No Playdough used in this process. But if you want some practice before trying to do this yourself, you can go to Toys-R-Us and get one of those square block in square hole, round block in round hole, triangle block in triangle hole, etc. Same principle. And now that I just wrote that, you know, you are right. When I did that job, I didn't use Playdough. I don't remember how I went about making a pattern to cut out. Somehow I did it and came out pretty darn close. But Playdough would make it VERY easy and VERY accurate. Damn. Next time I know exactly how I'm gonna do it! Thanks. Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- >> Freehand. Just made sure I went a quarter-inch or so beyond all tuning >> pin holes. Obviously I ended up with an irregular pattern - but that way >> I saved all the original plate screw holes. I then cut the new block to >> match the routed out area. >> Terry Farrell > > Another job for Playdough? > Ron N
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