- E X C E L L E N T E ! ! ! Very well done, concise, clear explanations of what was being done. You're a good instructor. Keep the videos coming. Thanx.
Hi Christopher, We don't have a video on how to making this particular jig, but we do sell the UJK Professional Coping Sled bit.ly/3NQpPzw which can be used for this task. This video shows you how to do this ua-cam.com/video/nDEPxz6V79o/v-deo.html
Hi Fiona, The timber that we used for this is north American Tulipwood. The panel in Oak would need about 3-4 passes, if you try to take too much and move too slow will burn the end grain on the top curve, the first few passes are stock removal, but you can take as many as needed, the last pass being a light cut to clean up, the panel needs to be 17-18mm thick to start with, and the aim is to remove stock to fit the groove. Hope that helps :) Tracey, Customer Services.
Thank you for taking the time to show us in such a meticulous way and you made it look easy when I know it isn't.
Best video on u tube on how to make a door with the router.very clear ,concise and well demonstrated.Thank you for your time on this.
- E X C E L L E N T E ! ! ! Very well done, concise, clear explanations of what was being done. You're a good instructor. Keep the videos coming. Thanx.
Thank you Jason , for such an informative video. Its given me plenty of ideas .
Quite a detailed demonstration covering many important aspects for achieving professional results. Thank you.
Do you have a video showing how to make the “sled”/jig Jason is using to hold the wood pieces?
Great video btw, many thanks. 🙏🏼
Hi Christopher, We don't have a video on how to making this particular jig, but we do sell the UJK Professional Coping Sled
bit.ly/3NQpPzw which can be used for this task. This video shows you how to do this ua-cam.com/video/nDEPxz6V79o/v-deo.html
Thanks for the video. The website says minimum timber thickness is 18mm but the video states 19mm? Can you confirm please?
Hi Tom, apologies for the confusion! I can confirm the minimum thickness is 18mm.
@@axminster ace. Thanks. That what I use most.
What wood is being used here? How many passes will need to be undertaken when making the same sized raised panel in oak please?
Hi Fiona, The timber that we used for this is north American Tulipwood.
The panel in Oak would need about 3-4 passes, if you try to take too much and move too slow will burn the end grain on the top curve, the first few passes are stock removal, but you can take as many as needed, the last pass being a light cut to clean up, the panel needs to be 17-18mm thick to start with, and the aim is to remove stock to fit the groove. Hope that helps :) Tracey, Customer Services.