Folks, might be a silly question to some, but I have a question on router bits. First let me say I did find my router attachment for my Rotozip. Ok, it's not perfect, but for the minute it'll do for trying things out. I've got some sudden expenses so the router purchase is on hold. However, I did find also a set of Black N Decker bits to play with I forgot I even had. I tried some of them out on a scrap piece of wood and found some neat shapes. I also grabbed a couple of good bits at Home Depot before I realized I had the BND bits. So, I got a OGE, a Round-Over, and a V bit or I believe that's what it's called. Although they give me some shapes I'm interested in, I am looking for a particular bit. On many counter tops you will find the edge is simply rounded off and what router bit would do that. I'm thinking that the edge of my desk could use a nicely rounded piece. At this point the top is a perfect squared off piece of Mellonmine. Then I was looking at the best way to attach this and two thoughts I had was some type of glue or using a router which may be tricky with even the poor-man's router I have to cut some slots and use a biscuit-type arrangement if you will to hold things together. Also, is there a document or something that anyone knows about that might give me some general idea of what a bit will provide in terms of shape? I know that's a tall order, but just trying to put some basic shape idea to the various names. Oh I did want to mention that I looked at a Ridgid router for $199 which comes with both a fixed and plunge base. A very nice router in my opinion which counts for little as I've not owned nor used a router enough to know the good, the bad, or the ugly. Point is it got some good marks and seemed like a well put together machine with many nice features for the price.
tnx Scott Howell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
