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06-30-2008, 02:40 PM
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Megadream is into routers and wants to help out?
 The best solid carbid bit I have found was the Onsrud upcut spiral. Since you are using a table, a bit with a flush trim bearing is useful for template cutting. 
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06-30-2008, 07:26 PM
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Good to know the upcut spiral bits do the trick. I had been considering giving the up/down cut bits a try.
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yeah, the freud up-spiral cut bit is fantastic.. love it to "bits" :-)
I am not having fun trying to do 90 degree cuts..... the piece wants to slide on me and it is never perfect. Anyone have any tips on that?
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07-03-2008, 10:56 PM
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90 degree cuts? Like trimmer after welding two pieces at a 90 ??
My advice if anything is slipping, is buy a bunch of clamps! I use the cheap import type bar clamps for my projects. Otherwise hire a friend with good grip!  Also for the record I use a Freud 10" x 80 tooth acrylic and plastics blade for straight cuts on a table saw. It is amazing how clean it will cut
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