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  1. 17th April 2007, 11:49 AM #1
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    Lightbulb Raised panel router jig

    I just saw a beautifully simple jig in the latest Shop Notes mag. Basically a large adjustable angle fence hinged onto a base plate, with a hinged support bar for varying the angle of the fence. This allows you to use staight bits or moulding bits to easily create raised panels.

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    If it is the article I think is was, I'd be thinking very carefully about the safety, control of the panel and the potential for kick-back before trying it. It was a bit of a worry that it is a setup that has the work piece running between the cutter and the fence.
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    Yes you're right, I didn't think of that.

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    Thumbs up Raised Panel

    Michael,

    I have a raised panel system which I have homebrewed which works quite well and can be seen at http://gallery.groov-e.com/

    This used a vertical cutter, but as you can see it operates on a horizontal plane, its quite good to use easy to make and most of all its quite a safe way of doing the job.

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