Grooves on the Router Table!

Since I already had my bit setup I decided to try out this method to cut the groove on the rails. I used @starbond to temporarily lock the rails together which made the cut safer.
I also used my @bowproducts stacked featherboards to make this cut really easy!
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[@LykMike]

I think that is the most overbuilt feather board I've ever saw in my life 😂🤣

[@jerry4249]

That featherboard is fantastic actually. It's a feather pro.

[@Elevateyourselfdaily]

You’re taking off way too much at once, shallower passes and cleaner cuts

[@gateslattes4686]

Thank u sir!

[@b.j.]

Didnt need that second board at all. I route grooves like this all the time.

[@koreygregory527]

Total waste of time and materials to glue two pieces together. Just run it by itself. Or get a slot cutter bit and run it flat. I just made 47 shaker doors with full tongue and groove joints using only a slot cutter bit.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Nice.

[@naturaljoe759]

Second board was totally unnecessary but if it just tickles your fancy, there’s a loony invention called “double-sided tape”

[@rogue_nova2675]

Double sided tape isn't nearly as easy to come off as painters tape

[@flyingsawdustjemtz9226]

Don’t lose your fingers! Hand too close to bit.

[@polomint46]

All that work, then put your hands in the line of fire.

[@darkspeed62]

This would have been far more impressive if you hadn't tried to do it on one pass, and then had tear out at the end.

[@walkingconifer]

A hand held router will do a better job