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Preface: I am new here, and still relatively novice in woodworking.
I recently got a 45d Lock Miter bit, and routing adjacent panels, one side requires the wood to be flat, and the other to be vertical. Clamping the flat piece to get a good miter is great, but I am constantly having issues with the vertical piece to stay in perfect 90 degree alignment while riding against the fence.
Anyone resolve similar issues with a homemade jig and/or clamp system?
I have been "googling" router sleds, but everything seems to be aligned for routing flat, and would have an issue with vertical boards.
Thanks in advance for any tips/suggestions!
I recently got a 45d Lock Miter bit, and routing adjacent panels, one side requires the wood to be flat, and the other to be vertical. Clamping the flat piece to get a good miter is great, but I am constantly having issues with the vertical piece to stay in perfect 90 degree alignment while riding against the fence.
Anyone resolve similar issues with a homemade jig and/or clamp system?
I have been "googling" router sleds, but everything seems to be aligned for routing flat, and would have an issue with vertical boards.
Thanks in advance for any tips/suggestions!