Ok, broke out the LR32 for upper cabinet shelf pins. After the mandatory YouTube view, I got it set up and went to it. Key was to make cabinets in 32mm increments so the alignment would be same from both ends. So these are 42" upper cabinets so turns out that 41 3/4" is the closest increment to 32mm.
Action is really smooth, MFT makes securing the whole rig easy, and I was able to crank thru my cabinet sides. Alignment is perfect and holes smooth.
Even these are face frame cabinets, I used the 37mm setback off front for the full depth shelves, and then 37mm off of the rear groove for 1/2 back.
I have a kreg 4 hole jig, but this setup is 100x better and much faster. I am sure I will be getting money's worth out of this setup.
The LR32 is designed to use the 1010 router, but my festool guy recommended to go with 1400 and works great. And I am able to use the 1400 for other functions.
Cabin is getting craned onto foundation this week, so time to finish up and get to installing new kitchen.
Action is really smooth, MFT makes securing the whole rig easy, and I was able to crank thru my cabinet sides. Alignment is perfect and holes smooth.
Even these are face frame cabinets, I used the 37mm setback off front for the full depth shelves, and then 37mm off of the rear groove for 1/2 back.
I have a kreg 4 hole jig, but this setup is 100x better and much faster. I am sure I will be getting money's worth out of this setup.
The LR32 is designed to use the 1010 router, but my festool guy recommended to go with 1400 and works great. And I am able to use the 1400 for other functions.
Cabin is getting craned onto foundation this week, so time to finish up and get to installing new kitchen.
