Hey, Router Rooters

[Dave Smith]

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Alan, Randy Potter sells the Genesis jig.  I bought one used from Rich =
Snelson and have used it twice.  Although I can't compare it to other =
approaches, it does seem to work well.  Slow?  I don/t know.  So am I.

Dave
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  From: Mike McCoy=20
  To: Pianotech=20
  Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2003 2:22 PM
  Subject: Re: Hey, Router Rooters


  Hi Alan,

   I made my own Genesis-type jig and would be happy to sell itfor =
almost nothing, but that's not really the way to go, much too slow. If =
you try the Spurlock/Safe-T-Planar method once you will be hooked.

  Mike

  Mike McCoy
  Chapters 170 & 190
  Langhorne, Pa.
  mailto:mjmccoy@usa.com
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    From: Alan=20
    To: Pianotech=20
    Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2003 1:18 PM
    Subject: Hey, Router Rooters


    I own a nice router.=20

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    Anyone got a keytop routing jig for sale or know where I can buy =
one?

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    Who makes the =93Genesis Jig?=94

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    What kind of blade/bit is required to cut flush, flat surfaces like =
this? What=92s it called?

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    This will not be my first recovering job but it is my first where I =
am removing real ivories (or the remains thereof) so I want to increase =
the depth to compensate. Any hints or warnings about going from ivories =
to Schaff tops with fronts?

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    Alan R. Barnard

    Salem, MO

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