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  1. PXL_20230418_222643866

    PXL_20230418_222643866

    • Eric_Allard
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    • mustang router tearout
    • Comments: 0
    • Album: Mustang build
  2. Mo'Phat

    Using your own Router

    I fly to most of my gigs so don't have an IEM rack for the band. Band has personal transmitters. Many venues have dedicated monitor desks with engineers. Some monitor desks don't have (or the engineer says they don't have) WiFi or an outboard router. Most do. I would like to bring my own...
  3. NathOBX

    Pickguard router question.

    Im going to be cutting out a pickguard for my build. Im going to use a router with variable speed. Two questions. 1- straight bit first then chamfer, or just chamfer? 2- Router speed? Anything else I should know? Here's the link to my build thread:Surfin'bird Fenderbird Build-Now With Poll
  4. ASUS RT-AC88U (AC3100) Dual-Band Gigabit WiFi Gaming Router
    Sold

    For sale ASUS RT-AC88U (AC3100) Dual-Band Gigabit WiFi Gaming Router

    This is a like-new ASUS RT-AC88U router. Very well-regarded and stable. I ran it with Merlin firmware and paired with an ARRIS SB8200 and would often get download speeds over my tier. Easily handles gigabit service and multiple simultaneous devices. I am only selling because I've moved to a...
    $40.00
  5. Brad Maestas

    SOLD ASUS RT-AC88U (AC3100) Dual-Band Gigabit WiFi Gaming Router

    This is a like-new ASUS RT-AC88U router. Very well-regarded and stable. I ran it with Merlin firmware and paired with an ARRIS SB8200 and would often get download speeds over my tier. Easily handles gigabit service and multiple simultaneous devices. I am only selling because I've moved to a...
  6. S

    Pickup Router Depth Question

    First time Warmoth build: I'm in the middle of the build - it's a short-scale (30") and I'm using Nordstand Big Splits - 2 of them. Any advice on route depth? I'm simultaneously building a guitar with P-90s. For the guitar I'm routing 3/4" neck, 3/8" bridge per a video I saw on Lollar's...
  7. IMG_7279

    IMG_7279

    Some kind of router bit.
    • rwkeating
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    • router
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    • Album: Holding Place for 4th build
  8. IMG_7278

    IMG_7278

    Black and Decker model 7604
    • rwkeating
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    • router
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    • Album: Holding Place for 4th build
  9. 48thStreetCustom

    NOT A HOAX: FBI Says to Restart Your Router.

    "The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation recommended in a Friday statement that “any owner of small office and home office routers” reboot the devices, hopefully reducing their exposure to a widespread malware attack linked to Russian government actors. The FBI has reportedly seized a server...
  10. mistermikev

    prep a maple burl top for join using only a router...

    so, this is a fairly well known trick but I haven't seen too many videos for it so thought I'd document my take. using a router and a fence to cut both pieces using the front and back sides of the bit simultaneously. I'm not comfy with a jointer and don't have one for that reason... if you are...
  11. Newrouter

    Newrouter

    porter cable router
    • mapleglo
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    • router
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    • Album: Tools
  12. Gilmourisgod

    Router Pattern Bits

    Another "What do to the Pros Use?" question from the Amateur Luthiery contingent: I understand, and have used, several of the more common flush trim (top bearing) and pattern cutting (bottom bearing) router bits, upcut, downcut, etc, with varying degrees of success for body blanks, pickup...
  13. mansjasont

    Thumbnail Router bits

    Hey guys, I've had a design for a new build floating around in my head for a while. I've always love the look of a "Carved top" but don't think this falls within my wheelhouse of skills. I've been researching a bit and came across a "Thumbnail" router bit. Essentially it is an elongated...
  14. T_Bone_TL

    Updating a CNC router control system.

    After considerable hemming and hawing I think it's time to throw in the towel on the old (it's either #99 or #117 but there's no actual serial number on it - Spring of '97, so it will be eligible to drink soon) ShopBot Control system. That's the PR96 cable drive I've mentioned a couple of times...
  15. NoiseNinja

    Where would one buy a router tool?

    All I can find when I look it up is internet routers and individual inset bits to router tool.
  16. B

    Anyone done black Friday/cyber Monday router shopping

    Cuz if you happen to, I could use the advice! The home router as of late has seized to chooch lately. Keeps connecting for sessions of 30 seconds and dropping lately. It's upgraded to its latest and greatest firmware but that doesn't save it as it's years old and I've seen the predicted...
  17. chinjazz

    Scarf Joint router sleds...

    Hi, I'm wondering if I could see links or pics of your Scarf joint router sleds? I'm looking to make 2 (one 7 degree, and another 10). I'm looking do two things. I understand I'll have to make 2 router sleds. On one neck complete out a 7 degree angle on one neck.. Was cut with a band saw...
  18. chinjazz

    Router Bit choices - Truss rod channel

    Hey Folks, Happy Friday to you all! I'm shopping router bits for cutting 1/4" truss rod channels... I've got 2 necks I'll cut over the next few months, and wondered if I could get by with some of the $10ish regular straight bits, or should check out some of the spiral up-cut variety? I'm...
  19. Neck Blank Rout Taper

    Neck Blank Rout Taper

    Routed the taper smooth
    • mapleglo
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    • neck router taper
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    • Album: Devil Bass Build
  20. chinjazz

    Router Table Jointer Fence - exploration

    Hello Fellos TB:LC, I've got a couple questions on methodology, common steps. I made this Routet jointer fence and it actually works quite well. It's basically a copy of a video I saw by the Canadian Woodworker: Notice the ear plugs? Wow, the decibels emitted are high! I think because...
  21. T

    How to Keep Body Sides Perpendicular to Face

    I'll be starting my first body build probably this fall, and I've been doing lots of reading for tips. One thing I haven't seen yet is how to keep the sides of the body perpendicular to the front and back. I don't have a spindle sander or a band saw, but I do have a jigsaw and a router. So...
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