Too slow for straight bits, and even smaller two-winged types, if it's the standard shaper at up to ~15K. Appears this one maxes at 10K. Shapers are great, but routers can be hand-held or table mounted at your option for the task at hand.

link no worky

Anyway to hear it after it aired? Went to link too late already done.

Thanks. I've been meaning to get digital archives of several magazines and toss a lot of paper.

I now need Shopnotes, Woodsmith and Wood.

I have the skew jig, use it once a year just for a new grind. I couldn't live without my vari-grind for spindle gouges

Now THAT is a tool cabinet!

If you have a rabbeting bit with replaceable bearings, you can use a smaller forster bit then route half the thickness to the correct diameter. Then, clean up with a normal pattern bit.

AgGEM's post showing the Mighty Mag reminded me what a useful tool it could be - for lots of things. And they are not expensive! Amazon Prime gets the Mighty Mag with Quick Release delivered in two days for $17.50. Might be the best stocking stuffer you get this year.

Lonnie

Depends on the finish that will be used. If I were doing that cleanup, I'd use paint thinner or mineral spirits---the real oil based kind, not the eco friendly stuff.

Then use alcohol.

Reason? The spirits dissolve stuff alcohol does not dissolve as well. The alcohol will remove the spirits residue.

I always get good finish results by using the base liquid for the finish I will use just before applying the finish(let it dry first, however).

how 'bout a wall oven with a convection microwave??