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  1. 9th July 2013, 05:24 PM #1
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    Default Rig for inlays

    I want to create some new patterns for my tissue boxes and doing some internal rectangular inlays with some holly stringers is what I have in mind.
    I have seen this video link given me from another forum. (around 2 minutes in)

    Making a Walnut Box with Wood Inlays - Part 3 - YouTube

    I have the Triton router TRSA 001 ( from the first production run, around 2002) and I think there used to be a set of bushes that could be fitted that might operate the same.

    Does anyone know of a supply available in Australia or has anyone a set of redundant parts?
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    Is this what you are after?

    Triton Tools | Router Accessories | TGA001 | Template Guide Kit

    You should be able to order them from the UK distributor. Not sure if they fit the older TRA001, though.

    Otherwise, you might be able to get what you want from Trend.

    http://www.trend-uk.com/en/AU/produc...Sub-bases.html
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    Thanks for the information, I thought when posted they would be a rarity but appear to be readily available. At the present time we are having a heat wave in the UK, (early thirties) so having to lay up at the present time because we up here cannot have too much of it for working in small shops.
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