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| Registered User Supreme Forum King | I had to do a lot of running out today and I'm feeling a bit worn out so be tolerant with me. So look at the picture, tell us what this is and how we router people might use it. I know for some of you this will not be something you will ever buy much less want to use but some of you do or will. For those people post a nice complete answer with good details. The first one to provide some good correct detail will be the winner...... 100 points are on the line, do you measure up??????? Ed |
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| Router King Supreme Forum King | Dial indicator can be used for accurcy in bit height adjustment expecially if you have a Incra jig. Also can be used for fence adjustments. Setup tool for runouts on various tools from tablesaws to drill presses, and even routers. The dial is adjustable to zero out the indicator. There should be two adjustable index markers, yours is missing one.
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| Official Greeter Supreme Forum King | Boy Ed, I wish I had a dollar for every time I used one of these. Course I never used one in a wood shop, only in the toolroom. I could buy me a new router with it. ![]()
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