Rent/Borrow Workshop Router time

[Valdhor]

Does anyone know where I can rent/borrow some time at a router table? all I need is about a half hour to rout a cove on about 16' of boards. I'm afraid I don't have a router or table. I get by as a learner with my table saw and chop saw.

Somewhere close to Holly Springs would be even better.

Any advice anyone can come up with would be most appreciated.



Best Regards



Steve

 

[steviegwood]

well i have the shop, the time, the router and table but i am not close to holly springs. you would be welcome though. steve

 

[Bigdog72]

Your welcome in Lillington if you want to make the drive.

 

[Canuck]

Does anyone know where I can rent/borrow some time at a router table? all I need is about a half hour to rout a cove on about 16' of boards. I'm afraid I don't have a router or table. I get by as a learner with my table saw and chop saw.

Somewhere close to Holly Springs would be even better.

Any advice anyone can come up with would be most appreciated.



Best Regards



Steve

Steve,

I am on the South side of Cary, Near Hwy 64.

You are welcome to run your stock through my router/table if you like.:icon_thum

I don't think I have any good cove bit, but if you want to pick another profile that may work, we can probably get it done.

PM me if you want to set something up.

(BTW. - Please stop by the "Who We Are" forum and tell us a little about yourself.)

Wayne

 

[eyekode]

I am in Apex and could offer up a router table. I also have an unused 3/4" cove bit. But I am also a little confused... don't most (all?) cove bits have bearings? If so why the need for a table?

 

[Joe Scharle]

I'm in Holly Springs and can probably help you.

 

[Valdhor]

The reason I would like to use a table is that the stock is 3/4" x 1 1/2". I guess I am a little squeamish about trying to rout a cove by hand on such a small piece.

 

[CarvedTones]

I'm in Holly Springs and can probably help you.

Probably? :rotflm: I think "absolutely" might fit better here...

Unless I am remembering wrong (it happens), Joe has like 10,000 different router bits and a few routers...