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I think thats right, its atleast how I use mine. I don't 100% trust that in "free to rotate" mode, it accurately represents plunge depth...so i always
determine the stop on the quill, then lock it down- whatever the number reads.

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I found a way I was more comfortable with using the overhead router mode on the SS.

Trying to think of a way to clean out those corners in a circular way. I would use the 2x4 backstop to limit how far I could push the "cross" into the bit, and then the right 2x4 as a guide to run along. It just feels like -pardon the pun - all hell's gonna break loose though. Having a day...

Having started with powerPro, I came in not knowing any speed settings needed for each SPT. The sticker label listing the recommended RPMs was great back then when I hadnt internalized the values. The reported RPM on the LCD display in agreement with the label confirmed for me I had setup correctly ...

Similar issue on my Jet 600 when using planer or jointer. I added a cyclone separator ahead of the inlet and this solved the problem.
As well, it reduces the number of times I need to empty my dust collector bag..albeit now I empty my seperator cannister more

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Something Ive not seen before-seems like an item a collector might be interested in .

Ultimate Sawsmith

https://raleigh.craigslist.org/tls/d/ra ... 06468.html

Amazing.

https://www.wral.com/lifestyles/travel/video/13511595/

I would say the leftmost jig is for making tenons on board ends at 90 degrees (though it could be a little longer for more support on the fence) . Which was later replaced with the larger variable angle tenon jig in the last pic.

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Hah- the walnut square corners came about when I accidently routed away the lip that holds the cover in place in said corners :) I wanted to have half lap miters on that lip all the way around but I sequenced it wrong so I had to hide it with something ! You can kind of see it here in this earlier s...

Thank you - I will definitely be attempting this again with what I learned.

I have a dedicated router table.

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