HI- has anyone used (I'm sure someone has) a glue joint bit? I am trying to use this amana 45790 --its new- so should be good- its a big hefty bit. The issue is that things are going along smooth and then it just grabs the wood and rips a chunk out. I'm doing small cuts--just enough to leave the pattern of the bit on the wood, but my question is what is the problem? lol.
I am doing this in a router table- and wondering if the speed needs to be faster or slower, or if I need to take some tiny tiny cuts- and just eventually work my way to the depth of the pattern of the bit. That would make sense with a chinese bit- but this is supposedly a very good bit.
I want to use a 45 degree drawer lock which is also a big beast- but I want to get this problem resolved first. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Here is a pic I downloaded of the bit and the pattern it leaves on wood. I am only trying to cut enough to leave that zig zag pattern- no deeper. Thanks!!
I am doing this in a router table- and wondering if the speed needs to be faster or slower, or if I need to take some tiny tiny cuts- and just eventually work my way to the depth of the pattern of the bit. That would make sense with a chinese bit- but this is supposedly a very good bit.
I want to use a 45 degree drawer lock which is also a big beast- but I want to get this problem resolved first. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Here is a pic I downloaded of the bit and the pattern it leaves on wood. I am only trying to cut enough to leave that zig zag pattern- no deeper. Thanks!!
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