and welcome back to moore approved I'm James and today we are going to see if
I'm able to engrave the moore approved logo into some scrap wood that I have
using a router and a cricket so let's see how it turns out
Bam so I think the third attempt turned out pretty good not too bad in a solid
wood did a pretty decent job if I had some chisels I could probably make this
absolutely perfect but I'm pretty happy overall with it I probably let the paint
dry a little bit more because the sawdust did get stuck to the surface of
the paint in the corners where it was built up no big deal I think it gives a
little bit of charm actually so the first attempt with the core box bit I
think would have worked pretty well if I had a different size font and I didn't
try to make multiple passes over the same section so if there's just one
straight line and you were super steady handed I think it would've looked pretty cool my
second attempt with the straight bit turned out pretty well I did try to add
a texture on the top by gouging out the surface of the wood with my planer and
it did not turn out the way I wanted so I was kind of unhappy just by that but
using that straight cut quarter inch bit with my router turned out pretty well if
you had a smaller router with maybe a see-through base it would make it a lot easier
and if you had a smaller bit even I think it would be a lot easier to get
accurate results all the way around but all-in-all for what I had in the first
attempt at trying to route a sign I think it turned out pretty good so let
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