Hi Bilby

I actually made that one, but I didn't really have a decent blade in the saw, and the scraps I used I wasn't happy with, so next time I would buy a new blade, very sharp and I suppose you'd want one with more teeth than less.

In the end, I fixed my router on it sides onto this jig, with the cutter sticking out basically where the saw blade is, I could only do one sheet at a time, and just ran them through like a table saw, it took 15 minutes by the time I plugged the router in, til I had the sheets on the floor to be joined, but I did get an extra pair of hands that were passing by at the time, to help me feed the sheets through.

Regards


Matt Harper Homebuilt Taipan 4.9 AUS 329 'GOT WOOD' SEEDY PIRATES RACING TEAM