Any woodworkers in here?

[Ron Vogel]

I want to take a stab at fingerjointing for 2 guitar cabinets I plan on building. I think it can be done with a table router. I have a router, but hand-held one. I may just make a table for it if it looks like I can do this.

Just wondering if anyone has any tips?
Kind of like this:
http://www.naturdoctor.com/Chapters/Amps/LivingRoomAmp.html

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[Yaj Yak]

u should have your own reality tv show.

handyman ron's mr fix it hour is what I'm gonna call it.

 

[Ron Vogel]

Ehh, I have an NOS Valco 6 x 9 instrument speaker from the early 60's. I'd like to make a cab for it to get some different tones.

If it turns out nice, I want to make a twin 6" cab...maybe even 8".

I got an old RCA console stereo yesterday to part out. The wood they used in those things is too good to waste. After I tore it down I wanted to build some cabs with the panels...they just don't use wood that good anymore. This thing was built like a tank too. All the joints were finger joints, with stiifening blocks, then screwed together. I shit you not...there must have been 300+ screws in this thing!

The record player can be made into a stand-alone, so I'm going to build a base for it and have a nice unit to play my vinyl.

 

[02BlueGT]

My girlfriend's dad uses a homemade router table with lots of success, he even made it so the router was easily removable, that way he can use it loose if need be, you don't need much, to make a portable router into a table router; just four legs, and a solid enough table to drill a hole in for the router to stick through.... a router support setup should be easy.... I'd suggest some amount of adjustment to be built into the legs though, cause you will want your router table pretty level

 

[Freebeer187]

I know one. Does phenomenal work. Charges top dollar though. PM me if interested.

 

[slowchevy]

i'm so so. i wanna get more into it. i havent done much since hs