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What type of bit do you use to moke the mortises for the tenon maker.
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Most people use Forstner bits. You could also use a holesaw but, you have to knock the plug out when you're done drilling.
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Posted by: ron s from city,missouri on 11/3/2007 |
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In additional specs you state "To view the Logman Tenon Maker demonstration video just click the "Play" button on the window below." I cannot find the play button in window below. Where is it?
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Under "Additional Specs" there is a YouTube window with a play arrow in the middle of the screen.
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Posted by: Gary from Oh on 7/2/2008 |
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Could I also use a 5/8 or 3/4" Core Box bit with a 1/4" shank? I am without a 1/2" shank router at the time.
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To use this router bit you need the 1/2" capacity on your router.
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Posted by: mark from Maine on 7/14/2008 |
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Can I get a different router bit that will allow me to make tenons with a 60 degree angle on them?
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Only the one bit is available at this time.
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Posted by: blake h from wy on 11/20/2008 |
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Does the tenon maker come with the red and the yellow guide. Since the add says the black guide is optional I am assuming that it does.
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Yes, it comes with both. Also included is the carbide bit.
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Posted by: Billy from La on 12/13/2008 |
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How large diameter logs can I put in the 2 and 3/4 inch guide? Do you sell the Logman Tennon maker 2 that has a 3" capacity?
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The largest diameter is 4" that can fit into the guide, if you hand taper the end so it will fit in the 2-3/4" guide. We can special order the Tenon Maker II which offers the 3" guide. In approximately 3 months the the Tenon Maker III should be available which can do 4" tenons.
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Posted by: Heath from Vt on 3/2/2009 |
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I'm planning on purchasing the Logman Tenon Maker but I also need to purchase a router. Is there a minimum HP rating for this product. I'm sure bigger is better, but is there a rating that I shouldn't go below. I plan on using this on Eastern Red Cedar, which is a relatively soft wood.
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We recommend a minimum 2.0 HP variable speed router.
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Posted by: Gascozark from Missouri on 7/25/2009 |
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Will both plunge and fixed base router work?
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Only a plunge will work.
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Posted by: Loren from Ks. on 8/26/2009 |
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