As most of you know I use the WoodChuck. One of the
advantage/dis-advantages of the carriage is it is not captured on the
rails. The only thing that holds it down is the connection to the lead
screw and the weight of the router. Dis-advantage to that is that all
cuts need to held and followe
Here's a weird thought, don't use your lock. Hold the router at the depth
of your stop when making the cut.
-Tim
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Hello Cole
There are a lot of different tricks to get rid of this problem,
These are my favorite ways to handle the problem are.
First plan for it, Make your work piece slightly larger and cut off the waist
before finishing the project. When you can not do that, try a rough cut and a
number of
Does anyone else seem to have the problem of the bit leaving little dimples
when you they start cut? The router will lift a whole toot hair every time.
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