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Router Plate Installation
Question: How exact does one have to be when centering the router over
the router plate cut out and screwing it to the plate? Mark |
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As long as the largest bit (usually 3-1/2") won't hit the edges, you are
"close enough". It does not have to be accurate to 1 gnat's ass. g Dave Mark wrote: Question: How exact does one have to be when centering the router over the router plate cut out and screwing it to the plate? Mark |
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Mark wrote:
Question: How exact does one have to be when centering the router over the router plate cut out and screwing it to the plate? Mark If you are going to use guide bushings in the plate, you need to be right on. I saw an alignment tool some place that sets it up for you. wasn't very expensive Rich |
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Unless your plate takes guide busshings.
"David" wrote in message ... It does not have to be accurate to 1 gnat's ass. g |
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