Frank and other Gentle Galoots,


> Some of you may remember my old router table - in this picture taken
> in May of 2009.


http://tinyurl.com/cpnm7zb


If you've ever seen it before, it's pretty hard to forget!

> I thought I might as well show you what a few years of leaving them
=A0>alone to multiply can cause.=A0 I had to create a new table
for the mini
> routers (and one of the larger routers).=A0 They wouldn't fit on the
> old table.

https://picasaweb.google.com/Dilloworks/RouterTableNew2012 Frank, I was
intrigued by a couple of the OWT routers in photo 8 of 16. The ones with
a body shaped sort of like a coffin plane but with a "U" or "V" shaped
cutout in the front and an iron held in place by a wedge. I'd like to
see more detailed photos of those showing how they are set up, how the
irons are ground, etc.=A0 What are the bedding angles?

I understand that you are not a collector, but if you should ever decide
to start a collection, it looks like you would have a good start.

Chuck Taylor North of Seattle
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