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I don't do not use routers extensively so I suppose I am a bit of a newbie to routers but not to woodworking.
I will search the forums but the following is why I signed up for the forum.
Issue with my table mounted Triton Router.
1 Year old TRA001.
Incra aluminum router plate.
1/2" flush cutting bit.
I cut 13 1" thick shapes that are meant to be stacked on top of each other from the same template and learned, the hard way, the bit is not square to the table.
The pieces are all curves minus one straight edge.
When I align the bottom edge of one piece with the top edge of the next I am multiplying the error over distance.
Ultimately, I ended up about 1/10" out of square over 13".
Anybody have any experience with the TRA001 being out of true?
Any advice in shimming/correcting this?
I have me idea on resolution but open to suggestions.
I will search the forums but the following is why I signed up for the forum.
Issue with my table mounted Triton Router.
1 Year old TRA001.
Incra aluminum router plate.
1/2" flush cutting bit.
I cut 13 1" thick shapes that are meant to be stacked on top of each other from the same template and learned, the hard way, the bit is not square to the table.
The pieces are all curves minus one straight edge.
When I align the bottom edge of one piece with the top edge of the next I am multiplying the error over distance.
Ultimately, I ended up about 1/10" out of square over 13".
Anybody have any experience with the TRA001 being out of true?
Any advice in shimming/correcting this?
I have me idea on resolution but open to suggestions.