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PostPosted: Sat Jan 14, 2012 10:16 pm 
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Huh.. I've never had trouble with the tape on the body method.

Is the bearing binding?

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Could be seized with glue buildup between bearing and shaft. I keep my bits in a small plastic container filled with kerosene.
Helps prevent gunk buildup.

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Ridgid 2400 is under $100 last time I checked. Changing height can be a pain, but getting the bearing right where you want it is a breeze.


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Lex -

thanks for posting that picture ! I did not know the guide existed - I have the 2401 (I think) which did not come with the guide but is a great router -

do you do all your bindings with this ? How does it work ?

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I made a binding machine I copied from Chris Paulick's video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ve_PmQMSnQQ (Thanks Chris I love your videos).
He uses an adjustable depth of cut guide so you don't need any bearings when doing the sides. Work's good for me too. Doesn't solve the problem of routing out other areas though.

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John A wrote:
Lex -

thanks for posting that picture ! I did not know the guide existed - I have the 2401 (I think) which did not come with the guide but is a great router -

do you do all your bindings with this ? How does it work ?


Yep, this one which has a spiral bit is dedicated to binding and purfling channels for all but the most radiused of tops and backs. The whole guide bearing assembly rides along the two rails... you get it close to where you want it with those two screws, then use the little screw on the end to micro-adjust. As you can see I replaced the little plastic base with a bigger plywood one to make it more stable. With its size and soft start I think it's perfect for bindings.


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lex_luthier wrote:
John A wrote:
Lex -

thanks for posting that picture ! I did not know the guide existed - I have the 2401 (I think) which did not come with the guide but is a great router -

do you do all your bindings with this ? How does it work ?


Yep, this one which has a spiral bit is dedicated to binding and purfling channels for all but the most radiused of tops and backs. The whole guide bearing assembly rides along the two rails... you get it close to where you want it with those two screws, then use the little screw on the end to micro-adjust. As you can see I replaced the little plastic base with a bigger plywood one to make it more stable. With its size and soft start I think it's perfect for bindings.


I have the same one but hadnt thought of using it like u did , thanks for the pic !

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