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tomlang
 Post subject: Re: routing headstock
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What Trevor said...

I learned the value of routing end grain first, then side grain, back when I was building "raised panel" cabinet doors and drawers. With same woods such as most oaks, I will always got blow out if I didn't follow that routine. 8-)

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 Post subject: Re: routing headstock
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tomlang wrote:
What Trevor said...

I learned the value of routing end grain first, then side grain, back when I was building "raised panel" cabinet doors and drawers. With same woods such as most oaks, I will always got blow out if I didn't follow that routine. 8-)

Tom


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