New TOT! router sled system from Green Oak in Slovakia

[luvmytoolz]

Not necessarily how I would go about it but this is a pretty sweet system for large machining and sanding projects:

https://www.takeonetoo.com/

 

[Mini Me]

I would use an electric plane.

 

[mino]

Not necessarily how I would go about it but this is a pretty sweet system for large machining and sanding projects:

https://www.takeonetoo.com/

Made in a town I lived in for a couple years..

Looks a nice setup proven in the field and they have a good selection of accessories.

 

[luvmytoolz]

I would use an electric plane.

Something like the 180mm Triton? ;-)

 

[onocoffee]

Woah, that's a SERIOUS sled!

 

[luvmytoolz]

Woah, that's a SERIOUS sled!

Definitely a little fancy!

And they know their target audience by the look of the tools!

 

[Mini Me]

Something like the 180mm Triton? ;-)

Any brand really. I have seen a Makita fitted with a cutter block that had replaceable inserts in it which would be excellent for rough work such as slab flattening.

 

[luvmytoolz]

Any brand really. I have seen a Makita fitted with a cutter block that had replaceable inserts in it which would be excellent for rough work such as slab flattening.

CSP Tooling and findbuytools both sell spiral insert heads for heaps of brands of small planers.

 

[bertv]

Similar solutions have been available for years, but the pricing on these is pretty favourable, AFAICT.