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Thread: How long should a Tenon router be you think ?

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    How long should a Tenon router be you think ?

    I've had a bit of a search on this site for it, but no luck yet.

    I was told Harry, had a picture up of a tennon router, and I was hoping someone would help me find it.

    I want to make one, since I think the concepts sounds good. Thinking won't need a supporting block since its so long etc.

    But how long should I make it do you think to give enough leverage to keep that blade parallel with the face. Just want to get an idea.

    Ta.

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    Sorry. I'm wasting your time. Just looked now at the bottom of the screen and there it was. oh dear. sorry about that.

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    Sorry, Jake....where??? Me curiosity is getting the better of me.

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    Sam - look at the bottom of the page,

    in the 'Similar Links' box. Because he put 'Tenon Router' in the title, SMC did the search for related topics for him.

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    As I believe one of your more expressive and erudite citizens says................ "DOHH!!!" Thanks, Chuck. Happy wood cobbling Jake.

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    Sorry about not posting sooner Jake. We have had some health issues and other distractions here and I just saw your post cruising thru back posts.

    I believe the one in the picture is about 12 or 16 inches long, the hole the tool is mounted in is approx 2 inches I think, I can't get to it at the moment to measure.

    respectfully

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    Quote Originally Posted by harry strasil
    Sorry about not posting sooner Jake. We have had some health issues and other distractions here and I just saw your post cruising thru back posts.

    I believe the one in the picture is about 12 or 16 inches long, the hole the tool is mounted in is approx 2 inches I think, I can't get to it at the moment to measure.

    respectfully

    Jr.
    Thanks Jr,

    I've got a ruff cutting table saw, that for the life of me I can't tune properly (what you get when you buy cheap eh).... and I just can't be affording buying a new one right now.

    anyway, I like the idea of ripping off the cheeks of tenons near dimension, then just clean up with a few sweeps of that tenon router of yours.

    But, I want to be able to cover tenons as long as you find in standard doors with that have through tenons. So, I wanted to make sure it was long enough. I figured near 16", but still nice to know what works.

    Thanks again. . Hope things are going well in the health department.

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