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You have to do a little thinking on this one.when you use this link to visit our sponsor, you support. Understanding the different cutting blades. To cut slots into wood, use a router or a dado blade on a table saw. In this episode of the router bits, patrick uses a slot. Measuring and marking the slot location. You can get accurate cuts using a spiral upcut bit which acts like a drill bit and allows you to easily plunge into. Preparing the wood and work area. George vondriska shows you an easy way to cut slots using your router and router table. When you want to hang a shelf, picture frame, clock, or candle sconce on a wall but don't want the mounting screws to show, use an inexpensive keyhole router bit to cut screw slots instead. Then, when you hang the piece, it will appear to float on the wall.

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Cutting Slots On Router Table In this episode of the router bits, patrick uses a slot. If you don't have a router, it's relatively easy to cut this slot by drilling a series of overlapping holes with a drill press and forstner. When you want to hang a shelf, picture frame, clock, or candle sconce on a wall but don't want the mounting screws to show, use an inexpensive keyhole router bit to cut screw slots instead. Understanding the different cutting blades. Then, when you hang the piece, it will appear to float on the wall. You can get accurate cuts using a spiral upcut bit which acts like a drill bit and allows you to easily plunge into. Measuring and marking the slot location. George vondriska shows you an easy way to cut slots using your router and router table. Securing the wood and ensuring safety. You have to do a little thinking on this one.when you use this link to visit our sponsor, you support. To cut slots into wood, use a router or a dado blade on a table saw. In this episode of the router bits, patrick uses a slot. Preparing the wood and work area.