In this build step, we continue on with the routing of the control cavity.
Above: The photo shows that the first pass is now completed.
Below: Setting up the router bit for the second pass.
Below: Performing the second pass, using two 1/4-inch passes at this stage.
Below: The two passes have been completed.
Below: Adjusting the table for the third and final pass with the first (shortest) bit
Below: A bit at speed is slowly lowered into the cavity at an angle. The reason for lowering on an angle is for extra control.
Note: It is easier to lower in shorter bits compared to longer ones due to the fact the operator is more aware of a shorter bit (which basically means you can see what you’re doing more easily.)
Below: The third pass has been completed.
Below: The second bit is put to use for the 4th pass.
Below: Routing the 4th pass.
Where are the rest of the build steps?
You can view them all here.
