"Festool Multifunction Table System - A Jig for Cutting Molding"

With the baseboard in place and clamped ("A"), I have drilled three more holes to match the base beneath.   "B" is one of these holes. I want to use the adjustable clamp ("C") in the hole to push against the strip of MDF. This strip will be loose and will press against the workpiece.
	Sometimes things do not work out as planned. The adjustable clamps ("A") push against an object when the lever is closed but do not give me an accurate adjustable stop. I really need a screw thread for that. I purchased T-nuts and threaded rod to make just that and then realized that the Veritas Wonder Dog ("B") will work perfectly. I only have one but will get another tomorrow. By the way, another problem with the adjustable clamps ("A") is that the height of the body is over 3/4". When I add the guide rail on top, it hits these clamps and does not hold the workpiece firmly.
I have attached the guide fence to the base of the router primarily for the dust deflector. However, since there is a fence, I adjust it to be aligned with the pattern bearing of the bit.
	I can now make my first pass with the router. Since the fence is set to the bearing, I use the adjustable screw of the Veritas Wonder Dog to bring the board about 1/8" short of touching the fence. I then followed with a second cut having adjusted the board to touch the fence.
Best of all, I have cut the edge that matches the mating profile.    I have a good edge jig, I think. I will get that second Wonder Dog tomorrow and do a few more things to make it even more accurate, repeatable and safe.    [Note: I did get the second hold down, and it works perfectly. I will continue this story next week when I will try out my new jig and method to make a mahogany frame for the CD cabinet.]