I need to trim 3/8" thick edge banding flush with plywood horizontally. Will the tilt base or bearing guide work?
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Hi Johnathan, I think the best way to do what you want to do is to use a flush cutting bit adjusted to be about the thickness of a sheet of paper away from the plywood for the final pass. Adding a larger base made from masonite or plexiglass could help prevent "dig in" of the bit as you approach the edge. After the last pass with the router, carefully sand the edging flush with the plywood.
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yap. basically i don't need bearing guide. because i've 35mm flushtrim bit. but sometimes(I spent lots of time..) couldn't find that bit. at that time bearing guide usage in work.if you want use tilt base, should be prepare guide bar(it any kind straight thing).i hope you doing well.
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Hi Johnathan,I think the best way to do what you want to do is to use a flush cutting bit adjusted to be about the thickness of a sheet of paper away from the plywood for the final pass. Adding a larger base made from masonite or plexiglass could help prevent "dig in" of the bit as you approach the edge. After the last pass with the router, carefully sand the edging flush with the plywood.
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While I have not tried exactly what you are asking, I think you'll have to shave off the corners of a sheet of plywood. Good Luck
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I'm not sure. Might want to contact the manufacturer. If not, you should buy a piece of 1/4 x 1/2 flatstock and if you can be real careful in setup(drill press with fence), you could drill new mounting holes and also drill and tap hole in the edge for fine adjustment to get you out to 5/8.
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Yep. As previously mentioned you can move the pivot point or you can widen the space where you install the cabinet leaving more room on the outside to help with the clearance. You would just need wider trim.
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Hi Marilyn, I can only say it works beautifully on my 4.5 quart tilt head. I would call them to make sure which blade to use. The first one I got, a third party model, was terrible!
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Yes, it will take any of the screws used with this tool, it's just has a narrower spacing between boards, 1/16 vs 3/16 of an inch.
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The finish on top and bottom rails are flush. In theory, you can pre-drill holes and use threaded bolts and nuts to connect one on top of the other, but that won't give you the lateral rigidity as a single unit.
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will work but you have to put a 2x4 on wall to sit rock on then tilt it into wall. it will save you time, effort, and backpain. For the price of the tool it is well worth it.
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I have no idea. It works well with horizontal slats- I have had mine for over a year and use it all the time. So far- so good!
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If you have the plunge base I don't think the fixed base has holes to use an edge guide
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Yes. You will need to adjust the depth of the blade of the straight cutter or use an exacto knife which is my preferred method. The cutting guide may not sit flat on 3/16 foam board. The angle cutter will also need to be adjusted for foam board.
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you will need to slightly tilt just enough to get tool under--maybe 1/2 inch--good luck
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No, I can't. I returned mine because it would not work with my left tilt saw. I suggest that he contact Incra.
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You can use a straight edge to guide the saw but it must be quite thin since when the blade is at full cutting depth there is little clearance below the motor housing. The blade that comes with the saw is quite thin and has little set to the teeth, so cuts tend to be pretty clean. However if you plan to rip an 8 ft. sheet of 3/4 inch plywood, you will be disappointed: Not enough power or battery life to work well for an app like that.
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It will tilt left and right but you cannot pivot with it to track a moving target. E.G. tilt on the y axis but no swivel on the x axis. As far a fitting if you have a standard swivel stud, like the Uncle Mikes or ATI on amazon it will fit just fine. Happy hunting.
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it will fit either left or right. i have an old right tilt and had no issues. it's blank to you'll be raising your blade to cut through it, so it shouldn't matter if its a left or right tilt. -)
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What I did was take a piece of 1/2" plywood (I used 14"x24"), painted it black, covered it with black drawer liner, and glued it to the base. It works just fine for my 50" Sharp the base of which is flat. I have found the base to be quite firm and steady.