mitreing courses
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I've seen router courses but can't recall seeing one just for mitres.
If you can already use a router I would suggest getting hold of some worktop and practice, the jigs come with instructions. My local Wickes has damaged tops at £10 for a 3mtr. length, a couple of them has got to be cheaper than a course.
My own choices for tools, I use the big Dewalt or the Makita, I prefere the feel of the Makita but the Dewalt does them a touch easier.
Whatever make you go for, you want one rated a min. of 1750 watts and industrial qualaty and 1/2in collet.
The jig can be purchased at a tool shop, Howdens ( if you know somebody in the trade).
If you have never used a router the choice is yours but if for any reason you can't get on with it, theres a fair bit of dosh wasted and remember like all power tools they can be pretty dangerous, if you don't know what you are doing.
Good luck
If you can already use a router I would suggest getting hold of some worktop and practice, the jigs come with instructions. My local Wickes has damaged tops at £10 for a 3mtr. length, a couple of them has got to be cheaper than a course.
My own choices for tools, I use the big Dewalt or the Makita, I prefere the feel of the Makita but the Dewalt does them a touch easier.
Whatever make you go for, you want one rated a min. of 1750 watts and industrial qualaty and 1/2in collet.
The jig can be purchased at a tool shop, Howdens ( if you know somebody in the trade).
If you have never used a router the choice is yours but if for any reason you can't get on with it, theres a fair bit of dosh wasted and remember like all power tools they can be pretty dangerous, if you don't know what you are doing.
Good luck
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