tscott
If you look at Bob on the RWS show and you see his face,he is pushing the stock into the bit or to say away from him and the stock is on his left side of the fence.
If you do it backwards the stock may be pulled out of your hands and take off across the shop.
Always stay on the left side of the fence with the stock and always push the stock away from you or to say into the bit, in this way the bit will pull the stock into the fence.
I should note*** when the router is in a router table and upside down the bit is turning counter clockwise,(from the top view of the bit) or to say the left side of the bit is the 1st part that hits the stock, this pulls the stock into the fence.
Hope this helps.
Bj
If you look at Bob on the RWS show and you see his face,he is pushing the stock into the bit or to say away from him and the stock is on his left side of the fence.
If you do it backwards the stock may be pulled out of your hands and take off across the shop.
Always stay on the left side of the fence with the stock and always push the stock away from you or to say into the bit, in this way the bit will pull the stock into the fence.
I should note*** when the router is in a router table and upside down the bit is turning counter clockwise,(from the top view of the bit) or to say the left side of the bit is the 1st part that hits the stock, this pulls the stock into the fence.
Hope this helps.
Bj
