That size is shaper territory. Probably what made the demo piece.
Tablesaw and dado if you have it, or _multiple_ passes, each offering an opportunity to screw it up....
The piece
That size is shaper territory. Probably what made the demo piece.
Tablesaw and dado if you have it, or _multiple_ passes, each offering an opportunity to screw it up....
The piece
Mark,
As others have said you can make this in several ways. You can use a TS alone to make it, a router alone will also work but I think combining the two methods will work better and at no additional cost in having to purchase a 90deg router bit (to cut the 45deg angles).
Set the TS up to make the 45deg cuts then use the router in a router table with a bit to hog out the inside groove. If you don't have a router table you can easily make a temporary setup. Rather than giving instructions here, I'll just point you to Pat Warner's site
Bob S.
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