is much safer. Your hands and fingers are to close for comfort on the router, you could use your push paddles from your jointer. What you do is your choice of course, l just think safety is paramount with tools that can do a lot of damage in a millisecond on that day we just get a little to comfortable. The video was well presented too.
Brilliant good work 👍👏
Great video
Superb! that was enough for me top subscribe
Good job
You should make a letter templates set next .
Still using that sander? It’s working intermittently?
Actually just realized the 3M sander looks very similar…
Way too much work 😊
It’s a little bit of work to get the templates done. After that I can do bowties in under five minutes. Thanks for watching!