Sliding Dovetails on Long Boards?

In a back issue of Woodsmith you will find how to build a router table
that holds the router verticle. They used it for making mortise &
tenon joints, I use it for making sliding dovetails. It works great.
Good luck. Mike

Some data here at the DeWalt Link:

http://www.dewalt.com/us/articles/article.asp?Site=woodworking&ID=511





stoutman wrote:
> Anyone know how to cut a sliding dovetail on a long board (6'). I
usually
> use my router table, but the board will hit the ceiling this time
when stood
> on end. Special jig with router in hand?

Maybe take your router table outside. Sam

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>In a back issue of Woodsmith you will find how to build a router table
>that holds the router verticle. They used it for making mortise &
>tenon joints, I use it for making sliding dovetails. It works great.
>Good luck. Mike

Temporary version for one-time use: Lay the router table on its back.
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