Originally Posted by
Dennis McDonaugh
Thanks for the input, I'll set up two routers. The manual cautions against using two routers in multiple places -- 7-8 and 7-9 are two places where it mentions it.
I suspect that's because many folks wouldn't take the time to insure that the router base is adjusted so that the guide insert is perfectly concentric with the tooling...that requires a "cone", etc., and is really important. But one should be doing that with even one router motor for this kind of application because the router WILL get reoriented during the cut just because of how human hands will move it. As long as one gets these adjustments as "perfect" as possible, things should work well.
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