I am building cedar raised panel shutters 15" x 55". I have successfully built a router table and glued and raised all the panels for 9 pair of shutters. All the rails have been completed.
When I cut the edge on the stiles I get a reveal of the correct height at each end but it gets much shallower in the middle of the part. The stiles are 55" long. I have tried using a featherboard to hold the piece down and using multiple passes. The material is finger-jointed cedar and is free of knots and defects and pretty straight. The table insert is flush with the rest of the table and the insert is made of 3/8" Cast Acrylic.
Any ideas why the reveal gets skinnier in the middle would be appreciated.
When I cut the edge on the stiles I get a reveal of the correct height at each end but it gets much shallower in the middle of the part. The stiles are 55" long. I have tried using a featherboard to hold the piece down and using multiple passes. The material is finger-jointed cedar and is free of knots and defects and pretty straight. The table insert is flush with the rest of the table and the insert is made of 3/8" Cast Acrylic.
Any ideas why the reveal gets skinnier in the middle would be appreciated.