Holmz
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So you are basically saying the router/plate system is not in-line (or is not perfectly normal to) the rail, is off by 1/4-mm.
Itnis either the holes in the router base, or the holes in the baseplate... Or a combination.
If a different rail adapter base plate does not rectify it, then it would be the router's base with the holes offset.
Does a bushing also result in the bit being not in axial alignment with the bushing?
Itnis either the holes in the router base, or the holes in the baseplate... Or a combination.
If a different rail adapter base plate does not rectify it, then it would be the router's base with the holes offset.
Does a bushing also result in the bit being not in axial alignment with the bushing?