On Nov 21, 7:30*pm, "CW" wrote:
"GarageWoodworks" wrote in message

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Ok, *I tried making a few stopped flutes which terminate with a taper
using a wedge as discussed in a previous thread. *(Suggested by
SonomaProducts)

Here is the result:

http://www.garagewoodworks.com/shop_talk.php

Came out ok. *You can definitely see where the taper begins in the
flute (not a completely smooth transition). *This can probably be
fixed with a piece of sandpaper or just leaving it alone.

As the router starts to climb the ramp, it is only supported at two points
due to the round base plate. Using a square baseplate will make transitions
smoother.

Yes. I noticed this problem. My router PC plunge is round on one
side and flat on the other. Initially I was climbing with the round
side and it had a tendency to wobble as you stated. I flipped my
fence to the other side of the router and climb with the flat side.
Much easier this way. Good tip.