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Finally managed to find a publisher where I could submit my material without ordering hundreds of copies at one time in fact I was able to order just one copy at a time and others can do exactly the same if they are interested. You can have a look at what is on the pages before you buy as if you were in a book store.
Log into Blurb.com in the section Craft and Hobbies and look for Routing with Tom O'DonnellAttachment 320052Attachment 320053Attachment 320054Attachment 320055
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For those who may prefer to work in Imperial measurement is availableQuote:
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Great work Tom.
Many thanks for for your efforts.
Giving some serious thought as to what is capable of being produced with the router I presented a demonstration at the South Perth Mens Sheds on Monday. I introduced an alternatiove method of producing a Tenon. Instead of making it a single tenon I presented a Double tenon.
The procedure was exactly the same as the single tenon But it took twice as long
I set up the simple jig I had produced in 2011 and proceeded to make the first tenon. There was some excitement when it was completed in just ten seconds Flipping my template insert over and the second Tenon was completed in the same time
I have enclosed page 10 of the material I am producing for one of my next books. Also the picture of the joint produced on 40mm square materialAttachment 322117Attachment 322118.
As you can see it has been some time since I gave notice of books that I had published and in Oct 2014 I converted them to a magazine which is much cheaper to purchase ( exactly the same content material) I have since received an email from a member who was unable to purchase and I was wondering if any others were interested in the publication and had the same problem.
If anyone has tried I would appreciate a PM to let me know As it now confirms my suspicion for the past months.
Today I arranged a number of the Gosnell's Men's shed members to assist me in presenting a series of Routing techniques to produce a number of routing projects. I have to admit the Router was never used in the table mode [in fact I do not recall the last time I used the table mode]
Template guides were used for every process except for the trimming trimming of a number of edges. Not in the table mode.
If you wish to view the contents of Magazine #1 and #2 they can be viewed on You Tube page by page. Posted today 11th AugustQuote:
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