"Leon" wrote
> "Max" wrote
>> It was an air problem alright. But it was too much air. In
>> attempting to find a easy way to cut dadoes I made a guide.
>> I can just draw a line on my work piece where I want the dado and
>> clamp my guide right next to the line. However, that puts the base
>> of the router 1/2" above the work piece leaving a gap underneath the
>> router. The result is not enough suction. By (double stick) taping
>> a 1/2" piece of wood under the router (refer to photo) I closed off
>> some of the gap. Presto, adequate suction.
>>
>> Max
>
> Well there you go. But do take care also because too much restriction
> can have the same effect.
Roger that. I'll be "tweaking" it. <G>
Max
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> "Leon" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> "Max" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>> Let me see if someone can guess what the problem was.
>>> http://tinyurl.com/6gxyq7
>>>
>>> Max
>>
>> I'll take a guess that your hole in the clear plastic was not big enough
>> to allow enough air flow for the vacuum to move the debris out
>> efficiently.
>
> It was an air problem alright. But it was too much air. In attempting to
> find a easy way to cut dadoes I made a guide.
> I can just draw a line on my work piece where I want the dado and clamp my
> guide right next to the line. However, that puts the base of the router
> 1/2" above the work piece leaving a gap underneath the router. The result
> is not enough suction. By (double stick) taping a 1/2" piece of wood
> under the router (refer to photo) I closed off some of the gap. Presto,
> adequate suction.
>
> Max
Well there you go. But do take care also because too much restriction can
have the same effect.
"Leon" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Max" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> Let me see if someone can guess what the problem was.
>> http://tinyurl.com/6gxyq7
>>
>> Max
>
> I'll take a guess that your hole in the clear plastic was not big
> enough to allow enough air flow for the vacuum to move the debris out
> efficiently.
It was an air problem alright. But it was too much air. In attempting
to find a easy way to cut dadoes I made a guide.
I can just draw a line on my work piece where I want the dado and clamp
my guide right next to the line. However, that puts the base of the
router 1/2" above the work piece leaving a gap underneath the router.
The result is not enough suction. By (double stick) taping a 1/2"
piece of wood under the router (refer to photo) I closed off some of the
gap. Presto, adequate suction.
Max
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> Let me see if someone can guess what the problem was.
> http://tinyurl.com/6gxyq7
>
> Max
I'll take a guess that your hole in the clear plastic was not big enough to
allow enough air flow for the vacuum to move the debris out efficiently.