05-11-2012, 08:44 AM
(This post was last modified: 05-11-2012, 08:45 AM by Radio Fixer.)
Well I use my router in a table, cutter upwards nearly all the time. The height of the cutter above the table is adjustable on the router. Its a home made table that clamps to a B & D workmate. It is easy to fix various guides to to it for doing edges and slots etc.
Not sure a Palm one will allow this... On mine I removed the original plate and fence, and fitted one into the screw holes, of my own design and manufacture.
So the work piece is offered to the cutter along guided paths. I think this way is much more accurate than attached fences. One major tip though is to think which way the cutter is rotating and apply the timber to it with the cutting edges of the teeth coming towards it.
Gary
Not sure a Palm one will allow this... On mine I removed the original plate and fence, and fitted one into the screw holes, of my own design and manufacture.
So the work piece is offered to the cutter along guided paths. I think this way is much more accurate than attached fences. One major tip though is to think which way the cutter is rotating and apply the timber to it with the cutting edges of the teeth coming towards it.
Gary
