I need a MFS router template for a project, found they aren't available in the US, considered the Woodpeck version, but needed it sooner, so I made one base on this posting.
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I used Incra T-Track (18" and 24"), 1/4"-20 1 1/2" cap screws, washers, threaded track inserts, and some full size plywood I had on hand. Making the holes elongated allows the ball end hex wrench to work well. I am planning to use some of the plywood scraps to make a support for my OF1010 router.
Had the MFS been available locally, I would have just bought one, but this should work fine. Wasn't too hard to make and much less expensive.
Bob
p.s. In the upper left of the picture, you can see a panel from my sailboat, I needed this to enlarge one of the openings for a new chart plotter.
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I used Incra T-Track (18" and 24"), 1/4"-20 1 1/2" cap screws, washers, threaded track inserts, and some full size plywood I had on hand. Making the holes elongated allows the ball end hex wrench to work well. I am planning to use some of the plywood scraps to make a support for my OF1010 router.
Had the MFS been available locally, I would have just bought one, but this should work fine. Wasn't too hard to make and much less expensive.
Bob
p.s. In the upper left of the picture, you can see a panel from my sailboat, I needed this to enlarge one of the openings for a new chart plotter.
