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	I review the WoodRat ...
	Installing the WoodRat — It comes in a well packed box and has good instructions, which makes the installation fast and simple. Click here to go there.
	Through dovetails — The picture shows the 2nd dovetail that I made. The first one was a "reject" — part of my learning curves, but in fact, once you get a few unique things under your belt, toght and attractive joints are possible. Click here to go there. 1/2 Blind Dovetails — While this task involves sime hand cutting, it is so very simple to do. It is great to be able to do both through and 1/2-blind dovetails so easily. Click here to go there.
	Mortise and Tenon — Actually, there are a number of ways to do these joints but this is the one I prefer. It is easy to do, very accurate and gives me the square tenon and mortise that looks "handcrafted." Click here to go there.
	Raised Panel Door — The frame: you can shape the rails and stiles in a number of ways. Click here to go there The raised panel: I use both the vertical raised panel bit and the straight bit to make raised panel doors. Click here to go there
	And now, the new, LittleRat...
	Installation — This goes very quickly thanks to a brand new manual. Click here to go there
	Tracy starts learning the LittleRat — She had no router experience but wanted to learn how to make dovetails, so she becomes this shops "new student." First she just beocmes familiar with how the LittleRat works. Click here to go there
	Making Through Dovetails — Tracy took each step, one by one, and had success. She also learned how to loosen or tighten this joint. Click here to go there. To see a one page Through Dovetail Summary: Click here to go there.
	more great projects with the WoodRat...
	Andrea is brand new to the shop and her project is to learn what the WoodRat can do. She goes from setting up the unit to making some really nice wood pieces. Click here to go there.
	She follows the step-by-step instructions and in no time has been able to make a good throuigh dovetail. Click here to go there.
	There is no way to make tiny little dovetails than with the WoodRat. Andrea experiences how quickly she can make a bunch of small drawers. Click here to go there.
	In trying to join some corners, Andrea found that floating tenons in WoodRat made mortises was easiest and best. Click here to go there.

WoodRat Products

Websites: NEW: the website in USA — www.chipsfly.com www.woodrat.com

I review the WoodRat ...

Installing the WoodRat — It comes in a well packed box and has good instructions, which makes the installation fast and simple. Click here to go there.

Mortise and Tenon — Actually, there are a number of ways to do these joints but this is the one I prefer. It is easy to do, very accurate and gives me the square tenon and mortise that looks "handcrafted." Click here to go there.

Raised Panel Door — The frame: you can shape the rails and stiles in a number of ways. Click here to go there The raised panel: I use both the vertical raised panel bit and the straight bit to make raised panel doors. Click here to go there

And now, the new, LittleRat...

Installation — This goes very quickly thanks to a brand new manual. Click here to go there

Tracy starts learning the LittleRat — She had no router experience but wanted to learn how to make dovetails, so she becomes this shops "new student." First she just beocmes familiar with how the LittleRat works. Click here to go there

Making Through Dovetails — Tracy took each step, one by one, and had success. She also learned how to loosen or tighten this joint. Click here to go there. To see a one page Through Dovetail Summary: Click here to go there.

more great projects with the WoodRat...

Andrea is brand new to the shop and her project is to learn what the WoodRat can do. She goes from setting up the unit to making some really nice wood pieces. Click here to go there.

She follows the step-by-step instructions and in no time has been able to make a good throuigh dovetail. Click here to go there.

There is no way to make tiny little dovetails than with the WoodRat. Andrea experiences how quickly she can make a bunch of small drawers. Click here to go there.

In trying to join some corners, Andrea found that floating tenons in WoodRat made mortises was easiest and best. Click here to go there.

Websites:
NEW: the website in USA — www.chipsfly.com
www.woodrat.com

Installing the WoodRat — It comes in a well packed box and has good instructions, which makes the installation fast and simple.
Click here to go there.

Mortise and Tenon — Actually, there are a number of ways to do these joints but this is the one I prefer. It is easy to do, very accurate and gives me the square tenon and mortise that looks "handcrafted."
Click here to go there.

Raised Panel Door —
The frame: you can shape the rails and stiles in a number of ways.
Click here to go there

The raised panel: I use both the vertical raised panel bit and the straight bit to make raised panel doors.
Click here to go there

Installation —
This goes very quickly thanks to a brand new manual.
Click here to go there

Tracy starts learning the LittleRat —
She had no router experience but wanted to learn how to make dovetails, so she becomes this shops "new student." First she just beocmes familiar with how the LittleRat works.
Click here to go there

Making Through Dovetails —
Tracy took each step, one by one, and had success. She also learned how to loosen or tighten this joint.
Click here to go there.

To see a one page Through Dovetail Summary:
Click here to go there.

Andrea is brand new to the shop and her project is to learn what the WoodRat can do. She goes from setting up the unit to making some really nice wood pieces.
Click here to go there.

She follows the step-by-step instructions and in no time has been able
to make a good throuigh dovetail.
Click here to go there.

There is no way to make tiny little dovetails than with the WoodRat. Andrea experiences how quickly she can make a bunch of small drawers.
Click here to go there.

In trying to join some corners, Andrea found that floating tenons
in WoodRat made mortises was easiest and best.
Click here to go there.