Using a router on a small piece of wood such as a
lure blank can be tricky. What I did was nail the lure
Rounding Over The Edges of the Lure
blanks to my workbench using some fine wire panel
Blanks
pins to stop them from moving around during the
routing process and used two pieces of wood the
At this stage I had intended to use a rasp and file to
round over the edges of the lures so I could show you same thickness as the lure blanks positioned either
side of the lure blanks to support the router and prehow to do this by hand, however a combination of
laziness, lack of time and the fact that I had a router vent it from wobbling. After doing the first side of
set up in the workshop with a rounding over bit in use each blank I prised them off the workbench, removed
on another project led to the lure blanks getting their the panel pins, turned them over and nailed them
back onto the work bench making sure to nail through
edges rounded off using the router.
the same holes to minimise damage to the lure blank.
The tiny holes left by the fine wire panel pins can
easily be filled later.