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Originally Posted by charles Tauber
The simplest way I know of is to use an off-the-shelf laminate trimmer or a router with a laminate trimmer attachment. What it won't do is keep the width of the rabbet constant as the base tips to follow the curvature of top and back. The trimmer will do 90% of the work, leaving 10% hand work to make them constant width.
You can make a very simple jig to attach to a router that will solve the above problem.
If you want quick, easy, professional results, the best jig I know of is the one created by Larrivee and apprentices, currently sold here as a kit: http://www.canadianluthiersupply.com...ts/binding-jig |
You've described the process that has been the quickest and most accurate for me, but it still isn't quick or easy!