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18th June 2005, 03:14 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Hico, Texas
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Aughhh!
Aughhhh!!! Fronts, backs, sides, top, bottom; all cut and I was happily cutting the braces for my speakers. I was congratulating myself for a tricky way to do three at once for the interior holes. I had my edge guide setup and was happily routing the first cut. Unfortuneately, I neglected to stop and raise the bit between pieces. What a maroon!
Tony
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