With a full width cut such as a slot for the truss rod the router should be pushed away from you with the fence on the right. the resulting cutting forces will pull the fence towards the workpiece and be very stable. if you reverse this as you did the forces will cause the fence to try to move away from the workpiece and be very unstable. In fact if you did this with a large cutter in a powerful machine it could be dangerous especially with your fingers wrapped around the fence. Hands should be on the handles at all times. A 9mm slot can safely be achieved with two passes in the same direction as described above.
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With a full width cut such as a slot for the truss rod the router should be pushed away from you with the fence on the right. the resulting cutting forces will pull the fence towards the workpiece and be very stable. if you reverse this as you did the forces will cause the fence to try to move away from the workpiece and be very unstable. In fact if you did this with a large cutter in a powerful machine it could be dangerous especially with your fingers wrapped around the fence. Hands should be on the handles at all times. A 9mm slot can safely be achieved with two passes in the same direction as described above.
Thank you Arthur I’ll bear that in mind. I prefer using a table but for some jobs it’s not possible.
Hello sir, Do you like this router, what do you think about it, do you recommend it? Thank you 🙏
Hello, yes I like the router and would recommend it 👍 feels solid & stable with more than enough power. Definitely worth the money.
Thanks for viewing 🙏
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