Thanks for the reply John. So to summarize from the previous reply's, thanks again for those of you who took your time to chime in. Your guys recommendations would be to use the following process: 1. Use of a Frangistone or Razorstone type stacked blade tooling for roughing out the profile. 2. Then ...

Andy, Thanks for the feedback. The mach 5 looks like it is easy to control and move around compared to some of the larger routers. Is yours the electric or air version? The ADI tooling from what my research has told me looks to be great quality. Glad to hear you had success with it. We are obviously...

Thanks for the feedback so far from those above.

Who on here is using the Mach 5 or Red Ripper JR for edge profiling and what tooling are you using with them?

Thanks.

First off, I am sure this topic has been discussed and if it has please share with me the topic or link to read with out bothering you all about this again... We are a 25 year old cabinet shop that has taken on fabricating its own tops about a year ago. We have always done our own templates and inst...