Monday, June 29th, 2015:
ROUTING THE BINDING CHANNELS:
Tonight, Randall used the binding router jig to rout the channels for the top and back binding. Having already used the jig to rout the top and back overhangs flush to the sides, he's an old pro at it now!
The router bit (with its bearing) is set so that the bindings are flush to the sides and to the top and back.
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After having routed the binding channels, now Randall is gluing and clamping the bindings into the channels. Titebond Original glue and the Stew-Mac binding tape are perfect for this job.
Before gluing in the bindings, he has prepared the binding strips by slightly chamfering the inside bottom corner of the strip with a scraper. This will help binding to sit nicely in the channel.
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