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2. How to setup a Finger Joint Assembly Router Bit

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   Mate them and measure with your dial caliper (I like a slightly bigger set where the jaws usually reach correspondingly farther) across the high parts and divide the measurement by 2. This is how far off your height setting is. If "A" is high the bit is low so raise it by that amount.

3. Solid Finger joint Bit - Router Forums

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   The finger joint I am refering to is the one you would use to make a butt joint not the box joint with big finger Since I cannot post a url yet the bit i am talking about is a solid finger joint router bit. Yonico makes this type of yellow bit. I am refering to the one with four cutter that cannot be removed. My bit seems to be making fingers ...

4. Finger Joint Bit | Router Forums

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   bobj3. 23784 posts · Joined 2006. #2 · Feb 5, 2011 (Edited) Hi Al. You can remove some of the cutters but it's hard to add more.. They are use on the end of lumber the norm or on the edge of lumber.... They can't be used in a right angle joint.. 1 PC 1/2" Shank Adjustable Finger Joint Router Bit - eBay (item 130481261141 end time Feb-06-11 17 ...

5. How do you use a finger joint bit? | Router Forums

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   It will be much easier to simply make a 45 degree cut widthwise not lengthwise on each piece and glue the two together. If done carefully the joint will be almost impossible to see. Seeing how you own the bit and having issues with making it work I'd suggest calling Rockler and asking for their advice.

6. How to Use Rockler 61886 Finger Joint Bit - Router Forums

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   I have a Rockler bit 61886. It is a finger joint bit but I cannot find any instructions for how to use it. I bought it a few years ago at a clearance sale at Rockler. I have a need for some finger jointed lumber and want to use it. Attached is a picture. The puzzling thing about the bit is at the top is a square 1/4" cutter.

7. Router bit for finger joints

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   TangoDown3727. An UPcut spiral bit is the best choice for box joints. The up-cut pulls the stock toward the base of the router or the router table surface as it cuts, so it makes for a very clean dado or groove because it also pulls the chips/dust out of the groove which helps avoid overheating the bit and giving a very clean cut.