516 – C Channel is a Waste of Time

Wood Talk | Woodworking

Marc Spagnuolo

Planer, Finishing, Woodworking, Diy, Education, Lumber, Tablesaw, How To, Milling, Wood, Furniture, Leisure, Design, Hobbies

4.8 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 8 December 2021

⏱️ 61 minutes

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0:00.0	Welcome to Woodtalk!
0:05.8	Now here are three guys who always turn the other cheek when cleaning up ten ends.
0:11.2	Mark Shannon and Mad!
0:13.2	Alright, it's Woodtalk Show Number 516 and on today's show we're talking about using
0:18.0	a router to make a round tabletop, see channels for tabletops and draw over our two and
0:23.8	stabilizing punky wood.
0:26.1	But before we get to that, we want to let you know that Woodtalk is brought to you by
0:28.8	Rockler.
0:29.8	Rockler has been helping customers to create with confidence for over 65 years.
0:33.6	Rockler is giving away a new product each month to one lucky Woodtalk listener.
0:37.6	This month they're giving away a SL router lift, which is an affordable one.
0:42.0	What?
0:43.0	Well this is especially affordable if you raise it.
0:45.0	That's crazy.
0:46.0	Commits a router lift that features their patented snap lock insert ring system for easy
0:50.1	bit changes.
0:51.2	The prize is valued at $249.99, enter for your chance to win before January 1st at
0:57.6	Rockler.com slash Woodtalk.
1:00.0	Is it me or are these giveaways getting bigger?
1:02.7	Like a year ago, I think they're gonna be there.
1:04.7	I think they're gonna be there.
1:05.7	Okay, well they'll give away some bendy clamps.
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