Compound angles using The PantoRouter® Joinery Machine

[@d.i.d]

Thx for video!

[@macsheldon]

Our pleasure!

[@tylervollick6634]

...how do you make sure the depth of each of the compound mortise is the same length?

[@macsheldon]

There are a number of ways to set stops on the PantoRouter®. We have set them off the back of the workpiece and of course the Swing Stop is terrific to set off the front. The depth gauge is set to make each mortise and tenon the depth and length you choose. If that doesn't answer the question, please let us know and we can setup a video call so we see your workpiece on your PantoRouter® and offer suggestions. Happy PantoRouting!

[@macsheldon]

We use stops, either front or rear. Super-easy! Please give us a call to answer all of your questions. [phone]

[@Stormin06096]

Great video

[@macsheldon]

Thanks! Part-2 will have some really different ideas. These have been very useful stools at our house and we hope our PantoRouter community build more of them.

[@derekpatrick4332]

I couldn't find part 2 to this video series. Has it been published yet?

[@macsheldon]

So sorry, Derek. We have yet to edit the video and post it. We promise to get to it soon and we'll post in our newsletter when it's up.

[@stablelivingprogram3826]

baught the plans waiting on #2 video

[@macsheldon]

We thank you and Matthias thanks you! Working on Part-2, so hopefully soon.

[@pattyofurniture100]

Do you guys have plans for 4 legged barstools? Or would 3 be stronger?

[@johnh5008]

Three legs won't rock on an uneven surface like four legs might.

[@macsheldon]

We don't at the moment but we're always looking for interest in other projects to demonstrate the ease of complex joinery on the PantoRouter woodworking machine. We'll bump a 4-legged stool higher up the list! Thanks!

[@iq0099]

Amazing. would love to but one!

[@macsheldon]

You should! You'll be so happy with it!

[@iq0099]

one day, when I have the budget.. I'm a small time hobbyist