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Ok, here is a pattern for a block of wood I'm putting some holes in. My
question concerns the two slots, one in the upper left, and the other in the lower right. First of all, I drill out each end of the slot with a 1" forstner bit, then to make the straight sides, I use a router bit in my drill press, and with the aid of the fence on the drill press table I mill the straight edges. This works somewhat ok, I've had some success, but the router bit doesn't cut all that well, maybe due to the bit being a little dulled, and, or, the rpm's being too slow. So, just wondering, anyone got a better way to accomplish milling those straight edges? Thanks for your suggestions. -- Paul O. |
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