Hello!
I'm going to replace parts of the exterior panel on the house and since it's old panel that is recessed on both edges, it's no longer available for purchase.
So I need to mill/chamfer the panel about 1x1cm on both edges in a convenient way. I have a small router table from Jula and it works, but it's really tight, chips tend to get stuck around the planer, so it takes a really long time for each board.
Do you have any good tips on where one can rent a proper router table? I've looked around and most places have hand routers for rent but no accompanying table...
There is quite a lot of paneling that needs to be milled/chamfered.
I'm going to replace parts of the exterior panel on the house and since it's old panel that is recessed on both edges, it's no longer available for purchase.
So I need to mill/chamfer the panel about 1x1cm on both edges in a convenient way. I have a small router table from Jula and it works, but it's really tight, chips tend to get stuck around the planer, so it takes a really long time for each board.
Do you have any good tips on where one can rent a proper router table? I've looked around and most places have hand routers for rent but no accompanying table...
There is quite a lot of paneling that needs to be milled/chamfered.
But it must be significantly easier without a table?
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What does that profile look like?
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I assumed he meant what someone called a T-panel. That kind of discussion came up the other day as well. It's a joint from the back along each side.