- Dan -
- Nehmo - Ask in news:rec.woodworking [crossposted]
You could use a dado blade on a (circular) table saw. Example:
- Dan -
- Nehmo - Ask in news:rec.woodworking [crossposted]
You could use a dado blade on a (circular) table saw. Example:
I've got a 10" table saw and I plan on buying a router anyway.
The window frames are not necessarily wood channels that allow the sash to ride in. The window frames sometimes have a groove in the center and the molding in it is called parting mold. It is still available in a good lumber yard. The other moldings have names that I don't recall, but can be purchased or made. I know one of the moldings is called screen mold. If you take an old frame apart, you should be able to make a replacement. A number of years ago, I repaired an old house that required rebuilding the frames. If you have good sash, it should be easy. Most of the grooves and dadoes can be done with a router and the proper moldings put in.
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