Eddyde H-M Supporter - Diamond Member Staff member H-M Lifetime Diamond Member Joined Oct 13, 2014 Messages 9,451 Nov 1, 2014 #11 In a pinch you can also use router bits on metal, just use a slower feed and lots of coolant. You can also regrind the rake if necessary.
In a pinch you can also use router bits on metal, just use a slower feed and lots of coolant. You can also regrind the rake if necessary.
iron man Active User Registered Joined Feb 7, 2013 Messages 792 Nov 1, 2014 #12 Or for $13 you could just buy one and avoid the hassle. https://www.grizzly.com/products/Dovetail-Cutter-3-8-x-60-/H2955
Or for $13 you could just buy one and avoid the hassle. https://www.grizzly.com/products/Dovetail-Cutter-3-8-x-60-/H2955
A Andre Forum Guest Register Today Nov 1, 2014 #13 Eddyde said: In a pinch you can also use router bits on metal, just use a slower feed and lots of coolant. You can also regrind the rake if necessary. Click to expand... I did this a few times using a dovetail cutter. Worked great.
Eddyde said: In a pinch you can also use router bits on metal, just use a slower feed and lots of coolant. You can also regrind the rake if necessary. Click to expand... I did this a few times using a dovetail cutter. Worked great.