Are you sure the bit and the fence are aligned?
Ed
Ed
The fence has been checked and is accurate. It is 50 mm thick and 40 mm high.Spacemanspiff said:It is possible that the out-fence is not parallel with the in-fence. I had that happen to me.
Aaron
If the bit is high to the out-feed this is what happens. I would check again the out-feed to bit alignment. If you are using a flushtrim bit make sure the bearing is just isolated in relationship to the out-feed. This is the same thing that happens to jointer/planners (machines).garryjc said:The fence has been checked and is accurate. It is 50 mm thick and 40 mm high.
Garry
Sorry, I should have said that I had isolated the bearing to the out-feed.reible said:If the bit is high to the out-feed this is what happens. I would check again the out-feed to bit alignment. If you are using a flushtrim bit make sure the bearing is just isolated in relationship to the out-feed. This is the same thing that happens to jointer/planners (machines).
Ed
If you have the time, take a scrap piece of wood and feed it along the fence so that it cuts off the 1 mm then when the wood is just maybe 50mm past the cutter pull it away and turn off the router.garryjc said:Sorry, I should have said that I had isolated the bearing to the out-feed.
Garry