A spoilboard cutter can't cut anything but a flat surface, unless the spindle is out of tram.
We have a new machine and the spoil board was left wavy. Technician was at a loss. Sent Cutter head back for inspection as was claimed to be shadow checked (?) and confirmed to be fine.
Any ideas why this happens. Looks and feels like very smave waves like sand on the beach.
Here is the cutterhead before it was sent back. Thanks
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A spoilboard cutter can't cut anything but a flat surface, unless the spindle is out of tram.
Gerry
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That's what I thought.. thanks
tram the spindle with a precision square or a good combination square and a long dowel pin or drill rod in the spindle
I had the same problem until I trammed my spindle using something like this:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1