Handy Templates for corner radiusing on the router table

[Johnny Barr]

I bought these ( https://www.kregtool.com/shop/routin...t/PRS1000.html )last year and they work well. I also couldn't be bothered making them.

[Jim Becker]

IMHO, THE one true editor for real programmers is vi. After vi, editors just got clunky and bloated.

For hand coding, a simple editor like VI is great, but folks working with the modular language systems used today need to move a lot of things around visually including connecting them together. 'Nature of the beast.

[Jim Becker]

I bought these ( https://www.kregtool.com/shop/routin...t/PRS1000.html )last year and they work well. I also couldn't be bothered making them.

That's a really interesting modular setup for this kind of thing.

[Bruce Wrenn]

Gee, the thread was about radius jigs, and now it's about coding. Down the rabbit hole we go.

[Wes Grass]

VI ... not coding, it was the text editor on our Unix system. Beat the pants off edlin.

[Patty Hann]

I bought these ( https://www.kregtool.com/shop/routin...t/PRS1000.html )last year and they work well. I also couldn't be bothered making them.

THat's pretty neat.... and very affordable.

[Wes Grass]

Templates ...

Routers ...

Get with it...

CNC

[Bill Dufour]

I bought one of these at a thrift store not knowing what it was. Not quite as many pieces, but a nice case. It did include a chip of a ruler. Just saw the Starrett name. It could be useful to measure a radius to choose a bit to match. I think it is designed to check welding fillets and to check bores radius fillets down in a hole.
It also included a few countersink cages, also a new idea to me. About $10 total. I kept the countersink cages and sold the Starrrett for nice profit.
Bill D.
https://www.amazon.com/Starrett-SD16.../dp/B0006J4H6I