Coolest tool I've ever seen

[NickJ]

Re: Coolest tool I've ever seen

I too remember this being posted here before.

As do I. I think for cabinet builders this will probably be awesome. However, for speaker builders like us (who aren't mass producing). I feel like a locking miter router bit would work just as well.

[Face]

Re: Coolest tool I've ever seen

I thought somebody posted this here before? Maybe that was another forum. Regardless, it is definitely cool

I too remember this being posted here before.

[Blenton]

Re: Coolest tool I've ever seen

I thought somebody posted this here before? Maybe that was another forum. Regardless, it is definitely cool

[isaeagle4031]

Re: Coolest tool I've ever seen

The same technique has been used with CNC and a 45 degree cone bit for quite a few years.

True but how many of us have access to that? Seems to me this could be a very good, easy to use tool.

[JDCrae]

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And here I thought it was new Lol.

[Brian Steele]

Re: Coolest tool I've ever seen

The same technique has been used with CNC and a 45 degree cone bit for quite a few years.

Yup, my Mission 751s were built using this method, and those date back to the early 1990's...

[billfitzmaurice]

Re: Coolest tool I've ever seen

The same technique has been used with CNC and a 45 degree cone bit for quite a few years.

[JDCrae]

My shop is miniscule, so a table saw isn't an option, but for building speakers, this thing has to be the greatest invention since sliced bread.

https://youtu.be/S074ke-EJ6U

Wait until the last section, and you'll see why